Hogwarts: I graduated before the system came

There was also someone who imitated Crabbe and ran forward blankly after entering, but he overestimated his athletic ability and stepped directly into the puddle in front of him, and he didn't even climb out...

(Slytherin: You can use the Freezing Spell!)

Although everyone discussed some solutions, unfortunately not everyone can use these spells.

In the end, only one student named Daphne Greengrass took everyone's advice into consideration.

Smoothly entered the second channel.

The news she brought back was that the second passage only looked scary.

As long as you run fast enough, the strange creature will always stay one meter away from you.

Then clearly state that the ground in the second channel will slowly move backwards while running.

If you run one step, you will take about one-third of a step back. Only by running faster can you ensure that you are moving forward.

She moved back towards the ground and cast a freezing spell but it had no effect.

But as you get closer to the exit, you'll feel an invisible resistance.

It's a bit like being in water. Although it doesn't affect breathing, it is very tiring.

And the passage is indeed getting narrower and narrower, which gives people a sense of oppression...

Therefore, she concluded that this passage was likely a test of physical strength.

After hearing her description, the Slytherins were stunned. Is this simple or complicated?

After listening to this, Douglas couldn't help but applaud and said:

"Excellent deduction, Miss Greengrass, five points for Slytherin..."

He really didn't expect the purpose of his setting up obstacles.

It was actually guessed by a second-year Slytherin student.

I originally thought that it would have to be discovered by a third year student, or a second year Ravenclaw, or of course it could be Hermione.

After hearing Douglas's praise, everyone looked at Daphne Greengrass. Is this really a test of physical strength?

But Draco's mouth curled up slightly. This is the magical world, how could it be so simple.

He thought there must be a spell or something else that could help him crack the next level.

Douglas couldn't help but touch his chin as he watched Draco lead everyone away in high spirits.

He guessed the reason for the other party's high spirits.

I couldn't help but feel proud in my heart: You can think of it, but I can't? Oh, you are still too young.

There were originally only two purposes for this level.

The first thing is to see whether the diary has entered Hogwarts, but so far, all the students seem to be normal.

Then we can only wait until the content of this practical class has fermented and then let the respected senior Riddle show up.

At the same time, students can also rehearse what they should do after the secret room incident occurs.

Of course, he didn't mind. Some smart classmates discovered the connection between the two. They had already prepared an explanation and a backup plan.

Who made him like playing Go in his previous life...

Secondly, he felt that many students at Hogwarts were generally relatively weak. Of course, this didn't mean that they were that weak.

Instead, many people experience symptoms such as increased heart rate, shortness of breath, chest tightness, and headache after a little activity. This can be seen in regular classes.

Once they were about to be late, they had no choice but to run up the complicated stairs and were out of breath when they arrived at the classroom. There was even one time when a student felt dizzy as soon as he arrived at the classroom because he ran too fast.

Although the potion could effectively solve the symptoms, he still felt it was necessary to solve the problem for the children from the root.

Because morning exercises can improve the function of the central nervous system...improve motor nerves...

To foster a spirit of collectivism... to cultivate in them the qualities of hard work, solidarity, mutual assistance, and perseverance...

Most importantly, morning exercises can cultivate students' sentiments.

Living in the Hogwarts campus with mountains, water and forests,

But he shuttled through the dark castle all day long,

Apart from Quidditch players, few people can enjoy this natural beauty.

Douglas made sure to let the kids experience the joy of a morning run along the shores of Black Lake…

Of course, he didn't think that he could directly change the school's living habits with just his words.

We can only use some methods to guide step by step from point to surface.

In short, everything is for the students!

Chapter 67: The Sidelined Twin Class Representatives

After class, Douglas returned to his office for a while.

Percy knocked on the office door and brought a letter.

"Boss, this is a letter from Mr. Slaine. He said your owl couldn't deliver the letter, so he sent it to me."

Douglas took the letter and asked doubtfully:

"How does he know you?"

Percy stared in disbelief and said:

"Boss, have you forgotten?

It was you who introduced Mr. Slaine to me when we were in Diagon Alley, and you also asked him to give me the complete set of books.

On the first day of school, I received a book from Mr. Slane...

I remember mentioning...

There is no regret about this..."

Percy was joking with the last sentence of course. He didn't think the other party would really take the book back.

Douglas slapped his forehead:

“I almost forgot about this.

But what I was wondering about was,

If he, a Hufflepuff, wanted to contact me, he would probably think of asking Dean Sprout for help.

