Chapter 241: Hermione's Reminder

Allen came to his senses but fell into confusion: although this knowledge was very useful to him, why did Professor McGonagall suddenly want to talk to him about this?

Allen asked this question truthfully; he was now Professor McGonagall's most outstanding student.

"Your learning ability and magical talent are indeed very good; the third-year curriculum should be relatively simple for you now, but I still hope you will not waste such good learning time, do not fall asleep in class, and you can put your energy into researching other spells," Professor McGonagall said with a serious face.

Allen was stunned by Professor McGonagall's words; he did not expect Professor McGonagall to view him this way. Although he pretended to fall asleep during class, he was actually immersed in his Mind Palace conducting his own research.

He had just wanted to explain, but was interrupted by Professor McGonagall: "Other professors have also reported similar problems to me; do not argue with me for the sake of your own face; I am doing this for your own good."

Allen opened his mouth weakly but found he could say nothing.

Then Professor McGonagall gave him the order to leave.

Allen walked out of the Transfiguration classroom; what Professor McGonagall said today inspired him greatly.

He finally understood why the spells of senior students were more powerful than those of junior students; it turned out to be for this reason.

In that case, the advantage of pure-blood families in this aspect is too great; after all, there are only so many common spells used in the Wizarding World. If a Muggle-born witch or wizard researches these spells to a very deep level, the "spell power" bonus they receive is also limited.

The advantage of pure-blood families lies in the accumulation and inheritance across generations; they can pass down knowledge and research on various spells. Thus, people from pure-blood families can not only learn more secret spells but also research these spells more deeply and easily, gaining more spell power bonuses.

He suddenly realized that the power of pure-blood families was not only reflected in accumulated power and wealth.

But so what? Malfoy was still crushed flat by him. Allen thought indifferently in his heart.

However, Professor McGonagall also gave him a reminder today; he indeed should strengthen his research on other spells. After all, for him who can see the parameters of every spell, this research should not be too difficult.

Since Allen's talent ability upgraded, although randomly obtaining various body parts of Pokémon was fun, he was most afraid of randomly obtaining one part, and that part was—eyes.

You see, Pokémon all have a pair of big, watery, sparkling big eyes; such big eyes look very cute in comics, but when manifested in the real world, manifested on a human face, they are not so cute.

Although Hermione and other female witches liked the look of Allen randomly getting big eyes, Allen himself felt a bit scared.

Professor Lupin's condition recently looked pale-faced with dark circles under his eyes; his state looked worse than when he was on the train, and it seemed that what Professor Snape said about him being unwell before was true.

However, Professor Lupin's condition did not affect his normal teaching; he was still so gentle and patient, his Defense Against the Dark Arts class was still so interesting and vivid, and he quickly won the love of many students.

Allen and Harry were still looking for Professor Lupin to learn the Patronus Charm, but they had not made any breakthroughs.

One night, as they were about to go to Professor Lupin to learn the Patronus Charm again, Hermione quietly pulled him into a corner.

Allen looked at Hermione with a face full of confusion; he did not know what medicine Hermione was selling from her gourd.

"What matter cannot be said in front of Harry?" Allen asked in confusion.

"Have you noticed something wrong with Professor Lupin?" Hermione said seriously.

"Wrong? Is his health bad?" Allen did not understand what Hermione wanted to say.

"No," Hermione lowered her voice and looked around again,

"Professor Lupin is a werewolf," Hermione said quickly.

"A werewolf?" Allen said in surprise, then he also lowered his voice, "How did you know?"

"Do you remember the essay about werewolves that Snape made us write when he substituted for Defense Against the Dark Arts?" Hermione reminded.

Allen tried hard to think; he remembered there was such a thing, but his impression of that essay was not very deep.

Hermione saw the confusion in Allen's eyes. "At that time you were still fighting with the Mandrake leaves in your mouth; you did not take anyone seriously then," Hermione said with some complaint.

Allen looked straight at Hermione, thinking in his heart: I feel there is something unsaid in your words.

Hermione felt a bit embarrassed being looked at by Allen; she hurriedly continued, "To write that essay, I checked a lot of information about werewolves; combining it with the pattern of Professor Lupin's illness, I feel Professor Lupin is a werewolf."

Allen recalled the knowledge about werewolves he possessed; he felt Hermione's words were highly probable.

"Professor Lupin is a very good teacher, but I still hope you can know this matter," Hermione said with concern.

"Professor Dumbledore seems to trust Professor Lupin very much; I trust Professor Dumbledore very much, so I also support Professor Dumbledore's decision to choose Professor Lupin as the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher; besides, he is doing a really good job," Allen said; he knew Hermione was caring for him.

"Besides, my Animagus form is still a fierce beast with strong combat power, so do not worry about Harry and me," Allen comforted Hermione.

Hermione nodded gently...

"Actually, the Patronus Charm itself is not difficult to learn; compared to other spells, its wand movements are not complicated, and there are not many variations in the pronunciation of the spell. The difficulty in practicing it lies in how you find the most positive emotion suitable for yourself and infuse them into this spell," Professor Lupin said in his gentle tone as always.

"You must concentrate all your thoughts on a particular moment of great joy or great pride; only then will the spell take effect. Only when this emotion is strong to a certain degree will a physical Patronus be summoned," Professor Lupin continued.

"Continue practicing!"

"Expecto Patronum!" Harry and Allen waved their wands simultaneously.

Both of them summoned an unformed Patronus, which was just a wisp of silvery-white mist.

According to Professor Lupin's words, as long as one can evoke this silvery-white mist, summoning a Patronus is just a matter of time.

Even if Harry cannot summon a complete Patronus in the end, he will not be as defenseless as before when facing Dementors.

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