Hogwarts: From Luna's family to god

Watching Harry's actions, Vizet just took out a few silver Sickles, but was stopped by Harry, "Vizet, I've already put them away! This time, just consider it as... hard work fee! Yes! Hard work fee!"

"Okay..." Vizet nodded, "Preparing for the paper shouldn't be difficult. Basically, as long as you write the materials clearly and add some explanations, it will be considered completed."

"I thought so too..." Harry sighed, "I also asked Hermione for advice last school year, and she told me the same thing."

After hearing this, Vizet felt that things were not that simple, "You should tell me your confusion first!"

Harry picked up the spoon and said while stirring the sundae: Ahem... the grades of my preparatory papers are always lower than Ron's..."

"But our contents are similar... I asked Hermione about this and asked her to help read our papers. She also felt that they were similar..."

"Maybe it's because the professors..." guessed Vizet, "have higher expectations of you?"

"Is it because of my identity?" Harry reacted, "It's acceptable... but what should I do?"

"Anyway, I don't want to get a 'T' anymore! You don't know how hateful Snape is! He actually... actually read out my paper!"

"He read it while revising it! And then those Slytherins laughed non-stop! Later I took the paper back and took a look. It was just mocking me! "

"Is it convenient for me to take a look?" Vizet asked curiously, "If you bring it with you..."

"I left it at Hogwarts, and there is not much useful content..." Harry shook his head and recalled, "Usually it's 'I feel that Mr. Potter doesn't seem to understand at all'."

"It's all kinds of feelings, feeling that I'm not good here, not good there... Anyway, after Hermione read it, she also felt something was wrong, but she couldn't tell why. "

"Feeling..." Vizet murmured, trying to find some clues from it, "Do you have a finished paper? Is it convenient for me to take a look?"

"I wrote "I wrote a first draft..." Harry reached into his pocket and pulled out a crumpled piece of paper, "Maybe I didn't put it away properly..."

[The main ingredients of the shrinking potion include daisy roots, fig peels, caterpillars, leech juice and mouse spleen...]

Vizet looked at Harry's draft carefully and tried to measure Harry's paper by combining it with his own preview paper;

Perhaps because it was just a first draft, Harry's words were very brief, but it was definitely not careless, and there was no "not good here" or "not good there";

Overall, it was a qualified preview paper. It can be seen that although Harry did not like the potion class, he would complete his homework seriously.

Vizet confirmed again, "Professor Snape usually gives you... 'T'?"

"Yes!" Harry sighed to the sky, "I'm used to it!"

"Then look for some deeper reasons..." Vizet tried to analyze the reasons why Snape did this from his own perspective, "For example, Professor Snape... has higher requirements for you!"

Harry's face was strange, "He... has higher requirements for me?"

"Wait... I need to think about it carefully..." Vizet took out the wand, put the tip of the wand against his temple, and slowly closed his eyes.

After a while, he put down the wand, opened his eyes and smiled: "I seem to understand a little..."

Chapter 133 Building Magical Understanding with Homework and Papers

Vizet just cast mental magic and recalled his past memories.

But he was not recalling Snape's private lessons, but recalling the time when he learned the meteorological spell.

This was considered Flitwick's private lessons. When Vizet was practicing, Flitwick was not idle either. He would take out students' homework to correct it, and occasionally read out a few paragraphs to praise it.

When Flitwick was evaluating Hermione's homework, he mentioned this sentence: "Minerva will definitely be very happy! Hermione's homework level is very good!"

"As long as she can continue to maintain it like this, coupled with her own solid foundation and enough hard work, she will definitely be able to establish her own understanding of magic!"

Discussions with each other can easily spark new inspirations. Through this memory, Vizet recalled that when he was first hospitalized, Dumbledore came to visit him specially;

At that time, Dumbledore talked to him for a long time, and mentioned a series of concepts such as magic understanding, soul, and talent;

As Vizet mastered more and more knowledge, he also had his own understanding of these concepts proposed by Dumbledore.

Based on this, and then thinking about Snape's comments, perhaps this is the answer to Harry's question.

He had a guess in his mind that the reason why the homework was mainly based on essays was to guide students so that they could establish their own understanding of magic.

Just wanting to do this is not a simple process. If students deliberately build up their understanding of magic, they may put the cart before the horse, and even it will become difficult to cast magic normally;

It is even possible that because of the wrong understanding of magic, the existing magic will be cast with the wrong understanding, adding uncertainty to the casting and making it dangerous.

It is for this reason that Vizet did not directly throw out this concept, but tried to guide Harry;

Guidance is a way of mitigation, which can prevent things from becoming absolute and thus extreme, and is relatively freer and safer;

If this doesn't work, there are other ways to solve the problem.

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Harry asked with some confusion: "Understand what?"

"Let's give a more obvious example first..." Weizet fumbled in his pocket, took out his notebook and turned to a new page.

Through Hermione's example, he thought of a more vivid example, which was what he saw when he was tutoring Luna on her homework.

