William looked up and found that it was Lucy, the elf of the house, who was disturbing her, and she gave William the letter in her hand with her big green Carslan eyes.

There shouldn't be anything wrong with his spell, William glanced at Lucy and thought quietly.

However, just in case, you should take a chance to check again, your Oblivion Charm may not be as reliable as Lockhart's.

He took the letter and waved Lucy away.

William spread out the letter, and like the original book, except for a copy of Miranda Goshak's "Standard Spell: Level 2", which is quite normal, the rest is full of Gilderoy Lockhart's works, such a messy personal biography of "Breaking with a Female Ghost" and "A Year with a Tibetan Yeti".

Although to be honest, Lockhart's writing skills are excellent, and the truthfulness of the things he describes is also very high, which has always led people to think that he is a skilled wizard.

But in reality, the only magic he's proficient in might be a forget-all or a mess of mischievous magic.

William remembers that on the Quidditch pitch, he used a superb healing spell to save Harry Potter from suffering.

Because he had removed the bones from one of Harry's arms!

Still, William didn't know what kind of spell Lockhart was using, and he had never seen anyone use such a spell to transfer the victim's bones out.

So this is mostly Lockhart's own spell, but the principle of the spell is probably a reference to the Vanishing Charm, which is a very clever Transfiguration technique.

The Vanishing Charm is a Transfiguration Charm that can disappear animate or inanimate objects, and is one of the most difficult spells to appear on the regular wizard level exam.

William was now only able to disappear simple life, such as snails or small insects. Because the more complex the structure, the higher the life, the harder it is to make it disappear.

Of course, this spell can't make any magical creature or object disappear, such as a wizard. Otherwise, it would definitely be a rather dangerous forbidden spell.

For those things that disappear, according to Professor McGonagall, "become nothingness, or all things." (The question the professor answers when he enters the Ravenclaw common room in the book is actually the meaning behind the vanishing charm.) ）

This is equivalent to the disappearance of things being directly decomposed in this world, and it is also a curse that is extremely scary to think about.

So Lockhart was able to invent such a spell, and he was definitely not a wizard with mediocre talent. Coupled with the fact that he has an excellent Oblivion Spell, he can be said to be a master of memory magic.

It was definitely not as unbearable as the original book, and even William felt that if it weren't for his overly flamboyant personality, St. Mungo's Hospital would have welcomed such a wizard as a physician.

However, William looked at the book list with some depression, he felt that he had not learned much in the Defence Against the Dark Arts class this year.

The reason why everything else is good at Hogwarts is that Defence Against the Dark Arts class always has problems, and almost all the professors in the class have not taught it for more than five consecutive years.

After Harry Potter enrolled, the situation became even more serious, and every year the professors left Hogwarts for various reasons.

The turnover of students is too large, and the learning effect of students is actually very average, after all, different professors have different educational philosophies, which makes students learn often a patchwork of knowledge.

Lockhart, if memory serves, he doesn't teach as well as Quirrell!

That can't be true, right?

Voldemort took revenge on Dumbledore for failing in his job search, placing a curse on the course, and no witch who taught it would get good fruit to eat.

Come to think of it, Lockhart, Lupin, Barty Crouch Jr., Umbridge, and Snape all didn't end well.

You can see how vicious this curse is.

Even, Voldemort was so ruthless that he even pitted himself, do you remember Professor Quirrell who bravely sacrificed his life for Voldemort?

In such a side-by-side comparison, Lockhart's ending is not bad, at least he is still alive.

William sighed, this is not good for entering Hogwarts, the school's teachers are too weak to teach Defence Against the Dark Arts class.

Unlike Durmstrang, who didn't have any Defence Against the Dark Arts classes at all, the school taught orthodox dark arts, which made him very popular with some of the most extreme magical families in Europe.

To learn this kind of thing, you really should still rely on yourself. William shook his head, he was desperate at the quality of Hogwarts teaching in this area.

I don't know if there will be a chance to sneak into the forbidden book area this semester, and speaking of which, he can't help but be a little envious of Harry, who can obviously rely on Lao Deng's favor to toss around Hogwarts, but in the end he is still such a weak chicken.

It's such a big treasure trove in the forbidden book area, you can't make good use of it, and William is really a little anxious for Harry.

Because he didn't dare to touch Dumbledore's tiger whiskers at all, after all, after Riddle, now Voldemort, was completely degenerated, old Deng became extremely sensitive in this regard, and he still didn't want to play with his sensitive nerves easily.

However, William thought that maybe he could start with Professor Flitwick, after all, the relationship between the two was very good, and he thought that he should be able to convince the professor to write a note for himself.

Gan! He should have left some hands and feet in Mrs. Pince's soul at that time, and William felt a pity when he thought of it.

He was in a mess in his head at the time and didn't think of it.

Otherwise, I am still worried about whether I can enter the forbidden book area, so I just need to find an opportunity to control Mrs. Pince to enter the forbidden book area.

Anyway, when she enters the forbidden book area, it will not attract Lao Deng's special attention.

William felt that the more he thought about it, the more angry he became, he was still too young at the time.

Now he is in a bottleneck period, and William can already use ordinary spells, but most of those advanced magic have a dark side, and he can't easily touch them.

Even in the family, his father would not allow William to come into contact with these dangerous magic too early, in fact, the few ancient books related to soul magic that he handed over to him were only about the most basic knowledge.

That's why he took a fancy to the Hogwarts library, where the forbidden area was the only way he could sneak into advanced magic.

After learning that the world is not as simple as he imagined, William now urgently needs to strengthen his strength.

After all, that organization is by no means a good type, and there is a running group that you may be asked to participate in in the future, which sounds like a very dangerous activity.

He didn't want to get his bento so early.

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