Civilization and Harmony Hogwarts

In the first year of Charms, Hufflepuff and Slytherin deeply felt the fear of being dominated by Tom Gaunt.

Gunter's classmate is raking in extra points in the charm class.

"Oh! Gaunt is the first to use the spell correctly, and Slytherin gets five points!" Professor Flitwick pointed at Tom, who almost followed the spell and made his feathers flutter. Full appreciation was expressed.

"Student Gunter's spell-casting gesture is perfect, crisp and neat, and the magic power is not wasted. For his precise magic power control ability, Slytherin will add three points!"

Professor Flitwick saw that he was not very satisfied with his performance after he succeeded once, so he continued to modify the details of his spelling until it reached perfection. Added points for Slytherin.

"Student Gunter is very helpful. With his help, most of the Slytherins managed to float the feathers. Slytherin plus three points!"

Professor Flitwick's high-pitched voice was so penetrating that the badgers next door raised their heads in unison.

Badgers who also helped classmates after successfully casting a spell but did not reach the success of all members and the badgers who were helped:,,???,,

At this time, Professor Flitwick seemed to be waking up from a big dream. Although it was no surprise to see the badgers helping each other, he still generously gave extra points.

"Hufflepuffs help each other, Hufflepuffs also add three points."

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After Professor Flitwick announced that the students who had barely succeeded in casting spells would continue to master the practice spells, he went down one by one to guide the little wizards who hadn't succeeded yet, and at the same time supervised the order of the classroom—in order to prevent some unexpected accidents in time. Accidentally, prevent the little wizard from getting hurt.

Perhaps excellent people always have their own aura, which is easy to attract people's attention. Professor Flitwick raised his head ten times, and his eyes would always sweep over Tom seven or eight times.

Thus, Professor Flitwick saw this scene—although Tom kept his lips tightly shut, the spell in front of him still slowly floated up following the guidance of the wand in his hand.

Professor Flitwick:! ! !

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As if he had discovered a rare treasure, Professor Flitwick's eyes were firmly glued to Tom's body at this moment. He was watching the movements of Tom's hands, holding his breath as he watched the feathers float up from the table.

The surprise in Professor Flitwick's eyes could be seen by anyone present, no matter how nervous they were.

The eyes of the little wizards in the classroom were also attracted by the feather in front of Tom, and they fell silent unconsciously, from being shocked at the beginning to trying to hear any sound coming from his mouth later.

It wasn't until the feather that attracted much attention fell slowly, and the outstanding student Gunter gasped for breath a few times as if he was exhausted, that everyone realized this fact in a trance—he cast a spell It is true that the mantra was not recited at the time.

"No, silent spell..."

The little wizard in the same classroom felt as if he was in a dream at this moment. He watched Gunter, who was the same age, cast a silent spell, and deeply felt the unevenness of the world.

"That's right! That's right! Tom, that's it!" Professor Flitwick jumped off the stage excitedly, and walked quickly to Tom's side.

"Very well, child, I knew..." Professor Flitwick excitedly extended an invitation to Tom directly, "If you have time, I mean, maybe you would like to visit the Charms Research Society."

It was only then that Professor Flitwick realized that the first-year freshmen might not understand the meaning of the club, so they drove a flock of sheep, and decided to introduce it to the young wizards present.