Hogwarts: What bad intentions could the little badger have?

"so……"

"Professor Babel, can you let me go first?"

Because of the special position, Blake's voice is a little dull.

Babel suddenly came to her senses after hearing this.

She quickly loosened her arms.

Then he picked up the wine glass next to him and took a sip.

Hiding his embarrassment.

Blake took a deep breath of fresh air.

With his strength, of course he could break free.

but……

Why break free?

So generous and rich, so soft...

"Cough cough..."

"Professor Babeling, I am honored that you would invite me to be your assistant."

“But can you tell me what your research project is?”

Blake asked as he sat back up again.

Two blushes appeared on Professor Babel's face.

I don't know if it was caused by alcohol.

Or was it because of my embarrassing behavior just now?

However, since Blake took the initiative to skip this matter.

Then naturally she didn't dare to say anything more.

She heard Blake ask about her research project.

I was feeling somewhat relieved.

I got excited again.

“My research project.”

"It's to study the practicality of ancient runes!"

"It's not the boring role of translating ancient texts!"

"But..."

Professor Babel stood up with excitement on her face.

"It's the kind of magic that can transform ancient runes."

“The practicality of applying it to real life!”

"Now, let's define the role of ancient runes."

"What a waste of this magical power!"

"Ancient runes should not just be used to translate ancient texts."

"Or participate in alchemy occasionally. After all, how many alchemists are there?"

"There's not even an alchemy class at Hogwarts..."

“So, I want to change the industry’s prejudice against ancient runes!”

Professor Bablyn looked at Blake eagerly.

It started with seeing the parchment that Blake dropped.

She knew that Blake would be able to understand her thoughts!

A person who would think about how to make a magic scroll.

How could I be willing to just give up such magical power as the ancient runes?

Is it regarded as an ordinary ancient language?

Blake must be someone who shares the same pursuits with me!

really……

Blake nodded, "I accept your invitation, Professor Babeling."

After Babel heard this.

He happily picked up the glass again and took a sip.

Then he stretched out his fair, slender hand toward Blake.

"Happy cooperation, little one!"

“A pleasure to work with...”

"But I still want to say something."

"I'm not a little guy, my name is Blake Green."

"You can just call me Blake."

Babel smiled, "But you are still very young."

Blake's face darkened.

Although he knew she was talking about her age.

But being told by a woman that I was small...

No matter how I think about it, I feel unhappy.

"Okay, enough kidding, Blake..."

"Next, I want to know to what extent you have mastered the ancient runes."

Talk about business.

Babel regained her professorial seriousness.

It's not surprising that Babel wanted to know about Blake's knowledge of ancient runes.

Because she really didn't know the true level of Black's ancient runes.

After all, the parchment only showed Blake's fantastic ideas about ancient runes.

In fact, it is impossible to see the true level.

"You can test me."

Blake said confidently.

Testing it out is really the best way.

And for courses like Ancient Runes.

Whether it is used to translate ancient documents.

Or it can be used in real life.

The most basic thing is to memorize it by rote!

The more ancient runes are known and understood.

The higher the level.

Ancient runes are similar to Chinese characters in some respects.

It really is a word that represents a meaning!

So the method to test your level of ancient runes is also very simple!

Babel took a roll of parchment and handed it to Blake.

"Then come on, write out from memory all the ancient runes you have learned."

These symbols can be written on parchment as long as they are not activated by magic.

Blake looked embarrassed and said, "You want all of them?"

"Of course! Otherwise how would I know your true level?"

"So... should I just memorize what I already understand? And what I don't understand yet I won't memorize for the time being?"

Babel nodded. "Okay. Then write down what you haven't understood yet on another piece of parchment."

"I'll explain it to you later..."

Barbie also remembered to instruct Blake on the ancient runes.

Blake looked embarrassed again, "Hiss... Professor Babeling, is this really necessary?"

"Of course!" Babel saw Blake was so hesitant.

If it weren't for the parchment he took out.

She thought he actually knew nothing.

"Okay... then you have to prepare another roll of parchment for me."

"Ah?" Babel didn't quite understand what he meant.

But Blake said nothing more.

Instead, he spread out the parchment on the desk next to him.

He gave his wrist a good flex.

Because next, it's a big project...

Blake picked up the quill and dipped it into ink.

"Swish!"

The sound of the pen tip touching parchment was heard.

Babel looked at it and nodded.

I went back to my sofa and read.

……

Babel read for a long time.

Look up and see Blake over there.

I found that he was still writing furiously.

She didn't care anymore.

Thinking about reading for a while.

It shouldn't be long before Blake calls her.

After all, Blake is still young.

There probably aren't too many ancient runes that can be understood and remembered.

……

The second hand of the clock is ticking.

Babel was so absorbed in reading that she temporarily forgot that there was another person in the office.

She flipped through the book in her hand to the bottom!

After finishing reading the book, I took a sip of wine with satisfaction.

Babel glanced at the clock.

"Well...it's been two hours..."

"Hmm?" Babel suddenly thought of Blake.