Huh? There's a magic school here.

"Furthermore, spells can be deflected or dodged. So don't just stand there foolishly when attacked. Spells are usually performed with incantations, and most known incantations come from ancient spellbooks and Latin."

Several conditions are required to successfully cast a spell, so please take notes. First, the wand gesture; second, the incantation; third, concentration; and fourth, intention. In addition, I think emotions should also be included.

First, if the hand gestures are not performed correctly when casting a spell, the spell may fail or be incomplete. Second, if the spell is not pronounced correctly, the consequences can be dire. A wizard named Balfio once mispronounced the spell as an "S," resulting in the summoning of a bison, from which he was injured. This incident has become a laughing stock in the magical world. Third, concentration is crucial. If one's attention is diverted while casting a spell, it may cause magical backfire that injures oneself.

Another point is intent. Some spells take effect and dispel immediately, like the Disarming Charm, which requires little magic power after being cast. However, some spells, such as the Transfiguration Charm and Curse Charms, require continuous magic power. This is because it determines how long the spell lasts.

Of course, this depends on how powerful the wizard casting the spell is; the more powerful the wizard, the longer the spell lasts. Conversely, the shorter the duration, the less stable the spell might be, which is why your spells are currently unstable or have inaccurate effects. However, these issues will be resolved as you grow older and your magical power increases.

The reason why emotion wasn't listed as the fifth item is because not all spells require emotion, such as the Levitation Charm I just cast. However, some spells do require emotion, such as the Guardian Charm that you will learn later. To cast it successfully, the caster needs to provide a lot of happy emotions.

Next, let's talk about the different types of spells. I believe spells can be divided into the following types: general utility spells, offensive spells, defensive spells, black magic defense spells, and black magic.

However, it's important to note that the boundaries between these categories are flexible and blurred, so some spells can fall into different categories. For example, the petrification spell is both black magic and a form of transfiguration.

I believe everyone can understand the meaning of these types of spells. This year, we will probably learn some simple spells such as the Levitation Spell, Healing Spell, Ignite Spell, Restore Spell, Petrify Spell, Unlock Spell, Leg-Locking Spell, and Full-Body Binding Spell, among other interesting little spells.

As Professor Flitwick lectured on and on, Andres noticed that his and the young wizards' Charms class levels in their attribute section had all increased, though the students' increases were more significant, around ten percent. His own increase was only two percent, which seemed to be due to his insufficient level of the content.

Ninety minutes later, the young wizards finished class, still wanting more. With half an hour until lunchtime, some chose to go back to their dormitories, while others, feeling hungry, went straight to the Great Hall to read and wait for lunch.

"Professor Flitwick talked so much just now, I still have a lot to digest. How are you feeling?" - A young Slytherin wizard asked his new roommate.

"Me too! The 90-minute class covered a lot of material. I need time to digest it all. I didn't realize how much of it it was when I watched the Harry Potter movies, but now that I'm in class myself, I'm amazed at how much there is to a spell!" My roommate replied to a little wizard.

"Yes, yes, I can't wait for the day I can cast spells. I wonder how long I'll have to wait." - A young Slytherin wizard.

"Didn't the headmaster say it would take anywhere from a week to a month? Since we're here to study, we must have some magical talent!" - A Slytherin wizard's roommate.

“That’s true, but we’re Slytherin, and we’re known for our honor. What if the person who can only cast spells once a month is the one we’re talking about? That would be a disaster.” - A young Slytherin wizard said worriedly.

"Then you can only pray to God. By the way, why isn't dinner ready yet? I'm starving." - A Slytherin wizard's roommate said he didn't care when he could cast a spell.

Unlike the Slytherin side, the Gryffindor lion cubs were more concerned about the spells cast by Professor Flitwick.

"Erlinda, Professor Flitwick's spells were so cool!" - By Beretta, a gifted young wizard.

"Yeah, yeah, hurry up and eat, I'm starving!" - Erlinda, trying to appease her roommate.

"Hehe, that levitation charm is so much fun! Although the professor said we can't use it on people, that's because the school is worried that the young wizards don't have enough magic power and the person being levitated will fall from the sky. But as long as we don't lift them that high, it'll be fine, right?" - Beretta in a fantasy.

"What? How could you have such a dangerous idea? We haven't even been able to cast the spell yet, and you're already thinking about sending people to heaven? Wait, who will you use as a test subject after you cast the spell?" - Erlinda looked at her roommate in shock and horror.

"Oh, they won't do anything to you. For this kind of thing, of course you should go to that guy! He looks very sturdy," Beretta replied abruptly.

Jean-Nicolas' eyelids twitched a few times as he returned to the dorm with his roommate to deliver books. He had no idea that he would be used as a guinea pig by a classmate.

Inside the Charms classroom, after the students had all left, Andres removed the Disillusionment Charm from himself and approached Professor Flitwick.

"It was a wonderful class, and I should come to listen to it often in the future."

"Thank you for your compliment. By the way, if the principal has nothing else, I'd like to go back and rest for a bit. You know, speaking for ninety minutes straight is quite tiring. And I have another class to teach this afternoon."

"Of course, Professor Flitwick, thank you for your hard work. By the way, Professor, it seems you forgot to assign homework." Fortunately, there was no one else in the classroom. If this had gotten out, the principal might have been stabbed to death on the spot by the students drawing little figures on him.

"Oh no. I'll remember to tell them to write a twelve-inch-long reflection and insight this afternoon."

After saying that, Andres and Professor Flitwick left the classroom together and returned to their respective offices.

Andres didn't attend the afternoon classes; there was no need to repeat the same material. His main focus that afternoon was reading; self-improvement was essential. Since there was no library yet, even if he read the herbalism books, he wouldn't have any practical examples to work with. So, he chose to carefully read through the three first-year textbooks. After all, he had some experience, albeit limited, but he could practice through spellcasting.

Also in the afternoon, Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff had a wonderful Charms class, the only difference being that our Student Council President, Ms. Diane, had jumped twenty percent in Charms level progress.

This made Principal Andres feel envious. So what if you have a title? Well, although the title is far inferior to his golden finger, it is indeed remarkable.