The Lannister family can actually be considered an older family, and they once had a moment of glory.
Although now like most families, they have not fallen into obscurity and have no trace of their heritage, there are still some ancient books that are still there.
Noah had read it when he was a child, and his parents packed books for him at Christmas.
Coupled with the knowledge involved in his golden finger, it is not bad even if he has been exposed to it since childhood, so he successfully won the first question.
None of the Slytherins were too surprised, not even Professor Barbling.
Slytherin did have an advantage in learning ancient Latin.
But the magic text class is not limited to ancient Latin.
Professor Babuling in the magic literature class only chose fifty questions, which was less than half the number of hundreds of questions given by other professors.
So the number given for ancient Latin was only five questions.
Noah took all five questions directly.
But it won't necessarily be the case later.
Ancient Greek writing, ancient Roman writing, and ancient Egyptian writing. The first two are okay, but the last ancient Egyptian writing is the most difficult one.
Ancient Egyptian used hieroglyphics, but the characters used as magic symbols were different from normal characters. According to the magic attributes required by the person involved and the belief in the gods, the magic characters would also change slightly.
To be honest, Noah’s Five Three Miles did involve ancient Egyptian writing, but Noah basically didn’t study it.
Because the ancient Egypt recorded in the book was best at divine magic and astrological divination. In addition, it was all kinds of necromancy magic... which was not something Noah wanted to learn at all.
Therefore, Noah's knowledge of this writing was limited to recognition.
Next he failed to grab points in Ancient Egypt.
The atmosphere for the other little wizards was intense, and they were competing for points fiercely. Although there are a lot of people, among the twenty questions so far, Noah's six points still occupy the first place.
But if this momentum continues, it will only be a matter of time before Noah loses.
It was obvious that the young wizards from Ravenclaw had the upper hand. One wizard had already scored four points, and was only two points away from Noah.
Noah is not in a hurry. He is indeed not as good as these senior students in this regard, but he is still a little sure of standing here. He is just waiting for a chance to make a comeback.
By the time of the thirty-ninth question, Noah's score had dropped to fourth place. The first and third place were both Ravenclaws, and Slytherin, who was in second place, was also very tight.
In a competition involving top academics, even the first place only had nine points, which shows how intense this competition was.
There are only ten questions left in the final part.
Noah turned his head and glanced at everyone, and something flashed in his eyes.
In the last ten questions, Professor Babuling directly released his ultimate move - runes!
"Please list the first six letters of the runes."
"futhark."
The other little wizards who were preparing to become powerful were stunned and all focused on the first row.
The one who grabbed this question was actually taken by Noah, who by default had eliminated the game.
Rune writing, or rune writing, is a rising star in ancient magic writing, but it is actually the most difficult magic writing to master.
It is said that this magic text itself is synonymous with "secret". It is said that many wizards who try to memorize and use it will only forget it in the end. Only those who truly understand the "secret" can truly use this kind of text.
And coincidentally, before entering Hogwarts to learn magic, the only magic that Noah could come into contact with, apart from the magic circles that needed to be constructed, was to study these wonderful words.
Rune characters and ancient Eastern characters were the focus of his initial studies.
Even the mimicry magic that Noah can use today is derived from the application of ancient Eastern scripts.
As for rune writing... he now has applications in many magic formations, so he doesn't think he will not have an advantage in this aspect.
So smoothly, Noah successfully answered six questions in a row, directly becoming the first place again.
The other little wizards were shocked. What was going on with this guy? Why was he so proficient in the most difficult runes? !
The previous top three were all seventh-grade wizards. Professor Babling originally did not plan to give so many rune questions, but seeing how fiercely her students competed for them, she couldn't help but change the questions. , I would like to take the opportunity to test the top three’s mastery of this type of writing.
Anyway, it was a test in class, and the top three were all sixth-grade wizards who had learned runes. It was also a good test to test their learning results and see if they were lazy on weekdays.
But Noah's appearance was indeed something he didn't expect.
Professor Babling didn't even realize she had stopped reading the question, and looked at Noah inquiringly.
Noah looked calm and waited for the professor to continue asking questions.
It was better than he expected, or he was lucky.
Professor Babuling also became interested. It stands to reason that he only needs to ask five rune questions, and the rest will be left to some practice.
Noah's statement made her subconsciously ask a few more questions. After she came to her senses, the professor simply asked a few more questions.
Anyone with a discerning eye can see that the professor has a great desire to explore Noah, and Noah also gave the answers one by one.
Everyone else closed their mouths, and their gazes towards Noah gradually took on other meanings.
Until the last question.
"Write the word 'fire' in runes."
Noah lowered his head and started writing. This was too simple for him. Among the many attribute magics, he was most familiar with fire magic. After all, the first time he tried to use mimicry magic was the fire attribute. Even because he wrote so smoothly, in his The moment he picked up the pen, a small burst of fire exploded above the parchment in his hand.
Noah raised his eyebrows. The material in this parchment was really interesting, and he didn't need to inject more magic power into it.
Professor Babling walked directly to his desk and took away the parchment in his hand.
After pushing up her glasses and taking a closer look at the contents of the parchment, she bent down and approached Noah: "Have you ever learned runes?"
"I have studied it, Professor." Noah nodded, "I have relevant ancient books at home, so I studied it when I was a child."
Professor Babuling's eyes seemed to widen behind her glasses: "Do you want to come and observe my class?"
It is very rare for sophomores to be allowed to attend senior classes, especially if they are invited by professors.
Noah was stunned. Before he could answer, Professor Babling straightened up and said, "Maybe I should ask the principal first."
She announced the results of the competition absentmindedly, and before even having time to analyze the "test" results for her students, she cleared the table and left in a hurry, taking only Noah's parchment with her.
Noah: “…”
