HP: Let professors walk towards the light

Draco retracted his hand and looked at Lena.

"Um...it won't be dangerous, right?" he asked, as if seeking affirmation.

"It only takes one nail to leave a wound on your arm that's as long as your arm and very deep," said Reina.

"How can it be so dangerous?" Behind Draco, Crabbe, who didn't believe in evil, had already placed his hand on Buckbeak's head and confidently asked everyone to say hello.

"Look, Draco, he's not that dangerous, he's just a brute, even I can easily--" When Crabbe turned his head again, he looked into Buckbeak's dangerous eyes.

Buckbeak raised his front paw, but Crabbe just froze under it.

"Idiot!" Lena reacted immediately, threw the monster book in her hand to Draco, took out the wand inside her robe, and threw Crabbe a few meters away. Everything happened in just two or three seconds.

Buckbeak missed his target and howled towards the sky. The movement here was successfully captured by Hagrid, who hurried over and tied Buckbeak up again.

On the other side, Blaise picked up Crabbe who was at his feet. Blaise looked at him with disgust as he was covered in mud, and silently cast a cleansing spell on himself.

"Merlin, I seem to have spun several times in the air." Crabbe reacted.

"I'm alive!"

"Of course you're still alive, idiot!" Draco also cursed, but at the same time he was glad that he listened to Lena, otherwise he might have been the one thrown out.

Hagrid calmed Buckbeak down, walked over and said, "Of course you won't die. They're not that dangerous. If you do what I say."

"In fact, sir, you cannot deny that hippogriffs are dangerous. I think your courses lack some safety. Perhaps you can make some adjustments to your courses. If it weren't for my quick reaction, Crabbe might even have lost an arm." Lena gave feedback to Hagrid very seriously.

"Oh, how is that possible? You overthink it. I know my limits. They are good children, very docile," Hagrid retorted.

"But it's only the first day of school, and Madam Pomfrey has already seen quite a few students who had their fingers or toes bitten off because of the Monster Book."

Yes, Reina was not exaggerating. At this time, Madam Pomfrey had already complained to Dumbledore in the headmaster's office. After all, all the students who were going to take the Magical Beasts class had bought the monster book.

"This..." The fat and kind-hearted Hagrid had no idea about this and was speechless for a moment, but in his opinion this was indeed not a dangerous thing.

He looked at Harry and the others somewhat embarrassedly.

"Maybe she's got a point," Harry muttered to Hagrid as he came over.

"In fact, everyone is looking forward to your class. It will definitely be more interesting."

"Oh! Of course, I'll make it more interesting and you'll definitely like it." Hagrid patted his chest confidently, with such force that it even knocked out dust.

Near the end of the course, Draco managed to get on the Hippogriff and flew a few circles in the air.

After all, Xiaolong still loves the feeling of flying in the air, not to compete with Harry.

As for Crabbe, after an afternoon of fear, he and Goyle accused Buckbeak.

"Boy, shouldn't you think about how to thank others for saving your arm?" Millicent interrupted Crabbe's crying.

"Reina has already told Professor Snape about what happened today. Unless your complaints here can sentence that big guy to death, don't pollute other people's ears with those useless words in the lounge."

the other side.

"It's really not possible." Dumbledore looked at the big guy blocking his door helplessly.

"I'm sorry I can't allow you to show the Acromantula directly to the students. That would be very dangerous. Hagrid, I think you should go to Poppy." A cunning light flashed across Dumbledore's crescent glasses, but his face remained expressionless.

"Pomfrey? Oh no, I'm fine." Hagrid was confused.

"Because she was just looking for you."

"Really? Well, I'll go right away."

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Tuesday morning.

"Please use your overburdened brains to think carefully about what are the chrysanthemum roots of equal size."

Snape was patrolling the seating corridor with a sullen face. He looked at Neville's rough anus, then at the words "particularly conspicuous (mi mi ma ma)" written on his blackboard. With a look of disgust on his face, he spoke in a gloomy tone to remind everyone and walked to the front row.

I felt relieved when I saw Reina's very bright acid green liquid.

Reina noticed that Snape had been standing beside her for a long time, and looked up at him slightly.

All I heard him say was: "Talros completed it very quickly and perfectly, Slytherin plus ten points." Then he walked towards the others.

After a while, Neville's orange-red cauldron was once again spotted by Snape.

"Orange, tell me kid, is it true that your head can't hear me saying only put in a mouse spleen, or did I not tell you accurately to use only one drop of leech juice?" Snape said dissatisfiedly, thinking that the job was really rubbish.

As usual he was raving about the students being useless at Potions.

"Listen, you guys. Except for those who can successfully transform toads back into tadpoles, everyone has to hand in a foot-long reflection on the failure of potions. Tallos, put your potions in my locker. get out of class dismissed!"

"Oh my God, another foot! Just because my tadpole has four more legs? It's still a tadpole. I think if Snape gives it a little more time, it might become a tadpole." Ron picked up the book, and he and Harry quickly walked out of the Potions classroom.

"Next time I want to sit with Hermione. I heard Hermione teaching Neville. By the way, where is she? Wasn't she behind us just now?" Ron looked around in confusion.

"She's on the stairs." Harry pointed ahead.

Hermione ran towards them, book in hand.

"Merlin's socks! Hermione, how did you do that, you were behind us a minute ago."

Faced with Ron and Harry's doubts, Hermione chose today's lunch.

Inside the Potions Office.

"Oh - generous Professor Snape, your lovely student is here to hand in her homework." Reina opened the door on her own, walked to Snape's potion cabinet with ease, and put the repellent in it.

Snape was sorting out lesson plans and remaining potions materials.

"I'll have lunch here, and I can rest for a while. What classes do you have this afternoon?"