This is what Ravenclaw looks like..

Chapter 52 Done
Senior Nellie is a good person.

This was the conclusion Andrew came to from their meetings day after day—his experimental progress was more successful than expected every time, and this was inseparable from the kind senior.

Of course, this is also related to the Transfiguration technique that he has simply formed into a system - magic is not that magical, it has its own logic as it develops step by step, rather than relying on wizards to make whatever they want.

After spending nearly eighty hours and nearly two weeks of all his free time on various studies of the Bubble Head Charm, he finally had a general understanding of the spell's capabilities.

It uses a spell to summon the air in the surrounding area at the casting location and weaves it with the power of magic. The air that makes up the bubble head spell will continuously fill the gaseous part of the inner wall and take away the originally exhaled gas. The seemingly transparent outer shell is the most important part of it using magic to create a compression-like effect.

It can withstand very powerful magical attacks (with the help of senior Nellie who cast the Armor Spell, Andrew used many means to destroy it, but only found a few feasible solutions), and it can completely eliminate harmless environmental intrusions from the outside world during use, and even has a strong heat insulation function.

Compared to confirmation, the time spent on imitation was shorter - because of the fairly decent Transfiguration technique, it didn't take him long to figure out how to compress and deform the air to form new materials.

Getting the shape to fit and the function to mimic is not that difficult - the real difficulty lies in compression.

It is very difficult to deform the shape of an object. After Andrew worked hard for a long time, he finally determined that unless he could establish a higher understanding of Transfiguration, or his own magic power grew to a certain level with age, the Bubble Head Curse he could perform could only reach one-third of the original.

"It's amazing... using Transfiguration to achieve the effect of the Bubblehead Curse..."

Nellie was trying every way to comfort Andrew - he had taken a lot of Galleons, and the compensation was almost twice what was agreed upon, but the other party spent so much just to make something like this.

“It’s not amazing, but it’s great…” Andrew looked at the thin head can on Nellie’s face, without a trace of discouragement on his face.

"Although it didn't quite meet my expectations, it's still good. It's a pleasure to work with you, Senior Nellie."

He breathed a sigh of relief, stretched out his hand and shook hands with the other person happily.

Creating something from nothing, verifying the extensibility of Transfiguration and the possibility of spell imitation is already a remarkable operation, not to mention this fully usable Bubble Head Curse.

The original version lasted for two hours, and Andrew's copy was only a little over half an hour. But what else could he do if he could survive for half an hour? Not to mention, the power of the spell was limited by his Transfiguration ability. It wasn't the spell that was weak, it was him.

As long as his magic power grows or his knowledge of transfiguration is sufficient, it will not be difficult for him to grow to the original level or even surpass it.

"This is today's reward."

Andrew took out two gold Galleons.

"Ah? This..."

"Because it was very successful, Senior Nellie, I share this joy - and in addition, we may have the opportunity to cooperate on other spells in the future. After all, that course..."

Andrew shook his head halfway through his speech and did not mention the professor's name - this time it really was a person whose name could not be mentioned.

"If it happens again, someone will die..."

Nellie roared madly in his heart, but two beautiful Galleons in his palm stopped him.

"Well, I look forward to future cooperation."

"Well, then, goodbye, Senior Nellie."

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After creating a Transfiguration spell, Andrew finally let go of his obsession with the spell and returned to the library to practice Transfiguration on a daily basis. He wanted to learn more about the relevant principles and then show this spell to Professor McGonagall as the result of his work during this period - firstly as a proof that he had not relaxed his practice of Transfiguration during this period, and secondly, he hoped that Professor McGonagall could make some improvements on this.

It is hard to say which one is more important, but what he needs to do is to ensure that this skill has been honed to perfection within the knowledge system he has mastered.

However, I don’t know whether to say it was a coincidence or not, after he stopped his crazy experiments, a bunch of things suddenly happened.

The house team match between Gryffindor and Slytherin suddenly came without Andrew paying attention - Professor McGonagall was very busy now, and there was an additional task on her agenda: encouraging the house team players and managing the game matters.

The club Andrew joined was going to hold its daily meeting—he had seen code words in his notebook for him to inquire about the arrangements and what was to be done at the meeting.

Mr. Snape, the Potions professor, suddenly became lame and started to put crazy pressure on everyone. The Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff students, who had not been targeted before, now became his punching bags, forcing Andrew to spare more time to prepare for the Potions class.

Bell, his roommate, finally got an approval note from the school team, and now the weekend activity in the dormitory has been agreed to be flying - there is no way to escape, this is necessary socializing.

……

All these miscellaneous things came at once, making Andrew's original plan a mess.

But there was no way, time had to pass anyway. After he had barely adapted to the new time structure, his dear roommate Bell suddenly sent him an invitation.

"Quidditch match - Gryffindor vs. Slytherin, come on, grab a good seat!"

...

"Forget it, it's just a chance to see who wins. If we win, we can happily go to Professor McGonagall to show our results and answer questions. If Gryffindor loses, we'll have to wait for a while."

The Gryffindor team inexplicably gained a new supporter.

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When Andrew arrived at the stadium, he realized that although he thought he had overestimated Quidditch, he still underestimated the influence of this sport.

All the teachers and students of the school are basically here...

"As expected, this is due to outsiders' unfamiliarity with the magical world..."

'Fortunately, I know a little bit about Quidditch, so I'm not completely out of my league.'

Even the Ravenclaw stand, which Andrew thought would be better, was packed with people - although Andrew and his friends arrived not too late, there were no good seats left.

The most outrageous thing is that Andrew found that some communities that were originally in serious conflict could sit together without even a language conflict. Although they did not communicate with each other, this was rare enough...

'Although Dumbledore didn't come, Professor McGonagall did...'

'Just the main point is outrageous... I hope Gryffindor wins!'

Andrew sadly discovered that he had joined the outrageous group.

(End of this chapter)