Hogwarts and the Atypical Wizard

After finishing the homework for the Charms class in the library, I continued to go to the Room of Requirement as usual.

After Professor McGonagall's stern warning yesterday, Science suddenly felt that he had more or less ignored the dangers in practicing magic.

But here comes the problem!

If you want to improve you have to practice, if you want to practice you have to take risks, if you want to reduce the risks, the safest way is to practice under the supervision of a professor.

However, professors are so busy teaching that they don’t have the time to give individual lessons to a student.

This is a bit contradictory.

He was originally worrying about how to balance the dangers until he saw Conte during lunch today.

Ding~~~, he felt like a light bulb lit up on his forehead.

People often subconsciously ignore those who are not related to the relevant industry.

The elves were neither professors nor wizards, so when he considered learning issues, he subconsciously ignored the role they could play.

They really couldn't teach, but they could always come to the Room of Requirement from time to time to take a look at this somewhat reckless little wizard to see if he was dead.

There is no doubt that house-elves can enter the Room of Requirement, which they call the "Coming and Going Room."

Harry knew this place because Dobby, the house-elf, told him.

They even seemed to be free from the restriction that the Room of Requirement could only be entered by the requesting person himself or his companions.

Well... this needs to be verified. Even if the verification fails, it doesn't matter. Just set it up in the house and give a certain elf access rights.

One thing is certain, Hogwarts is enchanted against Apparition, and wizards are prohibited from Apparition anywhere in the country.

But house-elves are not restricted, and their magic is different from that of human wizards.

I believe that if wizards study carefully, they can definitely develop a method to prevent elves from Apparating, but they don't.

No one ever seemed to have thought about this question, including the greatest wizard of this century, Dumbledore.

Wizards are so arrogant that they don't take any other creatures seriously, let alone house-elves, who are the absolute lowest class in society.

"Conte, can I ask you for a favor?"

"Ah, how dare a house-elf ask a wizard to beg him!!"

Conte looked frightened, as if he was about to hit his head against the wall and commit suicide.

Sainz quickly grabbed him.

"Okay, okay, I want you to do something for me."

"Mr. Autumn, just tell me what you want. Conte is willing to do anything."

"Okay, now listen to me, do you know where I am?"

"That's the coming and going room."

"Can you come in, now?"

"Sir, please wait a moment." The next moment, with a snap, Conte appeared in front of Sainz.

"Very well, I need you to do something."

"At your service, Mr. Autumn."

"Okay, I need you to check on me every ten minutes as long as I'm coming and going from the house."

"Mr. Autumn needs Conte to see him every ten minutes. Conte is so lucky." The house-elf's tennis-like eyes flashed with happiness.

Sainz made no comment on her distorted values.

"If, I mean, if you come to see me and find that I'm sick or injured, I need you to take me to a professor, or bring a professor here, any professor will do.

Of course, this is based on the premise that if I am conscious, any decision must be made with my consent.”

"Conte remembers that if Mr. Autumn..."

"Okay, no need to repeat yourself, I believe you."

"Ah!" Conte screamed, "Mr. Autumn said he believes in Conte! Mr. Autumn believes in Conte!!"

Sainz tried hard to calm the slightly overexcited elf to prevent her from accidentally fainting.

"One more thing, until I get sick or injured, you can't tell anyone that I'm here. This is a secret, a secret that only the two of us know."

This time Conte did not scream. Instead, he was in a trance and muttered to himself, "A secret that only Mr. Autumn and Conte know..."

She seemed to be radiant all of a sudden, and for the first time ever, she asked Sainz with expectation, "Mr. Autumn asked Conte to visit him every ten minutes, but can Conte visit Mr. Autumn outside of the specified time?"

After she finished speaking, her face was full of regret and fear. She fell to the ground and began to knock her head against the ground. "Conte is a bad elf. Conte actually did not listen to the wizard's instructions. Conte even tried to change the wizard's decision. Conte betrayed Mr. Autumn's trust..."

If you aren't paying attention, the elf will knock down several times.

“Conte get up, I need you to get up!

Okay, okay, listen to me.

I'm glad you wanted to come visit me at another time, and I can't possibly blame a little elf for wanting to come visit me.

In fact, I would certainly like to have a house-elf to keep an eye on my safety at all times."

After much persuasion, the problem was finally solved. Oh~~ Dealing with house-elves is really tiring.

In fact, asking Conte to do these things is just in case. It may not be used at all, but what if?

This plan itself has many loopholes. For example, if I accidentally become mentally impaired, and the elf doesn't recognize that I am mentally impaired, and I don't allow her to go to the professor... Or, if I am just temporarily in a trance, the result...

So, it was just a backup plan just in case, and he believed that he would not need it.

I have decided that before I have reached a certain level, it is better to study the standard spells in the textbooks honestly, and not be arrogant and dabble in content outside the textbooks.

Perhaps the "Standard Spells" series approved by the Ministry of Magic is very "standard" and not unique at all, but their original intention in being selected was to be used as teaching materials for Hogwarts.

It is undeniable that they may not be the most powerful among the same type of spells, but they are definitely the safest.

………………

Herbal medicine class in the afternoon, still caring for daisies.

After Herbology, at 15:30, History of Magic.

The most special and impressive thing about History of Magic is that the History of Magic teacher goes directly through the blackboard to the History of Magic classroom on the second floor.

Yes, Professor Binns Cuthbert of History of Magic is a pearly white, translucent ghost. He is the only ghost professor in the whole school.

According to the customary address, Professor Binns should be called Professor Cuthbert, but, interestingly, people seem to call him Professor Binns.

From the way he addressed him, Sainz speculated that Professor Binns must have been particularly popular and kind during his lifetime, so much so that everyone would rather call him by his first name rather than his last name.

It is said that Professor Binns was already very old when Hogwarts was founded.

He was quick-witted and knowledgeable, so he was invited to Hogwarts to teach the History of Magic.

Legend has it that Professor Binns got up to go to class one day and accidentally left his body in an armchair in front of the fire in the staff room.

There were also rumors that he did not realize he was dead and was still passionate about his teaching career.