Previously on Of Wings And Warriors - When Marvolo came out to check on them, he found the boys lying in the snow, making snow angels side by side. Their cheeks were rosy from the cold, but their smiles were as warm as ever.
Draco and Harry sat side by side in Snape's dimly lit potions lab, tiny cauldrons bubbling in front of them. Snape, with his usual stern expression, demonstrated how to crush the dried nettles just right for the Draught of Peace. Harry struggled to get the right consistency, but Draco leaned over to help him, showing him the proper technique.
Snape also taught the boys the basics of Occlumency, emphasizing the importance of shielding their minds from intrusion. This was basic meditation. Nothing too advanced for the two young and energetic boys who struggled to sit straight and not move around.
Lily taught the boys charmwork and etiquette in the cozy sitting room of the Gaunt Manor. They practised levitating feathers and mastering basic charms. Lily also taught them proper etiquette for formal events, instructing them on how to bow and curtsy gracefully
Sirius transformed the sitting room into a makeshift Transfiguration classroom, teaching the boys how to turn objects into animals and back again. After their lessons, Sirius would put on some music and teach them ballroom dance. Harry and Draco twirled around the room with laughter in their eyes.
Narcissa took the boys out to the Quidditch pitch to teach them the basics of flying and Quidditch. After all, she was the Slytherin Quidditch Captain and had professional experience playing a Beater. Draco soared effortlessly through the air, his blond hair ruffling in the wind, while Harry held on tight, laughing with exhilaration as his broom flew higher and higher up in the sky. After their flying lessons, Narcissa regaled them with tales of wizarding culture and history, captivating them with stories of ancient magical legends and wizarding traditions. She emphasized the importance of magical traditions and culture and how it was their duty to stop witches and wizards from ruining their culture.
In the depths of the Gaunt Manor, Marvolo introduced the boys to the darker side of magic, teaching them about curses, hexes, and darker rituals. He also showed them basic Legilimancy, cautioning them about the dangers of letting others into their minds. Draco absorbed the knowledge eagerly, his curiosity piqued, while Harry listened with a mixture of fascination and awe.
Lucius held lessons in the library on ancient runes and wizarding politics. He taught them Latin to decipher ancient texts. They also learnt Basic Logical Reasoning and French and German.
Remus took the boys on expeditions into the nearby Forest to learn about magical creatures and their habitats. He also taught them basic defensive spells, emphasizing the importance of protecting themselves in dangerous situations.
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