The advantage of a corner was that it was not easy to be disturbed or noticed, which effectively stabilized the effects of the Confundus Charm;
The drawback was that it was rather out of the way, and if he wanted to see certain details clearly, he had to lean forward a little.
After Professor McGonagall finished her opening remarks, several more pairs of students entered the classroom. Vizet sensed one drawback of sitting in the corner—it was easy to get crowded;
Fortunately, he had had the foresight to let Luna sit in the very corner. That way, no matter how crowded it became on the other side, with him protecting her, Luna would not be squeezed;
Seeing the students' expressions at that moment, as if they were even more focused than they were in class, Professor McGonagall shook her head, half amused and half exasperated.
She drew her wand and gave a light wave toward the gramophone. The gramophone trembled softly, then released a burst of soothing music.
"Please don't be so nervous..." Professor McGonagall said, her tone gentler than before. "Dance is first and foremost about feeling the rhythm. Nervousness may interfere with that feeling..."
"Everyone, look down... watch my steps..." She lifted the hem of her robes slightly. "This is the most basic step. Listen to the music and count the beat. One, two, three, four..."
As she spoke, she stepped out in time with the music. "There's no need to be afraid of making mistakes. The point is to find the rhythm of the music and let the music guide you... Watch the beat! One, two, three, four..."
Seeing how Professor McGonagall's steps matched the melody, the students all began to applaud.
Vizet could feel that Professor McGonagall's understanding of magic had likewise carried over into her