In the last two weeks before the trip to Hogwarts, Jon finally moved into his own old house. Moving in with him were his textbooks, clothes, the owl, his cousin Béla, two piles of old books that Garen bought from a bookstore in Diagon Alley, some magic items that were taken from Gringotts' Smith Family's vault and were now placed in Jon's study room, as well as Jon's house elf, Kalidi.
This elf's enslavement curse had been transferred to Jon's hands, but when Jon saw it for the first time, he felt that this elf didn't have a good life in its original owner's house. It looked thin, small, and taciturn, so Jon spent a lot of effort to adjust Kalidi to a state where it could communicate normally.
Elves were such a precious and mysterious creature, it was a waste to use it as a slave.
So in addition to doing housework and three meals a day, Kalidi also had to be Jon's sparring partner during his magic practice.
Although Jon knew a lot of spells, his casting ability was a complete mess. Magic spells looked simple, but it was very difficult to actually cast them.
Whether the magic could work smoothly, it was actually very dependent on the Wizard's own ability. Jon had almost mastered all the key points in the book, with Béla's help and guidance, but he still couldn't cast the most basic floating magic.
How did Hermione Granger master most of the first grade magic in a month?
With a head full of questions, Jon trained even harder, his whole person was almost immersed in magic practice, unable to extricate himself.
Fortunately, hard work always paid off. The learning ability cultivated in his previous life gave Jon another level of talent. As long as he learned the basics of magic, he would never be in a situation where he couldn't cast it. He could even draw inferences and try different applications of the magic under different circumstances.
Just like in "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone", Ron used the floating spell to knock down the trolls.
Thanks to exam-oriented education.
In just half a month, under Jon's unremitting efforts, he finally mastered most of the first grade magic spells, transformation spells and potioneering to a certain extent.
Béla expressed a certain degree of confusion towards his hard work, because she had never had any problems with her studies in Ravenclaw Academy. Even if her grades were only average, she had never had any problems with her studies.
So Béla couldn't understand why a little Wizard who hadn't even entered school would work so hard to learn magic spells. Was he afraid that he wouldn't be able to graduate?
Jon naturally wouldn't tell her the real reason, he was just preparing for the coming dark age. Otherwise, what if he was killed by Death Eaters before Harry defeated Voldemort?
Béla's cousin was two years older than him. When Voldemort was resurrected, it would be just in time for Béla's seventh grade graduation. At that time, she would hide at home and naturally wouldn't be in any danger.
Jon was very clear that his grandmother, Rowling Ka Na Yang, was definitely a powerful witch.
And another reason was that the things in his mind were also very dangerous for him. Just in case, he had to learn Brain Seal as soon as possible. He also had to learn Illusion Spell, a necessary night travel spell.
It was so difficult for him!
Jon's pen paused on the paper, staining it with ink. He sorted out his messy thoughts, tore off the dirty page of the notebook and threw it into the trash.
His study was cast with a protective spell, so it was difficult for others to enter except for him and the elf Kalidi.
This was also to prevent some of the magic books from being seen by Béla. Those magic books, without exception, were all related to Unforgivable Curses.
And when the elf helped him sort out the trash, she would also use magic to destroy all the trash, so that Jon's writing wouldn't be discovered by others.
Even if it was written in simplified Chinese.
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According to Jon's thoughts, entering Hogwarts at this time wasn't a particularly good thing.
After all, he didn't know much about Harry Potter's first grade students. The one he knew the most was the Asian girl, Cho Zhang, who was in love with Harry Potter. So he had to be careful with his classmates, so that he wouldn't leak anything.
So the image of a lonely, eccentric little Wizard who liked to read strange books and had mediocre grades appeared in Jon's mind.
Eh? Isn't this the image of a witch in my previous life?
Jon sighed silently and stuffed the notebook in his hand into the small leather case.
This small leather case was cast with Space Expansion Spell and Weight Reduction Spell, so it was stuffed with all the things he needed for school and a few pieces of casual clothing. It wasn't very heavy, so Jon didn't have to carry a big case to school. Béla also had a similar case, and Jon's was his mother's when she was young.
The LV case was very durable, and the style was not out of date.
School would start in two days, and Jon was looking forward to it.
Putting aside the annoying things just now, Hogwarts was definitely a holy land for learning magic.
Both the library and the Room of Everything had a lot of magic books, and every professor in Hogwarts had very high magical attainments. Except for Harry Potter's Defense Against Black Magic professor in his second grade, Lohat Gidro, he was a liar who only knew how to use Forgetting Spells.
But for a liar to be so successful, there must be something outstanding about him. Jon did ask the professor about Forgetting Spells. For these kinds of magic that involved memory, each of them was quite profound, and it was difficult to learn by oneself.
Of course, that was two years later.
After checking the things he needed to bring again, Jon stuffed his collection of books and a set of old crucibles into the ring on his finger. This ring was a collection of the Smith family's vault, and its effect was similar to the storage ring in Chinese novels. The silver ring had a very small secret compartment, and with Space Expansion Spell and Weight Reduction Spell, there was a space of about one cubic meter inside, which was very convenient to carry some small items.
"Jon! Are you done packing? We're leaving! "
Béla's voice came from downstairs. She came to tell Jon to set off. Tonight they were going to go back to Greenwich through the air network, and then go from Greenwich to King's Cross Station.
"Okay, I'll be right down."
Jon locked the door of the study, glanced at Béla downstairs in a water-spun dress, and solemnly told Carlyle, who was beside him, what to pay attention to when he was not at home.
For example, to avoid Muggle's intrusion, to avoid others from entering the magic practice room and study, even his parents, and so on.
Carlyle solemnly said that he would not let his master down, and then watched Jon leave.
It was the night before Jon went to Hogwarts, and there were still five years before the storm in the magic world.
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