Hogwarts: Voldemort, don't stop me from studying

The carriage swayed towards Hogwarts. As always, Wade first cast a transformation spell on the simple carriage. The lanterns hanging on both sides also turned into blue flames, and the carriage suddenly became warm.

Theo took a long breath, rubbed his cold fingers and said, "Thank Merlin, thank Vader! I feel like my hands are almost freezing."

"The weather seems to be extremely cold this year, and it's only September!" Michael said, shaking out the leaf umbrella and putting it at his feet, and also breathed into his hand.

When Wade saw Ryan looking at him with hesitation several times, he took the initiative and said, "Lean, what do you want to say?"

Ryan hesitated for a moment before saying, "Vade, have you changed your wand?"

Although the light was dim just now and he couldn't see clearly, Ryan was sure that the length of the wand in Vader's hand was a little shorter than before.

Vader took out his wand and shook it, then took it back and said with a smile, "This is my backup wand. I have been using it recently."

In fact, when Vader caught Beard back, he also got back the wands that were taken away by those people, but he had not found a suitable opportunity to return these wands.

Naturally, his own poplar wand was also hidden in the snow.

None of them asked why Wade no longer used the original wand. Theo looked at it and said with a smile, "Is it the walnut one? In fact, I always thought it matched you very well."

"Walnut..."

Neville was stunned for a moment, looking suddenly dazed.

"What's wrong?" Theo asked his friend's emotions keenly.

"Nothing." Neville curled his fingers and lowered his head and said, "Bellatrix Lestrange...she uses a walnut wand."

"I remember it was said in "Basic Theory of Wands" that walnut wood symbolizes wisdom and inspiration, and its owners are often innovators and inventors of magic. But it also has extraordinary adaptability and can carry out all the owner's instructions. ." Ryan said.

"So it is an ideal partner for wizards and a deadly weapon." Michael held his chin and said, "It has no moral integrity...but I like it."

"I heard that only very talented wizards can be selected by walnut wands..." Neville said, wiping his face and finally getting rid of the sudden emotion: "Vade, this is also bought at Ollivander's Wand Shop. ”

"No, it's a second-hand grocery store." Wade said, "Theo introduced it to me."

"Take me with you anytime!" Michael put his arm around Theo's shoulders and said, "I also want to buy a spare wand, it feels very useful."

"Okay, but there aren't many wands to choose from," Theo said.

"It doesn't matter, it's a spare anyway." Michael said thoughtfully: "Well... I want to buy a yew... or ebony one..."

"Ebony is okay, but yew doesn't suit you, right?" Ryan complained.

"It doesn't matter if they match or not, it sounds cool..."

While he was talking, the carriage had arrived at Hogwarts.

Wade got out of the car and patted the snorting Thestral. The black Pegasus tilted its head slightly, its empty eyes both scary and cute.

Michael picked up the leaf umbrella and looked back at the empty carriage before following the team.

Everyone walked into the castle along the stone steps. The mud on the ground made the portraits on both sides start to complain. The students walked over without noticing and hurried towards the warm auditorium.

Professor McGonagall, wearing a black wizard robe, was standing beside the marble stairs with her hands clasped together. Under her gaze, the students' noise suddenly became quieter or even disappeared, and everyone walked into the auditorium quietly.

"Gray, Granger!" Professor McGonagall suddenly said: "You two, come with me."

Vader and Hermione looked at each other, squeezed through the crowd, and followed Professor McGonagall to her office.

This office was much smaller than the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor's office, probably the smallest of the many professors' offices, but it was warm and cozy with a roaring fireplace.

In the past two years, Wade often came here to ask Professor McGonagall for advice, so he knew that there was a small door hidden next to the bookshelf in this office. Behind the door was the bedroom where Professor McGonagall usually rested and lived.

Professor McGonagall waved her wand, and two chairs slid out from under the table.

"Sit down." Professor McGonagall sat behind the table, looking at the two of them with a satisfied smile on her face.

"Gray, Granger, you are the best students I have ever taught. When you were choosing courses before, you also chose all the elective courses - so this semester, you will study twelve courses.”

"Yes, Professor," Hermione said nervously.

Wade looked at Professor McGonagall, nodded, and said nothing.

He was afraid that as soon as he opened his mouth, desire would burst out of his throat.

"Even if I don't say it, I think you all understand that having to study twelve courses at the same time is a very heavy burden. Very few people can cope with so much schoolwork."

Professor McGonagall warned seriously: "Many outstanding wizards are not good at every subject. If you change your mind now and want to apply to give up one or two subjects, I can completely understand, and I think it will be very wise. "

"Sorry, Professor," Hermione said. "It's not my style to give up before you've even tried."

"I made my choice after careful consideration, Professor." Wade also said.

"Well... I think you noticed when you were choosing your courses that some courses conflict with each other."

Professor McGonagall said: "In order to ensure that every student can complete their studies smoothly, the school has specially applied to the Ministry of Magic for something that can help you adjust your time-"

"Ding."

Two golden timers were placed on the table by Professor McGonagall, with thin gold chains behind them.

On the dial of the timer is a small hourglass filled with golden sand, which looks delicate and mysterious.

Wade couldn't help swallowing his saliva, his heart suddenly lifted up, and he could hardly take his eyes off it.

"This is a time converter."

Professor McGonagall said: "Every time it is turned, time will go back one hour..."

"What?" Hermione exclaimed: "This is impossible! Time... time is irreversible!"

"Although it is incredible, magic can indeed reverse time, Miss Granger."

Professor McGonagall said seriously: "But reversing time is a very dangerous magic. Many wizards have tried to use the time converter to change the past, but they have all caused disastrous consequences without exception."

"For example, killing the past or future self, or making people who should have existed never be born, or making people who should have lived happily encounter strange misfortunes."

"The Ministry of Magic will impose the most severe punishment for the abuse of the time converter, which is more serious than murder and breaking the Statute of Secrecy!"

"In order to allow you to use it legally, I wrote more than a dozen letters to the Ministry of Magic to prove that you are all model students and will never use them for anything other than learning-"

"You must swear to me that you will indeed keep this promise! And don't tell anyone about this!"

Naturally, Wade and Hermione raised their hands to swear.

The power of magic comes from the heart of the wizard. When a wizard makes a serious oath, even if he does not sign a contract, magic will produce invisible constraints.

Professor McGonagall gently pushed the time converter forward and said, "Then you can take it away."

"Remember, the maximum period of time travel is five hours. If you exceed this time, the probability of danger will increase greatly."

"I suggest that you only go back one hour each time, so that you can catch up with the course and not violate the prohibition of time."

"Also, after reversing time, you cannot change anything that has happened, and you must not be able to see your future self in the past."

"The Ministry of Magic has formulated hundreds of laws on the use of time converters. You should all take a good look! Don't violate any of them, otherwise I will take back the time converter!"