Hogwarts: Starting with full Unforgivable Curses

Chapter 26 Hermione's Secret Rivalry

Apart from eating and sleeping, Dylan spent most of his weekends in the library.

He worked so hard that he forgot to eat and sleep, and only then did he finish reading the precise formula of the high-level magic potion.

Fortunately, he didn't need to go to Professor Snape to brew the potion right away. There was still a week until the next weekend, which was enough time for him to read the guide to safe use of potions.

What he needs to do now is to further consolidate his knowledge of advanced potions.

This is to avoid making any basic mistakes in front of Professor Snape.

Another half week has passed in a flash.

Thursday.

Dylan still woke up early.

However, to his surprise, Harry and Ron also sat up at this moment.

The other two were still sleeping soundly.

"Hey, good morning!" Ron stretched.

Dylan had already thrown back the quilt and got out of bed.

While packing his schoolbag, he asked Harry and the others in surprise, "Why did you get up so early today?"

"Of course it's because I can take flying lessons today! I didn't sleep well all night!" Ron jumped out of bed.

Flying lessons?
Dylan did remember that he had a flying class today, which was a new course that was only scheduled in the second week of school.

But what’s so exciting about going to class?

"It must be great to be able to fly freely in the sky." Ron chuckled, "My brothers always describe it to me like that!"

Harry also got out of bed: "Once you learn flying lessons, you can sign up for Quidditch."

Quidditch match...

Not interested in.

Instead of being like a stupid flying cow, bumping into others in the sky.

Might as well read two more books.

Dylan had long lost interest in bumper cars.

Of course, maybe this should be called a bumper broom.

"Dylan, do you know anything about the flying spell? You have learned how to fly now, right?" Harry looked at him with a blink.

Dylan shook his head and corrected him, "There's no such thing as a flying spell. If you want to fly, you usually need to use magical tools and a levitation spell."

"Once you use the Levitation Charm to make the broom fly, you can control the direction, and the speed will naturally depend on the quality of the broom."

In fact, from this point we can see that spells can be combined with magic tools.

Just like a wizard can channel magic through a wand, or amplify the effects of magic.

In the process of making the magic flying broom, a lot of magic materials must be used.

It is made through complicated steps.

It is bound to be able to combine with the cast spell, thereby increasing the effect of the spell.

This is why a magic broom of good quality will fly faster and more flexibly than others.

"When it comes to flying, it's best to have an adult watching over you. If you try it alone, there's a high chance of unexpected dangers."

Dylan said he had not practiced flying at home.

"Oh my God, there are things that you can't do, Dylan?" Ron looked surprised.

"...If I practice flying my broom at home and someone sees me, won't the Ministry of Magic just arrest me?"

Ron blinked, reacting.

No matter what, he is also a pure-blood wizard, while Dylan is different, he is just a Muggle.

The wizarding world does have clear prohibitions on the use of magic in the Muggle world.

Harry walked to his backpack: "When I was in class these two days, I heard many classmates say that they had practiced how to fly at home." At this time, Seamus also woke up.

Hearing Harry's words, he rolled over and got up.

"I even heard that someone, led by their parents, flew over the Giant Mountains on a broomstick!"

Ron rolled his eyes. "It must be that bragging Malfoy again!"

"Giant Mountains? The environment over there is very harsh. No normal person would fly there, right?" Dylan smiled.

"The most important thing is, even in pure-blood families, parents usually won't let their children try to practice flying on a broomstick before they start school."

Dylan looked at Ron. "Your parents won't let you practice before school starts?"

Ron nodded repeatedly. "Yes, George once tried to teach me a lesson, but my mother found out and gave him a good spanking!"

Seamus was stunned. "Is that so? Are they bragging?"

Dylan shrugged. "Maybe."

The little wizard has a strong sense of self-esteem and competitiveness.

It's also normal to tell a little lie and brag in front of classmates.

After packing his backpack, Dylan took out the notes that Professor McGonagall had organized for him, held them in his hands, and planned to read them on the way.

As for the levitation spell, he had not yet experienced real flying, so it was not at the maximum level, but it was at level seven at the moment.

In any case, he has mastered several maximum-level spells.

Even if those spells are black magic, sometimes, many kinds of magic can find common ground.

Use dots to draw lines, and use lines to pave the surface.

For Dylan, learning magic was not that difficult.

Not to mention that he also gained a lot of magical talents because of the achievement system.

Since almost everyone in the dormitory was up, Ron ran directly to Neville and shook him awake.

"Wake up, don't sleep anymore, let's go eat!"

"Ah, what?"

Neville was still dazed.

"Stop being hysterical and get up!"

At Ron's insistence, Neville also got up.

He is honest and doesn't get grumpy when he wakes up.

The group quickly packed up and walked out of the dormitory together for the first time and came to the auditorium.

"This is the first time we've ever sat down to breakfast together!" said Ron.

"Dylan gets up too early every day. Even if I want to, I can't wake up early." Harry found a relatively open place and sat down.

Dylan smiled and sat down in his seat without saying a word.

Not long after, Hermione walked into the hall, saw them sitting in a group, and walked over.

During this period, Dylan was able to complete magic exercises excellently in almost every class, which added points to Gryffindor.

Hermione has been secretly competing with Dylan.

But after a while, she discovered that Dylan seemed to have no need for any entertainment at all and was studying almost every moment!

Moreover, the knowledge that the other person possessed was beyond her reach!

The most annoying thing is that the questions the professor asked him and the questions he asked her were of completely different difficulty levels!
Hermione tried to answer the professor's questions to Dylan, but...

The result can be imagined.

So after several consecutive setbacks, Hermione's mentality changed slightly.

She no longer tried to compete with Dylan only in class, but instead began to observe Dylan quietly.

(End of this chapter)