Daily Life at Hogwarts Chapter 143: Take care of everything

Easter is fast approaching, and the professors at Hogwarts are tacitly giving students a lot of holiday homework.

Perhaps, professors know that most students like to be lazy, so they use this method so that students can review their homework well and avoid failing the upcoming final exam.

At Hogwarts, there is a real possibility of being relegated if the final grades are too poor, although this rarely happens.

"Don't you need to review?" Lee Jordan just finished reciting the twelve uses of dragon blood. When he raised his head, he looked at Albert who was busy with his own affairs and couldn't help asking.

"I reviewed it." Without looking up, Albert repeated the twelve uses of dragon's blood that Lee Jordan had just recited.

"You shouldn't have asked Albert." Fred sighed and complained, "Even if he doesn't study, he can do better than you. In other words, why do we have to advance more than a month What about review?"

"I heard Percy say that Professor Broad will resign in mid-May." George stretched out his hand to cover a yawn and looked at Albert, "Is this true?"

"Well, that's true." Albert nodded to show that it was true.

"I also heard that Professor Broad has finished the questions for the final exam." George's eyes flashed with excitement, and he asked quickly, "You often run to Professor Broad's office, Did you see..."

"You're thinking too much." Albert looked at George rather speechlessly, "It's the same for me, whether I peek at the exam questions or not, why should I do this and invite myself to peek at the exam questions? What about fame?"

"That's right." Fred was weakly practicing his cane swinging. His Transfiguration was not very proficient, especially it was difficult for him to boast about species transformation. However, I heard that this is a must test. one of the contents.

"It's really disappointing, it's rare to have a holiday, so can't we rest easily?" Lee Jordan threw the book and put it next to Albert's side, "Are you making protective bracelets again? ?"

"Well, the protective bracelet I made last time failed. I'm trying to improve it." Albert has no plans to hide it. "I have learned a lot of things recently, and I just can use it."

"Newly learned?" Fred grasped the word keenly. "Where did you learn it at Professor Broad, the advanced Defence Against the Dark Arts?"

"It's the use of ancient rune." Albert didn't care about the roommates who came over, and swept the sawdust into the fireplace, "Aren't you doing your homework? Everyone in the common room went back to rest. No one will bother you with your homework."

"No, not in a hurry anyway," George muttered.

"Don't you do your homework yourself?" Lee Jordan asked Albert, "I rarely see you going to the library to do your homework lately, and Angelina asked about it in the afternoon."

“He doesn’t have to do it, at least not for the holiday homework in Transfiguration class.” George protested sullenly, “Professor McGonagall has avoided most of Albert’s homework, and probably doesn’t need to do it in Defense Against the Dark Arts.”

"Ah, really? Damn it, why do I have to do so much homework?" Fred grumbled disapprovingly.

The three of them get angry at the thought of trying to do their heavy homework over the Easter break.

"If you can publish a paper on Transfiguration today, you definitely don't need to write your Transfiguration homework." It was Shanna who spoke up, just finishing her Transfiguration homework and stretching out wearily. A lazy waist.

Complaining is complaining, even if the twins are reluctant, they still have to do their homework unless they want to be locked up by the professors.

If you don't do well in exams, it's even worse when you get home from summer vacation.

Albert is not at all leisure, and he has his own business too.

Version 1.1 of the rough protective bracelet was announced soon, however, the effect of the protective bracelet is still only average, and the ancient rune carved on it has no effect at all.

This means it's a failure.

Albert recorded in his "Manufacturing Manual of Protective Bracelet": Version 1.1 of the protective wristband completely failed, and the original intended effect was not achieved. It is no different from version 1.0.

Actually, Albert hoped that an alchemy skill similar to a protective bracelet would appear on his skill panel. However, his hope was undoubtedly in vain.

Perhaps, the so-called protective bracelet is not an alchemical item.

Albert is so guessing.

Over the next few days, Albert could clearly feel that McDougall's speed of writing the manuscript increased, however, the third part of the manuscript was already a bit beyond his ability. But the content surprised him.

Different from the previous ones, the third part of the manuscript is actually the use of ancient rune, about the use of spells.

The Patronus Charm isn't the only ancient spell.

McDoug describes a powerful protective spell in this manuscript, as if to explain to Albert.

If it was translated directly it would be - full protection.

