The Druid Master of Hogwarts

"Minerva~"

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Fish and Harry came to the Great Hall, coincidentally Professor McGonagall was there at this time, and the kitten rushed up immediately.

"Why are you two so early today?"

Yesterday there was a Quidditch match, and the little lazy cat was excusable for getting up early. What's going on today?

Professor McGonagall was a little puzzled.

"Fish wants to learn how to conjure a cat with Minerva early, and Harry said he wants to learn meow too."

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The kitten played coquettishly in Professor McGonagall's arms for a while, and then pointed to Harry, who was smirking behind him.

"Potter?" Professor McGonagall glanced at the cramped Harry and nodded thoughtfully, "I see, I see."

She patted Feishu's head and said, "Let's have breakfast first, and I'll teach you later."

"Great!"

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Fish quickly sat down beside Professor McGonagall, and immediately appeared in front of him the breakfast that Comey had prepared for him.

Harry, who was not far away, was also relieved. Although he also thought that Professor McGonagall was unlikely to reject him, he could only relax after he really confirmed it.

Harry came to sit down at the long table in Gryffindor and, like Fish, ate his breakfast quickly.

The two little wizards solved the breakfast in front of them as quickly as possible, even a little faster than Professor McGonagall, who had started eating early.

"Let's go."

After breakfast, Professor McGonagall wiped his mouth with a handkerchief, stood up, and said to Harry and Fish, who could not wait.

She brought the two to the Transfiguration Classroom, which was empty when there was no class on Sunday.

After the three of them entered the classroom, Professor McGonagall locked the door with her backhand, and then stood directly on the podium that she was all too familiar with, while Harry and Fish sat in the first row of seats, as they normally would. Like in class.

"Before I teach you the Patronus Charm, I want to explain to you what the Patronus Charm is."

After entering the teaching state, Professor McGonagall changed back to that stern look, causing Harry sitting below to sit up straight.

"The Patronus Spell is one of the most powerful and oldest defensive spells..."

She repeated what she had said to Fish the day before to Harry before going deeper: "The Patronus is a positive force, an external manifestation of the things Dementors depend on for a living. - Hope, happiness, the desire to live... but it doesn't feel despair like a real person, so the Dementors can't help it."

Professor McGonagall explained why the Patronus Charm was able to defeat Dementors, and then she changed the subject.

"Of course, if you want to truly defeat the Dementors, you must summon a complete Patronus. However, this is something that many clever wizards are unable to grasp. Most of them can only summon a vague shadow... However, this cannot Let you defeat the Dementors, and at best block them a little."

"I'll demonstrate it to you first." She drew out her wand, "Call God Guard!"

The silver-white kitten appeared again, flew around Professor McGonagall, and then landed firmly on the podium.

When he saw that Professor McGonagall's so-called Patronus Charm only turned into a silver-white kitten, Harry was actually suspicious. He couldn't imagine how such a kitten could be able to Defeat the Dementors...

Oh no, he can still imagine.

If the kitten is replaced by Fish, it shouldn't be a problem to fight a dementor, but the problem is...

This is not Fish. In terms of appearance, it is more like Professor McGonagall's Animagus. After all, Fish's cat form is younger.

"The power of the patron saint never lies in size."

Professor McGonagall was keenly aware of Harry's suspicion, and she was not angry, but explained patiently: "It represents the most positive emotion of a wizard, so it is especially effective when fighting against evil forces.

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In order to prove his claim, Professor McGonagall also cited a relatively well-known example in the wizarding world.

There was once a wizard named Illius, whose patron saint was a rat, and he was ridiculed by the villagers for a long time. Until one day, a dark wizard named Lachideen led an army of dementors to invade their village.

At first, the patron saints of other villagers (including bears, wolves, wild boars, etc.) were able to withstand the attack of the dementor army, but they were quickly outnumbered. The Patronus grew weaker, and the caster either collapsed or fled.

At this time, the Patronus of the rat summoned by Illius gave off a dazzling light, defeated all the dementors, and forced the dark wizard Lachdion to go into battle himself, and he also used the Patronus Charm... …

As a result, maggots were launched from Lachdeen's wand and quickly devoured his body.

"... Therefore, dark wizards with too evil minds cannot summon the Patronus, and they will be attacked by this spell." Professor McGonagall spoke to Fish and Harry: "And Simposia. Lol, her patron saint is a ladybug, but she is also very powerful."

"Minerva, so the Patronus is actually the smaller the better meow?"

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Fish asked curiously.

"Of course not," Professor McGonagall shook his head with a smile and continued to explain, "I mean, the power of the Patronus is not directly related to their size."

She paused for a moment, and then said: "And before your patron saints are really summoned, no one knows what they look like, although some people have concluded a set of incomplete rules, but the situation that does not meet is also No, there are even records that the form of the patron saint has changed after the wizard has experienced some things."

In order to give Fei a lot of knowledge, Professor McGonagall went to the library to check some information yesterday, and found a lot of unpopular knowledge related to the Patronus Charm.

After telling Fish and Harry all this additional knowledge, Professor McGonagall finally got to the point.

"Actually, the Patronus spell itself is not difficult to learn," she said. "Compared to other spells, its wand movements are not complicated, and there are not many changes in the pronunciation of the spell. The difficulty of practicing it is that , how do you find the positive emotions that work best for you and infuse them into this spell."

"You must focus all your thoughts on a particularly happy or proud moment for this spell to take effect." Professor McGonagall lifted his Patronus and raised his wand again, "Otherwise, just Such a situation will occur...call God Guard!"

She shouted the Patronus Charm again, and the tip of the staff once again sprayed out a cloud of silver-white mist, but this time, after the mist gathered together, it did not turn into a cat, but looked like a cat. Like a small cloud, floating in front of Professor McGonagall.

"Then, let's try it."

Professor McGonagall dismissed the vague Patronus, speaking to Fish and Harry.

Fish, who couldn't hold back for a long time, took out his vine wood wand and jumped into the space between the podium and the desk.

"Call God Guard!"

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As Professor McGonagall said, casting the Patronus Charm is not difficult, just draw a few circles with the wand, and the spell is very simple.

To be precise, many ancient spells are like this. As long as the spell is correct, gestures and other things are trivial. They are more focused on the spiritual power when casting the spell... such as the positive emotions required by the Patronus.

And positive emotions are too easy for Fish, you know, cats are creatures that chase their own tails and can have a lot of fun.

So Fish was only trying it for the first time, and the spell took effect, and a cloud of silvery white mist spewed from the tip of his staff, killing himself, Professor McGonagall on the podium, and Ha, sitting in the first row. Lidu was enveloped in it.

After surging for a while, this group of exaggerated light and mist gradually calmed down.

"Meow?"

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Fisher blinked suspiciously.

He can feel the existence of this cloud, and Fish can clearly recognize that he can manipulate it to move around at will, and he can also control both Professor McGonagall and Harry Potter, who will be shrouded in it. To "squeeze" out.

only……

"Minerva, what's wrong with Fish's patron saint?"

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Fischer controlled this large group of "clouds" to rise above the classroom, revealing the three figures again, and then looked at Professor McGonagall, who was also confused.

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