Chapter 39 Transfiguration Class (Part 2)

Outside of school, Feeney didn't have those worries. After all, the Black family, which had existed in the magical world for thousands of years and had many famous wizards, naturally had their own backup plan.

What's more, it's not like Feeney has done nothing over the years.

"No, no, no, Mr. Black, I believe you have a complete grasp of it in theory, don't you?"

Professor McGonagall interrupted Finny's movements and said at the same time,

"Of course, I hope you can study by yourself in this class and come to my office after class,"

This can be said to be a clear telling to Feeney, you can play by yourself during this class first, and when get out of class is over, I will start a small stove for you.

Feeney nodded,

"Okay, I understand, Professor McGonagall."

Professor McGonagall is not the only one who gives Finny such treatment. It can be said that except for History of Magic and Astronomy, almost all professors are willing to give Finny a little extra time after class.

The class was very uneventful. After all, we were practicing the Transfiguration Spell, which, like the Levitation Spell, was the simplest spell. Well, the Transfiguration Spell was usually more difficult to learn than the Charms class. , because little wizards are rarely able to be firm in their hearts, and the fantasies in their minds are very real. The younger the wizard, the easier it is for all kinds of fantastic ideas to appear in his mind, which has a great impact on casting transformation spells.

However, just because it is simple, there won't be too many problems in the class. At least no one will hurt themselves or others while practicing the transformation spell, such as an explosion or something.

If such a little wizard really exists, then Professor McGonagall may have to admit that this little wizard has a talent far beyond anyone else in blasting.

After class, Feeney followed Professor McGonagall to her office.

Professor McGonagall's office and the Transfiguration classroom are not on the same floor. The classroom is on the first floor of the castle, and the office is on the second floor of the castle, which is a small study next to the corridor.

There was a roaring fireplace, a window looking out onto the Quidditch pitch, and a hidden door leading to a gravel-paved bedroom.

Of course, it might be because this place is relatively small, or because Professor McGonagall has many courses, and she usually works in the Transfiguration classroom downstairs.

"Okay, don't be nervous, just sit down wherever you want."

After walking into the office, Professor McGonagall said kindly to Feeney,

Although Professor McGonagall looks very serious, Professor Snape is far behind in his attitude towards the little wizard.

"Okay, Professor."

Feeney spoke and sat on a single sofa.

Professor McGonagall looked at the somewhat embarrassed Feeney, smiled slightly, waved her wand, and a teacup appeared in front of Feeney. When Professor McGonagall waved her wand, the teapot in the corner of the room floated over, and was in the cup. Pour some tea into it,

"Drink some black tea, I don't know if you like it,"

Feeney took the cup and said,

"I like it very much, thank you Professor."

Professor McGonagall waved her hand and said no, and drank tea quietly.

After a while, she spoke,

"So, Mr. Black, can you tell me what your current progress is in transfiguration?"

Feeney was stunned. He didn't expect that Professor McGonagall would see what he was hiding.

He was mentally prepared to be seen out, but being seen out so easily still made him a little discouraged.

But he still told the truth,

"I have mastered simple transformation spells, transformation spells, and disembodiment spells. I am not yet proficient in summoning spells. I also have some understanding of the disappearance spell. I don't know much about human body transformation and related magic spells."

Hearing Feeney's words, Professor McGonagall showed some surprise on her face. She knew about Feeney's talent. After all, eleven years ago, Feeney's genius act of bursting out magic power on the full moon was once It was spread throughout the magic world, and even the mysterious man thought of accepting Fini as his disciple.

Yes, that's right, Voldemort did not intend to take Finny as his subordinate, but wanted to take him as a disciple. However, he gave up under the pressure of some ancient beings who were still alive in the Black family.

Although they don't care about worldly affairs, this does not mean that they will allow the best genius in the history of their family to become a disciple of a certain dark wizard. Even if the entire dark wizard does have some achievements that can be said,

In a panic, Professor McGonagall came back to her senses and said,

"Your progress is a bit beyond my expectations, but it doesn't matter. You can just learn the summoning spell normally."

As he said that, he dug out a somewhat worn notebook from his bookshelf and handed it to Feeney.

"This is some of my experience on summoning spells, disappearing spells and restoration spells, as well as experience records. You can take it back and take a look. Also, do you plan to join my club? The Transfiguration Club. I usually invite third graders. The above young wizards who have certain talents in the art of transformation joined in, and the main content is to provide more in-depth teaching and discussion of the art of transformation.”

Feeney's eyes lit up. It could be said that he was joining the circle that Professor McGonagall valued. This would be very helpful for him to change his situation, so he nodded hurriedly.

"It's my pleasure."

When Professor McGonagall heard this, a satisfied smile appeared on her face and she said,

"Of course, I believe Professor Flitwick will also invite you to join his Charms Club. Well, Mr. Black, do you have any questions?"

Finny heard this and said hurriedly,

"Well, it's like this, Professor. I've been looking up the history of the castle recently. I want to ask you about the history of your office. What was it used for before?"

Professor McGonagall was stunned and said,

"Ah, this office. When I was a student, it belonged to Dumbledore. Later, I took it over from him. Before that, it was just an empty lounge."

Finny frowned and asked again to be sure,

"So, Professor, this was not an office before Professor Dumbledore used it?"

Professor McGonagall frowned and looked at Finny, and said,

"Mr. Black, although I don't know what you are looking for, I need you to understand that this castle is very old, and there are some places in it that I, and even Dumbledore, are not very clear about, so please pay attention to your safety. Now, I think you need to go back to your dormitory."

Finny nodded and said to Professor McGonagall,

"Okay, I know, Professor,"

After that, he turned around and was about to leave. Just as he was about to walk out of the office door, McGonagall suddenly said,