Hogwarts: I graduated before the system came

Neville was the first to raise his fist and responded:

"I don't want to!"

The others were also excited and cheered.

"Crack!"

First-year student Colin Creevey captured this scene just in time.

Hermione stood in front of the blazing fireplace, her fist raised high, and the students around her responded to her call like admirers.

In the firelight, she looked so tall...ap.

Colin took the photo without waiting for anyone's reaction.

He said loudly:

"Senior Hermione, can you let Harry stand in that position and take a picture too?

This angle is amazing!"

The whole audience was silent at first, and then burst into laughter.

Whether in high or low grades.

It was a shame the Weasley twins were still in detention, otherwise they would have definitely made the scene even more lively.

Hermione's face flushed red, and it was unclear whether it was because of anger or anger.

The atmosphere that was created with great effort was destroyed by Colin's words.

Harry was filled with shame and anger. He glared at Colin, ran to the corner with his textbook, covered his face with it, and pretended to read.

The people in the common room had no ill intentions either. They laughed for a while and then went back to their own business.

Ginny gathered the first years together and briefly explained the current situation.

The fifth-grade class representative was discussing with Percy whether or not to hold a class meeting.

"I inquired about the Ravenclaw class situation today, and it was horrible. Our mock exam results were even worse than theirs.

Percy, do you think we should get the exam papers from the professor in advance and memorize the questions in advance? I heard that the questions are all from previous OLS exams?"

The fourth grade class representative...

Well, they were still doing detention in the Defense Against the Dark Arts office.

Several fourth-grade students looked blankly at the students of different grades around them, each of whom was led in their studies by a leader.

They were the only ones who were completely in the dark and had no idea what was going on.

Angelina stared blankly at the ceiling and said dissatisfiedly:

"How about we elect a deputy class representative, who will then communicate with Professor Holmes.

Let those two guys be sidelined directly."

The students' eyes lit up...

At this moment, the atmosphere in each college is similar.

Slytherin House, those senior students even informed those who ranked lower than Gryffindor.

If the ranking is still lower than Gryffindor next time, they don't mind taking the time to give their juniors some pointers on magic.

Ravenclaw College is busy with its own things, and the class representative is just a tool, whose biggest role is to test whether they have really memorized the knowledge.

Several students were discussing the "Potions Classroom Safety Management System" handed out by Professor Snape.

The professor just asked them to memorize and do it without telling them why.

Ravenclaw students prefer to think.

Only Hufflepuff students, after hearing the house rankings.

Higher than other colleges, oh, not bad.

Lower than other colleges?

Isn't that normal? Nothing to get excited about.

......

Not everything goes so smoothly.

About the magic practice study room.

Douglas used both soft and hard persuasion, and then appealed to their emotions and reason.

Finally, with the help of Filch and the school doctor, a summary of Hogwarts's past five years was made.

Detailed data on accidents caused by students practicing magic privately.

Professor McGonagall finally agreed to arrange four classrooms as places for students to practice magic.

As for why there are four...

It is conceivable if students from the four major colleges practiced magic in one classroom.

No one could guarantee that his wand wouldn't accidentally go off.

Will it lead to another more serious college war?

No one wants to see this situation.

After arranging the study room, Professor McGonagall said with some concern:

“Douglas, I don’t think the study hall can be used as a casual open practice area.

There must be some corresponding rules.

what you think?"

Douglas nodded, then took out a study room management system he had prepared.

"Professor, you can take a look at this system.

There are a few things I would like to get your approval on.”

Professor McGonagall took the parchment with a complaining look on her face and said, "If this system had been brought out earlier, why would you have kept buzzing in my ears for so long?"

[Students in the third grade and below must be accompanied by a senior student to enter the study room...]

[After entering the study room, please fill in the practice list first. All students should fill in the content of the practice magic and the list of personnel.

Only spells learned in class are allowed to be practiced in the study room. Spells learned outside of class must be approved by the professor before they can be practiced...]

[Students are strictly prohibited from bringing items unrelated to spell practice into the study room...]

[Playing around in the study room, or casting magic on classmates is strictly prohibited...]

......

[Study room opening hours: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm]

[Please abide by the above content and supervise each other. Violators will be disqualified from entering the study room! ]

Professor McGonagall took a quick look at it and thought it was very good and relatively complete.

She asked curiously, "Douglas, I completely agree with all of the above. How else can I help you?"

Douglas touched his nose:

“Professor, you just need to give some people extra points!

For example, if a third-year student is in high school, how can he find a senior who has free time to accompany him to the study room to practice magic?

Apart from having a good relationship, it would be difficult to get help from the other party.

So, can we provide some help in this regard?

For example, if a student accompanies the student once and ensures that the student does not exhibit any dangerous behavior, can we give him some extra points?

For sixth and seventh graders, we can provide a suitable letter of recommendation to those students who have made great contributions to the study room upon graduation.

I believe the recommendation letters provided by the Hogwarts professors will be of great help to their employment..."

Douglas spoke until his mouth was dry and he finally convinced Professor McGonagall.

And she promised to persuade other deans.

This made Douglas breathe a sigh of relief.

Wednesday.

Before the magic study room officially begins.

The first-year Gryffindor students were the first to have their first practical class at Hogwarts.

Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom.

Douglas said as he used marking magic to draw a diagram in the air and said:

"Students, please close your textbooks and take out your wands.

We don't need a textbook for this class.

To put it simply, the content of this practical class is very simple.

As long as you can walk safely from the entrance to the exit of the passage, it will be fine.

Of course, you will encounter some small difficulties.

First of all, this is a cave-like place, which will restrict your movements to a certain extent.

The second point is that you will encounter a creature that has never appeared in textbooks.

Don't worry, it's not dangerous.

only......

During this process, you cannot see its eyes, in any form.

If you look directly into its eyes, you will be hit by a full body binding spell, which means you fail the challenge.

Looking into its eyes indirectly will result in you being struck by a weakening full-body binding spell, paralyzed for a minute.

If it doesn't find you within this minute, you can continue; but if it finds you, a white mark will appear on you, which means you have failed as well...

The first person to succeed in the challenge will receive a set of my signed copies!"

As Douglas explained the rules, he carefully observed the expressions of everyone in the classroom.

But unfortunately, he didn't get the expression he wanted to see.

Chapter 62 Gryffindor is not a reckless lion

Douglas had just finished speaking.

Ginny raised her hand amid everyone's expectant gazes.

"Professor, but we only learned the Whispering Charm. How can we deal with that creature?"

Douglas feigned surprise and said:

“Oh, Merlin’s socks, what are you?

First-year students at Hogwarts!

The flower bud of the wizarding world!

The hope and future of the wizarding world!

I think you have to learn to protect yourself.

When faced with some security threats,

It's not about rushing forward recklessly, trying to defeat the opponent by creating a few sparks with your wand.

But learn to retreat strategically at the right time..."

Ginny retorted:

"Professor, our Gryffindor motto is 'bravery and selflessness'."

The other students also nodded seriously.