The Deep Sea Wizard of Hogwarts

It was getting close to morning, and with the hoarse cries of crows, Lind in the water woke up from his deep sleep.

The fog above the swimming pool had almost dissipated. He stretched his body in the water, and then shot out of the water like an arrow.

Some of the previous injuries were left with scars like bullet holes due to untimely treatment. He put on his clothes and walked out of the Room of Requirement.

Back to the Gryffindor Common Room, he went back to the dormitory to tidy up, and then, like he usually did, like a little wizard who went to bed early and got up early, he changed into casual clothes and went to the rest area below.

He spread open the long parchment, on which was a little star map. Astronomy is undoubtedly a relatively easy subject. Basically, the whole semester is to draw a star map under the guidance of the professor.

The professor told them with some regret last week that the stars would return to their positions a little after the final exam.

But this is big news for many little wizards, which means that their final exam has changed from accurately drawing a star map to drawing a half-finished product.

After finishing his astronomy homework casually, Lind took out other homework and started to do it.

After breakfast, Lind went to the library and tried to check the abnormality on his body. Unfortunately, he searched for an entire afternoon and found nothing. He had a hunch that his answer might be in the forbidden book section. But it would be better for him to go to Dumbledore face to face.

This is a real magic world. He will touch the things in the forbidden book section, but not now.

Putting the doubts in his heart and warning himself not to forget, Lind then started his daily study again.

He wrote to Flourish and Blotts Bookstore and ordered the second-grade spell textbook "Standard Spells: Level 2", and then borrowed these books from the library for transition.

The last spell of the first grade - the dancing spell is relatively simple, and he mastered it in just one night.

At the same time, he tried the water spray spell twice again. Since he was well prepared this time, he tried to forcibly control the speed of the water spray and tried to make it spray fresh water.

The water jet can indeed be controlled by him to become smaller, although it is still very scary, but at least it means that he can practice slowly. But he failed to make the water jet normal in these two attempts.

His tongue can clearly distinguish it.

This is also the reason why he stopped continuing Professor Flitwick's challenge. He can try, but he will not spend too much time on this challenge.

Tuesday breakfast, in the bustling auditorium, Lind was eating breakfast, and Jane sat opposite him, stuffing food into her mouth from time to time, making her mouth full of oil.

Owls poured into the auditorium, and these owls held different things in their claws and threw them at various young wizards.

Andersen also flew up, turning his head above, not knowing what he was looking for.

An owl threw a package to Lind, and Andersen hurriedly caught it, and then slowly put it next to Lind.

He still remembered that a week ago, Malfoy's mother sent him some candy again, which was still thrown down by the owl from high above, and ended up hitting the cup and splashing all over the people around.

At that time, Lind said lightly, "Stupid!", which made Harry and Ron laugh for a long time.

But everyone heard different things. For those little wizards, this was Lind mocking Malfoy.

But for it, it was obviously his boss reminding himself.

Remind himself not to be like those stupid owls, who threw things down from high above.

Lind opened the package, and it was the "Standard Spells: Level 2" bought at Flourish and Blotts. It was a book for the second-year spells class at Hogwarts.

But he quickly put the book away to prevent others from seeing it and gossiping.

After that, Lind wrapped the cover of the book, and then dared to take it out to read it on weekdays.

Thursday, Halloween Eve.

The troll will enter the school tonight, but... it has nothing to do with him. With Dumbledore there, nothing will happen.

Lind smelled pumpkin pie when he woke up in the morning. Several little wizards, such as Ron and Wayne, announced that they would wear homemade Halloween costumes to go out at night to scare Filch.

In today's Charms class, Professor Flitwick announced that he thought they could start making objects fly. Ever since the students saw Professor Flitwick make Neville's toad fly all over the classroom, they have been eager to try this skill.

He divided the students into two groups, Lind and Jane were in one group, and Neville was on his other side.

Professor Flitwick naturally knew Lind's strength, so he planned to let him take care of the two children. Neville doesn't need to say much, and Jane's condition has not been very good these days.

Although Lind had already learned this spell. But he believes that the saying "knowledge is eternal" is not applicable to individuals. If you don't review it and don't use it often, even the most profound knowledge will gradually be forgotten.

So for Transfiguration and Charms, he never said that he would learn other content by himself, but seriously followed the teacher's rhythm to have a high-quality knowledge review.

In the practical stage, Lind was still the first person to successfully cast the levitation spell. Professor Flitwick gave him 5 points.

Jane repeated the spell over and over again beside him. Her pronunciation was standard and her wand waving was also standard, but the feathers just couldn't fly. It seemed that she didn't want to cast this spell at all.

Then he turned his head to the other side and began to try to guide Neville.

"You're wrong," Hermione's voice came from behind Lind, and she said bluntly: "It's Wingardim Levi-o-sa, and the word 'ga' should be pronounced long and clearly."

"Since you are so smart, you should try it. Don't just talk like Lind." Ron roared.

Hermione rolled up her sleeves, waved her wand, and said: "Wingardim Levi-o-sa!"

Their feather rose from the table and floated four feet above their heads.

Lind looked at the wand in Ron's hand, which had small thorns, and sighed.

The biggest problem of Neville and Ron has never been themselves, but the wands in their hands.

"I'm serious, you should change your wand!" Lind sighed and said to Neville.

"I can feel that this wand is rejecting you." Lind said lightly.

"But, I... I only have it." Neville was also very clear about his problem, and his face flushed.

But he still didn't want to give it up. He felt that this was what his father had left him, and it was full of important things.

Lind took out another wand.

"No one said that we can't use two wands! Never. It's just that when we need it, we should use the one that is convenient."

In fact, the other one was not a wand, but a branch that he used to practice spells and transformed into a wand.

But Neville probably didn't care about the details of why the two wands were the same.

Neville thought about it, but still didn't say anything, and continued to poke the feather. Lind also knew that Neville's situation could not be solved with just one or two words.

After class, Lind still walked behind, but his mind was not on the book. He listened quietly to the conversation in front.

"No wonder everyone can't stand her," Ron said to Harry, as they were struggling to walk through the crowded corridor. "To be honest, she's just like a nightmare. I don't know how that guy gets along with her."

Someone bumped into Harry and hurried past them. It was Hermione. Harry caught a glimpse of her face - he was surprised to find that she was crying.

"I think she heard you."

"So what..."

"Ronald!!" Jane, who had been absent-minded, suddenly reacted and yelled at Ron.

Then she hurried to Hermione. "Wait for me."

"Who does she think she is, looking down on the duo?" Ron said angrily.

Lind raised his eyebrows behind him.

Where did this Jane Devo come from? It was a huge variable.