The years of welding at Hogwarts

It seems that during the one-month military training, this group of first-year freshmen spent more than half a month wielding spoons in the camp. This kind of cooking training had a good effect on their mastery of potion preparation.

At least that's what the results show.

In previous years, the number of new students who could complete the entire process of brewing a potion to treat scabies in their first Potions class was less than 20% of the total number of students in the class, even at the best time.

And this is when two people work together to brew the potion.

But this year, even though Snape did not ask them to work in pairs to complete the potion brewing, they achieved a 100% completion rate by working independently.

In addition to this amazing 100% completion rate, these prepared potions...

Patrolling around the classroom, Snape's eyes swept over the cauldrons in front of each student.

Judging from the intoxicating aroma of rotten cabbage emanating from these crucibles and the color of the final decoctions, these potions are finished products that can cure scabies.

Not some shit that was just stewed in a crucible.

This level of completion is astonishing.

The waste of potion materials in Hogwarts' potion classes has reached an alarming level. Those clumsy little kids use a lot of potion materials in every class.

Medicine materials, especially those for middle and high school students, usually involve many precious potion materials in their teaching process.

However, in each class, the success rate of the potions they brewed was usually less than 20%. That is to say, in a class of 50 students, only less than 10 students succeeded in brewing the potion.

Among these ten people, there are at least seven people whose potions can only be barely considered potions. They can only have a little effect and can completely be classified as defective products.

This stuff is more like poison than potion.

There are only three doses of the potion that are actually effective.

This time, the 100% potion pass rate really shocked Snape.

Although this success was at least 90% related to his much more detailed blackboard writing than in previous years, as well as the special training that the first-year students had received in the Forbidden Forest some time ago.

But this is amazing enough.

After taking a deep look at the group of young kids in front of him, a hint of approval flashed in Snape's eyes.

"You all completed your potions reasonably well, so I'll let you off for this class."

"Now, get out of class is over!"

Without casting a spell on the students, Snape left the classroom, leaving a room full of students looking at each other in disbelief.

They are...

Escaped Yijie?

Chapter 312 The life of the three-headed dog is also a life!

This year's freshmen seem to be exceptionally good.

It was not just the 100% completion rate that had never been seen in the Potions class. Perhaps because the training in magical postures improved students' control over their own magic power, the performance of the freshmen in the two practical classes of Transfiguration and Charms also far exceeded the average level of previous years.

In previous years' transfiguration classes, if a few students could successfully make a little change in the matches in their hands by the end of the first period, it would be considered as exceeding the predetermined teaching objectives.

But this year was an exception. At the end of the course, more than half of the students in the class were still a pile of wood, although many of them had not been able to change the nature of the matches.

But they have successfully transformed the match into the prototype of an embroidery needle.

The best ones among them have even completed a complete transformation process.

When Professor McGonagall heard the report, she had an expression of disbelief.

In addition to Transfiguration, the freshmen's performance in Charms class was equally outrageous.

In the past, when freshmen first started learning Charms, Professor Flitwick would spend more than a month not teaching them how to cast any spells, but only teaching them how to recite spells correctly and how to wave their arms.

After the freshmen have completed the two most basic studies, almost before Halloween, he will let the students try to learn their first spell -

Levitation spell.

Instead of what is done now, in the freshmen's first spells class, after a brief introduction to the levitation spell, the students are directly told that they can start trying to make the feathers in front of them float.

This outrageous teaching method is roughly like teaching the four arithmetic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division to primary school students who have just completed the transition from kindergarten to primary school and whose understanding of mathematics is still limited to adding and subtracting by counting on their fingers.

Then I wrote a linear equation of one variable on the blackboard and told them that this was the problem they had to solve in this class.

But the most outrageous thing is!

These students actually figured it out!

Although their calculation process may be strange.

For example, the original levitation spell should be cast by waving the staff according to specific gestures and pronouncing the spell correctly. This is like solving a problem according to a specific train of thought and eventually getting the answer to the problem.

This is also how traditional wizards cast spells.

As for the freshmen who have undergone magic posture training and have better control over their own magic power, their way of solving the problem is more like knowing the answer in advance and then reversing the calculation process based on the conditions given in the question.

