The Trinity of Harry Potter

"Okay, Kano, not only have you not regressed, but you have also made some progress."

The wounds on Owen's body disappeared like a phantom, while Cano's wounds healed at an extremely fast speed, and he grimaced in discomfort.

"Can't you be gentle? I am now made of flesh and blood, and I am afraid of dying young if I do this every day."

Owen sneered: "Are you still flesh and blood? You are a reborn person, and you have been gestating in the oak tree for twelve years. No one in this world has stronger immortality than you."

"I even doubt that I'd cut you into a stick and bury it in the ground, pour some water on it, and you'd be alive and kicking again in two days."

Kano felt disgusted by what he said, so he threw the oak sword in his hand.

The sword penetrated Owen's body, bringing up only a wisp of mist.

In Celtic culture, rituals could be held near water, preferably flowing water, to enter the fairy land.

Kano doesn't want to return to Fairyland, but it's no problem to use the environment here to find a sparring partner.

Ordinary druids may need to sacrifice a white cow or something, but Kano's identity simplifies these procedures.

Anyway, Gawain said before he came out, as long as you call out in the mortal world, I will send someone there.

In a sense, it can be regarded as Didi’s taxi service.

"Okay, okay, brother, don't be angry." Owen waved his hands repeatedly, "We, the hundred or so Knights of the Round Table, are all waiting over there. After you defeat one of them, we will send a more powerful one to train with you."

"Come on."

As the fog dissipated, Owen's figure gradually disappeared.

Kano always felt that something was not right. If he thought about it carefully, Morgan was Owen's biological mother. Morgan asked him to call her sister, so he should be Owen's uncle.

Am I being taken advantage of?

Kano shook his head helplessly and let the oak robe on his body absorb the blood that had flowed all over the floor. The wounds that were still full of flesh and blood just now had only light white marks left.

Kano ran a few more laps and returned to the dormitory to take a shower. At this time, all the little wizards got up humming, as if they were still reminiscing about the delicious rice and vegetables they had eaten last night.

"Kano, are you out?"

Harry was still a little awake and asked Kano, who was holding a textbook in his hand to preview.

Kano nodded: "I just went for morning exercise. Don't be lazy for too long, otherwise the food at Hogwarts will turn you into a fat man in a few months."

Harry subconsciously thought of his cousin Dudley's big pie face and couldn't help but shudder.

He made up his mind to go to bed early and get up early in the future to stay in good shape.

First-year students at Hogwarts need to take Herbology, History of Magic, Charms, Transfiguration, Potions, Astronomy, Defense Against the Dark Arts and basic flying lessons.

It sounds like a lot, but in fact these children have an easier time than most college students.

Except Harry and Kano.

Kano encountered unexpected troubles. What he learned from Merlin strongly conflicted with what was taught at Hogwarts.

For example, in the herbal medicine class, Kano found that he could not find several herbs commonly used in rituals in the textbook. After asking Professor Sprout, the teacher of the herbal medicine class, he found out that the names of those herbs had long been changed.

"Dear," Professor Sprout's body was filled with the smell of earth and herbs, "I don't know where you got this knowledge, but I think this book can help you."

Carnot followed her instructions and found a "Comparative List of Classical Medicinal Materials Names" in the library. This tome with pictures and texts was written by Professor Sprout.

In the Transfiguration class, Professor McGonagall showed off her skills and turned the podium into a big fat pig. The students were very surprised, but Kano didn't find it strange.

Because ancient druids could also break the boundaries between life and non-life, and even turn flowers into humans and betroth them to heroes as wives.

They are also good at breaking the boundaries between life and life, often turning humans into dogs, wolves, wild boars or eagles.

Kano can now turn into a snow-white hound, but he has no fighting power for the time being.

But then Professor McGonagall showed that the conversion between substances made Carnot unable to sit still. He really had never learned this.

Charms is almost a new knowledge for Kano. The short Professor Flitwick is the headmaster of Ravenclaw. He has a rich reserve of knowledge and is also a wizard duel champion.

Astronomy was no difficulty for him, and History of Magic was his favorite subject.

Professor Binns was a ghost. He took a nap by the fireplace before class one morning. When he woke up and finished the class, he found that he had become a ghost.

His body was just forgotten by the fireplace.

From then on, teachers of the History of Magic no longer needed to be hired from outside. Professor Binns, who did not need a salary, devoted himself wholeheartedly to his work, using his hollow and boring voice to bring good sleep to generations of students day after day.

When Harry and Ron woke up, they were once again disappointed to find that the morning's History of Magic class was almost over.

Hermione was writing notes like a fully automatic typewriter, while Kano was happily nodding along with Professor Binns' explanation.

"Merlin's beard, Kano, how did you manage to stay awake during Professor Binns' class?"

During lunch, Ron asked Kano vaguely with a chicken leg stuffed in his mouth.

Kano smiled mysteriously and did not answer.

Merlin once told him many historical stories about the magical world, but as an observer or even a witness, Merlin's stories would not be comprehensive and objective.

After all, no one can step out of the era in which they live to make an overall evaluation.

The courses taught by Professor Binns are often the crystallization of the thoughts of historical researchers of past generations. Compared with Merlin's family talk, Kano will feel a lot of indescribable pleasure.

Harry was also very happy recently. He found that even his classmates from wizarding families were not much more capable than him.

He had been worried that he would be dropped out of school if he could not keep up with the course progress, but now he can finally feel relieved.

Unfortunately, his good mood was about to end. The whole class was really looking forward to the Defense Against the Dark Arts class, but their professor Quirrell, a guy with a purple turban on his head and a smell of garlic all over his body, was really terrible.

He said that he was a powerful wizard and had helped the African prince drive away the resurrected corpses. This purple scarf was a thank you gift given to him by the other party.

As for the garlic smell, it is to prevent vampires.

But he hesitated and couldn't tell the details of these things, and he also looked timid when giving lectures.

All in all, Harry didn't like this teacher.

Kano's performance in the Defense Against the Dark Arts class was not very natural. Harry felt that Kano could always keep up with the teacher's ideas in other classes and his expression was very relaxed.

However, in the Defense Against the Dark Arts class, Harry always felt that Kano was frowning and seemed uncomfortable.

In fact, Kano could clearly feel that Quirrell could no longer be considered a complete life. He was like a leaky pot, with life force flowing out continuously from the back of his head.

And the twisted life on the back of his head was Voldemort.

Just being in the same room with him made Kano feel uncontrollably nauseated.

Fortunately, Quirrell pretended to be afraid of students, so he would not ask students to answer questions, otherwise Kano would be really afraid that he would spit it out.

Finally, the Gryffindor little lions came to the potions classroom underground.

Snape, dressed in black robes and with greasy hair, was looking at them coldly.