Elaine waved her wand excitedly, and countless magic books danced in the air.
Following the flipping of the magic book, her body swayed rhythmically.
She must have thought of this as a game. Elwyn looked at Elaine helplessly. Previously, making this child read was like forcing her to eat bitter medicine. She had never been so proactive like now. Even when she was preparing for the O.W.L.S. exam last year, it was Elwyn and Hermione who half-forced her to study and used all kinds of methods to make her read.
This was something unimaginable in the past.
Of course, the trouble caused was also disastrous.
Elwyn was a little regretful. Why did he agree to let Elaine come over to help?
She might have missed important information by glancing at the books. He still had to read these books slowly, and because Elaine had mixed up the categories and years of the books, Elwyn needed to spend a lot of time sorting them out. There were tens of thousands of magic books in the Blake family's library. Just thinking about it was tiring.
Elaine was now completely more of a hindrance than a help. She had greatly increased Elwyn's workload!
"Elaine!" Elwyn shouted a few times, trying to stop her, but there was no response. He looked at Hermione as if asking for help.
In most cases, Elaine still listened to Hermione, but Hermione obviously did not want to care about this. She shook her head slightly at Elwyn, gave him a look of good luck, and hugged her thick ancient map of Greece and curled up on the spacious sofa, leaving Elwyn to face Elaine alone.
Elwyn sighed. He understood what Hermione meant. It seemed like he had to solve this problem alone.
Elaine was not the kind of child who would easily listen to orders. It might be easy to stop her, but it would be difficult to keep her quiet for a long time.
On this matter, Elwyn might have to bleed a little …
At the very least, it was necessary to have this kind of awareness. Casually interrupting a vampire's fun was a very dangerous action.
Of course, Elwyn could also wait until Elaine was done playing or tired. She would naturally stop then.
But from the looks of it, it would probably be a few hours later!
Elwyn turned his head and looked at Elaine for a while. After making sure that Elaine had no intention of stopping, he raised his wand.
In an instant, hundreds and thousands of magic books stopped in midair.
Elaine's movements also stopped abruptly, and she looked around in a daze. Then, she turned to look at Elwyn, her fair little face filled with doubt.
The excitement on her face, which was as delicate as a porcelain doll, was gradually fading away.
"What's going on? Why did you stop my magic?" She asked with slight dissatisfaction.
"It's like this, Elaine. I think that the way you read is a little unrestrained …"
"Unrestrained?!" Elaine raised her eyebrows.
"It's just that I didn't read it carefully. We should check these magic books more carefully to make sure that we didn't miss out on any information."
"But when you taught me this magic before, you clearly said that we need to focus on efficiency." Elaine stared at Elwyn with bright eyes, and imitated his tone as she said, "There's no need to read it too carefully, Elaine. We don't have time. The Blake family library has too many magic books. No one knows which book will have the information we want to know. Maybe there's nothing in it. If that's the case, reading all these books will be a waste of time, and what we lack the most right now is time …"
"Uh, I think I said that." Elwyn was speechless. He paused for a moment and continued, "But there's a premise to what I said just now. We need to focus on efficiency on the basis of reading carefully. The Blake family's library is already very complete. Other than the Hogwarts Library, there may not be a more complete collection of books in England. These books are very likely to contain extremely important information. We must not miss it, so we need to read, analyze, and study them carefully. Do you understand?"
"I don't think so!" Elaine shook her head.
"Just read these books carefully."
"But I'm just doing it! At least before you got in my way, I was doing it. I think I'm doing it very seriously. "
"No, Elaine, you have to be a little more careful. The spell I taught you is just a supplementary way of reading. It will help us find the information we need quickly, but we still need to read the information carefully." Elwyn said, "You should know that the home of the house-elf may have other names in the ancient magic books, so we need to make a judgment. The information in the magic books you read before, have you made a judgment based on the context? "
"No!" Elaine shook her head slowly. "It sounds very troublesome!"
"It's very troublesome. This is called reading and comprehension. It's an ability that requires long-term contact to master."
"Reading and comprehension?!" Elaine snorted. "What kind of ability is this? Is it the magic of human wizards? "
"Yes, it's a kind of magic, just like Cerebral Occlusion. It's a very difficult magic. I can't guarantee that vampires can master it. After all, there's no such precedent." Elwyn said casually, "This magic is very difficult and not very useful, especially for a beginner like you. It may take a lot of time and effort to get started. Reading requires patience, Elaine. How about it, do you want to stay and practice this magic? Or, go up and take a nap? "
Based on Elwyn's understanding of Elaine, after saying this, she would quickly retreat.
What Elaine lacked the most was patience. The vampire bloodline had guaranteed that she would naturally master a lot of difficult magic, so there was no need to continue to learn wizard spells. It was like this in Hogwarts. Most of the time, she had a superficial attitude towards what the professors said.
Sometimes, when this knowledge conflicted with what she had mastered, she would mock it …
Elwyn looked at Elaine expectantly. She was a little hesitant.
"Is it very troublesome?" she asked.
"Yes, it's very troublesome!" Elwyn replied seriously, trying not to laugh. "I don't think you're willing to waste time here."
"No, I plan to stay."
"Huh?" Elwyn blinked.
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