The years of welding at Hogwarts

Standing at the door of the auditorium, Noah was stunned for a moment. Why didn't he think of it?

They have come all the way here, if they had known earlier they would have gone back to catch up on some sleep.

He stayed with Bucky last night, and the two of them stayed up late watching movies for more than ten hours.

Although time was accelerated in the false illusion space he created, it actually took up two hours of Noah's sleep time.

Not to mention that before that he went to Snape's office and talked to the old bat about some unspeakable things.

All in all, he slept for less than three hours last night.

The fact that he can now stand at the door of the auditorium is a testament to his strong will.

Fortunately, Slytherin House's classes on Monday were quite relaxed, with no classes in the morning or evening, except for a drowsy History of Magic class in the afternoon.

This allowed Noah to relax and unwind for the entire day.

The professor of History of Magic is Binns Cuthbert, the only ghost professor among the many professors at Hogwarts.

It is said that Mr. Binns is an old monster who lived thousands of years ago. He existed in the same era as the four giants who founded Hogwarts. He was already very old when the school was built.

But he was knowledgeable, quick-witted and clear-minded, so he was hired as a professor of history of magic.

Until one day he fell asleep in front of the fireplace in the faculty lounge, and when he went to class the next morning, he left his body in the armchair in front of the fireplace.

The young wizards sitting in the History of Magic classroom were not divided into two distinct parts, the left and the right, according to their academy affiliations.

Instead, it is like an interlaced chessboard, with sky blue and silver-green intertwined.

Most of the courses at Hogwarts are arranged in two colleges together, and the professors responsible for formulating the course schedule also fully consider the love and hatred between the various colleges.

Therefore, in order to prevent students from always thinking about fighting instead of studying well in class, two colleges with better relations are usually arranged together.

For example, Gryffindor and Hufflepuff, Slytherin and Ravenclaw.

If true

As shown in the movies, if all Gryffindor and Slytherin classes were arranged together, every class would surely be very lively.

At this moment, students from both the Eagle Academy and the Snake Academy all uniformly put on an attitude of being intoxicated in the ocean of knowledge.

The precious knowledge was so intoxicating that they all staggered in this vast ocean of knowledge.

They all looked shaky, as if they would lose their balance and fall off their chairs in the next second.

Only Noah and Hermione were still conscious.

Even Shirley fell under Professor Binns's hypnotic voice.

Watching his classmates falling one after another, Noah shook his head helplessly.

These guys can't drink much. They get drunk after just a few drinks.

The first half of Professor Binns's course was excruciating.

But according to the record of the History of Magic class in "Hogwarts, A History", Professor Binns did not look like this when he was teaching a thousand years ago.

The book records it like this:

As lunchtime approached, the students reluctantly left Professor Binns' classroom. Everyone seemed very excited. The species transformation demonstrated in the Transfiguration class allowed them to witness the wonder of magic for the first time, and Professor Binns' history of magic filled the children with infinite imagination about magic.

It can be seen that Professor Binns is not a hypnotist who can only read from a textbook and whose classes are extremely boring.

Noah guessed that this might be because when Professor Binns turned into a ghost, as a spirit he only retained his memories and personality before his death.

As for the human part of his soul, it gradually disappeared over the long years.

Ghosts are unable to accept or learn new knowledge.

In other words, in the following one thousand years of teaching, Professor Binns could only read from the textbooks when faced with the history of the wizarding world after his death.

But only the first half of the course is boring, the content of the second half is not the same.

When all the students except Noah had gone to bed, Professor Binns, whose voice sounded like an old vacuum cleaner, finished talking about the deeds of the villain Murrick, and then changed the subject and began to talk about the war between wizards and Muggles a thousand years ago.

"We call the century when Hogwarts was founded more than a thousand years ago the Golden Age of Magic. In that era when magic flourished, wizards could use their talents as they pleased..."

"But because of this, Muggles' fear of magic has grown, and many wizards have been persecuted in secret."

"The four greatest wizards of the time - Godric Gryffindor, Helga Hufflepuff, Rowena Ravenclaw, and Salazar Slytherin - realized that a war between the non-magical world and the magical world would inevitably occur in the near future, so they joined together to establish this school, hoping to protect wizards from persecution by Muggles, and also hoping that young people who showed magical talent could learn how to control their own power to a certain extent..."

Professor Binns paused for a moment, looked around the classroom with blurry eyes, and then slowly began his lecture.

In the hidden content of the second half of the class, Noah heard a lot of very interesting things, especially Professor Binns' speculation on the future trends of the non-magical world and the magical world.

At the rate the non-magical world was developing, exposure of the wizarding world was inevitable.

Now those Muggles out there have enough capabilities to launch satellites into outer space.

The Muggle-Repelling Charms that wizards rely on to hide themselves cannot avoid satellite photography from hundreds of kilometers in the sky.

At that time, the collision of the two worlds was bound to be inevitable.

Noah suddenly understood Grindelwald's intention of conquering and ruling the non-magical world before the Muggle technology developed to the point where it could threaten the survival of wizards.

But this does not mean that he would agree with Grindelwald's approach.

Relying on force to oppress and conquer is undoubtedly the worst method of all.

Professor Binns's lecture echoed in the classroom filled with snoring, and the rustling sound of the quill on the parchment was completely drowned out.

It was not until the bell for the end of Hogwarts rang in the castle that Noah contentedly put away the parchment filled with records.

"Get up and have breakfast."

He nudged Malfoy, who was still sleeping soundly beside him.

Draco rubbed his sleepy eyes, looking like he hadn't gotten enough sleep. "Why, is it dawn yet?"

Chapter 36 Gryffindor deducts points!

