Chapter 410 TV Program

With Professor McGonagall watching over him and Hermione guiding him from time to time, Fish did not cause any trouble in the park. Instead, after finding other children in the park, he quickly gained the admiration of his peers.

Needless to say, the girls all supported Fish unconditionally, and after playing with Fish for a while, the boys were all convinced, even the older boys obeyed the cat.

Because whether it was climbing a tree, playing hide-and-seek, or other games, Fish could always learn quickly and defeat everyone. The speed, strength and good skills he showed during the period quickly convinced all the boys.

However, Fish and Hermione did not stay in the park for too long, because after playing all the games that could be played and winning, the cat's interest began to decline rapidly and missed the TV at home.

So after saying goodbye to their new friends, the two returned to Granger's house along the same route.

As expected, along the way, the neighbors warmly invited and gave gifts. The snacks that were originally distributed in the park became full again after returning home.

"Minerva! Fish is back, meow!"

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As soon as he got home, Fish put the snacks in his hand on the cabinet next to him and ran to the living room.

Then the kitten felt his collar tightened, and his body that was rushing forward was abruptly stopped.

This familiar feeling...

"It's Minerva, meow!"

∑(ΦДΦ)

Fish turned around and saw Professor McGonagall emerging from the air. At the same time, the cat also caught her voice and smell again.

"You actually learned from the bad old man to follow Fish, meow!"

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The kitten angrily blamed.

Professor McGonagall glared at him and retorted righteously: "If I hadn't followed you, you would have caused a big mess in the park just now!"

"How did Fish cause trouble?!"

(`ω)

The kitten glared back unconvinced... and then the cat began to regret it.

Because Professor McGonagall began her terrible sermon.

Professor McGonagall first listed the mistakes that Fish had made on this trip, and then analyzed in detail to the cat the possible consequences of these mistakes and how much effort she would have to spend to cover up the matter.

"Who knows if what you said is true, meow!"

(〃｀3〃)

Fish still retorted unconvincedly.

"Hermione, who grew up in the Muggle society, knows this kind of thing best." Professor McGonagall pointed to Hermione beside the two, "If you don't believe it, you can ask her."

The cat immediately turned her eyes to Hermione, and Hermione could only nod helplessly in the face of Fish's inquiring eyes.

"Professor McGonagall is right. Many of the abilities you showed today would cause a big mess among Muggles. If Professor McGonagall hadn't used the Confusion Charm and the Muggle Repelling Charm, we would have been in big trouble just now."

"What? Minerva did these things? Why didn't Fich know?"

(●ω●)

The kitten was stunned when he heard Hermione's words and scratched his head in confusion.

"You were so busy playing that you didn't notice these things!"

Professor McGonagall knocked on the kitten's head in frustration and continued to nag.

She then taught Fich how to behave when encountering Muggles under normal circumstances, and how to remedy and correct similar mistakes if he accidentally made them.

In short, after such a long speech, Fich's face, which had already revealed a bit of handsomeness, was already full of pain. If he hadn't been afraid of being spanked by Professor McGonagall, Fich would have covered his ears with his hands.

After waiting for Professor McGonagall to finish her nagging, the cat hadn't had time to breathe a sigh of relief when she heard her nagging mother say again: "So to punish you, you are not allowed to watch TV until Jacqueline and Chris come back."

"How can you do this?!"

∑(ΦДΦ)

Fish was shocked.

Originally, the cat wanted to fight for it, but unfortunately, after Professor McGonagall said this, she walked into the living room first and picked up a Muggle magazine to read.

Whenever Professor McGonagall made this gesture, it meant that there was no room for negotiation, so the cat was too lazy to waste any more effort and turned to Hermione and asked: "Hermione, when will your parents be back?"

Hermione looked at her watch and replied: "About an hour."

"Meow!"

(≥△≤)

Fish's face immediately showed a sad expression.

He pouted and walked to the living room with a sullen look on his face, then switched to cat form and lightly jumped onto the sofa farthest from Professor McGonagall.

The kitten adjusted its direction, facing its butt toward Professor McGonagall, then lay down and began to sleep.

Professor McGonagall glanced at the kitten's back, then returned her gaze to the magazine in her hand. She didn't care about Fish's childish behavior at all.

