"Tell me, what's going on recently?"
Sitting in the empty cafeteria, Béla cut a sandwich while looking at Jon with a scrutinizing gaze.
There were not many people in the cafeteria at this time because everyone woke up at 8 am on Sundays. The reason why Béla woke up so early was because of a magical alchemy item in Ravenclaw.
"Ravenclaw's Wake-Up Bell" was an alchemy item made by several graduates of Ravenclaw. It was enchanted with a simple communication spell.
This item obtained magic power from Castle of the Hogwarts and worked through a magic wooden board set behind the statue of Ravenclaw. It was engraved with the names of all the Ravenclaw students. If the name on the wooden board was pressed, the corresponding bell in the student's dorm would ring.
The sound usually meant that someone was looking for them outside or that there was something important that needed to be notified.
So when Béla heard the sound, she hurriedly put on her clothes and walked out.
She did not expect her brother to have the ability to enter Ravenclaw's common room on his own.
"Nothing, it's been good recently."
Jon took a bite of the pie and said with a lisp.
Béla did not believe him. If Jon did not see it with her own eyes, he would never admit it. So no matter whether Jon was hiding something from her or not, he must be hiding something from her.
"It's my business. It has nothing to do with you." Jon was not good at dealing with girls, so he usually did not interact with them. "You don't have to worry about me, I'm doing well. But you, why did you ask me to come here?"
"I asked you to come here?" Bella froze for a moment. Then, she remembered that she did mention this to Cedric. She then said, "Nothing. I just wanted to find an excuse to talk to Cedric for a while."
Jon was about to put the pie into his mouth when he suddenly stopped.
Alright, he should have known earlier. This woman had always been like this. Whenever there was something else that attracted her attention, her younger brother would be completely ignored.
"But you haven't come to me recently, except to send me McDonald's. Oh, right, how did you get McDonald's? There aren't any chain stores near the school. "
Jon rolled his eyes at her and said, "I bought it from Greenwich. I asked my mother to put it in a parchment bag with a warming spell and a freshness spell, and sent it here by owl."
"No wonder. I knew you couldn't even leave school, so how could you buy McDonald's?"
There was a scheming look in Béla's eyes. Jon didn't need to guess to know what she was thinking.
"Don't think about it. Your aunt is pregnant now. She can't always run outside." He poked at the mashed potatoes on the plate with the silver spoon in his hand. "Besides, isn't the school food quite delicious?"
"You think it's delicious now, but if you eat the same food over and over again for two or three years, even people who don't mind will get sick of it!"
"That's great. I'll take it as a diet."
Silence.
After a while, Jon heard a gloomy voice coming from the other side.
"Oh? Are you saying that I'm fat? "
…
There was no younger brother in the world who wouldn't be beaten by his elder sister.
Jon rubbed his waist as he walked to the library. He came out today mainly to ask Béla to buy something for him, because third-grade students were allowed to go to Hogsmeade Village.
In order to ask Béla for help, Béla pinched his waist a few times, and he didn't resist. Of course, he couldn't resist, because Béla used a binding spell to tie his hands.
So this time, in addition to causing great harm to Jon, Béla also let Jon see the strength of Hogwarts students.
She was much stronger than he thought.
Béla said that she was a student in the middle of the Ravenclaw students, but she had already made several variations of the binding spell, which greatly improved its usefulness. This was something that Jon didn't expect before.
The study of magic spells was a very profound subject, at least for Jon. If this subject was used well, it could often lead to different experiences.
Of course, it wasn't like Harry Potter who used the Disarm Spell to its maximum power. His spell was at best practiced.
Helga told Jon that a brilliant Wizard could create extraordinary effects even with the simplest magic spells. A stupid Wizard, even if he learned all the powerful spells, still couldn't break through the limitations of his own knowledge and become a top Wizard.
Jon understood this very well. It was like learning. Some people could get good grades by rote, while others could draw inferences about other things. Although everyone's grades were the same, there was a world of difference in the hidden meaning.
"Good morning, Mrs. Pins."
Jon smiled as he looked at the yawning Madam Pinks. He didn't take the witch's helplessness to heart at all.
Shouldn't a little Wizard like him, who loved to learn, be welcomed by the teachers?
"Do you want to read those magic spell books that only seniors can read today? I'm telling you, no. "
Mrs. Pins looked at the little brat who was a little shorter than her. She had never seen such a difficult student in all her years as a librarian. For a whole week, he tried to secretly read the books that only seniors could read every day, and he succeeded several times. If the books in the forbidden section were not locked, Mrs. Pins even suspected that the little Wizard was going to read those books.
"No, madam, I just came to read some history books today."
Jon smiled very cleverly. It had to be said that his face was very convincing when it made such an expression.
"That better be the case."
Jon didn't say much and flashed into the library.
In the first week of school, no one studied here, but after that, more people began to come, and it became inconvenient to do anything.
Jon secretly read the senior books here, mainly to practice the Transfiguration Spell. Recently, his Transfiguration Spell practice had been a little fruitful, so he wouldn't come here much in the future.
And after two weeks, when Helga began to teach him the Concealment Spell, he could go to Ravenclaw's study every night and start to learn magic.
Thinking about it, he was actually a little excited. Being privately taught by the legendary Wizard was a treatment that only Harry in the later part of the story could get.
Today, Jon came to the library mainly to see a spell recorded in the book "The History of Transfiguration Spell".
Jon put the thick book on the table, and under the cover of the table, took out the notebook and pen in his ring, and then took out a copper coin from his pocket.
This copper coin was used to help with thinking. Jon liked to spin his pen when he was thinking, but he only brought one pen with him, and there was no spare. In case he broke it while spinning, the loss would outweigh the gain, so Jon took a copper coin as a replacement.
Anyway, it didn't matter what he spun.
"Okay, ready, start reading."
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