Hogwarts: I graduated before the system came

Douglas' words made the Slytherin student's face pause.

After repelling two rounds of zombies in a row, Wood's challenge ultimately ended in failure.

Douglas gave him a p without hesitation.

After restoring the scene, let the students recharge the corpses, and then let others come in to continue the challenge.

In fact, these Inferi at the bottom of the lake are not real Inferi, but fake Inferi created by Douglas using Transfiguration and some mixed spells.

He had also thought about getting a real corpse to show his students.

But unfortunately, Professor McGonagall was firmly opposed to bringing such a dangerous and inhumane thing into Hogwarts.

It's actually very simple to deal with those fake zombies, just use an oversized fluorescent flash.

Completely illuminate the entire lake.

Those Yin corpses will not come up.

Unfortunately, the wizarding world's habit of using magic always carries some inertia, or inheritance.

When facing the Inferi, most people are accustomed to using the more aggressive and safer Fire Spell.

However, people often overlook the fact that Yin corpses are photophobic creatures.

After Wood went out, he did not tell everyone the true situation inside.

After all, Douglas said that in the last class.

Whoever gets first place will be the class representative.

Although he felt that he was already very busy as the Gryffindor Quidditch captain and had no time to be a class representative.

But he still hopes that the class representative can be selected from his own college.

Until the end of the class, no one had thought of using light to deal with the Yin corpse.

Everyone who went in used fire spells foolishly.

The one called Dolohov even used an uncontrolled fire spell.

Fortunately, Douglas reacted quickly and used the spell of "Ten Thousand Curses Ended" to extinguish the Fire Curse.

Looking at Dolokhov, whose hair was curled by his own fire curse.

Douglas deducted fifty points from Slytherin without hesitation.

Dolohov was ordered to write a five-foot-long self-criticism and submit it to his headmaster, Professor Snape.

Then copy the Hogwarts school rules two hundred times.

"Dolohov, I hope you realize how big a mistake you've made. I'm doing this for your own good.

If the out-of-control Fire Curse is not stopped, it will not just be this classroom that will be destroyed.

Even how many students at Hogwarts would die in the fire.

Humph! Don't show that disdainful expression. You should know that there were several Slytherin seventh-year students in the classroom besides me..."

Douglas looked at the lawless guy in front of him, and saw fear in his eyes. He finally knew what fear was.

You know, when the Fire Curse got out of control, it really scared the other seventh-grade students.

Bullying has always existed at Hogwarts.

It is especially serious within Slytherin because of bloodline, grade, and strength.

It will become their reason for bullying.

Douglas is not one to meddle in other people's business, and of course he doesn't think that he is a young Muggle-born professor.

When his words left the Defense Against the Dark Arts class, how much deterrent effect would they have on Slytherin?

Unless he uses violence.

The get out of class time is coming soon.

The Gryffindor students walked out of the basement corridor, shoulder to shoulder.

Just as Douglas was about to leave, he suddenly saw Professor Snape standing on the side of the corridor, looking at this side coldly.

Douglas touched his nose.

Well, when you see a colleague, you should greet them in a friendly manner.

"Hi! Professor Snape, I haven't seen you much this week! How have you been lately?"

Snape glanced at Douglas and said nothing.

Then he said coldly to Dolokhov, who was still standing at the entrance of the sixth grade:

"Mr. Dolokhov, do you still need me to invite you over?"

Douglas watched from the side and couldn't help smacking his lips in his heart.

Look, this is the aura a teacher should have. Do I need to ask you to come over?

I can’t learn it, I can’t learn it, it’s too cold!

When Dolohov came over tremblingly, he stood obediently in front of Snape.

Snape snorted coldly, then said to Douglas:

"Professor Holmes, I heard all the arrangements you just made...

Fifty points! Haha, that’s right!”

Douglas was shocked when he heard Snape's tone.

Are you trying to protect your own child?

