Chapter 244 Reorganization Of The Boshu Society
One day at the end of March, Levin completed another day of hard work.
Levin has finally completed the reconstruction and adaptation of Miranda Gorshak's "Standard Spells" for grades 1 to 7.
It is expected that in another week, he will be able to complete "The Book of Spells", "Magic Theory", "The Fifth Element: Exploration", "Achievements of Spells", "A Guide to Medieval Witchcraft", "Selected Spells of the Eighteenth Century", "Forgotten Ancient Magic and Spells", the most mainstream spell books, have all been adapted.
After actually getting started, Levin found that although this job seemed difficult, it was actually not that difficult.
Because there are so many books, a lot of content in them is actually repeated.
Take Gorshak's "Standard Spells" and "Book of Spells" as an example. All the spells in "Standard Spells" are included in the "Book of Spells", and the extra ones in "Standard Spells" are A summary of some magic theories.
As long as the "Book of Spells" is adapted, more than half of the contents of other magic books will not need to be adapted again.
"Seven Five Seven" In addition, books on herbalism, magical zoology, potions and alchemy such as "Magic Potions and Potions", "Advanced Potion Making", "Thousands of Magical Herbs and Mushrooms" need to be adapted. much simpler,
Because most of these books involve the recording and practical operation of phenomena, with very little theoretical content, the parts that need to be adapted are naturally much less.
Levin plans to collect the contents of these books into categories after completing the basic adaptation work, and then separately copy them into a series of books [standard reference is "Yongle Dadian" or "Encyclopedia Britannica").
The books are divided into two parts: magic and encyclopedia, and are named "Book of All Laws" and "Book of All Things"
But that's all the work of the future,
He still had to finish today's potions homework.
This is also the only subject that Levin currently has to complete homework for, besides History of Magic.
Because of Levin's excellent grades, most professors at Hogwarts have given Levin the privilege of not having to do homework.
The only two exceptions are Binns, the ghost professor of the History of Magic, who is an old-fashioned man who never knows what an exception is.
As for Snape, Levin seriously suspected that the old bat was seeking revenge for killing him instantly in the Whomping Willow tunnel.
However, being exempted from homework is a privilege.
Levin can't report him for not exempting himself from homework,
As a student, he had no choice but to drag his tired body to the library to do his homework as usual.
The library is very popular among those little wizards who are dedicated to studying.
The seats in the library are full of little wizards who are studying hard and writing seriously.
Even some empty seats are occupied by water glasses, quills and other items.
Taking up a seat in the library is a common practice even at Hogwarts.
Levin walked around the library, and in a very remote location, Levin found several familiar figures sitting together, discussing something in a low voice.
Cirilla probably had been sitting for a long time, so she straightened her waist uncomfortably and stretched her body.
When she raised her head, she smiled instantly.
She waved to Levin, gesturing for him to come over.
Levin found an empty seat between her and Penello and sat down.
"Levin, you're here too!" When Hermione heard the movement, she also raised her head from the hill-like pile of books, blinked her tired eyes, and said hello to Levin.
Their books together are so huge that they almost occupy half of the table.
Several girls worked together to move away the piles of parchment that occupied the table in front of Levin.
Hermione made a mistake and dropped a book to the ground.
Levin quickly leaned over and helped Hermione pick it up.
It was a book called "New Principles of Numerology".
Levin blinked. He remembered that the textbook on numerology was also in his basic adaptation plan, but the one he was going to use this semester seemed to be "Number Divination and Graphics"
It might take a year or two to learn "New Principles of Numerical Divination", but she didn't expect that she was already reading this book.
What a hard-working girl.
"Thank you, Levin." Hermione sighed and took the book.
"Levin, this weekend is another club class. I'm afraid you don't have time to prepare the class content, right? How about we suspend training and concentrate on preparing for the final exam?"
To Levin's right, Penello rubbed his eyebrows and suggested.
"This is wrong," Levin retorted, "At Hogwarts, we have final exams every year, and senior students take graduation exams every year, and it's still a long time before the finals. If we stop training now, So what’s the point of our Erudite Society?”
Are you kidding me? Jaina's plan to expand her power in the Ministry of Magic is about to be launched, and now she needs Levin to recruit talents for her. How can she suspend the courses of the Institute of Knowledge at this time?
"But...if the course continues, even if you can persist, other wizards will not be able to bear it." Penello argued with reason.
Indeed, the problem still needs to be solved.
"I think we can slightly modify some courses to reduce the learning burden for members instead of increasing the learning tasks." Levin thought about countermeasures.
"Perhaps, we can make the system of the Erudite Society more specific and the division of labor clearer, so that everyone can relax." Hermione stopped writing and gave a suggestion.
Levin nodded in agreement.
Decentralization is indeed a good way to solve workloads-the specific case is Levin himself.
Nowadays, every time Levin takes a class, the most tiring one is Penelo...
"Oh, so you have some high opinions?" Penello raised his eyebrows, obviously repelling this little witch.
You know, when the Boshi Society was still a training class, most of the systems were formulated by her hand.
But Hermione had no credit before. As soon as she joined, she immediately joined the core team of the Academy of Knowledge and put forward the suggestion of dividing classes into classes.
The first subsequent restructuring was all based on Hermione's suggestions.
This made her feel a strong sense of crisis,
In her eyes, Hermione became the scheming girl who wanted to take her place.
"Don't do that, Penello."
Cirilla patted her hand in warning.
As one of the witches closest to Levin, she had spent an entire summer vacation with Hermione, and she knew Hermione quite well.
Although this little witch is smart, she has little scheming in her dealings with others. She basically treats things rather than people.
She felt that Penello's worries were unnecessary.
"Okay, okay, let's listen to what 'Miss Know-It-All' has to offer." Even Cirila supported the other party, so Penello could only choose to follow the good advice.
Hermione was not aware of the female student union president's rejection. She spoke seriously: "I found that after the Sirius incident, the Erudite Society gained a group of new members. It can be said that it has expanded to the entire school. We The previous change to the class division method was correct, but it was not enough. More managers and a set of standard institutional processes were needed."
Hermione bought a number of Muggle management books after Levin expressed his hope that she would take over the administrative duties of the Erudite Society after Penello left.
It seems that she has indeed accomplished something in her studies.
Levin couldn't help but nod in agreement.
"Then...Okay, let's make the rules again on September 9th. The day of class is coming soon, and we need to finalize this matter before then." Penello glanced at Levin and said decisively A decision was made.
Levin is the real core of the entire Boshu Society.
Since he also nodded, Penello no longer said anything, otherwise it would only reduce his goodwill.
Each of the wizards present was not a mortal.
Levin is recognized as a genius throughout Hogwarts. His intelligence and thinking ability are extraordinary because of his incredible understanding.
As for the other three, Cirilla is a princess after all, has experienced royal education, has a high level of vision, and is sharp-sighted;
Penelope Crevat has become the fourth-year prefect and the female student council president. She has excellent organizational skills and experience:
Hermione Granger, as the top student of Gryffindor, has rigorous logical thinking and a good knowledge of witchcraft;
The four of them acted intensively, discussing in low voices in the library, deleting, deleting, and revising. Finally, before closing, they listed the new rules on a large piece of parchment.
