Chapter 42 Floating Curse and Contradiction  

"Oh, who did this?" Professor Flitwick asked aloud, but he was clearly not angry.

"It's me, professor." In the crowd, Jack raised his hand: "I thought it was just a joke. Obviously, this is a genius spell, at least more complicated than the floating spell."

He chanted a Vanishing Charm, and the bison, who was about to attack the podium, disappeared into the classroom in an instant, and then chanted a Restoration Charm, and the tables and chairs that had been rammed by the bison instantly returned to their original shape.

"Beautiful spell." Professor Flitwick nodded to him in admiration, and commented: "Although it sounds like a joke, the Bison Charm itself is indeed an amazing spell, but we won't talk about it now."

He clapped his hands and announced the start of practice.

The scene was once very chaotic. Harry Potter and Seamus Finnigan were a group, and they flicked, flicked, and did it over and over again, but the feathers that should have been sent into the air by them still lay motionless on the floor.

In a fit of rage, Seamus stabbed the feather with his wand, and the feather caught fire—Harry had to put out the fire with his hat.

At the other table, Ron's luck didn't seem to be much better.

"Wingadim Leviosa!" he shouted, waving his long arms like a windmill. "You're wrong," Hermione said bluntly.

Under Jack's guidance, she succeeded after only two attempts. When he saw Ron's clumsy attempt on the side, she couldn't help being a teacher.

"It's Yuga-Dimlevy-O-Sa, the word 'plus' should be long and clear." "Since you're so clever, try it out," growled Ron.

Hermione rolled up her sleeves, waved her wand, and said, "Wingardim Leviosa!"

The feather rose from the table and hung four feet above Hermione's head. However, Ron's reaction to Hermione's advice was very strange:

"Oh, dear Miss 'Knowledge', why don't you stay with your equally gifted lover?"

Hermione's face darkened on the spot.

After class, Jack walked to the library with the book, but Hermione did not follow.

He thought that Hermione had left on her own - it wasn't the first time for her to do so - so Jack didn't get into it.

...

The lobby at Hogwarts was redecorated for Halloween.

When Jack walked into the restaurant in the evening, in front of him of colorful Halloween decorations.

A thousand bats fluttered on the walls and ceiling, and a thousand others hovered over the dining table like low, dark clouds, making the candle flames in the pumpkin belly flicker.

Delicious food suddenly appeared on the golden plate, just like at the banquet at the beginning of school.

Jack didn't like the other little wizards who couldn't wait to enjoy the food. He walked around the long table and asked people if they had seen Hermione Granger. The hungry Himari followed behind him.

However, everyone said that they had not seen her, only Ravenclaw girl Lisa Dupin mentioned that she had seen Hermione in the corridor by the toilet door.

Hearing this news, Jack immediately thought of the plot in the original book-Hermione met a troll in that corridor.

Even though the current Hermione is much stronger than in the original book under his training, she is still no match for the troll - at least with her current

magic power and spell level, there is no way to take the troll's magic resistance.

Jack immediately ran out of the restaurant, but halfway through, he suddenly saw Professor Quirrell rushing into the restaurant, his big scarf on his head, his face full of horror.

Everyone stared at him, and he walked over to Professor Dumbledore's chair, leaned over the table, and gasped, "The troll—in the basement— thought you should know."

After he finished speaking, he fell to the floor and passed out.

There was chaos in the restaurant. Professor Dumbledore had to make a few screeching firework explosions from the head of his wand before everyone was quiet.

"Prefect," he said in a low voice, "lead your college students to the dormitory immediately!"

On Ravenclaw's side, Penelope calmly gathered the little eagles and asked them to line up to the tower. Only Jack left quietly, except for Chang Cho and Penelope himself. No one else has discovered this.

When it was confirmed that there was no one around, Jack brought out the figure-sized Orianna in his pocket and put it on the ground.

"Now take me to the public toilet on the third floor." He said anxiously to Orianna: "The situation is urgent, hurry up, please!"

"Understood, my lord." Orianna chanted a spell briskly—of course, it was a spell in Valoran magic, which was used to "dispel" magic. Her golem instantly lit up, and a purple magic wave appeared with Fired past Orianna herself.

After being hit by the magic wave, the effect of the shrinking spell on Orianna was immediately lifted, and she returned to her normal size.

I saw that she hugged Jack, who was taller than her, in her arms, and then moved at high speed in a suspended state.