The magic power within their bodies, under the command of their will, caused the feathers to float.

During the process of magic taking effect, their magic power will automatically operate in a certain way according to the final floating effect to be presented.

Magic that is extremely idealistic completely ignores the role of spells and gestures.

So much so that when Professor Flitwick was returning to his office in the west tower of the castle, he met a few little first-year wizards in the corridor, floating their heavy schoolbags to the next class with the help of silent magic.

His eyes seemed to fall out of their sockets.

What's happening here?

Could it be that he just went home for one summer vacation and he is already unable to keep up with the pace of updates in the wizarding world?

Has silent spellcasting now become a standard feature for first-year wizards when they enter school?

In the first grade, he dared to cast spells silently. In the second grade, he dared to cast spells without a wand. In the third grade, he was able to master and use Avada Chain Lightning skillfully!

only

The only professor who was not shocked by these first-year kids was Professor Binns, whose teaching methods had never changed in nearly a thousand years.

wrong.

When History of Magic had become an elective course for students in the third grade and above, this stubborn old ghost professor who had no ability to adapt to changes still, as usual, passed through the wall and floated into the History of Magic classroom at the precise moment the bell rang.

Looking at the empty classroom, Professor Binns was stunned.

But because his body had been lost for too long, Professor Binns, who had no brain and could not think straight, still dutifully opened the textbook in his hand, which was as illusory as his body, and began to lecture to the empty classroom.

The course with better situation is the herbal medicine course.

Although during the wilderness survival challenge in the Forbidden Forest, in order to achieve self-sufficiency in green vegetables, the students of Hogwarts opened up a fairly large field around the camp.

But no matter how much they reclaimed land, when it came to the herbal medicine class, the most feedback the military training gave them was that they became more skilled in using the hoe.

At least there won't be such stupid things as a student who is eager to show off and hurts his foot with a hoe.

……

When the teaching at Hogwarts was officially on track, Noah, who had been busy for a month, was finally able to get away from the extremely complicated school affairs and began to study another thing that he had put aside for a long time -

The reconstruction of Kamar-Taj.

Over the past year or so, with the strong support of its sister unit S.H.I.E.L.D., Kamar-Taj has built a magic temple in London. Using this magic temple as the core of the magic circle, it has built a super-giant magic circle with a radiation range that can cover the entire London. But this is far from enough for Noah.

Since the London Temple was not built on a super-large magic node, it was chosen at its current location simply because it was once a safe house for Lord Shafulin.

Simply to save trouble, Noah built the current London Temple on the busy Oxford Street.

Since the London Temple does not rely on any magic node and has no special location, no matter how hard Noah tries, the magic circle built by the London Temple can only cover London.

However, it was impossible to expand the entire magic circle to cover the British Isles or even most of Europe as Noah had originally expected.

Since it would not be possible to find a suitable location to build the temple in a short time, and there were no illegal immigrants continuing to sneak into this world at this stage, Noah put the matter on hold.

Until one day, after he took back the purified Ravenclaw diadem from Snape, a thousand-year-old fairy Otsutsuki Rowena Ravenclaw, whose actions were similar to those of the Old Man of Six Paths, suddenly pulled Noah into a place called the Twilight Zone.

Then tell him that the organization, no, the Big Four have already decided that you will inherit Hogwarts.

When the magic contract rune representing the ownership of Hogwarts appeared in front of Lord Shafrin, Noah was a little confused.

At that time, he was just a freshman who had just entered Hogwarts. How did he suddenly become the owner of Hogwarts Castle?

He really wanted to ask for help from someone else, and he was not being modest.

But the conditions offered by Ravenclaw were really something he could not refuse. The place where Hogwarts Castle was located was one of only three super-giant magic nodes in the world, and this was the perfect place for Noah to build a temple that he had always dreamed of.

Relying on the super powerful magic power hidden in the earth veins, Noah can expand the magic circle to a level large enough to cover the whole of Europe and most of the Atlantic Ocean.

But there is a saying that goes, all the "gifts" of fate have actually already been secretly marked with a price.

Ravenclaw, the old goblin who had guarded the misty fantasy world with his soul for thousands of years, suddenly appeared in front of him one day and said that she had a free KFC deluxe lunch for him.

