Chapter 40: The Result of the Provocation

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Seeing that it was Wilkes who was "showing affection" with Luna again, all of the Ravenclaw students frowned.

Only some students of Hufflepuff who are honest and friendly were showing envious eyes.

"Why can he always show affection with Luna openly?" All Ravenclaw students, especially the female students, were helplessly complaining.

Professor Flitwick saw that some had already successfully cast the fire curse, and he was pleased to stand on the stage because she was a Ravenclaw student.

"Very good, Miss Luna, well done, look at her, everyone." Professor Flitwick yelled very proudly.

There is no need for Professor Flitwick to say that; in fact, everyone has been watching Luna and Wilkes, who taught her.

Luna was a little bit embarrassed when she saw the envy in the eyes of all her classmates, especially those who are also Ravenclaws and the better female classmates who usually get along with Luna, almost overwhelmed her. So, she removed the fire curse.

Wilkes followed Luna's gaze and saw the girls. The corners of their mouths curled up. They were different from the original.

Because he changed Luna a lot, Luna was not without friends.

Moreover, those girls are all long and slim. I see pity and cuteness in them. Most importantly, they are Luna's roommates.

Wilkes usually teases them in private when Luna is away, but now, it is better to pretend to be not close to them.

At this time, Professor Flitwick converged a little from his apparent complacency and said happily: "Because Luna was the first to complete the Fire Curse, so ten points for

Ravenclaw!"

Suddenly, the students of Ravenclaw were secretly happy, and only the students of Hufflepuff were unhappy because, in the charm class, they never got the point.

"Professor, since Wilkes seems to know the fire curse very well, can we ask him to demonstrate it again? We are very curious about his performance." One of Hufflepuff's students suddenly proposed.

"Yeah, if he can't even make a fire curse himself, then what qualifications do he have to guide Luna!"

Hearing the sound in the classroom, Hufflepuff's students smiled as they wanted to make fun of him, but Ravenclaw's students acting arrogantly.

Ravenclaw's students muttered lowly: "Hufflepuff's people are straightforward guys. They even try to test Wilkes in the same way every time. It's really boring."

The involved person, Wilkes, felt funny for a while, but he did not mean to be arrogant at all because Hufflepuff students were so simple that he could not get angry at them even if he wanted to be angry.

This is not the first time this Hufflepuff's guy has been acting like this.

Every time he feels that he is not good enough against him, he is still guiding Luna blindly.

But every time, the result was dumbfounded.

This time, as expected by Wilkes, Hufflepuff's students were dissatisfied again, and even what they said was going so far than what they said last time.

"Wilks' mastery of the charm can definitely reach the level of instructing Luna, don't underestimate Wilkes." Standing on the stage, Professor Flitwick suddenly said kindly. He did not hide his praise to Wilkes.

After all, he knew the actual level of Wilkes, and the mere fire curse could not trouble him.

Hufflepuff boasted a bit angrily as if he did not believe what Professor Flitwick had said.

"Why do I have to educate you every time so that you understand the gap between a real genius and ordinary people?" At this time, Wilkes finally said aloud, pretending to sigh bitterly.

But in fact, he made the whole classroom hear him talking on purpose.

All of a sudden, the classroom fell quiet. Hufflepuff's students clenched their fists secretly and made an expression of "I don't believe it," but they did not say anything.

Only the students of Ravenclaw knew: Wilkes, it was about to start again.

"Forget it, let me you show what is the real "Incendio" is."

At this time, Wilkes stood up, showing his kindness to his group of troublesome little kids and letting them know the difference between them and him.

Everyone was looking at Wilkes at this moment; even Professor Flitwick looked at Wilkes with interest, looking forward to his outstanding performance as usual.

Professor Flitwick still remembers that Wilkes directly suspended his desk when he demonstrated the "levitation curse" last time.

While talking, Wilkes took out his wand, stood up, raised the wand at will, and was about to start demonstrating the fire curse.

In fact, he initially did not intend to pay attention to these simple little kids, and every time he demonstrated magic, he felt that he was bullying them.

However, Wilkes then thought about it. After last night's "Devouring the Soul," he was also very curious about his current magic power level and wanted to try it and what level it has grown to.

The fire charm is an excellent experimental method because the power of the fire curse depends entirely on the strength of the magical power of the caster.

Thinking of this, Wilkes could not wait any longer, and a gleam of light appeared in his eyes. His wand was tightened; he rarely gets serious and let out a sigh of breath.

Wilkes waited for a few seconds, and under the gaze of everyone in the classroom, he finally cast the magic indifferently towards the roof in the classroom:

"Incendio!"