Hogwarts Rising Again

Chapter 505 The New Professor

"Why are you following me here again? School is just starting now!" Mo Lin asked with his elbow resting on the table, resting his chin.

"People who do magic research don't divide their time."

Magatha waved her magic wand confidently, conjured up a chair, sat down beside Molin in a familiar way, and took a magnifying glass to take a look at Molin's nails. Molin was used to it.

"Why? Why can't I learn if you can learn?" Hugo said unconvinced.

"I'm doing it for your own good."

Magatha took out her wand and drew a row of strange symbolic calculations in the air. These calculations were constantly changing in the air, densely packed, and there were various arrow patterns, pointing to each other.

"I don't want to hit you, you are different from your sister Rose—she can learn it, but you can't." Magatha said bluntly, "If you want to learn this magic formula matrix change, you can learn it. You can try it."

Hugo was still in high spirits at first, but when he saw the large string of dazzling magic symbols, his mind suddenly became confused.

Hugo simply rejected the subject of arithmetic and divination.

"But I welcome you to take the arithmetic and divination class, Maureen, Professor Victor will be very happy." Magatha said to Maureen.

"No, I'm not interested in things like divination." Mo Lin shook his head, seeing that Magatha's expression was wrong, he quickly added: "I'm not interested in divination and arithmetic divination."

Magatha would always emphasize to Mo Lin that divination and arithmetic and divination are two different things, and Mo Lin felt that it was better for him to make this clear and respect the course—even though Mo Lin felt that there was no difference between the two courses.

"How could you not be interested!"

Magatha sounded shocked, and she said very seriously: "You can figure out why you can't be divined by learning arithmetic divination, which is completely different from the kind of divination class that relies on guesswork! We study facts, and I strongly recommend it." This class, it gives you a really amazing feeling."

Magatha eagerly listed a lot of benefits to Molin from taking Arithmetic and Divination courses, such as being able to find the gold coins she lost, and knowing the other party's thoughts in advance. If you master the essence, it is more effective than Legilimency.

Magatha wanted Molin to take arithmetic and divination, so that she could further study Molin with Professor Victor, and it was a little fun to think about it.

But when Mo Lin thought of the way Magatha and Professor Victor didn't speak when they met, they just winked, and he felt that this scene was a bit weird.

Seeing that Magatha had said a lot, Maureen couldn't bear to fight again, so he said tactfully, "I will think about it, Magatha."

But like Hugo, he rejected this class in his heart. He had already learned a lot about astrology and divination, and there was no need to touch things related to divination.

Most importantly, he was afraid that once he took the arithmetic and divination class, Magatha would have more excuses to pester him in the future, and it might not be as simple as going to the toilet and being blocked at the toilet door.

"You are also welcome to take the Arithmetic and Divination class, An Ran." Magatha turned her head and said to An Ran.

"I'm only in the second grade, and I don't have elective courses." An Ran said politely.

"Be prepared in advance so that you won't be in a hurry in the future." Magatha said.

"An Ran has already chosen one, magic medicine." Mo Lin said.

An Ran had been studying healing magic with Madam Pomfrey in the school infirmary last semester, and Madam Pomfrey praised her very much.

"Speaking of which, I don't know who is taking History of Magic this semester. Professor Binns hasn't come back yet?" Lily asked.

Mo Lin and An Ran glanced at each other. Both of them knew what happened to Professor Binns. They are now in a deep sleep. It is not clear whether they have woken up or not. However, this matter needs to be kept secret, so it is useless for them to know the inside story. .

"Don't let Professor Francis take over as a substitute! I'm even afraid of the history of magic now." Hugo looked depressed, and then asked: "Magastha, aren't you that good? Have you figured it out?" What about the history of magic?"

"I only count traces, not illusory things." Magatha said simply.

"It should be the new teacher! Last semester, Professor Binns left in a hurry, and Professor McGonagall didn't have time to find someone to let Professor Francis and Professor Adams take over as substitute teachers. She should find someone during the summer vacation." Morin said.

They then continued to discuss about elective courses. Among these elective courses, Divination and Wizard Law and Detective Magic were the most popular.

Divination courses are popular because of the reputation of Professor Trelawney. Wizarding Law and Magic Detectives are because of the Ministry of Magic. Many students will go to the Ministry of Magic to work after graduation. This is a basic course.

There are a lot of students who take these two courses every year, and the number is limited. I heard that there is an entry test for the divination class.

Hugo and Lily are planning to take the divination class, so they are discussing how to pass the entrance test. Hugo is still considering whether to go through the back door and let Lily's father go to talk to Professor Trelawney or something. He was rejected by Lily with righteous words.

"Divination class is a very sacred class, Hugo, you shouldn't have the idea of ​​going through the back door! People who don't have the talent for divination are useless even if they learn this class."

Lily respects Professor Trelawney in the divination class very much. He is the professor who predicted her father. She always thought that she could also shine in Professor Trelawney's class.

It would be even better if Professor Trelawney could give her a prophecy or something.

Every third-year student must take at least two electives. After Mo Lin rejected divination and arithmetic divination, he fell in love with ancient runes and magical architecture.

The original intention of learning ancient runes was because of the relationship between the stone arches. Payngade had cast many awkward spells. These spells were quite ancient, and many spells were ancient runes. It would be great if he could learn them.

As for magical architecture, he was purely interested in Floyd's strange operation of building a house in a tree last time.

"Okay, Maureen, I hope to see you on the class list taught by Victor!"

After arriving at the school, Magatha spoke to Mo Lin solemnly and left.

"She will be disappointed." Mo Lin couldn't help but said as he watched Magatha's leaving back.

He glanced at the stone arch, which still stood outside the castle, dilapidated and vicissitudes, and the traces left by the battle that night during the summer vacation had all disappeared, as if nothing had happened.

Mo Lin entered the castle without thinking too much, but just as he entered the gate, he suddenly saw two people standing at the door of the auditorium talking about something, Mo Lin was slightly taken aback, he knew these two people.

It turned out to be Professor Arnock and Charles!

"Oh, here you are, we're talking about you!" Arnock waved at Maureen.

"Arnock, why are you here?" Mo Lin asked in surprise.

"You're going to call me Professor now." Anok said happily, puffing out his chest.

"Professor?" Maureen suddenly realized, "Wait, you mean—are you going to come to Hogwarts to teach us the History of Magic?"

"History of Magic? No, no, that class will be taught by Adams this semester." Arnock waved his hand.

"But Professor Adams didn't want to—" Mo Lin set his eyes on Professor Charles, and said in surprise, "Professor Charles, are you ready to come back?"

"Yes, Professor Singer asked me to come back." Professor Charles smiled slightly, "He said that there is no need to do that anymore."

Morin knew what Professor Charles was talking about. He had been searching for Payingaide's portrait and destroying it all year. Few people knew about it except the professors.

"Great." Molin still liked this gentleman professor very much, and he asked Arnock again, "Then Arnock——Professor Singer? History of Magic is taught, what class do you take?"

(End of this chapter)