This ancient spell is similar to the Iron Armor Spell. After casting the spell, it will form an invisible protective barrier between you and your opponent. This barrier is not unidirectional, but protects yourself from all aspects and angles. protected in it.

From McDougall's description, Albert felt like he was wrapping himself in an indestructible passport.

If Iron Armor is a medium difficulty spell, then "Total Protection" is undoubtedly an extremely complex and difficult spell to cast.

Albert once tried and failed under the watchful eye of Professor Broad.

In fact, Albert's attempts to cast spells using ancient runes have all failed, and he has also asked Professor Brod why.

Professor Broad's answer is: Your magical power is not strong enough to support these ancient and powerful spells, and the understanding and application of them are only superficial.

Professor Broad's eyes are extremely vicious, and he can see the problem with Albert at a glance. He is inexperienced.

Even if Albert is a genius, he can't learn it all at once. Ancient magic is far more difficult to master than the magic used today.

Perhaps, if someone were in charge of teaching Albert, after a few months of practice, he would be able to master the spell.

As a Defence Against the Dark Arts professor, Professor Broad is undoubtedly an expert on this subject, but he has no intention of teaching Albert.

Both Professor Broad and McDougall think it's time to let Albert slow down and teach him how to use those ancient spells after he absorbs the knowledge of runes.

Too anxious is not necessarily a good thing for a young man.

Sometimes people need some patience.

In Professor Broad's opinion, the Iron Armor Spell, which is easier to master and more practical, is undoubtedly more suitable for Albert to use.

"I suggest that you continue to explore the potential of this spell, rather than staring at those ancient spells." Professor Broad explained, "Wizards have developed many variant spells based on the original ones."

"Super Iron Armor Curse?" Albert asked tentatively.

"It seems that you have studied the Iron Armor Charm." Professor Broad nodded, "This is an advanced usage."

Albert did not do research, but watched movies.

In the Battle of Hogwarts, initiated by Professor Flitwick and completed by several professors, the almost indestructible magical protective barrier is a highlight of that movie.

"Do you know the reason why those ancient spells are not so popular now?" Professor Broad asked suddenly.

"Slow pace and long spells?" Albert raised his eyebrows.

"Yes." Professor Broad nodded and said, "Especially in the duel of wizards, the flexible use of magic spells is the most important, which is why the armored spell and some simple anti-curses are favored."

"Can you use that ancient protective spell for me to take a look at?" Albert asked suddenly.

Professor Broad raised his eyebrows, but he didn't refuse. He raised his wand and waved it around him.

At that moment, Albert noticed a disturbance in the air, as if there was an invisible barrier surrounding Professor Broad.

"Can I touch?" Albert asked.

"Can."

"It's amazing." Albert stretched out his hand and pushed it, he found that there was an invisible stance blocking his palm, "However, I remember that "all protection" seems to be..."

"It is a magic used to protect a specific area~IndoMTL.com~ This spell can be used far beyond your imagination." Professor Broad saw Albert's thoughts and said softly, "Don't worry, you I'm still young and I still have a lot to learn."

Albert fell silent, because it wasn't that old protective spell, but it was certainly more suitable for him to use now.

Professor Broad guessed what he was thinking, and it wasn't too difficult.

"By the way, this is for you." Professor Broad suddenly said, and he took out an invitation letter from his pocket and handed it to Albert.

"What is this?" Albert was surprised that Professor Broad would give him an invitation letter directly.

"It's an invitation, obviously," Professor Broad said. "In a personal way, McDoug intends to invite a few friends who are experts in ancient rune."

"Why did you invite me?" Albert was a little puzzled

"Because you're also half an expert now, the youngest one. Believe me, there must be many people who will be happy to meet you." Professor Broad said with a smile, "This paper has been too long without fresh blood. joined."

"Me, an expert?" Albert was still a little confused. In his previous life, an expert was not a good word, especially an expert who appeared on TV.

To use a saying at the time, experts don't have time to talk to you on TV in the United States.

For some reason, Albert thought this was a little unusual.

As far as he knows, wizards usually have a low status in the wizarding world before they reach adulthood. They are defined as fledglings, objects of protection.

A twelve-year-old expert?

It's really funny in Albert's opinion. It's not that he doesn't agree with Professor Broad's words, but that the magic world he knows is like this.