Hogwarts: I rely on MC to pretend to be an alchemy professor - Chapter 176

“I remember your name is Luna, Luna Lovegood, right?”

Kaysen looked at the little girl in front of him, who was standing in the middle of the corridor, wearing a lion hat and looking up at a shoe hanging on the chandelier with one bare foot.

“Yes, it’s me.” Luna turned her head and said.

Kaysen nodded, stretched out his hand and used the magic of picking up, and took down the shoe hanging on the chandelier out of thin air.

“Here.” He returned the shoe to Luna, who put it on very neatly.

“Someone bullied you…otherwise it wouldn’t be that your shoe grew wings and flew up there.” Kaisen said.

“Maybe this is a kind of bullying, but I forgive them.” Luna said softly.

“Well…why?” Kaisen asked.

“I feel sorry for them. There are too many harassing horseflies buzzing around them. No one will be in a good mood, and they didn’t do anything, right? Maybe they just want to practice my floating spell.” Luna explained.

“This is not the scope of the levitation spell, this should be the scope of the flying spell.” Kaisen complained.

“Maybe… you have a lot of harassment flies on your head, much more than them combined.”

“Yes, adults always have a lot of troubles.” Kaisen said helplessly.

“Why aren’t you curious?” Luna asked.

“Curious about what?” Kaisen sat directly on the iron golem platform beside the corridor and asked.

“Why aren’t you curious about what harassment flies are? Everyone before asked me what harassment flies are. Although they can’t see them, they always ask this question happily.”

“Can only you see this harassment fly?”

“Yeah.”

“That may be because we are similar, because I can also see things that others can’t see.” Kaisen took off the monocle on his eye socket and handed it over.

Luna took it and carefully held it in her hand, looking at Kaisen with some curiosity: “What does MC mean?”

“Who knows? Maybe it’s my talent.” Kaisen explained.

“Then your talent is really special.”

“Yeah, logically you should have never heard of it.”

“Hmm…………” Luna nodded, and stopped talking, but hummed softly.

“Do you need me to accompany you to find Professor Flitwick?”

Luna shook her head: “Thank you for your kindness, but I really don’t need it, because they can’t cause any harm to my body and mind, it’s just a prank.”

“…………………” Kaisen was silent for a while. He still remembered that when he celebrated his birthday last year, Professor Flitwick said that Luna Lovegood in front of him was too strong. At that time, he just thought it was strong in an ordinary context.

But I didn’t expect it to be this kind of strength that can be called extraordinary.

Even this can’t be called strong. The word strong doesn’t fit Luna. It should be a more wonderful word to describe her.

In short, the Luna in front of him is almost the most Luna that Kaisen has met in the two and a half years since he came to Hogwarts.

Forgive his weird wording, but he really doesn’t know what word to use to describe her.

“Professor, can I leave now?” Luna asked, staring at Kaisen with her eyes wide open.

“I’m not stopping you, please do as you please.” Kaisen said as he made way.

As Luna bounced back to the Ravenclaw Tower, Kaisen also returned to his office.

The first thing he did when he returned here was to take out a piece of letter paper and write a letter to Penelope, the head of Ravenclaw, asking her to come here when she had time.

Luna’s shoes were hung on the chandelier, and that chandelier was a very regular outer circular chandelier. It was a pipe dream to just use the floating spell or physical throwing to throw the shoes on it.

And being able to hang shoes on it means being able to precisely control the flying spell or more sophisticated magic control.

No matter which result, the people who use these magics should be much stronger than Luna’s magic.

He had listened to Dumbledore’s advice before and stopped making decisions for others, but when faced with such a suspected bullying of the younger grades by the seniors, it was not him making decisions for Luna, but his own choice.

He could selectively ignore attacks between people of the same grade and level, or even attacks between many people and one person.

But it is absolutely necessary to take care of this kind of little wizard who knows that the other party is weaker than himself and still chooses to take out his wand to attack.

Not long after, Penelope came to the office.

Although Kaisen said in the letter that he would come whenever he was free, Penelope still left Percy, who was suspected of being in love with her, and came here.

“Professor…” Penelope, standing in front of the desk, looked at the huge machine behind her again and asked in surprise: “This is also… alchemy?”

Kasen nodded: “Fortunately, there is no such thing in your course outline. Don’t worry, do you know Luna Lovegood? She is your second-year little wizard in Ravenclaw.”

Penelope looked up at the sky subconsciously, and soon she remembered: “Oh, yes, a little wizard who is a little bit strange, a little bit… not very fond of making friends? Of course, it’s not necessarily that she doesn’t want to, but mainly because she always says something weird, and some little wizards are more afraid of her.”

“Is there anyone in Ravenclaw who bullies her, or… are there little wizards who like to play those low-quality pranks?” Kaysen asked.

“Well… there are indeed two. They are roommates or sisters. We usually call them the Grey sisters. To be honest, the pranks they play are quite tasteless, but they don’t have any bad intentions, but… they are not smart enough, they just play and don’t think about other people’s feelings.” Penelope made up for the Grey sisters.

“Today, I met Luna on the way back to the office. Her shoes were hung on the ceiling chandelier. Go back and ask the Grey sisters if they did it. If they don’t say, ask Luna.” Kaysen said.

“Then Professor, why don’t you ask Luna directly?”

“If you can avoid asking about this kind of thing, don’t ask. Is it interesting to help the victim recall bad memories? Of course, I still have to ask when necessary, and then I won’t interfere. I will tell Professor Flitwick directly.” Kaisen added.

[I’m sorry, my dear readers, I have some personal matters on the 15th, so I’m taking a leave…]

[It’s definitely not drinking, believe me. ]