Two Worlds: I studied abroad at Hogwarts

Chapter 71 Snape's Attitude
The day after Halloween, all the little wizards were still immersed in the atmosphere of the joyful holiday dinner yesterday.

There is only one exception.

Moon got up early as usual and went to the common room alone.

Since Professor McGonagall didn't allow spells to be practiced in the common room, Moon planned to spend the entire morning reading "Secrets of Spells: Methods of Reshaping Spells".

The content of this book is very basic magical knowledge, but it is also very complicated.

The author of the book, Balfour Bran, divides spells into four parts: spell, gesture, medium, and target.

The spell catalog is divided into five sections: syllables, vocabulary, rhythm, rhythm and additional words.

The contents of the spells alone are actually equivalent to an ordinary large book.

Moon was not intimidated by the thickness of the book. When he had just read one-third of the first section about syllables, his roommates started to get up.

“I wish today was Saturday.”

Ron, who was still sleepy, walked to the lounge in a daze.

Harry followed him, his eyes also looking sleepy.

"Okay, if you don't wake up, Snape will have to take the roll in Potions class."

Seeing that his two good friends were not in high spirits, Moon directly made a harsh prediction that was unique to Friday.

Two consecutive Potions classes

This sentence is very effective for dealing with a little lion who is still asleep.

Sure enough, after hearing Snape's name, not only Harry and Ron, but also Neville who had just walked down the stairs took a breath unconsciously.

By the morning, the layout of the auditorium had returned to its normal state, and even the mixed smell of various foods from last night had disappeared.

Finally, there was no pumpkin on the dining table.

Ron took the bowl of Hagrid's puff pastry and started eating, and Harry also picked up a mince pie.

After Neville talked to Hermione for a while, the little witch found Moon.

"I heard that Dumbledore agreed to your request for a classroom?"

"Yes."

Moon also took a bite of the pancake and answered.

"Can I come along, then?"

"Of course!"

Moon regretted what he said the moment he blurted it out.

On Monday, Moon told Hermione how long his spell would last. If she went to the spell practice classroom now, she would definitely not be able to hide it.

However, this thought only flashed through Moon's mind. After experiencing the giant monster incident, he must have been exposed long ago.

After quickly finishing their meal, they all rushed to the Potions classroom in the basement.

Professor Snape's leg was lame, and Moon knew about it last night.

He didn't think it was something worth bragging about, so he didn't tell anyone.

But there are still many people who think differently from him.

Harry and Ron were very happy when Snape went from walking briskly to limping in class.

Moon could even see the two people sitting in the front row shrugging their shoulders.

"Harry Potter, did something happen to make you happy? You will be deducted one point for not following classroom rules!"

"And you, Weasley, same!"

Snape's two words made the two little wizards in the front row instantly as quiet as statues.

Malfoy, who was sitting on the far left, had a smug smile on his face.

But Snape obviously thought this was not enough. After punishing Harry, he set his sights on Moon behind him.

"Mr. Scarlett, I heard that you have an extraordinary talent for spells. So how do you perform the [Stirring Charm] when making potions?"

This is a question that goes beyond the first grade curriculum.

Because potion making itself is the most difficult and complicated subject among the existing subjects.

Therefore, the first-year courses mostly consist of learning some simple introductory potions.

To make these potions, simply stir the cauldron manually.

As for the potions that require the use of the [Stirring Charm], this is part of the third-grade potions curriculum.

Moon didn't expect Snape to ask him this question. He really didn't prepare for the lesson.

But Moon was not afraid. He stood up and answered loudly.

"I can't, Professor!" Moon's voice was so loud that Snape, who was waiting for an answer, leaned back unconsciously.

Even Neville, who was sitting next to Moon, was startled.

"No? Is that something to be proud of?"

Snape had actually prepared the next spell question long ago.

But seeing how honest Moon was, he realized that he had no effect in humiliating the little lion, so he could only announce the start of today's potion making.

After the morning classes, everyone went out for lunch together.

Harry and Ron walked to either side of Moon.

"Moon, you did a great job today!"

"That's right. Snape's expression hasn't been good in these two classes."

Hearing Ron say this, Moon shook his head.

"Maybe the professor is injured, that's why he looks so bad."

Moon didn't think that Snape's bad expression was caused by him, he just answered the question honestly.

"That's possible, but never mind. Seeing Snape injured will allow me to eat twice as much at noon."

Ron sniffed hard after he finished speaking.

"It seems there's a barbecue at noon today."

After saying this, Ron quickly ran towards the auditorium.

At lunchtime, Filch walked straight into the Great Hall.

He looked around the Gryffindor table, then came over to Moon.

"The principal promised you that the classroom is ready. You can go take a look first."

Filch's voice was unquestionable and his eyes were rather unfriendly.

But Moon didn't care about these. He had seen many faces uglier than Filch's.

"Wait a moment, I have to go back and pick up Bengbeng first."

Moon promised Bongbong that he would take it to meet his friends, so he naturally couldn't go back on his word.

He then gave Hermione some instructions and quickly ran towards the dormitory building.

The small classroom on the second floor is next to the school clinic.

When Moon and his group arrived at the classroom door, the school doctor, Madam Pomfrey, came out.

"You were the one who knocked the troll unconscious!"

"Yes, ma'am."

The appearance of the school doctor did not surprise Moon. When he applied for a classroom from Dumbledore yesterday, the other party had told him about the role of the school doctor's office.

"Although it was dangerous, you did a good job. If that big guy was allowed to run around, my place would have been swarming with people."

Moon didn't know how to reply, and he didn't really want to encounter the troll.

"Okay kid, I won't bother you anymore. If you need anything, remember to shout loudly. I'm sure I can hear you."

After Madam Pomfrey left, Filch took out his key and opened the wooden door of the classroom.

This is a very inconspicuous small classroom with only one window, so the light is dim.

After walking in, Moon found that the area here was not very large, and there were no tables or chairs inside. There was only a broken pottery figurine placed in the corner.

Moon and Hermione were both very curious about the only thing that existed in the classroom.

The terracotta warrior is slightly taller than both of them, and is also covered in black paint with very strange patterns.

Moon stared at the facial pattern of the terracotta warrior for a while and found that the terracotta warrior looked very much like a professor.

"I confiscated this from a group of troublemakers. They were using it to practice spells."

Filch said in a hoarse voice behind him.

"A small group of troublemakers?"

"Yes, their names are engraved on the bottom of the terracotta warriors."

Moon turned his head and looked at the bottom of the terracotta figurine, where the word "plunderer" was written.

"Why would Filch help us?"

Hermione asked curiously after seeing the text.

Moon just smiled and pointed at the two small animals at Filch's feet.

　Seeking follow-up reading, monthly tickets, and recommendation tickets from the little wizards
　　
　
(End of this chapter)