Wizardry System

The students left class and Hermione and Kristine were excitedly talking.

"I know the spell since I read the book, but I can't believe just how fascinating magic is!" Hermione exclaimed.

"I know! It's a whole new world for me. I'm glad that we don't need to go through the boring Muggle educational system anymore," Kristine said excitedly.

"Yeah, the Muggle system is alright, but after a while, it gets too repetitive. Here, I feel like I'm taking in completely new things everyday," Hermione said.

'Damn, they already found the educational system boring. Well, I'm glad they didn't go to high school,' Chris thought.

"Well, that first transfiguration class was nice. What do we have next again?" He asked.

"Charms with Flitwick," Kristine answered.

"He's the head of Ravenclaw. I hope he gives us some special treatment," Chris said.

They arrived at Flitwick's class. They were with the Gryffindor and he saw Harry, Ron, and the new girl Se-yeon. Unlike the movie where Ron and Harry both hated Hermione for the first couple weeks, they immediately hit it off with Se-yeon and they both were happily talking to her.

'Seeing this actually makes me feel kinda bad for Hermione,' Chris thought. While Hermione's "know-it-all" side did not emerge due to Chris and Kristine being equally as smart as her, he didn't really mind it when he first saw her in the movies and in the books which he argued a lot with his past friends over as a lot of them really disliked Hermione.

'Well it doesn't matter. She doesn't have to go through the BS the other two put her,' Chris thought as Flitwick started the lesson.

"Hello class, my name is Professor Flitwick and I will be your Charms teacher. Charms are a very useful tool for dueling and work as well. You can use charms like... Flipendo!" Professor Flitwick chanted. A box that was on the ground was pushed across the room. "This is the Knockback Jinx, a spell you will learn this year. This can be used for both dueling and for manual work. All in all, you will not regret learning Charms,"

"That was a good spell wasn't it?" Hermione asked Chris.

"Yeah it's nice and quick," Chris said.

"Well that's it for introductions. For today, we'll learn an extremely useful charm, the Mending Charm also known as Reparo," Professor Flitwick said. He then lectured them about the Mending Charm for the next 30 minutes. After 30 minutes, he finally started the practicing.

"Alright students, now will be the time to practice the Mending Charm. Soon in front of you, I'll put down a broken block of wood. I'll demonstrate the charm and you'll practice for the rest of the lesson,"

Professor Flitwick then used a spell to place a broken block of wood for every student.

"Alright look at me very closely. Reparo!" Professor Flitwick chanted. Soon the broken block of wood mended back together making it whole once more.

Everyone clapped.

"Alright students, you have the rest of the class to put this wood back together,"

Kristine, Hermione, and Chris all looked at each other. Chris, especially, was glad that he didn't have to fix any glasses this time because if he had to, he would have just put his head down for the class.

"Alright guys, we're going to do this together," Hermione said and the other two nodded. "On the count of 3. 1. 2. 3. Reparo!"

Professor Flitwick saw this and was quite excited.

"Wow, Miss Granger, Miss Alder, and Mr. Evergreen. I've seen classes with one or two kids being able to do it individually after some practice, but not three friends at the same time without any practice. I'm sure all of you have worked hard to learn this spell. Ravenclaw will be awarded 15 points. 5 points for each person!" He said while smiling like a child who received a present for Christmas. Surprisingly, when Chris looked over at Ron at the Gryffindor side, Ron was rolling his eyes. "Well since you three have clearly learned how to do the Mending Charm, can I ask you to help your fellow peers to cast the spell?"

The three nodded and for the rest of the class, they helped other Ravenclaw students learn the spell which all the other Ravenclaw students greatly appreciated. Without even knowing, the class was over.

"Wow that was fast," Hermione said.

"Yeah time flies when you're having a lot of fun," Kristine added.

Chris nodded and the three of them went to the dining hall to eat lunch. They ate as fast as they can due to Hermione wanting to go to the library to read books for Defense against the Dark Arts. After a good 40 minutes of reading, the three of them bolted for Defense against the Dark Arts which Chris found to be not as fun due to Quirrell always struggling to talk and overall makes the class fun. The same went for History of Magic as Professor Binns' monotone voice almost made Chris sleep. If it wasn't for the fact Chris found the past somewhat interesting, he would've spent money to just buy all the information from the System.

After the day was over, the three of them went back to the Ravenclaw Common Room where they finished their homework. Chris then went to the Practice Room for an hour and when he came back, he and the two girls started reading the textbooks. Chris found every piece of information quite interesting and having people like Hermione and Kristine to discuss it with made everything so much better.

'If I was with Harry and Ron, I wouldn't have been able to do this. The Sorting Hat was right in giving me Ravenclaw,' Chris thought as he continued to discuss the Gargoyle Strike of 1911 with Hermione and Kristine. Chris and Hermione even got to an argument when they disagreed on whether the strike should've even happened with Chris saying that gargoyles aren't even full sentient beings while Hermione said that even though they can't function as well as a human, they shouldn't be worked to death. In the end, Chris gave up.

'Her Samaritan side is already starting grow it seems,' Chris thought as Hermione was was smiling from ear to ear due to her victory.