The secret passage was dark and there wasn't even a torch, but if there were torches, it probably wouldn't be called a secret passage.
"Secret Passage No. 13, leads to the alchemy office and bathroom..."
Fred introduced proudly, and then he quickened his pace.
"I seem to understand - there is no Professor Terra in the book. She doesn't like fame, right?"
George looked a little strange, and he whispered.
"Okay, we're here. Don't talk anymore and wait quietly."
Fred reminded, and then took out a thin rope from the bag.
"This is our masterpiece. Although we don't know what to name it yet, it does not prevent it from being very useful."
George threw the rope on the ground, and it extended by itself until it reached the end of the secret passage and then turned a corner to the right.
"Professor Terra has classes every Monday and Wednesday. You won't see her at other times - she is a very busy person. She will even disappear after class. If you can't find her today, you have to wait a week, because only on Monday she will be in some places to correct homework.
Oh - she'll be hanging out in a nearby hallway for a while after grading... but we don't know where she'll be grading, so we'll have to rely on that! "
The slender rope shook slightly, and Fred murmured to himself:
"Oh, it's not in this classroom, nor here. Then we know... take secret passage No. 5!"
In a wonderful atmosphere, Sean followed the twins out from behind a large portrait. They jumped out of the portrait and turned into a secret passage that required six knocks to open.
"Lumos! (Lumos!)"
Fred's wand tip bursts with light.
"Lumos! (Lumos!)"
George also lit up the wand the next moment.
"We are waiting here. When we tell you that you can go out, you can hold all the alchemy books and go to 'encounter' Professor Terra.
If you're lucky, you can talk to the professor, if you're not lucky, you'll bump into him - remember to put your notebook on top..."
Sean nodded. Although he felt that this chance encounter was a bit ahead of his time, he stopped talking after hearing Weasleys say that they had bumped into the professor seven times.
"Lumos! (Lumos!)"
He lit his wand and opened "Modern Magical History", which contained the record of Wagadu School of Magic.
Wagadu is located in Africa and has been established for at least a thousand years. Africa Although there are many small magic schools, Wagadu is the only magic school that has stood the test of time and achieved an enviable international reputation.
Students there are particularly good at Astronomy, Alchemy and Transfiguration.
At a Animagus international symposium once held, the Wagadu school delegation almost caused a riot when demonstrating synchronized transformation, attracting a lot of media attention. Many older and more experienced witches and wizards feel threatened by a group of 14-year-olds because Wagadu students can transform into elephants and cheetahs at will.
In addition, they still used gestures to perform magic. The reason behind this is that the magic wand was invented in Europe and has not been passed down.
So they often violated "Secrecy Law" in the beginning, and Ministry of Magic couldn't do anything to them because they said:
"I just waved my hand and never intended to dislocate his jaw."
Ministry of Magic was so angry that he changed the rules overnight.
"Oh, it's time! Go!"
Fred seemed very excited. He pushed Sean out of the secret passage. At this time, a silver-robed professor with white hair and seemingly extremely low air pressure was carrying some Parchment.
She waved her finger, without even using the wand, and those Parchment jumped into a trash can that had just appeared, and then even the paper trash can disappeared.
Flora Terra always has an expressionless face. Alchemy has been in class for more than two months, and those little wizards can't even tell the difference between Feoh and f.
They are just different ways of writing the same Runic script in different regions.
The silver-haired professor glanced at the thin line in the corner, and two more Parchment disappeared. A Quill jumped out of the office, and then quickly wrote something on Parchment. Then Parchment turned into an owl, flapped its wings and flew away.
At the same time, in the Great Hall, Pamela Payton and Gryffindor beside her were hit on the head by a falling roll of Parchment.
Sean Looking at this magical scene, his attention fell on the trash can.
"Yes...Vanishing Spell, Disillusionment Charm, Revealing Charm, and Transfiguration..."
"Not too bad, keen intuition."
She raised her brows slightly, and her voice was not loud, but it was enough for Weasleys to hear and Sean to know nothing.
"We have to help him-"
Fred was spinning in circles anxiously.
"He is a true Alchemy genius!"
George nodded in agreement.
Unbeknownst to the two of them, there was obviously some interest in Professor Terra's eyes at this time.
She waved her hand, and Weasleys, who was supposed to use magic to push Sean, suddenly heard a loud noise in her ears.
It turns out to be Extendable Ears, which is being chewed by the wastebasket - that is, the trash can.
"We've been discovered, withdraw——!"
Weasleys disappeared instantly.
""Simple Introduction to Ancient Runes", "Rune Dictionary", "Magical Phonetics Table"... where did you see them?"
In the corridor, the afternoon sun shone through the colored windows, and Sean saw Professor Terra's silver threads slightly transparent under the golden light. The clouds outside the window drifted by, and the light changed between light and dark. Let Sean's eyes glow slightly.
"I just finished memorizing..."
Sean Tell me honestly.
"Not bad..."
The silver-robed silver magic professor didn't pay attention to this. When she got closer, she saw that it was a junior wizard. She softened her expression slightly.
"Are you interested in Alchemy?"
"Yes, Professor."
Sean took out his Floating Quill and knew that the opportunity had come.
"A floating Quill - a nice rune array..."
The professor was obviously interested. She held Quill. After letting go, Quill was still floating in the air.
"This work of practice cannot be regarded as Master Alchemy's first work, but it is still good enough..."
Her indifferent eyes were full of appreciation.
As early as when she was in second grade, she also finished learning the basic Runic script array. There were not as many parts in "Simple Introduction to Ancient Runes", "Rune Dictionary", and "Magical Phonetics Table" that had to be memorized by rote as she imagined. But she didn't rashly try to make alchemical items...
The recklessness learned from those two talented and mischievous little wizards was quite reasonable.
"How long ago did you start learning Alchemy, kid?"
There was already extremely obvious interest in her words.
"A month ago, Professor."
"A month... oh, a month?!"