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At this moment, their hands are clasped tightly, signifying that they share the same goal.
Suddenly, Levin said, "Oh, by the way, one last thing, I really wasn't an old man before I transmigrated."
"Why are you still bothered by this?" Shirella said, speechless.
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Chapter 58 Hagrid's Egg
A considerable amount of time has passed since Ravenclaw's decisive victory over Slytherin.
As the winter chill gradually fades, a new chapter begins in the young wizards' school life.
In Ravenclaw, many young wizards noticed that ever since that Quidditch match, their Cirella had been growing closer and closer to Levin, a first-year student.
Occasionally, people would see Ciri abandoning her best friend Penelope and chatting and laughing with Levin in the corridor on the eighth floor of the castle.
This caused many older male students to beat their chests in frustration.
Cirella, the most beautiful woman in Ravenclaw, whom countless people pursued but could not have, was actually so close to a freshman.
Is being able to play Quidditch really that desirable?
Levin immediately became the object of countless envy, jealousy, and hatred.
For him personally, this kind of envy and jealousy from other men is harmless.
It even made him a little proud.
But in this matter, he was far more innocent than those boys imagined.
Because, indeed, he and Cirella have not developed a further relationship—that's the case for now.
At only 11 years old, his sexual characteristics are only just beginning to emerge—although he's not young anymore, they haven't fully developed by his age.
His frequent meetings with Cirella were solely for the purpose of practicing magic at the Room of Requirement.
This girl from the world of Witcher became very proactive after hearing that there was hope of returning home. She asked Levin to help her improve her strength so that she could contribute to Levin's "small goal".
It must be said that in this magic, Cirella's talent surpasses that of Miss Granger.
Of course, in terms of intelligence alone, Cirella might not be as intelligent as Hermione.
But Ciri has great talent!
Possessing "ancient blood," she is known among the sorcerers of the Witcher community as a born "source of magic."
When it comes to learning magic, the sorceresses are more worried about the consequences of her magic going out of control than whether she can learn it.
After arriving in the Harry Potter world, Ciri's uncontrolled magic stopped, and her magical talent was fully revealed.
For example, she was able to reproduce several of the Witcher Signs that Geralt had once shown, simply by recalling them.
Levin also had profound insights while teaching Cirella.
In learning magic, Cirella is not the kind of "academic" spellcaster who masters magic through study and research, but rather a "feeling" spellcaster.
Ciri might not be able to understand the casting methods and spell models that Levin explained to her.
But she was able to mimic Levin's spellcasting method by feeling, and master it in a brutal way.
This is especially true for simpler spells; she even mastered the Fireball spell in just one day.
Sometimes Levin even wondered if she had a giant green guy in her head.
Of course, this talent comes at a price.
That is, the more sophisticated the spell, the harder it is for her to learn.
For example, she just couldn't learn skills like [Mirror Image Technique], [Appraisal Technique], [Human Freeze Technique], and [Laughter Technique].
But it doesn't matter, she doesn't need these spells in her battles.
According to Levin's observations, he discovered that Ciri's fighting style favored simple, direct, and quick-acting magic.
Her favorite elemental magic is Evocation: such as [Burning Hand], [Frost Nova], [Fireball], etc.
Especially melee spells like [Burning Hand],
Levin felt that this girl wished she could completely abandon the ranged advantage of magic and rely solely on her physical strength and melee spells to ravage her enemies.
As expected of the Witcher's adopted daughter, she is destined to become a female Witcher.
Perhaps we could think of a way to help her master the skills of a magic warrior?
In short, while Levin and Cirella were engaged in an "extracurricular activity" class for the sake of the floating city and traversing the crystal wall system,
Most young wizards already exhaust their energy just learning the curriculum.
The Easter holiday has passed in the blink of an eye, and summer and final exams are getting closer and closer. The library is full of students flipping through materials.
Levin wasn't spending as much time in the library as he used to.
But whenever he's in the library, he sees Hermione most of the time, along with two silly guys who were reluctantly dragged there.
Miss Granger, who possesses some Ravenclaw genes, is indeed an atypical Gryffindor.
She truly loves learning.
