"Take a break." Dumbledore patted Lovell's head, the wolf cub was still young, and the magic that could be called in his body was insufficient, and it was extremely normal to use up all his magic power after casting a few spells.

Advised to eat well, Lovell was so good that he stopped practicing spells.

After Dumbledore had given it a few words, he ended the Charms teaching and went about his business. Seeing this, Lovell also rushed headlong into his cabin, which also had its own things to do.

After successfully casting the fluorescent spell, Lovell noticed the movement of his slate, but Dumbledore was there, and he didn't want to take the slate out for him to see, so he waited until the end of the lesson to hide in the cabin and look at it quietly.

Once inside the cabin, Lovell summoned his own slate. Sure enough, something new appeared on it.

[Lovell (Level 1 Clearance Holder)

Race: Forbidden Timberwolves

Age: 10 (equivalent to human lifespan)

Mana: 10 (Max)

Existing Mana: 1 (Recovering Rate: 1/min)

Mood Amplification Factor: 7 (The Jungle)

Talents –

Spell: B

Morph: B

Potion: A

Herb: S

……

Note: Bonding with the contracted character will give you a bonus to each of your talents

Talent Magic: Proficient in all languages

Mastery of Magic: Fluorescent Spell (Cast Mana Cost: 2 Maintain Mana Consumption 1/minute has a chance to fail to cast the spell)

Trait: Lucky

Slate Energy Remaining: 1% (During charging, the rate of recharge depends on the total amount of mana of the contracted wizard)]

Really! There is an extra column on it, which talks about the spells you have mastered.

As soon as I learned the fluorescent spell, an update was launched on the slate.

If you look closely, this fluorescent spell consumes quite a lot of mana, so it's no wonder that you can't use it after casting the spell a few times. However, as you get older, the upper limit of mana and the recovery speed should change, right? I haven't heard of a little wizard who "wilted" after putting a few fluorescent spells.

As for the probability of spell casting failure said on the slate, Lovell has also experienced it personally, and its success rate of spell casting is now half, and the success rate will definitely increase after diligent practice.

Maybe getting a wand can save mana and increase the success rate of spell casting? Lovell thinks so, otherwise why would wizards use wands to help cast spells?

It also saw the slate's remaining energy go from 0 to 1%, and it seemed like it had drawn some magic from Hermione...... It's just that it's still a drop in the bucket.

After seeing the changes that had taken place in the slate, Lovell put the slate away. It always felt that when Hermione turned eleven, there would be changes on the slate.

Because Hermione is a witch who has made a pact with her, her status will definitely affect her in turn.

……

Time passed like this, and the knockout rounds of the Quidditch World Cup were in full swing. After the last game of the quarterfinals was played, the results of the prize bet that Lovell had submitted to the newspaper had also been announced.

"Here comes the owl!" Fred opens the window of the Gryffindor tower and lets the owl fly in. However, because he usually follows the progress of the World Cup game closely, he does not need to look at the receipt to know the result of his prediction.

He took the risk of betting on Lovell, and he was right!

The five teams he discussed with his brother and Angelina didn't cause an upset, all of them won the game safely, and the two teams he took the risk of betting on all qualified.

That's how seven wins are saved!

George's eyes were red with envy. He regretted why he didn't bet with his brother, but that's how it was in the first place, his task was to bet conservatively, so that the two brothers would not be eliminated at once.

Fred removed the package from the owl's talons, opened it and found the newspaper's receipt and the accompanying ticket.

The receipts were for George and Angelina, who now have five wins and two more guesses to get their tickets right.

The name of the holder is written on the ticket.

Fred picked up the top ticket, which read "421st Quidditch World Cup Finals D-Level Box Ticket" in large floral letters, and the organizer's coat of arms on the side.

The D-class box is the worst box, located on the ground floor of the competition venue, and the view is not good, but no matter how bad the location, this is also the ticket to the World Cup finals! With it, at least ten gold galleons can be saved.

Underneath is a slightly smaller letter: [Ticket holder: Mr. Fred Weasley from the United Kingdom]

The ticket does not specify the specific location, so it is convenient for the same family to sit together and watch the game. As long as the family's box level is the same, they can get together to watch the game by finding a box with more empty seats or changing seats.

This is a rare humane system.

Fred happily put away his tickets, and was surprised to find that there were two more tickets underneath.

The first one is for "Mr. Charlie Weasley".

Fred took the ticket and exclaimed, "Charlie, he's lucky!" Directly copied the most correct answer. ”

He remembered that Charlie had copied their questionnaire that day, and it was estimated that he had chosen Fred or Lovell's one.

The name on the last ticket, Fred had never heard of.

"Hermione Jane Granger? Have you heard of this person? Fred looked at George and Angelina, "Could it be a mistake?" ”

George shook his head: "Owls never send the wrong mail. ”

Looking at the unfamiliar name, Angelina reacted: "Could this be Lovell's ticket?" Doesn't it say it doesn't require a ticket? ”

"I see, this girl is the one that Lovell wants to take to the World Cup?" Fred and George laughed.

"I didn't expect our little wolf cub to have a rich life in private!" Fred quipped.

"I'll be able to meet the legendary Miss Granger during the summer vacation." George said from the side.

Unbeknownst to Hermione, her fame had already spread on a small scale before she entered Hogwarts.

Next, Fred first transferred the tickets to his second brother Charlie, and then managed to hand over Lovell's tickets to him.

It took a lot of work, because Lovell lived in Dumbledore's office, and Fred, as an ordinary freshman, had no chance of entering the Headmaster's office, so he sent the tickets through the owl mail, which was considered a different way.

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The second is to offer, thank you for Sister Baili's Silver Alliance, and wish you all a happy New Year!

At the beginning of the month, I continued to ask for a monthly pass~