Harry Potter's Bastard

"It's been a long time since I've seen a student so perfect at casting a color-changing charm. Professor Tofodi was slightly agitated.

Sadly, Solim was sure that he was not doing beyond the category of "student", but Professor Tofodi behaved like a homeroom teacher with only 60 points in most of his class, and suddenly found that there was a student in his class who could score 100 points.

It can be seen that the quality of teaching at Hogwarts is not very good, and the so-called "good students" are just the tallest of the short. It's like the average grade of the class is only 60 points, so 80 points is considered a good student.

"You're overrated. Solim put away his wand.

"Of course, of course. "I've heard some of my old friends say that your magic control is extremely high. That seems like last year, right? Triwizard Tournament? They told me about the level of magic control you showed against the dragon, and I didn't believe it. Now it seems that if you can really animate a Golem just by controlling the joints, then a spell like the Color-Changing Charm is certainly not worth mentioning to you. "

The wave of people who came in with Solim had gone out one after another, but Solim was still standing in front of Professor Tofodi and listening to his nagging, and in front of the unfamiliar elders, Solim stood patiently for a long time, until Professor Flitwick couldn't stand it anymore, and then Solim was freed.

As he was leaving, Professor Tofodi turned to Solim and said, "If you don't have a big problem with the written test, your score in Charms will undoubtedly be an 'O', I can guarantee it." "

Other students might have been thrilled to hear such assurances, but Solim didn't feel anything. Not only the spells that had already been examined, but even the Transfiguration and potions that Solim valued and had not yet started the exam, it seemed natural for him to take "O". With so much energy and time, if he couldn't even pass a simple ordinary wizard level exam, without the Richie family and Voldemort to him, Solim himself would have killed himself.

After the exam in the afternoon, the students who did not have a class immediately threw themselves into the revision of the Transfiguration exam the next day. Now, in addition to the students who have given up, only students like Solim who are confident about the exam are still doing their own thing. He didn't do anything else, but helped Sylna go through the theory of tomorrow's exam, and then checked his sister's spell at night.

The next day's Transfiguration Written Test was a disaster. At the end of the exam, Harry and Hermione looked at Solim with a strange look, even many of the Gryffindor D.A. members - they were kind of stained with Harry's light and got some information about Solim's bet.

"You've guessed it all!" Hermione found Solim as soon as she came out, "I've got all the spell models of the Vanishing Charm and the theory of the Transformation Charm. "

After proving the accuracy of the bet, Lim wasn't bothered too much, but Harry and Hermione weren't having a good time. As the evening came, Ravenclaw and the D.A. members who had heard the wind rushed into the Gryffindor common room, and they also wanted to know about the rest of the exam.

Solim's Transfiguration Time Test asks for another "O", as Professor Tofodie can attest. This old wizard, who was probably about the same age as Dumbledore, even drove out the professor who was supposed to be in charge of proctoring Solim for the actual operation of Solim.

After easily turning a gray squirrel into a gilded goblet, Professor Tofodi didn't even think that the subsequent vanishing spell didn't need to be tested - he could turn a gray squirrel into a goblet with a lot of details without reciting the spell, and Professor Tofodi didn't think that Solim would be able to master a vanishing charm.

If he can save trouble, Solim will naturally not refuse. Although he knew that Professor Tofodi had said so, Professor McGonagall stopped him just as he was about to be lazy as Professor Tofodi wanted.

"Mr. Selwyn has fully mastered the Vanishing Charm, but that's not a reason for him to sneak around in the exam room. Professor McGonagall didn't give face to Professor Tofody, who was known for his seriousness, and it was very irresponsible for an invigilator that Professor Tofodie shouldn't have said that in the first place.

The discerning Solim neatly wiped out the iguana on the table before Professor McGonagall was about to continue.

"I knew it wouldn't be difficult for you!" Professor Tofodi's eyes were on Professor McGonagall, though he said words of praise to Solim.

"But now it's an exam, and there's an exam room here!" Professor McGonagall was not to be outdone, "we need to play by the rules, Professor Tofodi." "

On "Professor Tofody," Professor McGonagall deliberately added an accent.

Solim's side had once again attracted the attention of everyone in the Great Hall, and this time he was not as lucky as yesterday's Charms exam. A Hufflepuff student didn't know how to make the iguana, which was supposed to disappear, suddenly catch fire and jump off the table and scurry around, and the incident caused even more chaos, and the whole auditorium was filled with the screams of schoolgirls and the "clanging" of tables, chairs and benches.

"It's over. Looking at the iguana that was rushing towards him, Solim waved his wand, and the iguana, which was scurrying around with fire all over its body, suddenly fell silent.

"Beautiful spell breaking!" Professor Tofodi's eyes were no longer dazzled at this time, "Your understanding of anti-spells and spell breaking in the spell written test yesterday was an eye-opener for me, if you want, you can publish it on Spell Deconstruction after a little polish, I am willing to be your recommender." "

Solim was a little surprised, "Spell Deconstruction" is a very professional publication, and it publishes some cutting-edge research on spells, Solim believes that although his answers to anti-spells and spell breaking go beyond the rules and regulations in textbooks, they generally still do not meet the publication requirements of professional journals such as "Spell Deconstruction".

Is it tempting, or is there something else going on?

Solim instinctively thought about Professor Tofodi on the bad side.

The old professor in front of him knew someone from the Selwyn family, and he was a relatively important person, he must have done this for some reason, he wanted to show kindness to Selwyn, or was there something that Solim needed help to speak?

Maybe he really wanted to give Solim a boost for Selwyn's sake, but Solim felt that he couldn't rule out the possibility that someone would want to test him—for example, to see if he was interested in honor or fame.

Without knowing Professor Tofody, Solim politely turned down the opportunity to become famous.

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