A Second Attempt at Becoming an Animagus

Kaledi had always been very experienced at giving reports. After all, Jon's usual habit was to ask about recent developments the moment he returned.

So Kaledi briefly recounted what had happened at home over the past few days—though, in truth, nothing much had happened. Everyone was living as they normally did. Bella took Blair back and forth between the two estates to play every day. Mr. Smith came over in the mornings to check on things, then practiced magic in the training room. Mrs. Smith remained over there resting during her pregnancy, while his aunt still went to work at the Ministry of Magic as usual. At two in the afternoon, the old lady still appeared in the garden of the neighboring estate with her younger daughter to drink tea, read the newspaper, and play with the cats, like two ladies from aristocratic families.

"I understand. So no one has come looking for Mother recently, right?"

Kaledi nodded. "Both estates have been refusing visitors lately. Old Lady has sent several letters to old friends, while Madam no longer gathers with her friends at the estate as often as she used to. Apparently, her excuse is that she needs to rest peacefully during her pregnancy, but Kaledi thinks Madam has not been in very high spirits lately. Especially since Sir has been practicing magic constantly and has not spent much time with Madam."

"That's normal. My father has always been extremely curious about the magical world.

"He suddenly became a wizard and got his own wand, so naturally he wants to improve his magical ability first. Otherwise, he cannot become a qualified wizard. But has Father been training in my training ground all this time? Who has been teaching him?"

"For the first period of time, Miss Bella taught him. Madam