Having escaped famine, I was accepted into Hogwarts.

Chapter 183 Whether Professor Lupin is a wolf or a dog will be revealed in this lesson.

Seeing that Kane had agreed, Professor Trelawney naturally put down the large pile of things that were floating behind her: "Mind helping me transport these things? I don't really trust house-elves, and it takes a lot of my energy to use the Levitation Charm myself."

Kane nodded: "Of course, Professor."

Soon, after the two had moved all their belongings to Professor Trelawney's attic, she turned around and instinctively wanted to pat Kane's head.

However, teenagers at this age grow up incredibly fast. Kane is already a grown man, so touching his head would seem strange. He had to settle for patting Kane's shoulder instead.

"This is your problem."

After Professor Trelawney finished speaking, Kane paused for a second and then burst out laughing. It wasn't out of anger, but because he suddenly realized that Professor Trelawney was a wonderful person and genuinely had a sense of humor.

"By the way, where are your tarot cards? Let me see them?" Professor Trelawney smiled along with Kane, then suddenly said, as if Kane didn't even have the option of not choosing the tarot card and being dismissed, and wasn't afraid of embarrassment at all.

"here."

The latter took the tarot cards out of his pocket, and Professor Trelawney shook her head after just one glance: "I knew it would be like this. We'll remove the playing card symbols from these later; they'll ruin the spirituality of the tarot cards."

"Um..." Kane gave an awkward smile. "What I'm more interested in is... Professor, how did you know?"

"I heard their howls." After saying this, Professor Trelawney went back to the attic on her own, and Kane regained his status as a free man.

Then came the wonderful time of going to school. The first class was Potions. What a coincidence! Snape had just been wronged by Dumbledore yesterday, and now the young wizards of Gryffindor were eager to take their anger out on him.

How can this not be considered a two-way journey?

Throughout the entire class, aside from Kane, who was perhaps the only one who could make Snape, cosplaying a vampire, see the sun, there was a mixture of disdain and resistance, which allowed him to dodge Snape's venom spray.

Almost all the young wizards, including but not limited to Gryffindor, were bullied by Snape.

Kane was the only one who enjoyed the quiet.

Just as the Slytherin wizards near the classroom door were about to stand up and leave the oppressive room after class, another chorus of protests erupted, and Kane also stood up.

In an instant, all the Slytherin wizards stood at attention. From the ordinary Slytherins who were born out of wedlock and lacked common sense, to the high-ranking Slytherins like Malfoy, Enrella, and Parkinson, not one of them dared to move.

They watched Kane leave the classroom in silence, then counted to ten together before letting out a slow sigh of relief.

The terrifying creature that lurked beneath human skin is finally gone.

A similar scene unfolded in the second-year Charms classroom, where the Slytherin wizards also breathed a sigh of relief as they watched Luna leave the classroom.

After all, not everyone can be friends with non-humans. Nowadays, it's not just Kane who you can't mess with; Luna, Ginny, Harry, Ron, Hermione, and even Neville—you can't handle any of them.

Otherwise, you might attract terrible malice from the unseen forces.

Just to be on the safe side, it's best for them not to back down. One reason is that they can't beat him, but another is that if they really push Kane to the edge, he might reveal his true colors and stop pretending. That would be a disaster not only for the magical world but for the entire human world.

And so, the first week of classes passed by slowly.

On the first Sunday of the new school year, Hogwarts was finally going to collect the registration forms for the third-year students.

As a prefect, Percy naturally helped Professor McGonagall with her duties. Ron, Percy's younger brother, was not exactly a brother, but since Ron wanted to see the timetables that Percy had collected, Percy couldn't say anything.

Ron would have been better off not looking, because once he did, his pain was immediately apparent.

"Hermione, you've chosen all the courses, what about the time? You can't possibly attend classes for two people at once, can you?"

Hermione hadn't expected Ron to ask such a question, and instinctively tried to make up a lie. Then, Percy, who had been through similar experiences, naturally slapped Ron lightly on the head.

"Many young wizards choose their courses this way. If a course is too difficult to attend, the professors will offer extra lessons during their free time. Would you like to give it a try?" Percy said quietly and meticulously.

Hearing Ron's name made Hermione feel like she'd encountered something dirty, so she put down her course selection form.

Hermione is too powerful; I'm just a mortal, I can't learn from her.

The three of us are still a bit more worldly; we only have two elective classes: Occupation get out of class and Fantastic Beasts Protection Class.

To be honest, if it weren't mandatory for every young wizard to take two classes, he would have even taken the Magical Creatures Protection class to support Hagrid.

Kane, yawning and wearing pajamas, had just come out of the dormitory and looked at Percy standing in front of him with a puzzled expression... After thinking for a moment, he realized what was going on and handed over the course selection form from his hat.

Percy's first instinct was to leave, but after thinking about it, he realized he had to say something...

"Wearing pajamas and a top hat is still too avant-garde. Perhaps you could transfer your seamless stretch spell to something more normal, which would save you a lot of unwanted attention."

After saying that, Percy left, but when Percy left, Ron came. After all, Percy had almost always spoken to him in that brotherly tone, educating him since he was a child. Although he didn't want to admit it, what he said was actually true.

But educating Kane was a complete case of an amateur instructing an expert, giving him a chance to vent his frustrations.

Ron slowly leaned against the far corner of the lounge, adjusting his expression. He raised an eyebrow, looked up at the sky, and smirked, saying in a sarcastic tone, "Oh, you even transferred it to common things. Oh, let's skip the looks. You know, not everyone can transfer the Seamless Stretch Charm to their underwear pocket like you do~"

Kane abruptly looked up at Percy, who had already left, and Ron, who was still viciously slandering him: "Really?"

"It's slander, so of course they'll say whatever's scary enough," Ron explained after realizing what was going on.

"Then why didn't you go after him and say it? So Percy could hear?" Kane asked again.

...Oh!"

Kane didn't know what was going on, but he felt looked down upon...on an intellectual level.

He must punish Ron immediately.

Time passed abstractly once again, and the next day, one after another, the young wizards arrived at the Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom with the mindset of opening a blind box.

Whether Professor Lu Ping is a wolf or a dog, we'll see in this lesson!