Hogwarts' Demolition Wizards

Click, click, along with the sound of the door lock being turned, Daisy's voice came in from outside. .shusvip.

"Seamus, are you at home? I'm back. Look what I brought you!"

Hearing this sound, the two people practicing magic in the living room stopped. Lupine quickly used the spells of Stop and Restoration to restore the living room and the mouse turned into a cup by Seamus.

"My dear mother, you are finally willing to come back. How relieved you are. You left me alone at home. What did you say when you went out for 15 days?" Simo mocked with complaint.

"Forgive me, my dear son, Paris is so beautiful. Every time I go there, I can't help but stay a few more days. Besides, Remus is with you." Daisy showed no embarrassment at all. .

However, Jack quickly took out a small wooden box from his backpack, handed it to Seamus and said, "We received the letter from the owl. This is the ruby ​​you asked us to buy. There are more rubies in Paris than in the UK, and the price is also high." It’s also cheaper, there are 20 of them here, and it only costs 17 pounds. It’s really cool that an owl delivers letters, I’m going to buy an owl too.”

Seamus took the wooden box and stuffed it into the bag on his waist. He also bought a few retractable handbags from Diagon Alley, thinking to himself, if you knew that a werewolf stayed alone with your son for 20 days, no I know if you can still be happy. Fortunately, you know that Lupine doesn't have any bad intentions, otherwise what you might see when you come back is a werewolf.

"Okay, stop standing at the door and tell me how your magic is going?" Daisy was still happy and not affected at all.

These days, Simo has been watching the data on his skill panel rise little by little. He has long had an indescribable sense of satisfaction and wants to find someone to show off to. However, Lupine has watched him improve little by little, and now Daisy is back. It's the right time.

Just when he was about to speak, Lupine spoke first: "Daisy, you know, Seamus is a genius that I have rarely seen in my life. At first, I only thought his talent was pretty good, but I didn't expect that he would learn magic faster and faster." It’s coming faster and faster, almost several times faster than the beginning.”

"Really?" Daisy didn't believe it and said doubtfully, "Is my son a genius? I don't remember this tradition in our family."

Seamus felt a little depressed. Before I had time to show off, you got the better of me, but it was understandable that Lupine was shocked. In the beginning, because his level of magic manipulation was very low and he had no magic foundation, his learning speed at that time was what he should be.

But later, as his level of magic control improved and his magic foundation was forcibly improved, his speed in learning magic became incomprehensible. Open his own skill panel,

Possess skills (only skills related to wizards are shown):

Wizard bloodline: lv2

Magic control: lv2

Principles of Charms: lv2

Transfiguration: lv3

Flying Curse: lv2

Remaining skill points: lv31

Just now, his Transfiguration Technique was upgraded to level 3, and he could barely turn a mouse into a cup. As far as Lupine was concerned, in the first-year Transfiguration Technique exam, he could barely get an A, which was a passing grade. He still remembered the Transfiguration test question in Harry Potter's first grade, which was to turn a mouse into a snuff box. The more exquisite the box, the higher the score; if there was still a mouse's beard on the box, points would be deducted.

Just now, a mouse was turned into a glass, without any details, it was a simple cup. All magic seems very idealistic, especially transformation. It does not obey any physical definition at all. It is like pressing Newton to the ground and rubbing it. This time the level of transformation was raised to lv3, and he also gained a lv3 skill point.

Haven't had time to think about what to use this skill point to improve? A very important question comes to mind. The difficulty of transformation is much higher than other spells, but when he spends about the same amount of energy, there are a bunch of lv2 on one side and a lv3 on the other. The problem is that the time required to upgrade ordinary spells is basically the same as the time required for transformation. In other words, the level of the skill panel does not represent your mastery of the spell, but your ability to master the spell. effort.

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