The Little Superman of Hogwarts

The Little Superman of Hogwarts - Chapter 114 [Substitute Potions Teacher?]

Kerr has been taking the time these past few days to practice the [Antidote Charm]. This spell can allow Hermione to "come back to life" and move freely before her magic is exhausted.

The Antidote Charm itself is very simple, but making it last longer is the problem...

After practicing for a while, and with a 60-70% confidence level, Kerr came to Hermione's bedside. Ginny was intently reading a book at that moment.

Ginny has grown very quickly during this time. Before, she was like a naive little girl, but now she is like a powerful modern young woman.

"Your magic value has been increasing very quickly these past few days. According to my estimation, your magic value should have already surpassed your brother Ron, although there is still some distance from Percy," Kerr said.

"Thank you. I've just been practicing normally these past few days, and haven't done anything extra," Ginny's face was slightly flushed. She has basically recovered from the fear of harming Hermione.

"You don't need to stay here with Hermione. Hermione shouldn't know anything at all right now. The attack she suffered was a kind of extremely disgusting curse, almost like time was frozen," Kerr explained.

"I don't dare to go to the study hall. I'm afraid to face more classmates... You know what they all say about me... They say I'm an evil witch... I'm a female Voldemort!" Ginny said softly, with a sobbing voice.

Kerr gave Ginny a hug, then patted Ginny's head and comforted her, "Those are obviously lies spread by the Slytherins, don't take it to heart."

Ginny nodded and continued reading her book. Kerr raised his wand, Heracles, above his head and began to chant the spell: "[Antidote Charm]!"

Kerr has 106,000 cards of magic value, which is equivalent to the magic value of thirty adult wizards. The most difficult part of making this spell work smoothly is that it must form a stable source of magic, continuously nourishing the body.

Kerr had a brilliant idea. He divided the magic into two parts, one part was input from external force, and the other part would be output from Hermione's internal force, eventually reaching a stable state of equilibrium. The difficulty of this spell lies in the fact that Hermione must learn the Antidote Charm within the first ten minutes, and then internally [renew] the spell that Kerr casts externally. In this way, after the two sides reach resonance, according to the estimation, Hermione can continue to move for at least 8 hours or more.

A faint blue light shot out from Heracles—right in the center of Hermione's eyebrows, and an invisible magic power spread throughout her body.

Hermione's stiff state instantly eased—her hair, which was as hard as a stone, immediately drooped down—after only a few seconds, Hermione's eyes blinked.

"Are you awake?" Kerr asked gently.

"I just seemed to see a monster!" Hermione was still immersed in horror. In her memory, a second ago she was still in the bathroom, and Ginny had just opened the Chamber of Secrets in the bathroom with strange words.

"Listen to me, now you must learn this spell within ten minutes—the Antidote Charm, and let it run in your body," Kerr said, "I'll explain this matter to you in detail after you learn the Antidote Charm."

"The incantation of the Antidote Charm is: !@#$%...\u0026, there are thirty-five syllables in total, be sure to remember it clearly!"

Hermione didn't understand what had happened, but she trusted Kerr very much and immediately concentrated on learning the spell. It didn't take ten minutes, it only took five minutes, and Hermione successfully cast it on her own body once.

Instantly, Kerr felt a lot more relaxed: "Now you can let Ginny tell you what happened..."

Ginny stood up excitedly when she saw Hermione sitting up. Seeing Hermione turn her head to look at her, she immediately rushed over and hugged Hermione tightly, then began to cry bitterly.

Ginny told Hermione the general course of events while crying. Hermione was shocked when she heard that she had been in a coma for a whole week. In her opinion, only a few minutes had passed.

Hermione of course easily forgave Ginny. After all, Ginny was also just a victim. She had been quite uncomfortable in the past week.

Kerr brought Ginny and Hermione to the long-lost Great Hall. It was just dinner time. Seeing Hermione push the door open and enter, the Great Hall almost instantly became quiet.

Everyone couldn't help but raise their heads and look at Hermione and Ginny. The two walked into the Great Hall hand in hand, and Kerr followed behind them.

Ron and Harry and the other five rushed up to check on Hermione's condition. Ron patted Ginny heavily on the shoulder and comforted her.

The next day, Hermione got the long-lost [Time-Turner] and began to study frantically—but the only drawback was that Hermione had to have Kerr cast the spell to dispel the curse every six to eight hours, otherwise she would turn into a stone again. For this reason, Hermione couldn't even return to the dormitory to stay—she had to stay in the hospital ward, otherwise Kerr couldn't enter the girls' dormitory.

In the afternoon, after Kerr finished his Transfiguration class, Professor McGonagall suddenly called out to Kerr: "Come to my office for a moment!"

When he arrived at the office, Professor McGonagall asked: "Hermione's condition must have been cured by you? Right?"

"Of course!" Kerr was puzzled. This was obvious, so Kerr told Professor McGonagall in detail about the Antidote Charm.

"Genius!" Professor McGonagall exclaimed: "I never thought that the Antidote Charm could be used in combination by two people, this can indeed greatly extend its time!"

Professor McGonagall changed the subject: "How was your experience using the Time-Turner to study this week? Can the higher-grade courses meet your needs? Or at least help you?"

"Of course! I have many questions that have been solved instantly!" Kerr explained: "Many books are wrong, some places are even fabricated randomly, and some key points are not recorded in the books at all, so I have gained a lot!"

"Very good! If that's the case, I have a request..." Professor McGonagall said: "Snape has taken a month's leave, and it is likely to be extended by another half a month... I can't watch the little wizards waste their studies because of this!"

"So..." Professor McGonagall said: "I request you to teach Potions to the first and second-year students in place of Snape!"

"Me?" Kerr was stunned: "I'm a student... Professor McGonagall, even if I go to lecture, do you think the students will trust me?"

"Your achievements in the first-year Potions class are obvious to the little wizards! Believe me, perhaps you lack prestige in the higher-grade courses, but you will definitely do well in the first and second-year courses!"

"Doesn't this matter need to be discussed with the Headmaster?" Kerr asked.

"The Headmaster has already agreed!" Professor McGonagall took out a roll of parchment from the drawer, which contained a letter of authorization.