By the time Albert had finished lunch, Fred, George, and Lee Jordan hadn't returned, and they didn't know what the three guys were doing.

Albert didn't pay much attention to it, and after lunch, he went directly to the Responsive House on the eighth floor.

After walking through the wall opposite the tapestry where the troll stick beat Barnabas for the third time, Albert reached out and tried to push the door in, only to find that the door did not appear.

"There's someone in there?"

Albert immediately guessed why the door didn't appear, but who could be in the Room of Need?

Fred, George & Lee Jordan, or the McDoug sisters?

He tried to enter Ravenclaw's private library.

This time, the door to the Room of Requirement finally appeared, and when Albert pushed the door in, he found Katrina sitting at her desk doing her homework.

He didn't bother Katrina and went straight to the private library. In a hammock in a remote corner near the window, Isobel slept peacefully, like a sleeping beauty, and people couldn't help but want to wake her up.

Then again, when did Ravenclaw's private library become what it is now?

Albert remembers vividly that what was originally a small room had been transformed into a large, bright library, with a few plants and several windows on the walls to let in the outside light.

However, the entrance to the Ravenclaw treasure trove of knowledge is still there, but it is well hidden in some very remote corner.

Albert sat on the couch by the window, and after putting down his bag, he couldn't wait to open the task panel and complete the task of the good student, he was ready to pick the most practical skills from Quirrell.

The moment the mission was completed, Albert found that the skill panel that popped up in front of him was several pages long, and he felt stunned for a moment.

However, if you think about it, Quirrell is also a professor, and he naturally understands a lot of things, although it is far less than Rowanna Smith who was buried in the ground last year.

It's a pity that the skills on the panel are highly overlapping with Albert's own skills, and the overlapping skills have no value.

Albert also fantasized that there might be a chance to wool Voldemort possessed by Quirrell, but unfortunately this wish could not be realized after all, and the skill panel in front of him was obviously the skill that Quirrell himself mastered.

However, after a closer look, Albert found that Quirrell had mastered a lot of dark magic, which was probably taught to him by Voldemort, after all, if you want to break into Gringotts, you need a little real skill if you don't have the luck of a savior.

Albert wanted to find the kind of special skill that could not be upgraded through experience, that thing was currently the most cost-effective skill, and after looking at it for a long time, he really found a special skill called basic theory mastery.

However, Albert did not make a choice immediately, and he picked out two other skills from the pile of skills, one is called the Fierce Fire Charm, which is a terrifying but uncontrollable cursed flame, and it is difficult for Albert to learn this dark magic through ordinary methods. As for the other, the name is very unusual, called Voldemort's spell casting technique.

Well, that's right, it's called Voldemort's spell casting technique.

Skilled wizards have some unique spell casting techniques.

In Albert's memory, he had seen a skill called Finckley's Spellcasting Technique on Rowanna Smith's skill panel.

That skill comes from an award named after Barnabus Finkley, whose full name is Barnabus Finckley's Award for Outstanding Spellcasting. This award is given to those who have excelled in spell casting, and Dumbledore is said to have received this award before.

Voldemort's spell-casting technique was certainly not bad, and perhaps even more sophisticated than Finkley's.

Tom does have a lot of black spots and complaints on his body, but there's no denying that as a powerful dark wizard, he's really very strong, and the ability to be recognized by the panel and bear his name isn't too bad in itself.

Burning and other skills were directly ruled out, and although Albert was also interested in Force, he couldn't afford to waste this opportunity to acquire the specified skills.

In terms of theoretical mastery and Voldemort's spell-casting techniques, Albert finally chose the latter, if he can master Voldemort's spell-casting techniques, he will definitely be able to effectively improve his strength, and the most important thing is to choose Voldemort's spell-casting techniques, giving him the illusion of wool from Voldemort's body, and Kiro's wool is naturally not as comfortable as Voldemort's wool.

Trust your instincts and you can't go wrong.

After choosing his skills, Albert immediately used the experience pool to level up Voldemort's spellcasting technique by two levels, and then couldn't wait to close his eyes and carefully recall the extra knowledge in his brain.

It wasn't just about the spell casting, it was Voldemort's own understanding of spell casting.

Earned!

Albert suppressed his excitement so that Katrina, who was doing her homework, would notice the change on her side.

He believed that as long as he could thoroughly master Voldemort's spell casting techniques, even if he couldn't defeat Rowanna, he wouldn't be directly suppressed by him.

Albert thought about it, and put the 10,000 points of experience he had just obtained into upgrading this skill, and directly upgraded Voldemort's spellcasting technique to the third level.

Then, he continued to close his eyes and take in Voldemort's unique insight into spellcasting.

The man who tried to escape death in vain was really not simple at all.

Albert drew his wand and waved, and a griffin-headed beast erupted from the tip of the wand, shrinking into a hazy ball of light in front of Albert.

Casting spells wasn't smooth, or even far less than Quirrell's, but Albert could clearly feel that he was more comfortable casting spells.

I racked my brains to complete the task, and sure enough, I made a lot of money!

He pondered that it was Voldemort who had taught Quirrell his spell-casting techniques, and if it was not beneficial, how could Quirrell be easily deceived.

However, Quirrell should not have mastered it thoroughly, but he himself benefited from this spell casting technique and many dark arts, and became a man who could break into Gringotts and get out of it with his whole body.

Quirrell and Voldemort are a bunch of good people!

Albert waved his wand and became familiar with Voldemort's spell casting.

"I haven't seen your spell casting!" Isobel looked at the Transfiguration Spell that Albert was experimenting with, "It's excellent, and if you go to the competition, you'll definitely get the Barnabus Finkley Award for Outstanding Spell Casting Technique." ”

"Is yours a Finkley spellcaster?"

"Well, I taught myself, although only a little. Isobel nodded in acknowledgement.

"I'll teach you when I've mastered it thoroughly!"

Voldemort's spell-casting methods are naturally far more sophisticated than most wizards.

However, Albert had little interest in the so-called Barnabus Finkley Award for Excellence in Spellcasting, because to participate in this award meant sharing the spell with others. Isobel is his girlfriend, forget it, the others should step aside!

If Voldemort knew that someone had shamelessly taken possession of his spell casting techniques, the expression on his face would surely be wonderful.