Travel from Hogwarts

Chapter 39 Professor McGonagall

Drinker didn't remember exactly what he had for lunch. He was still thinking about Quirrell.

He was in this state until class in the afternoon, until Professor McGonagall showed up and transformed a cat into a human, making him forget about Quirrell and start taking the Transfiguration class seriously.

When everyone entered the Transfiguration classroom, Professor McGonagall was not in the classroom. At the same time, a tabby cat sat on the podium.

Drinker was still thinking about Quirrell, so he didn't pay attention to the spotted cat. The other students, because the professor didn't come, chatted when they should and slept when they should.

This situation continued until the school bell came and they did not stop.

And, as the school bell rings.

This group of children actually talked louder, as if they couldn't see Professor McGonagall and just pretended that the professor didn't exist. In this regard, Drinker could only say, you are really strong!

Sure enough, while the little wizards were still chatting, Professor McGonagall transformed from a cat into herself in front of everyone.

Professor McGonagall is indeed terrifying.

"I'm very disappointed in you!" When Professor McGonagall spoke, it was the old Onmyoji. However, these words seemed familiar to Drinker. Yes, Snape seemed to have said it yesterday. Speaking of which, yesterday's Demon It seems that the medicine class is also in the afternoon, and it is much more noisy than now.

"I can't imagine that you are actually students of Hogwarts! You are so presumptuous, you talk and sleep as you please, you are completely undisciplined!" Professor McGonagall said coldly and seriously.

Professor McGonagall didn't scold half the class like Snape, but she also talked about a lot of topics related to education.

It wasn't until she talked for a long time that she slowly turned the topic to transfiguration.

"Transfiguration can be said to be the most complex and dangerous magic you will learn at Hogwarts." Finally, as if about a century had passed, Professor McGonagall began to formally explain Transfiguration.

"Transfiguration is also one of the few. You have to study the courses from first grade to seventh grade." Immediately afterwards, Professor McGonagall also explained the Transfiguration Technique to these little wizards.

Of course, the best explanation is practical operation, so Professor McGonagall once again turned into a spotted cat in front of everyone, and then changed back to her appearance after two seconds.

This trick was indeed very effective. After she did it again, the little wizards became more interested in transformation.

Drinker knew that transforming a human into an animal is a profound magic called Animagus. There are only no more than 20 people in the UK who have mastered this kind of magic, so Professor McGonagall is indeed a very powerful shapeshifter. Professor of Art.

Their class today was naturally not Animagus. After Professor McGonagall completed a series of operations in which she transformed from a cat into a human and into a cat, Drink also became very interested in transfiguration.

Perhaps the Animagus is too complicated. Professor McGonagall didn't mention it once in the entire class. If Drinker hadn't known about it, he might have been fooled.

Professor McGonagall spent the whole class talking about some very peripheral knowledge, but she didn't keep talking about those theories. Instead, she suddenly showed up with the Transfiguration Technique.

For example, the desk turns into a wild boar, and the cup turns into a bluebird. The effect of this program is immediately full, which seems to be more effective than the person who just turned into a cat and turned into a human.

When Professor McGonagall used Transfiguration for the third time, the atmosphere of this class reached its highest level. The little wizards from Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw reacted particularly enthusiastically, and each one of them had excited expressions. Professor McGonagall's class reached its peak.

Although the little wizards reacted strongly, they soon understood that it would take them a long time to learn this trick.

Therefore, after taking a lot of complicated notes, the little wizards also discovered that they had no power to transform.

The little wizards seemed to suddenly discover their weakness, which also made several little wizards a little discouraged, but this discouragement disappeared after a few seconds.

After that, each of them was given a match, and then under the guidance of Professor McGonagall, the little wizards began to learn to turn the match into a needle. This was considered the beginning of Drinker's learning of transfiguration.

All they had to do was turn the matches into needles, but that was difficult to do because Drinker kept waving his wand and mumbling something.

The frenzy of transfiguration also continued for a long time, and everyone tried their best to turn the match into a needle.

However, by the end of this class, no one had done it, but Drinker was the best at it. But even he could only make the match slightly deformed, let alone look like a needle. Even the head of the match has not disappeared.

But Drinker's matches have indeed become thinner, and the whole thing is thinner. It seems very rare to be able to do this in the first lesson, so Professor McGonagall gave Hufflepuff extra hair for this purpose. Ten points, which also made a lot of Ravenclaw students a little angry.

At the end of the Transfiguration class, Mag personally taught a lesson on how to turn a match into a thin needle.

I saw that she just chanted the spell once and easily turned the match into a thin needle. This also made a group of young wizards feel the magic of the Transfiguration class.

Because until dinner in the evening, Justin was still talking about the Transfiguration class.

During the night, Drinker did not feel sleepy at all. In the afternoon, Professor McGonagall was there again. Her transformation technique made Drinker temporarily forget about Quirrell, but now, he remembered about Quirrell again.

Why does he keep thinking about Quirrell? Because he really feels that Quirrell is a very pitiful person.

After a day of thinking, Drinker finally figured out that Quirrell had been sending messages to Dumbledore. The incident at Gringotts, the time when Harry competed, and even the subsequent Halloween troll incident were all caused by Quirrell. His purpose in sending a message to Dumbledore was just to hope that Dumbledore could save him. However, when he finally finished, he did not wait for Dumbledore to take action.

Even Harry Potter himself killed him, at the hands of a first-year wizard.

"How unpredictable things are!" Drinker couldn't help but sigh. If he thought about it carefully, Dumbledore didn't mean to use Quirrell to train Harry. Harry was the savior, but he didn't have the power he should have, even until In seventh grade, Harry still didn't have the strength to stand at the top. He still defeated the Dark Lord step by step under Dumbledore's arrangements.

"So, Dumbledore is really scary!" Thinking of this, Drinker couldn't help complaining again.

Outside the window at this time, the moon was very big, round, and bright. The bright moonlight cast a strange beauty on the grass of Hogwarts.

In this quiet night sky, a black shadow rushed past. His speed was very fast, so fast that Drinker didn't notice it at all.

The black shadow's target was the Forbidden Forest, and it was seen running towards the Forbidden Forest without looking back.

The starry sky tonight is beautiful, beautiful enough to make Drinker temporarily forget about Quirrell. However, sometimes being too smart is not a good thing, because smart people always like to think too much.

It is true that Quirrell has been passing on the news, but don't forget that he was possessed by Voldemort voluntarily. Of course, this can be understood as that he was deceived and now regrets it, but people must always be responsible for their actions. Pays the price, doesn't it?