I'd actually look for a Gryffindor like you..."

After opening the letter, Douglas glanced through it.

Basically, he first complained about not being able to write to him directly.

Douglas's behavior also made it impossible for fans to send letters to Douglas.

All kinds of strange letters once again messed up his office...

(Last time, it was because Douglas stopped updating, and fans didn't know who the author was, so the letters they sent him completely destroyed his office!)

There are still some things to discuss with him. The company is considering publishing a collector's edition of several books and changing the author's name to Douglas Holmes.

And let him write a foreword as the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor. It would be best if he could contact the Hogwarts professors to write the foreword, especially Dumbledore's...

He also planned to hold a book signing event during his tenure as the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor. This set of books would surely be a hit and become a one-time print run. After all, this position was an annual one, and there would be no chance to do so in the future.

The books published during this period must be very meaningful.

The last thing was not discussed with Douglas, but informed him directly.

On Saturday afternoon, he would be interviewed by a reporter from the Daily Prophet at the Three Broomsticks Pub in Hogsmeade Village. He was not allowed to refuse and had to be there.

Slaine said he had promised the company that if Douglas didn't go, he would hang himself at the gate of Hogwarts.

And Slaine specifically mentioned that he turned down Rita Skeeter's request to interview her, so it's clear he understands the reporter's style...

After reading the letter, Douglas asked Percy to wait for a moment.

Then he thought for a while at his desk and wrote a reply letter to Slaine.

She agreed to his arrangement and gave him some profound praise for refusing an interview with Rita Skeeter.

"Percy, go to the Owlery and help me send this letter to Slaine!"

Percy was not at all surprised by Douglas's arrangement.

He put the book "Forgotten Ancient Magic and Spells" in his hand back to its original place.

Then he took the letter from Douglas and left.

Shortly after Percy left, class representatives from each class came to report on their learning progress.

Hermione handed in the checks written by the classmates, and Douglas noticed that none of the checks were shorter than 12 inches.

At that time, he did not limit the length of the students' review requirements, but only said that only if the review was serious could they get the book back and get a signature.

Douglas picked them up and took a quick look. The longest one was Hermione's, which was a full 20 inches long. He noticed that Hermione also quoted several historical events that happened due to misunderstanding of rumors.

Other students also cited some events to a greater or lesser extent.

Seeing the same style, Douglas couldn't help but look up and glance at Hermione who was fidgeting.

Of course, it is not only the second-year Gryffindor students who have to write this check. Any class that believes the rumor will be assigned this homework.

The Hufflepuff class representative couldn't help but worry when she saw Hermione bring such a long examination.

Because the longest check written by their class was only 6 inches long, they were half as impressive as the other side.

Douglas asked them to keep all the self-criticism letters and said that after reading them, he would assign the books to the students who truly realized their mistakes.

After leaving all the students with their homework, Douglas let them leave...

Douglas had to go on patrol soon and didn't have time to point out the problems with their homework one by one on the spot.

After everyone had left, he noticed that there were three people who had been mingling in the crowd.

Sitting at the tea table, eating snacks and drinking tea,

Two of them seemed more like regular customers, with no sense of unfamiliarity at all, and commented on the dim sum.

"George! Fred!

You really treat this as your common room. Don't forget, you are here to be detained, not to enjoy yourself.

Of course, Miss Johnson, you don't have to be nervous. I'm just criticizing these two boys.

What do you want to talk to me about?"

Angelina Johnson is a tall girl with long black hair tied into a pigtail, and she is a Gryffindor suitor.

But at this moment she felt a little uneasy.

Don't look at her proud and enthusiastic appearance in the Gryffindor common room, leading the fourth-year students.

He forced the Weasley twins to reluctantly agree to their request to establish deputy class representatives.

But after arriving at Douglas' office, I felt a little nervous, and I didn't know whether I was excited or scared.

Fred gave George a look, and then the two of them took Angelina and mixed in with the crowd to drink tea and eat snacks.

Hopefully, this would ease her nerves a bit.

Hearing Douglas' question, Angelina didn't know what to say for a moment. She glanced at Fred.

Yes, Douglas had long discovered that this girl could recognize Fred at a glance.

He had to rely on name magic to secretly cheat in order to tell the two apart.

Fred and George complained at the right time:

"Oh, Professor, the students are rebelling!"

"Yes, they are planning to overthrow us!"

"It's like the Deputy Minister of Magic is in direct contact with Dumbledore!"

"Oh my god, our poor Minister Fudge..."

"Our fates are so similar..."