He genuinely wanted to compete with Levin in terms of achievements.
Hermione: It's one thing if I can't beat you in extracurricular knowledge, but surely I can't beat you in terms of classroom knowledge?
The little girl certainly has a certain arrogance in this regard.
As typical Gryffindors, Harry and Ron were really unlucky. They were sighing and yawning all day long. In addition to struggling to complete the huge amount of homework assigned by their teacher, they also had to complete the revision plan that Hermione had made for them.
They simply couldn't understand why someone would start studying two months before the final exam.
They simply couldn't understand Miss Granger's earnest expectations of them:
As her friend in Gryffindor, Hermione didn't want them to embarrass her in front of Levin.
Finally, one day, the suffering duo found a chance to be freed.
They came to Levin in a secretive manner and told him that Hagrid had something good to show them and wanted to invite Levin to join them.
Damn, you two bastards, you only think of us when something good happens? It wasn't for nothing that I helped you out before.
Levin felt both relieved and bewildered by this.
He knew what was going on as soon as he heard it—Hagrid's dragon eggs had arrived.
To be honest, he was still somewhat reluctant to get involved.
After all, seeing the dragon egg meant he would be involved in a series of troublesome events.
For example, the battle against Voldemort in the Forbidden Forest.
For example, the trapdoor adventure that follows.
Getting involved in these matters would be inconsistent with his principle of keeping a low profile.
But thinking about it carefully, a complete refusal isn't so bad either.
On the one hand, he had always wanted to visit the Forbidden Forest—where he could obtain many herbs for permanent attribute potions—but because he was unfamiliar with the Forbidden Forest, he had not been able to make the trip.
There's an opportunity right now for Hagrid to be your free guide, and you shouldn't miss it.
On the other hand, he also really wanted to see the ultimate secret of alchemy—the Philosopher's Stone.
You see, this might be his last chance in this world to see the Philosopher's Stone with his own eyes—keeping a low profile is important, but the Philosopher's Stone is also very attractive; what if he could learn something from it?
Ultimately, plans can't keep up with changes. He underestimated the speed at which his abilities and knowledge expanded, and the principles he set at the beginning of the semester were no longer in line with reality.
Besides, he had never seen a dragon in this world with his own eyes.
Finally, seeing how enthusiastic they were, Levin didn't want to refuse them.
So he nodded in agreement.
"Great!" The two of them immediately became excited. "Since you're going too, Hermione will have no choice but to let us go to Hagrid's place."
Levin: So you guys were just using me as a tool to pressure Hermione, huh?
So, on his way to Hagrid's hut, Levin had to endure Hermione's disdainful looks.
Upon arriving near the cabin, Levin keenly sensed a strange energy surging within his wallet.
Upon opening it, one finds it is the scholar Yue Shi.
How is this going?
He was a little puzzled.
"·" Knock knock knock
Harry went up and knocked on Hagrid's door.
Having reached his destination, he temporarily set aside the moonstone.
Hager's wooden doors are very heavy, and usually require a lot of effort to open.
Levin strongly suspected that this half-giant was using the weight of the door as a means of security, taking advantage of his physical strength.
At least the unlocking spell "Open Arahurst" can't work on this kind of door.
"I'm coming!"
Even through the wooden door, Hagrid's voice was very loud.
Hagrid's large, furry head poked out from the doorway. After carefully observing the surroundings, he let the four people into the house.
Upon entering the room, Levin discovered that all the curtains were drawn tightly shut.
Hermione immediately became suspicious: "Hagrid, you haven't done something outrageous again, have you?"
Hagrid's eyes widened immediately: "How can you slander someone like this out of thin air? Keeping animals isn't out of line... Keeping animals is the job of a game ranger, how can that be out of line?"
However, the more he said this, the less the people believed him, and they looked around the room.
Seeing the four young wizards' enthusiastic expressions, Hagrid sighed, "Alright, alright, I was going to tell you this anyway. But you must promise me you won't tell anyone else!"
“Of course.” “Don’t you believe me?” “Let’s get started!” everyone said.
So he bent down and used an iron hook to open the stove.
Everyone peered over and saw a strange, oval-shaped object sitting in the embers of the stove.