Chapter 34 Everything for Education

Snape stood at the corner, half of his body hidden in the shadows, looking eerie.

This forced Douglas to be on high alert.

Especially since Snape had disliked him for a long time, but he had always been reluctant to do so because he was a student.

Now, we were all adults, and I had taken away the Defense Against the Dark Arts position he so desired...

Douglas suddenly thought of a serious problem: what if he could really lift the curse on this position at the end of the school year.

Doesn't that mean Professor Snape will never have a chance to get this job?

Haha ...

Douglas wanted to laugh when he thought of this.

Professor Snape saw the strange expression on Douglas' face, as if he was trying hard not to laugh.

His thin face became even gloomier.

Douglas felt a chill running down his neck and quickly came to his senses:

"Professor, you're welcome. Haha, you know, using this level of dark magic, even in class, is against school rules. Strictly speaking, you should be expelled..."

Snape glanced at Dolohov and said coldly, "I'd rather he be expelled!"

As soon as these words were spoken, Dolokhov beside him trembled even more violently.

God knows, Slytherin has lost the house cup for seven consecutive years since last term.

This made Professor Snape unconsciously bow down to Professor McGonagall.

Every point in Slytherin was hard-earned, and this guy actually deducted fifty points in one go.

Snape became more and more angry as he thought about it, and said to Dolohov fiercely:

"What are you still standing here for? Do you want me to copy the school rules for you?"

Dolokhov was so frightened that he took off running.

Snape twisted his thin lips into a slightly sarcastic smile and said to Douglas:

"You come with me!"

Douglas didn't understand why, but he still followed Professor Snape.

After following Snape into a classroom.

With a click, the door closed behind him.

After entering the classroom, Douglas was stunned by the scene before him.

He looked at Snape, a man with greasy black hair, a hooked nose, and sallow skin.

Then he looked at the spotless white Potions classroom.

Snape showed impatience:

"Hmph! Don't think too much about it. I just think this can better reflect the rigor and precision of Potions.

I heard that you went to a Muggle school to study for a while...

I brought you here for no other purpose than to let you see it.

The wizarding world is no worse than the Muggle world!"

Douglas didn't say anything. He had already guessed the purpose of the Potions professor bringing him here.

Haha, if you want me to see the difference between the Potions classroom he arranged and the research laboratory in the Muggle world, just tell me directly.

Why do you still look like you're doing this for your own good?

Ahem, after all, I am currently the only professor at Hogwarts who has studied in a Muggle university.

Douglas was patrolling the classroom in a pretentious manner.

Douglas was surprised when he saw the beaker with a scale on the table.

You see, each potion recipe is like a recipe.

It is always filled with some subjective words.

Very imprecise.

Fortunately, Snape has never been a rigid and conservative person, since his school days.

The fact that he questioned some of the contents in the textbook and corrected them himself showed that he was really obsessed with Potions.

That's probably why he made such a change.

After all, for the wizarding world, adopting some of the Muggle world's rules of conduct sometimes requires courage.

Especially Slytherin.

Douglas looked around and asked doubtfully:

"Professor Snape, don't you have something like a 'Potions Classroom Safety Management System'?"

Snape said in a dry voice:

"'Safety Management System for the Potions Classroom'? Yes, yes, I have already formulated it, um, yes!"

When Douglas heard Snape's tone, he immediately realized that he had never cared about this thing at all.

Based on the principle of education, Douglas actively suggested:

"Professor, the book I gave you contains the relevant regulations.

Most of them can be used directly, and then you can delete and modify those systems based on your years of teaching experience.

Make them more suitable for a Potions classroom!"

Snape snorted coldly and said disdainfully:

"Humph! What's the point of sorting it out?

Every time I teach them, I remind them where they shouldn’t make mistakes, but they still make them anyway.”

After saying that, he looked at Douglas unkindly.

It’s amazing to think that the most restless guy in the Potions class actually suggested establishing a Potions system.

How ridiculous.