Sweet Pudding

"Professor McGonagall, what do you think..."

Two hours later, Kyle and the professors left the Room of Requirement before curfew.

"Without a doubt, this was Rowena Ravenclaw's work," Professor McGonagall said. "Other than that explanation, I can't think of anyone else capable of something like this."

"When I come tomorrow, should I let you know?" Kyle asked.

After all, there was only one key, and he did not want to hand it over to anyone else. So if they wanted to enter the Room of Requirement now, they could only go together.

"No need..."

"You can come by yourself..."

To Kyle's surprise, all four professors rejected his suggestion.

"Do you find that strange?" Professor Babbling asked with a half-smile.

"A little," Kyle said honestly.

Although Ravenclaw's memories focused mainly on ancient runes, Hogwarts professors were hardly incompetent. It was impossible for them not to understand... at the very least, Professor Babbling would have no trouble at all.

Yet, like Professor McGonagall, she had rejected the invitation to go again without the slightest hesitation.

"It's like this..." Professor Babbling explained. "Unlike you, our understanding of magic has long since formed into a system. That understanding has run through nearly our entire lives, and it is very difficult to change."

"And more importantly, this is your supplementary lesson." Professor McGonagall continued from beside her. "Lady Rowena Ravenclaw must have deliberately adjusted and selected everything. Every lesson was tailored specifically for you... suitable for you, but not for us."

"It won't help you at all?" Kyle frowned.

He had originally intended to use this "supplementary lesson" to improve Hogwarts' overall combat ability.

"Of course not. I only meant that the course content isn't suitable for us." Professor McGonagall's expression turned more serious. "But their unique views on Transfiguration, as well as concepts completely