Chapter 276: Sad Feng Baobao

"Very good." Shacklebolt nodded with satisfaction, a hint of approval in his eyes.

"'Expecto Guardian' is also a plus, and you have a unique advantage.

Casting this spell without having to worry about the threat of Dementors undoubtedly greatly reduces the difficulty of casting it. "

He then handed each student a piece of parchment and asked them to write down the spells they had mastered.

Then Shacklebolt demonstrated and explained the steps of casting each spell one by one, like cramming a spoon.

He did not expect the young wizards to learn it immediately, after all, that was simply unrealistic.

He just wanted the young wizards to have some impression of these seventeen spells in the first class.

When the bell for the end of get out of class is about to ring.

Shacklebolt gave each person a thick notebook of seventeen spells.

And everyone is required to memorize at least one new spell before the next class.

The little wizards were in both pain and happiness.

They were happy that they finally had a professor with real talent and knowledge who could teach them knowledge.

But the professor gave them too much homework, which made them feel stressed.

As for this teaching strategy.

Of course, Hephaest told Percy.

Let’s put aside the practical application for now and just get through the exam.

After all, although excellent grades cannot fully represent a person's ability, they can fully reflect a person's learning ability.

Other professors were also inspired by Shacklebolt's teaching methods.

They have also compiled a summary of the questions from previous years' OWL and NEWT exams.

Although they do not like this exam-oriented teaching model.

But they can’t help it, none of them wants their students to get a T and embarrass them.

So the fifth and seventh grade little wizards went completely crazy.

The homework cannot be described as "pile up like a mountain" anymore, it is simply impossible to finish it.

Among them, the students of Ravenclaw and Slytherin seemed the calmest.

Ravenclaw relies on its consistent good learning atmosphere.

Although he is not very outstanding, he has the best grasp of the basic theories of magic.

With the emergence of Hephaestus, Slytherin also formed a trend of progressive learning.

After all, they have basically all entered the Shadow, and if they want to get a good position in the Shadow, they must have strength.

The one who is in charge of the allocation of responsibilities now is Hermione, but she is a little lion and doesn't care about interpersonal relationships at all.

The capable are on top, the weak are on the bottom.

This is her consistent principle.

Therefore, they can only keep working hard to improve themselves.

Moreover, their parents are all smart people and have a clear understanding of the future.

If they can achieve great things with Hephes, their future status will surely rise.

But they also don't want their children to become cannon fodder.

After all, dying on the road to success, no matter how famous you become after death, is not as good as living to the end and sharing the glory.

So when the little wizards from the other three academies were enjoying their happy summer vacation.

The little Slytherin snakes were all studying hard and learning magic.

So the little snakes are the calmest.

Because they all know how to do it!

After all, if they can't learn it.

The ancient families behind them have countless black magics that make them suffer.

So a very interesting scene appeared in the library.

The little wizards from Gryffindor and Hufflepuff gathered in groups of three or five around a Slytherin, asking for advice.

The little snakes were happy and patient in answering their questions.

Because they know that these people may become their subordinates in the future, it is necessary to occupy the land and run horses in advance.

In the Headmaster's office at Hogwarts.

Dumbledore frowned and ate his candy mechanically.

He even felt that the candy in his mouth was not sweet anymore.

It’s really the child Feng Baobao.

It’s difficult!

It’s not like Hogwarts has never accepted exchange students.

Whether it's the students of Beauxbatons and Durmstrang last year, or Tracha who doesn't use a wand.

They all have a good foundation in magic.

So you just need to assign grades according to age.

But Feng Baobao can’t do that, she doesn’t know any magic at all!

Even Dumbledore personally took her to Ollivander's wand shop.

She tried hundreds of wands, but none of them resonated with her.

This means that this child has absolutely no magical talent.

How to teach this?

Are we just going to let Feng Baobao stay in Hogwarts for a year?

This is so ridiculous that it would make people laugh to death.

Dumbledore pulled out another handful of his beard.

He picked up his quill and wrote a note, checked the time, and handed it to Fawkes.

"Please deliver it to Hephis for me." He whispered.

Fox chirped happily, then turned into a ball of fire and disappeared.

Not long after, a circle of light interwoven with gold and red appeared outside the principal's office.

Hephis held Fox in his arms and knocked gently on the door.

"Come in." Dumbledore's voice came from inside the door.

"Good evening, Principal." Hephis greeted politely and walked into the office.

Dumbledore saw that Hephis had already sat down in a familiar manner.

He got straight to the point: "Hefeis has something I want to ask for your opinion on."

"Please speak." Hephis gently stroked the greedy Fox.

"Can you discuss with Xia Guo and send Feng Baobao back?" Dumbledore put forward his idea.

Hefeis was shocked when he heard this.

It has only been three days since he met Feng Baobao. Could it be that Feng Baobao did something outrageous?

Dumbledore began to explain, "This child has no magical ability and cannot be taught at all."

Hefes understood, as long as Feng Baobao didn't cause any trouble.

He remembered that in the comics he had read in his previous life, Feng Baobao was the kind of person who really dared to pull out a knife and kill people, and he would bury people at any time.

In fact, this was also a misunderstanding of Hephis.

Feng Baobao would never take action because of her own affairs unless she was forced to fight back.

She took the initiative because of other people's requests.

Hephis thought for a moment and hesitated, "This is not good."

Dumbledore also seemed very embarrassed.

He naturally understood the sensitivity of the matter, otherwise he would not have entrusted Hephes with it.

Although sending back exchange students may seem like a trivial matter, it actually concerns the reputation of the Xia Kingdom.

So Dumbledore picked up another cockroach pile and put it in his mouth.

He wanted to relieve his depression through the sweetness of candy.

"Let's put it this way," Hephis suddenly said, "Feng Baobao is giving you trouble because he doesn't know magic, right?"

There was a flash of shock in Dumbledore's eyes.

He seemed to have anticipated what Hephis was going to say next.

"Then why not let her use magic?" Hephis said lightly.