3.The Terrifying Magic Talent, Professor Comes To Visit

[Host: Wayne Lawrence (inherits Andros's talent)

Magic: SS (A+)

Charm: SS- (A-)

Defense Against Dark Arts: SS+ (B)

Black Magic: A+ (Andros's black magic talent is B, not retained)

Transfiguration: S+

Potion: A+ (A)

Alchemy: A- (Andros's hasn't mastered any alchemy)

Special Talents: Memory Palace, Natural Holy Spirit (improved power of the patron saint(Patronus) and defense against black magic), Wandless Spellcasting (easier to master and improved power)

Comprehensive Evaluation: SS-, your talent is among the highest of all beings, and you can reach the top by following the steps.]

Upon seeing his current panel, Wayne only wanted to say one word, WOW.

Wayne's heart expanded greatly when he went from A- to SS-.

After receiving the template, he learned a lot about Andros, a famous wizard from ancient Greece. His most remarkable achievement was summoning a giant-sized patron saint(Patronus) without using a wand. This was unique then and remains so today. A person's patron saint represents justice and requires the power of positive emotions.

Andros was known as the Invincible Andros and Saint Andros due to this ability.

Regardless of the final SS- rating, Andros's strength exceeded what the system evaluation showed. While his black magic, potions, and alchemy were lacking, if improved to S level, Wayne had no doubt Andros's rating would be even higher.

This wasn't a gift package for newbies, but an invincible cheat code!

"System, if you don't want to give back the points, I won't force you. I can earn them in the future. How about you send me another compensation gift package?"

Wayne asked expectantly but received no reply for a long time. Eventually, he heard the servant outside his door calling him to come down and eat, so he had to give up.

After dinner, Wayne wasted no time and went back to his dormitory to explore magic. He approached it with the same enthusiasm as a child with a beloved toy that they never tire of.

Magic is much more interesting than toys.

Even without a wand, Wayne was able to use magic easily, perhaps due to his talent for wandless spellcasting. He controlled a cup to fly around the room and then gave it a firm squeeze.

Boom!

The cup, worth hundreds of pounds, broke into pieces and fell to the floor. Wayne attempted to restore the cup to its original shape, but this time he failed. Although the pieces fit back together, the cracks were visible.

"Is it because I didn't use a spell?"Wayne pondered for a moment and cautiously exclaimed that the cup had been restored to its original state, but there was no change and it remained dilapidated. 

"It's impossible, even if you consider it," Wayne laughed, shaking his head.

If a spell can take effect simply by speaking it, why would you need a book? Just have a spelling dictionary.

There must be some other mystery here...

Wayne didn't rest the entire night. It wasn't until Humphrey came to his house that he stopped, feeling unaccomplished and slightly down.

The entire collection of teapots and cups in the room had been shattered, leaving the servants in complete distress as they came in to clean.

This small mishap was already worth more than their monthly salary.

"Did you not sleep well last night?"

Observing Wayne closing his eyes and meditating as soon as he arrived in the living room, Humphrey understood. After all, Wayne was a child and must be extremely curious about magical magic.

Wayne didn't argue, he just sighed softly and continued resting.

At precisely nine o'clock, the doorbell rang.

"I'll get it."

Humphrey, who was working on the documents, felt a slight excitement, while Wayne opened his eyes.

I wonder who the professor will be.

The servant opened the door, but Humphrey was surprised to find that there was no one there; it was empty.

Suddenly, a silver tabby cat walked in and, to the astonishment of the servant and Humphrey transformed into a woman in her fifties or sixties.

She had a serious expression, wearing square glasses, a green cloak, and a tall wizard's hat on her head.

Her appearance perfectly matched the description of wizards in fantasy novels.

Seeing the servant on the verge of fainting from shock, the woman furrowed her brows, pulled out her wand, and waved it.

The servant appeared dazed for a moment, then left the door and went about his own business, heading to other rooms.

"I apologize for startling you, but I've proven too many times that I'm not a liar, so I can only resort to this more direct method."

"I am Minerva McGonagall, Deputy Headmistress of Hogwarts and Head of Gryffindor."

Professor McGonagall introduced herself and proceeded with the customary procedures.

As the most devoted teacher at Hogwarts, she visited the homes of many young wizards from Muggle families every summer to prove to them the existence of wizards and that the letter they received was not a prank.

One could say she was highly experienced in this matter.

"Hello, Professor McGonagall. My name is Wayne Lawrence."

Wayne quietly observed this elderly... oh no, sorry, seasoned cat lady, and he breathed a sigh of relief for his stroke of luck.

Professor McGonagall, the guiding NPC in the Beginner's Village, was undoubtedly more trustworthy than Hagrid and Snape."Mr. Lawrence," McGonagall nodded, commenting that this little wizard was adorable and much better than the mischievous ones she had encountered in school.

Thinking of the servant just now, she explained, "It's best not to let too many Muggles know about magic. Please don't worry, I simply used a confusion spell."

Then, McGonagall turned her attention to Humphrey, who had been sitting there, fixedly looking at her.

"This is... your father?" she inquired.

"No, he is my uncle. My parents passed away a long time ago," Wayne responded, shaking his head. Professor McGonagall's eyes were immediately filled with apology and pity.

"I'm sorry, I didn't know," she conveyed.

"It's okay," Wayne replied with a soft smile.

Finally, Humphrey broke the silence. "Wayne, since I am certain that the other person is not a liar, I can rest assured and go to work first."

He did not opt to stay and accompany Wayne to Diagon Alley to purchase the necessary items for the start of school.

Although Humphrey was troubled by his nephew, he also recognized that Wayne was responsible and capable of taking care of himself.

Before departing, Humphrey said to Wayne, "If you encounter any problems at school, you can contact the retired Minister of Magic, Millicent Bagnold. She may be able to assist you."

Under Professor McGonagall's surprised gaze, Humphrey hurried away.

"Although Bagnold retired a year ago and the current minister is Fudge, but..." she trailed off.

"Mr. Lawrence, can you explain why your uncle is familiar with the Ministry of Magic?"