Hogwarts: Starting with full Unforgivable Curses

Chapter 18 The little wizard’s self-esteem is terrible

In Professor McGonagall's office, Dylan asked a lot of questions about the confusion he had since he started studying magic.

Professor McGonagall even gave him some answers to magic other than the Transfiguration spell.

[Message]: Your Transfiguration spell proficiency has increased! The current progress is 35%!

Dylan glanced at the panel.

The proficiency has increased by 0.5% and is now at 3.5/10, about to enter level .

Dylan has gained considerable experience in how to perform transfiguration spells on inanimate objects.

He could already perform Transfiguration spells on inanimate objects with ease and realism, without involving living creatures or his Animagus form.

Of course, if he wants to change something, he must first understand it.

Only by thoroughly understanding the principles and structure of an object can you use the transformation spell at will.

It is impossible for him to be able to transform something completely just by saying it will happen.

Since he doesn't understand the structure of objects, even if he can change them, at best he can only create a "shape" that he has in mind.

For example, if he wants to turn an apple into an alarm clock, but he doesn't understand the structure of an alarm clock, he can only create something that looks like an alarm clock but still has an apple inside.

After Dylan left.

Professor McGonagall rubbed her stomach.

"This little wizard has so many questions..."

She stood up and prepared to eat something, but halfway through, she couldn't suppress the smile on her face.

"However, I have led another student into the realm of Transfiguration."

……

After coming out of Professor McGonagall's office, Dylan walked straight towards the auditorium.

At this moment, many young wizards have already sat down and started eating lunch.

There are less than two hours left until the afternoon class starts.

More than enough.

As Dylan walked into the auditorium, he saw two people waving at him.

It was Harry and Ron.

Next to him was Neville, who was too embarrassed to raise his hand and was looking at him eagerly.

Dylan walked over.

"Oh my God, Dylan, you are so amazing! In the Transfiguration class, you added a full 10 points for our school!" Ron looked excited.

He immediately glanced at Hermione who was eating not far away.

"Unlike some people who brag about how great they are, but end up only getting 5 points."

Hermione glanced at Ron, then looked at Dylan, then lowered her head and continued eating.

"Tsk!" Ron tilted his head back.

Dylan: “…”

He shook his head: "Whether it's 5 or 10 points, they are all added points for our school. It's better than getting no points at all, or even almost having points deducted."

Ron's body stiffened when he heard this.

Hermione almost couldn't suppress her laughter.

With some surprise, he glanced at Dylan who was already sitting in his seat.

Harry looked at Ron, who was silent, and then at Dylan, who had already started eating.

He quickly tried to smooth things over and said, "After class, Dylan, did you go to ask Professor McGonagall questions?"

Ron looked over too.

Dylan nodded. "Regarding some questions about the Transfiguration Spell, I'm not sure if my judgment is correct, so I'm going to ask."

Harry exclaimed, "Dylan, you're such a fast learner."

Ron held it in for a while, but finally couldn't hold it in any longer and said, "And he's quite venomous!" Dylan smiled helplessly and said, "I'm just telling the truth. Isn't it a good thing for anyone to add points to our school?"

"We are a collective, there is no need to compare ourselves. Scores are not important; self-awareness and happiness are what matter most."

Ron seemed to understand, "How can the score not be important? It symbolizes whether we can win the house cup at the end of the semester!"

Dylan shook his head slightly and said nothing more.

He is not the father, and he has to explain to Jackie Chan why the talisman is not important and finding a way to destroy the Holy Lord is important.

Ron is still too young and doesn't understand many things, which is normal.

There was no need for him to put the truth before them right now.

Ron pouted. "It's a pity I can't even make a match move. Neville and Seamus can turn matches into iron rods!"

He held the fork in his hand somewhat gloomily, poking at the vegetables in front of him.

"Besides, that teacher is such a murderer!"

As soon as Dylan heard it, he knew that Ron was still upset about Professor McGonagall scolding him and Harry in front of the whole class that morning.

In fact, to him, an adult who has lived two lives, this is nothing at all.

But for a little wizard with a very strong self-esteem and a strong will, it is difficult for him to change his mind.

Ron was still mumbling.

"We didn't mean to be late. I don't know what happened to that damn staircase. It actually sent us to the fourth floor."

"And then that weird guy called Filch also seemed to be crazy and kept chasing us."

"Oh my God, you have no idea how hard Harry and I worked to get into the classroom on time!"

Hearing this, Dylan thought for a moment, swallowed a piece of well-cooked beef, and spoke slowly.

"Hey, Ron, I know you're unhappy about being scolded by Professor McGonagall, but I have to say that what Professor McGonagall said was entirely out of consideration for you and Harry."

"What? She's so fierce, but she'd actually consider us? I think she just wants to use us to establish her authority! To build up her image as a strict teacher!"

Ron curled his lips and said, "I bet she has this problem with students from other colleges as well!"

Dylan: “…”

Children's self-esteem is really scary.

"And the most important thing is that that damn Malfoy actually came to laugh at me and Harry after class!"

Dylan blinked.

So this sentence is the key point, right?

He went straight to Professor McGonagall's office after class, so he really didn't know about this matter.

He calmed down and asked, "Ron, do you know the Acromantula?"

Harry and Ron, including Neville, Seamus, and Hermione all looked over.

"What is that?" Harry asked.

"A ferocious carnivorous magical creature."

Dylan said: "Acromantula can eat humans, and even feed on humans. It is their instinct."

"How terrible!" Neville exclaimed.

Dylan nodded: "But this is not the most terrible thing. Do you know what is the most terrible thing?"

"What?" Harry and Ron asked in unison.

"The most terrifying thing is that you turned into an acromantula, but you forgot you were a wizard. You resisted being transformed back into a human, and eventually became a man-eating monster in the form of an acromantula."

As Dylan finished speaking, the little wizards around him all widened their eyes.

"Of course, this is just an example."

Ron breathed a sigh of relief, but before he could catch his breath, he couldn't move his hands.

"Besides becoming an Acromantula, you might also become a slimy basilisk, an ugly grindylow, or a stinking Bolog..."

hiss!
(End of this chapter)