Wizette put the tip of the wand against his temple with one hand and began to write with the other hand, and soon he filled the page.

"Harry, you can take a look at this...this is Luna's previous Transfiguration Magic class assignment and see what you can read from it?"

"Luna's Transfiguration Magic homework?" Harry took the notebook and started reading the contents.

[I'm very lucky. Professor McGonagall gave me a beautiful feather... When I point it at the sun, the texture that emerges reminds me of the stars in the night sky. 】

[I am not in a hurry to cast a spell...I need to calm myself down first and determine what kind of thing I need...]

[The seats by the window are very comfortable, and there will be a breeze blowing in. It is really a very pleasant transformation magic class...]

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[This feather is really beautiful, no damage can be seen...I put it gently on the table and treated it very carefully, because it once belonged to a beautiful bird...]

[The item that needs to be changed today is a comb. The wind outside the window helped me calm down and let me think of what this comb looks like...]

[It is as beautiful as a feather, each comb tooth is neat and orderly, and it is dotted with star-like gems, just like the texture that emerges when facing the sun...]

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[When I was casting the spell, I felt a warm current in my heart. It was like a small river, slowly flowing along the arm to the palm, and along the fingertip to the wand...]

[The warm current spreads around the feathers. I seem to see the stream at home. There are many round stones in the stream...]

[These stones have been changed by the stream. They are round and not prickly at all. They are cold to the touch and feel very comfortable...]

[The warm current is also changing the feathers. The feathers are slowly changing. The fine gaps in the feathers are opened and turned into flexible comb teeth, each one shimmering...]

…

【very nice! Professor McGonagall's class was very interesting. I lived up to the bird's expectations and successfully turned the feather into a beautiful comb! 】

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Wizette saw Harry put down his notebook, "How do you feel?"

"It's very comfortable to read...and the method is so special..." Harry tried hard to describe this feeling, "It's really special! Why would she want to do her homework like this?"

"She is so unique..." Weizet smiled unconsciously, "In life...she is able to observe all kinds of beauty and record them."

"Ahem!" He stopped smiling and returned to the previous topic, "Next, I'll show you Hermione's homework..."

He put the tip of the wand against his temple again, turned over a new page and started writing, "But this assignment is a little different. I saw it from Professor Flitwick..."

Weizet also used a page, but the handwriting inside was extremely fine. Harry moved the notebook closer to ensure that he could see all the sentences clearly.

[The tickle spell is an interesting and practical spell in the magic world. The spell is "Grinning and hula la"... It can make the other party continuously feel the effect of tickling until the whole body is paralyzed with laughter and unable to move... I The historical background, methods of casting the spell, and precautions will be discussed in detail...]

[The history of the tickle charm can be traced back to the Middle Ages, when wizards discovered the possibility of inducing laughter through magical means... The earliest record appears in the book "Medieval Magical Spells and Charms", which describes the tickle charm. An early form of it, noting that it was primarily used for entertainment and social activities. Over time, the tickling charm evolved into a charm with practical uses, especially in duels and defense situations...]

[When casting the tickling spell, you must be highly concentrated and eliminate all possible interference to ensure that this magic will be effective...]

[When chanting the incantation, be sure to pronounce "Grin Hu La La" clearly and accurately. The pronunciation must be accurate enough, and each syllable must be clear enough... The pronunciation of a spell is a crucial part of the spell casting process... The correct pronunciation can guide the magic to be cast in the intended way, while the wrong pronunciation may cause the spell to fail or produce Unexpected effect...]

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Harry rubbed his eyes and took a few bites of the sundae before he calmed down, "As expected of Hermione, she wrote very, very detailed things! But I feel like her requirements are so strict..."

He recalled his thesis, "I suddenly remembered that my tickling spell homework... was also written with her help and guidance."

"Although it's not that detailed, it's long enough... I'm afraid her assignment is not only long enough, but also a lot longer..."

Weizet asked: "After such comparison, what do you think of?"

"What did you think of?" Harry held his cheek. He had eaten too much of the sundae just now, and now his teeth were starting to hurt. "I don't quite understand what you mean."

Vizet thought for a while and said, "You may not be familiar with Luna, but you should be very familiar with Hermione, right?"

"Yes!" Harry nodded repeatedly.

"Let's try to put aside the feeling that Hermione gives you..." Vizet pointed to the notebook, "Looking back at Hermione's homework from the perspective of an outsider, what kind of person do you think she is?"

Chapter 134 Seeker-like understanding of magic

"From the perspective of an outsider..." Harry muttered, not quite understanding, looking at the contents of the notebook in a trance.

"He should be a very serious person, otherwise he wouldn't write so long, and write very small words..."

"He should like reading books very much, otherwise he wouldn't quote some passages from books... He is also very strict with himself..."

"Otherwise, he wouldn't be so disciplined, ensuring that every step of the spell is in place, and using many "musts" to discipline himself."

He read the notes again, nodded and said, "If I look at it from the perspective of an outsider, I can only see so much."