This is what Ravenclaw looks like..

Chapter 149 It must be a conspiracy of those guys!
"You don't need to consider further developing your Transfiguration skills in terms of precision at this point. For you, the more important thing is to be like Kazuhiro."

"Like Kazuhiro?"

"Yes, like Kazuhiro. You can transform into a needle, a leaf, a table, even a mouse, a cat. When your magic power grows a little, you can transform into creatures like lions and bears. But are they like them? Can you stand next to real creatures without being recognized?

"As for the wide range - you need to expand the transformation from a single object to a range, a body of water, a patch of grass, a swamp. Transfiguration has never been targeted at individual existences, and precise control of the power of the spell is also the most critical prerequisite for regional transformation.

"So, if I ask you to study in the greenhouse, you can't even recognize all the herbs, so how can you create a transformation that others can't tell whether it's real or fake? The same goes for the study of botany and zoology for Muggles. Only if you know them can you create a transformation that most people can't detect."

Is it like this?

Deformation of range and absolute imitation?
Andrew listened very carefully - it turned out that it was not about improving the results of Herbology, but about improving the realism of Transfiguration?

But what's the use? It certainly can't increase the lethality, is it just to create an illusion?
But what effect does creating an illusion have? Moreover, if Transfiguration can create an illusion in a person, it can kill the person several times. The Imperius Curse can kill him once and for all. Even if you are afraid of the Azkaban effect of the Imperius Curse, potions are still a good way...

But the professor did not explain. She just told Andrew to be more serious and to imitate as many animals and plants as possible. The environment was also a big deal, and he should observe more places like lawns and greenhouses.

Then just study hard - he won't do anything weird.

Moreover, the area transformation sounded like a big deal. He liked the style of racing all the way through the traps. It was too boring to just transform into a bug.

"This is a reference list. There are two books in the restricted section..." Professor McGonagall handed over a list of books, thought about it and shook her head slightly, "Please leave it with me. You can read it after you finish your work in the office."

"After reading, daily training will be changed to regional spellcasting training. That's it..."

The sudden arrival of an owl interrupted Professor McGonagall's instructions. Normally, the delivered letters would only go into another room and then be sorted and processed manually by Andrew and others. The only owls that could fly in directly were letters from the Ministry of Magic or urgent communications within the school.

"Hermes?"

Andrew recognized the little guy at first sight.

He rushed forward and unwrapped the letter it brought - damn it, what important matter was there at the beginning of the school year that even so many prefects couldn't handle?
"Harry Potter and Ron Weasley did not get on the bus. Professor Lockhart has already rushed over to deal with it."

Andrew quickly glanced through the letter and said as he handed it to Professor McGonagall.

"Didn't get in the car?"

Professor McGonagall's expression relaxed a little, "It's okay, Professor Lockhart will take care of it."

Although it seems a bit exaggerated, if an adult wizard can handle it easily, Lockhart, an adventurer, can do it even more easily.

"I'll go check the mail room. Maybe Professor Lockhart has taken them back to school via the Floo Network or the Knight Bus. That's much faster than the Hogwarts Express."

Andrew was not too nervous. It was just a matter of missing the bus. Lockhart might be a klutz, but he was not a fool. He had traveled all over the world without losing anyone, so how could he take them on the wrong road?
But soon he stopped laughing.

In the mail room, he easily found a letter that was definitely related to this matter - a letter from a parent, from Weasley.

According to the letter, the Weasley family lost a magical car that could fly and become invisible, as well as two children named Harry Potter and Ron Weasley.

Just when the passage was blocked and we were about to miss the train.

'Gulp.'

Andrew swallowed.

Gryffindor!

His fucking Gryffindor!
First day of school! Just the first day of school!
If you two wait for five minutes, your parents will go back. If you wait for ten minutes, Lockhart will also go there. If you wait for half an hour, Andrew can even transfer to the subway through the Floo Network and bring people back to school in person! Driving without a license!

You might as well just attack the professor with your wands, that way it will be easier to fire him!

But no matter how angry he was, it was no longer up to him to decide what to do.

He quickly left the room and handed the letter to Professor McGonagall.

It was visibly that Professor McGonagall's expression became solemn. Andrew didn't even doubt that the letter would be torn into pieces. However, to Andrew's surprise, Professor McGonagall's expression quickly relaxed and returned to calm, as if she had experienced many such things.

"Write to the Ministry of Magic, informing them of what has happened so that enough improvisation teams can be prepared to deal with any possible exposure - I'll go find Albus."

This was necessary if the two Gryffindors really intended to drive all the way back to the school - otherwise they could arrest them for serious breach of the Statute of Secrecy once they arrived.

"Do you want to write a stop letter?"

When Professor McGonagall was about to leave, Andrew had calmed down and asked a question in return.

"A stop during the holidays? Albus even had someone monitor them for a while, but found nothing. There was no sign that the other party had taken any action at the Weasleys' house. And Albus initially speculated that the other party approached them out of kindness."

"But it is very likely that they were the ones who took action this time. The timing was chosen because an expert created an accident to delay the situation. I didn't think of a way to choose the right position. For personal reasons, they blocked the entrances and exits at the right time, and attacked Ron Weasley with magic such as the Confusion Curse and the Imperius Curse, causing the two to act out of line. In fact, from the very beginning, yes, the position was chosen because Ron was controlled, and then Harry was held back to make the two fall behind!"

Andrew couldn't accept the idea of ​​a series of coincidences - happened to be stuck at the end, happened to have a broken entrance, and then happened to drive fast?

Do you take me for a fool?

After his initial anger subsided, a series of coincidences directly made him suspicious.

Professor McGonagall stopped dead in her tracks.

Driving a car fast is out of the ordinary...

Taylor didn't know Gryffindor well enough, which led to this misunderstanding, but the previous coincidences, if connected, would make sense.

'Perhaps the twins have distorted my understanding of Gryffindor?'

She herself began to have some doubts.

"But Albus said the stop was probably well-intentioned - but that's a reasonable explanation..."

"It is possible that the other party wanted to use a curse or something like that to test the defensive power, but was secretly intercepted by another group of well-intentioned people, but Harry's position was suddenly moved..."

"It wasn't until one day before the summer vacation that the malicious party determined the location of the Weasley family, then controlled Ron and made a plan... They didn't want Harry Potter to be attacked, but to have him expelled for violating the Statute of Secrecy!"

"That's it. One of the two parties who are not showing their faces only wants to protect Harry secretly and doesn't want to expose themselves. The other party wants to secretly get Harry expelled and is also unwilling to expose themselves..."

Andrew came to a conclusion, but still shook his head, "But this is just speculation, there is no evidence, and...if the other party did something to the car..."

"And, most importantly, my intuition tells me that those two Gryffindors are really capable of driving here... but how can I tell Professor McGonagall about this?"

Andrew finally chose to remain silent and submitted his persecution hypothesis to Professor McGonagall.

(End of this chapter)