Being at Hogwarts, something's not right with this system.

In the afternoon, after his History of Magic class, Ron indeed stopped saying that Herbalism was the most boring subject.

Because the history of magic is much drier and more boring than herbalism.

There is no such thing as the most boring class, because there will always be a more boring class.

Moreover, the professor who teaches the History of Magic is the only ghost professor.

It is said that Professor Cuthbert Binns once forgot to bring his body to class the next day while resting in the lounge, and thus became a ghost.

He was probably too old and had already passed away that night.

He simply forgot that he was dead, so he became a ghost and is still working as a professor of the history of magic to this day.

Furthermore, Professor Binns is known for his monotonous and drawn-out teaching style, which mainly involves memorizing names, dates, and historical events in the magical world, and emphasizes teaching only facts while excluding myths and legends.

This also led to his classes being widely recognized as the most boring courses in the wizarding world, but since the history of magic is a required course, no one can escape this ordeal.

There was no other way; apart from Hermione, who would listen attentively, the other children could only rely on rote memorization and note-taking to complete their studies.

Unfortunately, because the teacher was too monotonous, some children actually confused the villain Murric with the weirdo Yurik.

Lin Yu was alright, after all, he had nine years of compulsory education and three years of hard work in high school, this was child's play for him.

Have you memorized the "Memorial on Dispatching the Troops"? Have you memorized the "Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng"?

Even if the Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng is not necessarily a required topic to memorize, there are still many difficult topics to memorize, no less difficult than the History of Magic.

The only thing that Lin Yu found somewhat troublesome was the issue of these Western-style names.

Lin Yu's performance prompted Ron to exclaim dramatically, "Lin Yu, you're a complete freak!"

"It's alright," Lin Yu replied calmly with a smile, thinking to himself, "Once you've gone through the college entrance exam once, you'll realize this is nothing at all."

Hermione expressed her approval of Lin Yu: "You are much more serious than the two of them, no, you are more serious than everyone else."

The Gryffindor freshmen, caught in the crossfire, silently thought to themselves, "Only the two of you actually listen to that ghostly professor's ramblings, so you two are the oddballs, aren't you?"

In short, the agonizing history of magic class finally came to an end, and the children went off in twos and threes in different directions.

Some headed back to the lounge, while others planned to wander around.

Hermione, clutching her books, asked Lin Yu, "I'm going to the library, do you want to come with me?"

Lin Yu quickly declined her "kindness": "I'm actually not a very good student, so please allow me to refuse."

He attends class attentively simply to grasp the knowledge so he can pass the final exam.

He didn't study for fun.

This point needs to be clarified.

Hermione is different; she genuinely loves reading. The two are actually completely different.

Hermione shrugged regretfully, turned and walked away.

As a result, Lin Yu was left staring at Harry and Ron in front of him, the three of them staring at each other.

Lin Yu thought to himself, "So, I've replaced Hermione and become one of the permanent members of the Iron Triangle?"

"What do we do next?" Ron asked the two.

Harry thought for a moment and reminded him, "Don't forget there's a flying lesson this afternoon, and Lin Yu is going to have a duel with Malfoy."

The history of magic class ended at 3:45 PM, while flight class started at 4:00 PM.

The break between classes is actually only fifteen minutes long.

So the three of them discussed it and decided to head towards the back of the castle.

When they arrived early at the designated location for flight lessons, which was a lawn below a slope behind the castle, they could see the Forbidden Forest and, of course, Hagrid's cabin in the distance.

Hagrid didn't show up today. Maybe he's sleeping soundly in his cabin? Or maybe he's busy making his awful, chewy rock cakes? Or maybe he's just not home?

The three children also saw that brooms flew out of the castle automatically and lined up in two rows on the grass.

These are magic brooms; wizards can ride them to fly.

However, in theory, magic brooms do not have their own consciousness.

However, just as Ollivander believed that wands choose their own masters, magic brooms also have their own unique style.

Fred and George had warned them about this when they heard they were going to take flight lessons.

It is said that the magic brooms used by the school are not only of mediocre quality, but some brooms will also shake when you fly too high, and some brooms will veer to the left, etc.

Since first-graders are not allowed to bring magic brooms to school without permission, the three children walked over with curious expressions.

Lin Yu's expression remained relatively calm, after all, he had already flown on his sword once last night.

Harry and Ron were more excited; for them, it was like a primary school student learning how to ride a bicycle for the first time.

Besides, the magic broom is much more exciting than a bicycle.

After all, soaring through the sky has always been an unattainable dream for humankind.

"Are we flying on these broomsticks?" Harry asked incredulously. "I mean, these are just broomsticks."

Harry grew up in an ordinary family, and his knowledge of the magical world is still very limited.

Ron, on the other hand, was much more relaxed. He reassured Harry, "Don't worry, as long as you stay on and don't let go, you won't fall off."

Harry's face paled. "What did you say? There's a chance it might fall?"

Where did it fall from? You mean from the sky?

Oh my god.

Harry was about to swear.

Isn't that dangerous?

While the two were talking, Lin Yu stepped over to one of the magic brooms and tried to step on it.

Seeing this, Ron asked in confusion, "What are you doing?"

Lin Yu said mysteriously to the two of them, "Where we're from, this is called flying on a sword."

As he spoke, Lin Yu placed both feet on the broom, pointed forward with one hand, and muttered, "Rise."

In front of Harry and Ron, the broom under Lin Yu's feet actually floated up slowly. Although it looked very slow, it did not stop for a moment.

Lin Yu was also surprised to find that his spiritual energy had not been consumed at all. In other words, he did not actually fly using the method of flying on a sword, but was lifted up by a magical broom.

However, he also felt that he could now control the magic broom by flying on his sword.

In other words.

Is he using the power of magic to employ the methods of cultivators?

Thinking of this, Lin Yu became excited and was about to continue trying.

A female teacher was leading a group of children toward them.

It turns out it's time for class.

Lin Yu had no choice but to return to the ground.

Fortunately, this area was at the bottom of a slope, so the people who came along did not notice anything unusual.