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Chapter 358 Magical Creatures

Andrew felt guilty about nearly murdering the magical creature he briefly adopted in his first class.

He was really too excited - the feedback development in the wizarding world was really gratifying.

But Hal obviously had no way of knowing what kind of world was laid out in his head.

"Our relationship with Slytherin is not that bad. Besides, that Malfoy doesn't usually have any contact with you, right, Andrew?"

"No, basically I just know the name," Andrew said very confidently. His advantaged subjects did not conflict with Malfoy, and the other party was not a fool who would offend him, an office assistant who had a high probability of affecting the detention.

"Then why are you so happy? You almost laughed out loud," Hal was extremely puzzled. "Besides, others respect their family because they are school directors. Why do you still hold a grudge?"

"What nonsense! I never seek revenge."

Andrew's eyes widened - how could Hal slander someone's innocence out of thin air!

Is he that kind of person?

Even if it was a private fight, he could kill more than 90% of the students with his Transfiguration technique - the remaining few were just trying to find a way to launch a sneak attack, so why would he hold a grudge?

"Then why are you smiling so happily?"

"I am afraid that Miss Granger will face another formidable opponent."

Andrew began to frantically try to make up for his earlier overly happy smile - but this statement was not false at all.

Unless there is a good-for-nothing kid in the Malfoy family, things are going to be a lot of fun.

"A terrible opponent?"

"Yes," Andrew rubbed the poor Poor Poupée, "If I'm not mistaken, the Malfoy will choose one of the three courses and study very hard. I don't know whether it will be Potions, Herbs or Magical Creatures."

"what?"

Hal looked at Andrew, "Are you sure? That person doesn't respect our new professor very much in his daily life."

"Think about it, what does their family do?"

Andrew started to touch Pu Rongrong against her fur, but she was more obedient than he thought.

"Their family...ah, yes, I can't say for sure!"

Hal nodded and shook his head, "No, it's not impossible, but he has a high probability of aiming at magical creatures!"

Andrew, Hal, Kevin and the science popularizer Keane who came over, the four of them looked at each other and nodded together.

Yes - that makes sense, even if it sounds outrageous, it seems like this is the only option left.

The Malfoy family's businesses mainly consist of plantations and farms.

The current herbal cultivation technology has just been updated, and more sub-sectors are being developed - by the time Malfoy graduates, there will be no potential to be tapped.

Of course, it is not impossible to gamble on greater development, but that would be too desperate.

The consideration of potions in this regard is because of Professor Snape, and it will also benefit from the development of herbal medicine.

But judging from all the courses he has taken so far, Malfoy does not have that kind of creative talent, and he cannot get any benefit from potions.

If you want to advance, apart from anything else, your performance in Potions should at least be on par with Miss Granger, right?
But unfortunately, no.

Then, the only thing left is the business of the breeding farm - Professor Hagrid started teaching this year, and his talent has won the double recognition of the old professor and Dumbledore, while the technology for breeding magical creatures has not yet reaped the benefits of new technologies, and its own development is not only slow, but any technological breakthroughs can also feed back into the potions.

Therefore, no matter how impossible it is, he has to work hard to make it possible.

Although the family didn't say anything - but as the eldest son and not the only son, he should at least show his ability. A few people smiled and said nothing more.

They can't be reminded of this kind of thing. They are all Ravenclaws, and their relationship with Slytherin is just like that. Anyway, they have analyzed the route, and it is up to the other party when to leave.

"While no one is trying hard, let's go over and get some impression points. Professor Hagrid is a new professor after all, and he might let some points slip out while others are still watching the fun."

Kevin happily extended the invitation, and the remaining three nodded happily.

Last year’s College Cup made the dean very happy – the more points we can get this year, the better, to prevent being sniped later on.

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"Definition of magical creature?"

Hagrid was answering cheerfully at this moment - he was already somewhat accustomed to being a professor at this point, but if Andrew also came over to ask questions, it would really be a new experience.

"Well, how should I put it," Hagrid scratched his head, "Actually, the definition is quite broad. A long time ago, we actually defined some of the current intelligent creatures, but later we cancelled it."

...

A surprising answer, Hagrid's answer was unusually novel, but there was nothing wrong with it.

Andrew and the other three had originally gone there just to get the points, but after listening carefully to the answers, they really went into study mode.

Hagrid couldn't give an exact definition - but the amazing thing was that he was able to answer a series of questions using my own thinking and my superior intuition.

Even though Andrew hadn't done much preparation, he was attracted by this sharp and unconventional way of answering.

He even felt that this course had some connection with basic magic - and this question was still answered by Hagrid.

"Maybe a little, but the magic of magical creatures and wizards are two completely different things. Although some spells are indeed imitated from magical creatures, that is instinct... yes, instinct. Do you understand what I mean?"

Hagrid's expression was a little unclear - after all, he wasn't sure, and his answer was a bit stream-of-consciousness.

"Honestly, Andrew, you go to Dumbledore's office so often, didn't you ask?"

After realizing that he couldn't give a specific answer, Hagrid finally gave up his sense of responsibility as a professor for a short time and asked a question in return.

The three classmates of Andrew around him widened their eyes.

Damn Taylor, didn't you work in Professor McGonagall's office?
When did he often come to Dumbledore's office and ask questions?
Especially Hal, his eyes were so resentful that he could show tangible negative emotions - no, I ran all over the school looking for news, are you more than just a frequent visitor to Professor McGonagall's office?

"No, the principal said it's too early for me. If I understand it, I will be confused."

Andrew nodded—he had indeed asked about magic.

But Dumbledore refused.

It is understandable that the study of physics also starts with the three major laws, and then tells you under what kind of restrictive environment they can only work. As for mathematics, it is even more so. I have never heard of any beginner going straight to advanced mathematics.

"Then follow my thinking first - oh, Merlin's socks, it's time to end the get out of class!"

Hagrid announced loudly as he hurriedly checked the time.

The students began to hand in the Pu Rongrong one by one and prepared to end the get out of class - but because someone tried to sneak past and take it back to the dormitory, the scene was a little chaotic for a while.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, Andrew and the other three decisively said goodbye and left secretly.

I've already gained fifteen points - just don't let people from other colleges know.

(End of this chapter)