"Andy can already use Wandless Magic?"
The Little Wizards stared at Andy in shock, as if they were looking at Dumbledore's heir.
They were clearly Little Wizards of the same age, yet some had already mastered Wandless Magic, while others... seemed to be Squibs!
Just how great was the gap? Professor Flitwick was speechless.
Did this count as the Levitation Charm? Perhaps!
Did it count as Wandless Magic? Of course not!
The Levitation Charm's purpose was to make objects float into the air. From that perspective, Andy's situation could barely be considered the Levitation Charm.
But Wandless Magic was a highly advanced casting technique.
Even if the effect was the same, "casting a spell" and "directly applying magic" were two entirely different things.
What Andy had done could only be considered a way of using magic. In essence, it did not even qualify as "casting," much less "Wandless Magic."
"Two points to Ravenclaw."
Professor Flitwick was delighted. The guaranteed four points from every class were in the bag—these were the bonus points for successful casting.
If he asked a few more questions in class, Hermione could earn Ravenclaw even more points.
The House Cup was waving at him! Two months had passed since the start of term, and the current House standings were: Ravenclaw in first place, Slytherin in second, and Gryffindor dead last, having even set a historic record for points deducted.
Professor Flitwick secretly clenched his fist in encouragement. As long as they maintained their current momentum, this year's House Cup would definitely belong to Ravenclaw.
After successfully casting the spell, it was naturally time for questions.
With Hermione helping point out the Little Wizards' casting mistakes, Professor Flitwick was spared quite a bit of trouble on Ravenclaw's side.
Of course, that also had something to do with