Hermione had not spoken to either of them since the day Harry's broomstick was delivered.

"Okay, don't forget that subtle wrist movement we have been training!" Professor Flitwick stood on his pile of books as usual.

He said sharply: "One wave and one shake. Remember, one wave and one shake. It is also very important to recite the spell accurately."

Professor Flitwick repeatedly told the young wizards to pay attention to details.

"Don't forget the wizard Balufio, who said the 'f' instead of an 's' and found himself lying on the floor with a bison on his chest."

Harry, Ron and Neville did it over and over again, but the feathers that were supposed to float still didn't move.

Rigg has been searching and checking in the classroom to help other little wizards correct their mistakes.

Today really opened his eyes and he understood how difficult it was for Professor Flitwick.

11=2 is so easy, how come the little wizard can make all kinds of mistakes?

"You said it wrong," Rigg, who was correcting Harry's gesture, heard Hermione say unceremoniously, "it's Yuga-Dimlviosa, the word 'plus' needs to be long and clear.

"

"Since you're so clever, you might as well give it a try," Ron growled.

Hermione rolled up her sleeves, waved her wand, and said, "Wingardium Leviosa!"

Their feather rose from the table and hung five feet above their heads.

Perhaps stimulated by Rigg, Hermione's magical strength became even stronger.

"Oh, very well done!" Professor Flitwick shouted, waving his hand.

"Look, everyone, Miss Granger has succeeded!"

Hermione looked up at Ron proudly.

Professor Flitwick gave Hermione a new task.

While he was tutoring other young wizards, Hermione had to try to levitate the stack of books like Rigg.

"We can also take them one by one." Professor Flitwick was very considerate.

This suddenly aroused Hermione's desire to win, and her eyes seemed to be on fire as she stared at the books.

I forgot about Ron and never thought about it again.

When get out of class was about to end, Ron's mood was extremely bad.

He also knew that he was not good at studying, but Hermione criticized him at first and then completely ignored him.

Ron was as angry as an inflatable pufferfish.

"No wonder everyone can't stand her," he said to Harry.

get out of class had ended by this time, and they were struggling to walk through the crowded corridor. The trio was preparing to go to the auditorium for dinner.

"Honestly, she's a nightmare."

Harry felt very sympathetic to Ron and kept nodding.

"Don't say that, Hermione is actually..." Rigg didn't have the habit of speaking ill of people behind their backs.

And Hermione's advice to Ron was all right, but Ron didn't like to hear it.

Someone bumped into Ron and rushed past them.

It's Hermione.

Hermione was crying silently.


Chapter completed!