On the last day of the holiday, the students returned to the Hogwarts, and the castle was once again lively.
Although the current situation was very worrying, but the Christmas holiday was over, and all the students returned on time without any accidents.
The short separation made everyone feel very close to each other after seeing each other.
In the common room, Neville and Corin talked about the interesting things that happened during the holiday.
Soon, Ginny went to find Dean. Harry looked at her eagerly until they left the common room. Later, amidst the laughter of the girls, Lavender rushed out of nowhere and threw herself into Ron's arms. The two were entangled in a kind of upright wrestling.
They were wrestling in front of the whole academy, and this progress was slow?!
Elwyn heard Lavender excitedly talking about the Christmas gift she gave to Ron …
The next morning, he saw Ron sneakily put on the thick gold chain.
He really said one thing and did another, and didn't look the same!
Even though Iven reported to Hermione and Elijah every night, it was only in the past that the progress of blood donation was really slow, okay?
In addition, the sixth grade students also got a surprise at the beginning of the new semester.
At noon the next day, a big notice was nailed on the bulletin board in the common room: Phantasm class. If you have reached the age of seventeen or turn seventeen on August 31st, you can participate in the Phantasm class taught by the Ministry of Magic's Phantasm Instructor for a period of twelve weeks.
Those who are willing to participate, please sign below. Tuition: 12 Galleons.
Elwyn didn't need to learn, so Harry, Hermione, and Ron didn't hesitate to sign the notice.
Phantasm was a very practical magic. Because of the high risk, one needed to pass the examination of the Ministry of Magic before they could use it. Not all wizards could pass the examination and get permission. For example, Ron said that his brother Charlie didn't pass the examination.
"Charlie is too big. This spell is very difficult for him." Ron stretched out his arms like a gorilla. "I hope we can pass in one go. Fred and George both passed in one go. Otherwise …"
He stopped because Lavender had sneaked up behind him, covered his eyes with his hands, and said coquettishly, "Ron, guess who I am?"
Elwyn, Harry, and Hermione looked at each other, then hastened their steps to leave the common room for the afternoon class.
The topic was still on the Phantom Manifestation. Because of Ron's words, Hermione also seemed a little worried.
"Is this spell very difficult?" she asked.
Hermione had witnessed Elwyn's entire learning process and had read many books on this subject. She had even been brought along by Elwyn to do it a few times. It was a very uncomfortable feeling.
Because of this, she was a little worried.
Because all the books said that the Phantom Manifestation was an extremely advanced spell, and there was a real example of Charlie who did not pass it …
"There is a certain degree of difficulty." Elwyn said honestly, "I think, if you concentrate and use it carefully, it is actually not too difficult. The difficult part is to manifest at any time, anywhere, and at will. It requires a lot of practice. I saw the battle between Dumbledore and Lord Voldemort before. Both of them used this spell to perfection, and it greatly improved their dodging ability and dueling skills. But don't worry, I will help you practice. "
He did not say the second half of the sentence. The main help for the Phantom Manifestation was that if the body was separated during the manifestation, the helper could quickly deal with it, find the lost part of the body and restore it. These words were a little too bloody and could easily discourage enthusiasm, so it was better not to say it for now …
"Right, when can we take the exam?" Harry asked, a little excited.
"As soon as I turn seventeen." Hermione said, "So, I can take the exam now, but I definitely need to study for a while."
"Oh, then how do we study? There is no way to Phantom Manifestation in the castle … "
"Dumbledore will remove the restrictions in some areas when the time comes." Elwyn said.
At this time, Ron caught up to them, panting. His ears were red, and he seemed to be unhappy.
"She wants me to keep that thing outside." Ron explained, "She's definitely crazy."
"What are you talking about?" Hermione asked.
"Nothing." Ron just remembered that Hermione did not know about the Christmas present that Lavender gave him, so he quickly changed the topic, "Let's talk about Phantom Manifestation. Didn't Elwyn manifest us before with his entourage? That feeling was really uncomfortable, wasn't it? I don't know if it will feel better when I do it myself, I think … "
It was obvious that Harry, Hermione, and Ron were all very interested in Phantom Manifestation.
In fact, they were not the only students who were excited about learning this magic.
For the whole day, people in the school were talking about this course. They were very eager to be able to disappear and manifest at will. It sounded very cool.
"How exciting, if only …" Cosimo said. He snapped his fingers to indicate that he would disappear. "My cousin Figo deliberately used this trick to annoy me. Let me tell you, when I learn it, he won't be able to live in peace."
He was so immersed in his dream that he waved his wand a little too hard, turning the clear spring water that he was going to transform into a water dragon. The water dragon shot to the ceiling with a strong impact and bounced down, hitting Professor Flitwick in the face.
Professor Flitwick waved his wand to dry himself and punished Cosimo to copy a sentence: I'm a wizard, not a baboon waving a stick.
Every sixth-grader was talking about Phantom Manifestation. Students from wizarding families were also bragging about the experience of being manifested by their parents or relatives. Those who had not experienced Phantom Manifestation were very interested in it and patiently listened to them talk about how it felt like to manifest.
When they heard that the feeling of Phantom Manifestation was uncomfortable, they showed awe instead of losing interest and continued to ask for more details.
The atmosphere now was just like the first time every first-grader learned how to fly a broomstick.
At that time, flying broomsticks and flying lessons were the hottest topics in the school. Students from wizarding families would brag about flying on broomsticks, as if they had spent their entire childhood on broomsticks. Now, their childhood seemed to be appearing in Phantom Manifestation all the time …
As expected, in the next few days, Phantom Manifestation became the hottest topic in the school.
Almost everyone, regardless of whether they were sixth-graders or not, was talking about it.
Among the people around Elwyn, only Elaine was not interested in it.
There was also a magic similar to Phantom Manifestation among vampires. They were not monitored by the Ministry of Magic, so they did not have to worry about age.
Elwyn had seen Keresis use it before, and Elaine also knew this magic.
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