Oh, there were a few minor spells, and techniques that those who specialised in the creation of Kimera or magical objects still kept around, but nothing like the ability to transfigure an inanimate object into an animal.
Both Professor McGonagall and Professor Flitwick had asked him for a quick demonstration of his magical skills within their particular discipline, sometime inbetween classes. McGonagall was disappointed that Harry's style of magic was so weak in that area, though somewhat interested in the processes that they had developed.
McGonagall also passed along Dumbledore's request of an essay on the magic of the other world. The other teachers had similar requests, each for their own particular disciplines; Herbology, Magical Creatures, History.
Even though he wasn't familiar with wand-based magic, Harry found that much of his prior spellcasting experience did give him a slight head start on the others (with the possible exception of Hermione Granger, who reminded him of a few of his teachers back home.)
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(Posted Fri, 26 Sep 2003 05:13)
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