Chapter 416: Hogwarts Learning Panel, Chapter 175

Mo Li waved her wand, and a large bowl filled with stew landed steadily on the tablecloth.

"Children, eat while it's hot!"

Her cheeks were rosy, and she brought another stack of fluffy pudding.

George grabbed the chicken leg first, Fred pretended to complain, but his hand quickly grabbed a chicken wing.

Luo En's plate was already piled with food, and he was trying hard not to let the meat juice drip onto his shirt. And Percy was still seriously grading every dish.

"Mom, this—"

Percy frowned, and after seeing Lady Wei Silai's eyes, he automatically changed his tone,

"It's okay."

"These peas are really good,"

Arthur Wei Silai tasted a bite, his eyes behind his glasses narrowing into slits.

A very cute little witch didn't speak, eating silently.

Lady Wei Silai observed the reaction of every child; this was one of her favorite times.

"But today was really tough, the Ministry of Magic searched inexplicably."

Mr. Wei Silai continued.

"Did you find anything, Dad?"

Fred asked.

"Only a few door keys that shrink."

Mr. Wei Silai said with a yawn,

"Why would anyone make keys that shrink?"

George asked.

"To tease those Muggles,"

Mr. Wei Silai sighed,

"Sell a key to a Muggle, and finally the key shrinks to nothing. When they need to use it, they can't find it... of course, this is hard to convince anyone, because no Muggle will admit that their key is shrinking—they will insist that the key is lost.

These Muggles, they can always turn a blind eye to magic, even if it is clearly placed in front of them..."

Mr. Wei Silai was about to say something else, but was poked frantically in the waist by the twins, and even Mo Li, that is, Lady Wei Silai, glared at him.

Only then did he realize that there was an extra Muggle-born wizard in the house.

When they all looked at Sean, Sean was struggling with the pudding.

"Don't talk nonsense, little Green is a Muggle-born wizard."

Mo Li breathed a sigh of relief, then continued,

"But you really have to take a good look, Fred and George ran to the shop again, without a word! They even brought little Green—do you have anything to say, hmm?"

"Really?"

Mr. Wei Silai asked busily,

"Are you and little Green's magic trick shop going to open? I, I mean,"

Seeing the anger shooting from Lady Wei Silai's eyes, he changed his words busily,

"This is very wrong, children, very, very wrong..."

Lady Wei Silai puffed up her chest like a bullfrog.

"They are going to argue for a while,"

Luo En waited for a while and said to Sean quietly,

"Are you finished eating? Do you want to go pull gnomes?"

Gnomes?

This word attracted Sean's attention.

"I hope your parents won't be as noisy as mine."

Luo En told Sean the location of the gnomes while slipping out.

At this moment, he had a strange feeling that the gnomes in the house were going to move! There was nothing Sean couldn't solve; they had verified it countless times.

Sean didn't speak. He inexplicably thought of the quiet Professor Maige, and Professor Sineipu.

He nodded silently.

Clearing gnomes was not difficult. After catching a gnome, rotate the gnome in circles until the gnome is dizzy, then throw the gnome over the garden wall, so you can drive the gnome out of the garden.

"This will make them dizzy and unable to find the gnome hole."

That was what Luo En said.

Then he saw a group of gnomes flying and landing, walking in a sparse line, shrugging their little shoulders, and even crying against Sean's feet.

Sean looked at them curiously. Was his magical animal affinity so useful?

This bizarre scene made Jin Ni, who had just run out of the house, widen her eyes.

"Well, they can't be driven away anyway. They will come back sooner or later.

They like it here... Dad is too tolerant of them, he thinks they are very interesting..."

Luo En said helplessly,

"No wonder you can manage the Forbidden Forest in an orderly way."

Life at the Burrow was very stable.

Lady Wei Silai was often at home, so Sean followed her to learn some housework magic.

It was called housework magic, but the difficulty was not low at all.

Lady Wei Silai taught everything she knew, and Sean also understood something.

"When using different magic powers, wizards need to instinctively divide them into several parts. For example, when knitting a sweater, divide the different magic powers and wills for moving the needles and moving the thread...

For another example, when washing dishes, you need to divide the primary and secondary magic powers for the rag and the bowl. The rag needs most of the wizard's attention, while the bowl that only needs to float obviously doesn't...

Wizards use simple, different-sized, multi-part magic powers to complete complex work like this..."

Sean expounded his point of view, and Lady Wei Silai listened quietly. Her plump body revealed a kind outline in the sunlight.

"Great—little Green, it's not easy to understand this."

She carefully took out a clean notebook from the place piled with old books in the living room.

Inside were the insights Lady Wei Silai occasionally recorded.

"I didn't expect anyone to come to learn this... oh, don't dislike it."

She said.

"This—"

Sean looked at the notebook, as if looking at a secret manual. Few wizards would study magic so meticulously.

Because 80% level of exertion was enough for them to use, but now, Sean might have found a further way.