Hermione went upstairs to take down the copy of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them that Fish gave her, then returned to the living room, sat next to the kitten, and read it with relish.

About an hour later, the ears of Phish, who was sleeping on the sofa, trembled slightly and turned to the door of the house. Then the kitten jumped up from the sofa and regained its human form in mid-air.

"Chris and Jacqueline are back, meow!"

(≧≦)

While cheering, Phish landed in front of the TV and turned on the switch impatiently.

Professor McGonagall put down the magazine in her hand and shook her head helplessly. She did not stop Phish from watching TV, but got up and walked to the entrance to greet the Grangers.

The education of cats is a long and arduous task. If you want him to stop being addicted to the cartoons on TV, you have to do it step by step.

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In the dead of night, a little cat quietly pushed open the door of his room with his head, and then slipped out quietly.

In the evening, although he watched TV for a while after the Grangers came back, he was soon called to eat by Professor McGonagall. After dinner, he was urged to do his homework. After finishing his homework, he was only allowed to watch TV for two hours.

Although Professor McGonagall told him another story later, with the TV as a precedent, the appeal of Professor McGonagall's story to the cat has been greatly reduced.

Moreover, after listening to the story, Professor McGonagall did not allow Fish to go out for a walk, which made the cat very dissatisfied.

Originally Fish wanted to resist, but Mrs. Granger suddenly told him that if Fish could pretend to be an ordinary Muggle in front of other Muggles in the next period of time, she would take him and Hermione to the amusement park in a while.

Unlike Professor McGonagall, who didn't know what an amusement park was, Fish had already learned what an amusement park was on TV. In fact, even if Mrs. Granger didn't say it, the cat planned to find a time to express his yearning for the amusement park.

So in order to go to the amusement park, the strong cat decided to temporarily give up his activity of wandering outside at night.

It was just that the cat's previous living habits and his obsession with TV made Fish give up the plan of night travel and also made plans to sneak out at night to watch TV secretly.

Moreover, when the kitten was planning to cause trouble, he was always very cautious. He first put the [Wild Mark] on Professor McGonagall before going to bed, and then returned to his room and started to cram.

Fish remembered that the bad old man Dumbledore had cast a range-based soundproofing spell more than once. Although Dumbledore used a wandless or even silent spell most of the time, he occasionally cast it completely.

After trying hard to recall, Fish also successfully remembered the spell and the way to swing the wand.

So the first thing the kitten did when he returned to his room was to practice how to cast this spell.

Fortunately, this spell was just a variant of the soundproofing spell. The relationship between them was a bit like the armor spell and the protective spell, so Fish quickly mastered this spell.

Then the kitten waited patiently, and when everyone else had fallen asleep, he sneaked out of his room and came to the living room.

"Silence."

(●ΦωΦ●)つ━☆*.

After turning back into human form, Fish drew out his wand and lowered his voice to recite.

An invisible soundproof barrier encircled Fish and the TV. The kitten excitedly turned on the TV and picked up the remote control to press it...

"Why don't you watch cartoons?"

(ω)

Fish looked through the channels and couldn't find a single cartoon. What the kitten didn't know was that cartoons were mainly for children, so at midnight when children were asleep, cartoons were basically not shown.

During this time period, the most popular programs on TV were... various adult programs.

"Didn't Minerva say that not wearing clothes is impolite? Why do those people on TV hug each other naked?"

(●ω●)

Fish looked at the screen on TV and scratched his head in confusion.

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Protego is a single-target defense, and Protego Totalum is a group defense, but in terms of defense capabilities, the difference between the two should not be big, and the protective spell may even be a little weaker.

There is also a super armor protection (Protego Horribilis). In the original book, Flitwick used this spell to enhance the castle's ability to resist foreign enemies. It is a super enhanced version of the armor charm.

The protection spell can only be regarded as a variant or advanced version, similar to... the low/medium/high-level effects of the same spell in Heroes of Might and Magic?

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There is also a writer's assistant... 屮!

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Thanks to Benben's exploration for the New Year's money for Fish and Hermione, and thanks to Wan Jiaozhu and book friend 20210818212146749 for the New Year's money for Zhongyuan.