Harry Potter and the Secret Treasures

On the last day of the holidays, the students returned to Hogwarts and the castle was once again lively.

Although the current situation was worrying, at the end of the Christmas holiday all students had returned on time without incident.

A brief separation makes everyone feel very kind when they see each other.

In the public lounge, Neville, Colin, and everyone talks about something interesting during their holidays.

Soon, Ginny went to see Dean, and Harry stared at her until they left the public lounge. Later, in the laughter of a bunch of girls, Lavender didn't even know where he was coming from, and he fell into Ron's arms, and the two of them were entangled in an upright wrestling.

In front of the entire college students playing upright wrestling, this progress is still called slower?!

Ivan was there and heard Ravind excitedly talking about her Christmas gift to Ron...

The next morning, he saw Ron sneaking up on that thick gold chain.

This is really a setup. It doesn't look the same!

Reporting to Hermione and Elaine every night like Ivan's, but it's just that blood donations in the past have been really slow, okay?

In addition, at the beginning of the new semester, sixth grade students also received a surprise.

At noon the following day, a big message was nailed to the billboard in the public lounge: Phantom Shaping Class. If you have reached the age of seventeen or seventeen by August 31, you can attend a 12-week Phantom Formation course taught by the Phantom Formation Instructor at the Ministry of Magic.

Participants wishing to attend are requested to sign the following, tuition fee: twelve gallons.

Evan didn't have to learn, and Harry, Hermione, and Ron signed the notice without any hesitation.

Phantom shaping is a practical magic, because of its high risk, it needs to be passed by the Ministry of Magic before it can be used. Not all wizards can pass the exam, for example, Ron says his brother Charlie did not pass the exam.

“Charlie's big, and this magic is hard on him.” Ron stretched his arms like a gorilla, “I wish I could have done it once, Fred and George had done it once, otherwise...”

He stopped, because Lavender snuck up behind him, blindfolded his eyes with his hands, and said, "Ron, guess who I am? ”

Ivan, Harry and Hermione glanced at each other and stepped out of the public lounge for an afternoon lesson.

The topic stayed on the phantom, because Ron's words, Hermione, seemed a little worried too.

“Is this magic hard?” She asked.

Hermione had previously witnessed Ivan's entire learning process, had read a number of books on the subject, and had been carried by Ivan several times, and that feeling was not very comfortable.

That's why she's a little worried.

Because all the books say that phantom shaping is very deep magic, and there's Charlie who didn't pass this real example in...

“It's a bit difficult.” Ivan honestly said, "I think if you concentrate and use it carefully, it's not too hard, it's hard to show up anytime, anywhere, anytime, anywhere, and it takes a lot of practice. I saw the battles of Dumbledore and Voldemort before, and their insane indoctrination of this magic greatly improved their ability to dodge and duel. But don't worry, I'll help you practice. ”

He also did not say in the second half that, for phantom shaping, the facilitator could quickly process, locate and rehabilitate the missing part of the body if the body was separated during shaping. These words are a little too bloody, it's easy to discourage motivation, don't say it for now...

“By the way, when can we take the exam?” Harry asked, a little excited.

“At the age of seventeen.” Hermione said, "So I can take the exam now, but I definitely need to study for a while. ”

“Oh, so how do we learn? There is no way to illuminate in the castle...”

“Dumbledore will then lift restrictions in some areas.” Ivan said.

At this point, Ron panted and chased after him, his ears were red and he seemed unhappy.

“She wants me to keep that thing out.” Ron explained, "Absolutely crazy. ”

“What are you talking about?” Hermione asked.

“Nothing.” Ron just remembered Hermione, not knowing about Lavender's Christmas present, rushed to change the subject, “Let's just say phantom shapes. Haven't we been shaped by Ivan before? That's uncomfortable, isn't it? I wonder if it will feel better when I do it myself, I think..."

As you can see, Harry, Hermione, and Ron are all very interested in phantom shaping.

In fact, they're not the only students excited about learning this magic.

It sounded cool that all day there were people in the school who were talking about this course, and they were very eager to disappear and show off at random.

“Come on, if you can...” Simo said, "He snapped a finger to mean he disappeared," my cousin Figo deliberately used it to cheer me up, tell you, when I learned, he wouldn't be able to live for a moment. ”

He immersed himself in the vision, the wand waved a little too vigorously, turning a fountain into a water dragon that was about to change that day's spell lesson. The dragon bounced off the ceiling with a powerful impact and was hitting Professor Flitwick in the face.

Professor Flitwick wielded the wand to dry himself and punished Simo for copying the sentence: I am a wizard, not a baboon wielding a stick.

Every sixth grade student is talking about phantom shaping, and the students of the wizard family are showing off their experiences of being followed by their parents or relatives of the wizard. Students who have not had phantom shaping are interested in it and are tired of hearing them talk about how it feels.

When they hear how uncomfortable phantom shaping feels, they show awe instead of losing interest and continue to ask for more details.

Now the atmosphere is just like the first time in first grade that you learn broomsticks.

At that time, broomsticks and flying classes were a popular topic in the college, and students from wizard families bragged about their experiences flying on broomsticks, as if they had spent their entire childhood on broomsticks. Now, it seems that their childhood is constantly shaped by phantoms...

If not, illusions will emerge as the most popular topic in the school over the next few days.

Whether a sixth grader or not, almost everyone is discussing it.

Elaine is the only one around Ivan who's not interested.

Vampires also have phantom-like magic inside and are not monitored by the Ministry of Magic without worrying about age.

Evan had seen Keresis use it before, and Elaine could do the same.

In other words, she can illuminate, but she says she won't use this magic because she can't tell the direction...