Huh? There's a magic school here.

During this time, Andres wasn't idle either. Besides improving his magical skills, he spent his days without fail cultivating a bond with Thunder. Thunder no longer lived in Hagrid's hut; it had returned to the Sloth's tent because it had grown larger and Hagrid's hut was a bit too small for it.

It needed a large enough space to begin learning skills like flying and hunting. Therefore, we had to put it back in the lazy man's tent, which was also returned to the owl tower. The main reason was to let it see how owls hunt.

It's a bit strange, but there's no other way. Hogwarts now only has these two types of flying creatures, so Stan's workload has increased. Stan and Ern not only have to transport supplies back every week, but also bring back some live animals, such as rabbits, chickens, and laboratory mice.

Andres and Hagrid would often bring Snowflake and these small animals to teach Thunder in the Lazy Traveler's tent. At first, they only taught it to fly over the grasslands, which Thunder learned quickly, after all, it was a Thunderbird, and flying was instinctive for it. Later, they increased the difficulty, first by introducing some small animals. Snowflake taught it how to catch them, and later they changed the terrain to more challenging terrains such as dense forests.

But this didn't stump Thunder. The little guy even gave his first catch to Andres, a poor rabbit. But Andres couldn't very well eat it raw, so he coaxed Thunder into giving the rabbit to Snowflake.

Snowflake didn't refuse. In a very humane way, it patted Thunder's head with its wing and then lowered its head to eat. Hmm... the scene was somewhat bloody.

Another thing that pleased Andres during this time was the students' rapid progress. So much so that the system triggered a new change. Actually, it wasn't exactly a new change; it was just that the conditions for a change hadn't been met after the last upgrade.

The new change is that the points system for students is now more detailed. In the original system, each student received one point per day. Now, students who advance to the next level in magic will receive two points for Andres, meaning the number of points a student can provide doubles with each level increase.

The prerequisite for triggering this change is that half of the students' magic level must rise to level one. In the past few days, several twelve-year-old wizards have also raised their magic level, which is why this new change has occurred.

This is undoubtedly great news for Andres, who was just worried about not having enough points.

At lunchtime that day in the auditorium, Andres sat at his table watching the children come and go.

Jordan Misrakka: Twelve years old

School time 1/7

Fatigue level: 61/100

Hunger level 54/100

Charms Level: 1

Metamorphic grade: 1

Herbalism level: 0

Defense Against Black Magic Level: 0

Potions Level: 0

History of Magic Level: 0

Astronomy Level: 0

Magical Zoology Level: 0

Ancient Magic Rune Level: 0

Arithmetic Divination Level: 0

Divination Level: 0

Alchemy Level: 0

Muggle Research Level: 0

His recent thoughts: He likes his sunflower, he is troubled by the pimples on his face, and he wants to join the Wizard Chess Association.

Andres looked at the little wizard's stats and couldn't understand how he was already at level one in magic. He looked no different from the other level zero wizards.

So Andres pulled up the system and raised a question.

"System, what's going on?"

"Magic Level One means that a wizard's magic level has reached Level One, not that all subjects must reach Level One."

"You mean, as long as your magic power is high enough, it's okay to skip some subjects?"

"Yes, but that would make you severely unbalanced in your studies!"

"Why does this happen?"

"That's easy to understand. Human energy is limited, isn't it? Wizards and ordinary humans both have career paths. They can't all be all-rounders, right? Just like a professor of science and engineering, his level of science and engineering must be very high, reaching the level of a professor, but he may be tone-deaf, and his music level may even be 0."

"Oh, I see. Now I understand. I thought I needed to reach Level 1 in all subjects to become a Level 1 wizard. But I still have a question: why do all my subjects level up when I level up?"

"Because your magic level was instilled by the system, and you spent so many system points, the system certainly won't let you waste them. However, this method still has its flaws. Even if you know all of them, it's not certain whether you can do them well. You need to practice diligently."

"I understand. So, if I promote a student by one level, will the subjects the student is lacking be immediately upgraded to the same level as the highest-level subjects?"

"No, it will just mean all subjects will advance one level. Don't even think about exploiting a bug! You're dreaming!"

Seeing that his little scheme had been exposed by the system, Andres could only purse his lips. But there was nothing he could do about it; as the saying goes, the master leads you through the door, but the practice is up to you. What level the children reach in the future depends entirely on themselves.

Jordan Misrakka wasn't particularly happy today, because when he got up and washed this morning, he discovered pimples on his face. He thought to himself that it must be because he'd been staying up late playing Wizards Chess with his roommate lately, and he vowed never to do that again.

During his spell class that morning, he was worried that Violet from the Lion King would see his pimples, and he didn't want to embarrass himself in front of her. Boys at this age are often quite concerned about their image, especially in front of girls.

So when Professor Flitwick announced the end of get out of class, he was the first to rush out of the classroom without waiting for his roommate. This puzzled his roommate, who wondered what was wrong with him that day. Fortunately, they met again in the Great Hall and sat down to discuss the day's Charms class.

But as he was talking, he noticed that President Andres was staring at him at the professors' table! What's wrong with the president? Why is he staring at me?

He turned to his roommate and asked, "Flazzi, Principal Andres seems to be staring at me the whole time!"

His roommate, Frazier Buxton, gave him a strange look before continuing to eat his steak.

“What’s wrong with you today? You’re acting strangely. Why is Principal Andres looking at you? He must be thinking about something, and his gaze just happens to be in this direction.”

"Really? Maybe I'm overthinking it, but I have a feeling they're watching me!"

"You're overthinking it. Hurry up and eat. The steak is pretty good today. After we finish eating, let's go back and play a game of Wizard Chess!"

Jordan could only shake his head and continue eating his lunch.

However, he was thinking to himself, "Principal Andres must have seen the pimples on my face. What am I going to do!"

Huh? He even pursed his lips? He must have seen it!