The bell for the end of get out of class is the charge to eat.

Hungry students continued to pour out of the open classroom doors in various parts of the castle, gradually converging towards the auditorium with a unified goal.

On the marble steps of the castle's foyer, Noah and his companions ran into Neville, who had also just finished class.

Although they had just met in the Great Hall at noon, Neville acted as if he had not been seen by his friends for centuries.

"Professor Sprout's Herbology is amazing!"

Shirley waved her hands weakly, "Professor Binns' History of Magic is just as magical. I have never been so sleepy in my life."

She seemed to have no bones at all, hanging limply on Hermione's body, like a tightly wrapped

A baby sloth hugging its mother.

Draco's eyes showed the same tiredness, but he was too embarrassed to hang on Noah.

It was one thing that men shouldn't touch each other, but what was real was that he was afraid that Noah would kick him seven or eight meters away.

When Neville heard that the History of Magic class was so horrible, his fat face turned green.

His originally happy expression instantly turned into a sad one. "Our academy has Professor Binns' History of Magic class tonight."

"Don't worry," Noah patted his shoulder. "When you have class tonight, just lie down in the classroom and you can sleep until tomorrow morning. You don't even have to go back to the common room."

Hermione glared at Noah who was talking nonsense. "You want Neville to be caught by the professor on night watch and have all Hufflepuff's points deducted, right?"

Several people walked towards the hall noisily. When Hermione was about to take her seat, she walked towards the Ravenclaw table very consciously.

Noah grabbed her and said, "Where are you going? Can't we just go to Hufflepuff's place to eat together?"

Among the four major houses in Hogwarts, except for Gryffindor and Slytherin, who have never had any contact with each other, Hufflepuff has a relatively harmonious relationship with the other three houses.

The badgers' Buddhist attitude of not quarreling with the world determines that they will not quarrel with people from other colleges.

Hermione glanced at the other students in the hall. They were all eating obediently at their own house tables. She asked hesitantly, "Is this okay?"

"What's not allowed?"

Noah sat down next to Neville without a care in the world, and took Malfoy with him.

"It's said that Hufflepuff House is tolerant of all students. Can't it also allow a few students from other houses to eat a meal together?"

"This classmate is absolutely right." A gentle voice came from the side.

"Our house is indeed the most inclusive of the four houses at Hogwarts, and we welcome all friends and guests."

Several people turned their heads to look and saw a tall boy, very handsome, with black hair and bright grey eyes.

"Cedric Diggory, Hufflepuff house, third year student." He took the initiative to extend his hand to Noah.

"Noah Shafrin."

After a brief greeting, everyone was hungry after a day of classes and had no extra energy to waste on bragging and nonsense.

Everyone was busy eating.

Only when all the food on the plate was gone did Hermione pull out their Ravenclaw school timetable from her heavy backpack and begin to study what classes she would have tomorrow.

"The first class tomorrow morning is Defense Against the Dark Arts," said Hermione.

As the first practical magic course that requires freshmen to wield wands after entering school, the Defense Against the Dark Arts class is always something to look forward to.

Of course, the premise is that you don't know the nature of the Defense Against the Dark Arts class at Hogwarts.

Shirley and Noah didn't show any surprise at all.

One of them was a time traveler with a God's perspective, and the other had heard from his old father what the Defense Against the Dark Arts class at Hogwarts was like.

"Do you have Potions class in the morning?" Noah tilted his head slightly and glanced at the timetable in Hermione's hand.

"Neville, Professor Snape didn't scare you, did he?"

Hearing Noah's slanderous words, Shirley slammed the table in dissatisfaction, "Does my dad look like such a terrible person?"

Be more confident and remove the image.

Speaking of Potions class, Neville sniffed, "No, Professor Snape is very nice."

Neville's unexpected words almost drove Noah crazy.

What the hell?

Professor Snape is a nice person?

If you ask those Gryffindor students about this, who would believe it?

He was about to give an example to refute it, but suddenly remembered that Neville seemed to no longer be the Gryffindor swordsman in the original timeline.

He was a Hufflepuff now, after all.

Even if he could pull out the Sword of Gryffindor, he should be called the Hufflepuff Swordmaster.

Hufflepuff takes Potions classes together with Ravenclaw, and in Ravenclaw house there is an extremely special person named Shirley.

Snape had always targeted only the little lions of Gryffindor.

To be more precise, he should be disgusted with James Potter and his group of cronies who had snatched away his dream girl, Lily Evans.

As for the peaceful Hufflepuffs...

Snape's attitude towards them wasn't exactly good, but it wasn't as bad as his treatment of Gryffindor.

Of course, if there was a Shirley in the class, the situation would be completely different.

Noah could fully imagine Snape's reaction in the Potions class -

Snape: "Shirley, if I add powdered narcissus root to an infusion of wormwood, what will I get?"

Shirley: "Narcissus root powder mixed with wormwood can be made into a powerful sleeping potion called Life and Death Water."

Snape: "Good! Ravenclaw gets 10,000 points! Slytherin gets 10,000 points too!"

Why did Shirley get extra points for Slytherin since she was a Ravenclaw student?

He is the head of Slytherin, Shirley's godfather, and has raised such an outstanding daughter.

He raised the child, but after all, he raised him himself, doesn’t he deserve extra points?

On the contrary, if it was the young version of James, that is, Harry Potter, even if our dear savior answered the question correctly, Snape might be like this -

"Next time, say hello to the professor before answering a question. Gryffindor will lose 10,000 points!"

The premise is that Harley doesn't dress like a woman.

To be honest, the first-grade wizard is only eleven years old, his body has not yet fully grown, and the difference in secondary sexual characteristics can be completely ignored.