For Shafulin, who is suspicious by nature, this is obviously nonsense.

"So, Rowena, what's the price?"

Of course, Ravenclaw couldn't tell Noah that the price he had to pay was all of this, as a certain Yanzu Wu Gul'dan had clearly told Grom Hellscream.

As a cautious villain, Noah naturally could not be so naive as to accept Ravenclaw's gift without figuring out the risks and rewards.

So he chose to let Lou Williams bear it all for him.

After all, the life of a three-headed dog is not precious.

Lu Wei roared: "The life of the three-headed dog is also a life!"

After spending a day of leisurely and completely relaxing, which was considered a rare vacation for himself, Noah finally decided to recall Lou Williams, whom he had sent to S.H.I.E.L.D. to learn a foreign language.

……

After lunch that day, at the main entrance of Hogwarts Castle, two figures, one tall and one short, stood on the top of the tallest astronomy tower of Hogwarts Castle.

Both of them looked into the distance.

He stared at the forbidden forest in the distance, as if something would appear in the sky where the distance connected to the horizon.

After staring into the distance for a long time, Hagrid, who was inexplicably called out by Noah, finally couldn't help but speak, breaking the silence on the astronomy tower.

"Noah, is there something you want me to come out with?"

Noah turned his head slightly and looked at the big man next to him, "Haven't you seen Lu Wei for a long time?"

"Lu Wei?"

When he heard the name, Hagrid was stunned for a moment. After several seconds, this scumbag who was easily bored with the old and easily loved the new finally remembered that Fluffy was a three-headed dog he once raised.

"Ahahahaha." Scratching his head to hide his embarrassment, Hagrid grinned and laughed, but there was always a hint of guilt in his laughter.

"Lu Wei, I haven't seen it for a long time. I miss it so much."

The hybrid giant waved his arms exaggeratedly, "You mean, Lu Wei is coming back soon, right?"

Looking at this half-blood scumbag with exaggerated acting skills, no, half-blood giant, Noah pulled the corners of his mouth stiffly, "In fact, you have forgotten about Lu Wei, right?"

Before Hagrid could speak, Noah raised his arms, "Don't deny it! Denial is just quibbling! You are such a heartless guy!"

The half-giant seemed really guilty about this big, round pot, as he had just confiscated a chimera egg from a Slytherin student. The half-giant was completely absorbed in hatching the egg.

Although he was a burly man over three meters tall, Hagrid acted timidly like a little girl who had not grown up yet when faced with these true accusations.

"Well, Noah, let me explain..."

The half-blood giant wiped the cold sweat from his forehead and stammered to try to defend himself.

"Explain?" Noah's lips curled up into a cold smile, "Are you trying to tell me about the Chimera egg that you secretly hid in your hut?"

Hearing Noah's words, Hagrid was like a cheating man who was caught. Even if he had thought of thousands of excuses in his mind, in the face of such a mountain of ironclad evidence...

its not right?

He is so guilty!

Hagrid, who was a bit slow-witted, only realized at this time that Fluffy was just a dog he raised, and the name of Fluffy's owner registered with the Ministry of Magic was Noah Shafrin!

It was obviously this inherently evil Slytherin kid who sent Fluffy to who knows how far away a place, but now he starts to complain that he has a new love, Chimera, and has forgotten his old love, Fluffy?

Hagrid snorted coldly, "I'm not a scumbag, my heart is just broken into many pieces, and Lu Wei got only one of them."

No matter how much he planned, he had never expected that such a rude remark would suddenly come out of the mouth of the honest man Hagrid. For a moment, Noah was choked and didn't know how to respond. He was defeated before he could even use the venomous tongue he learned from Snape.

While the two were arguing, an inconspicuous black dot finally appeared above the distant horizon, and as time passed, it gradually enlarged in their field of vision.

Not until the black dot came within a certain distance did Noah and Hagrid see clearly that it was a carriage pulled by four Thestrals, and the carriage at the back was as big as a house.

As if it smelled the scent of its master whom it had not seen for a long time, the Night Thestral pulled the carriage past the top of the astronomical tower from an extremely low height that seemed thrilling but was actually not safe at all.