Professor Snape spent a long time explaining to Hallie what to do with the material.

After all, the main materials used in the wolf poison agent are very rare, and some of the main or secondary materials are toxic.

One of the main materials was even as toxic as Class III by the Extraordinary Pharmacists Association, which was very dangerous and was not treated in the same way as conventional materials.

"Only the stinking werewolves covered in viruses can withstand these poisons,"

Professor Snape commented sharply, his voice tinged with hatred for werewolves,

"In the words of an ancient oriental book I saw, this is called 'fighting poison with poison'!"

After a night of studying, Professor Snape told Harley before she left that if she wanted to make a potion of wolf poison, she needed to study werewolves.

"So when you go back today, remember to learn about werewolves in advance. I'll definitely do a spot check in the next class. ”

Professor Snape said happily, fantasizing about Hallie discovering the truth about Professor Lupin and making a fuss about the whole school.

As for Professor Snape's thoughts, Harley saw through it at a glance.

So she nodded her head and said sorry in her heart.

……

The next day, Harley didn't sleep again.

Professor Flitwick had set the time for the Charms Club at nine in the morning, and Hermione had dragged Harley up at seven.

The Charms Club, like the Transfiguration Club, is a joint participation of selected wizards from all grades.

Not a single Slytherin this time, though.

It seems to be because Professor Flitwick hates people who say he's half-blood behind their backs, and the Slytherins who are good enough at spells have said something similar.

"We've got a couple of nasty Slytherins that we told Professor Flitwick," Fred told Harley in a low voice,

"It's not right to whistleblow, and we hate whistleblowers, but their behavior is just too bad."

"For example, that Angus Fleet in the fifth grade, he viciously cursed Professor Flitwick behind his back that he had goblin blood, that he was a mongrel, and that he wasn't even human."

"So his spell level is very high, but Professor Flitwick refuses to invite him." George added from the sidelines,

"It's a pity that Professor Flitwick is so fair that he actually gave him an excellent one."

"If it were me, he would never want to pass his spell!"

Professors Flitwick and McGonagall teach in the opposite way.

Professor McGonagall emphasizes the theory and laws of Transfiguration in the club, while Professor Flitwick prefers to teach his students more difficult spells, preferring practical application.

After the first activity, he also told all the students.

If anyone can earn the Most Promising Newcomer Award in the field of Charms, certified by Charms & Rune, a leading journal in Charms, before he graduates, he will teach the little wizard Weather Charm alone.

Of course, if the little wizard wanted to switch to something else that wasn't illegal, he wouldn't mind.

Harley was intrigued by the Weather Spell, as it sounded similar to the Witch Path's Sequence 2 Calamity Witch.

The Witch of Disaster is mainly used to create various natural disasters, such as meteorites, earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions.

However, she didn't have any unique spells to do for the time being, and her focus was still on potions research, so this matter was temporarily stuffed into the corner of Hallie's memory.

The weekend passed in a flash, and the young wizards complained about the short nature of the first weekend, and that there was not enough time to rest.

"What do they have to complain about?" On Monday morning, Hermione complained to Harley while eating,

"Lavender actually complained to Parvati about not having enough time to sleep!"

"Oh my God, we've been to two clubs, you've got Quidditch training and Potions lessons, and we're not tired."

"Normally, most people don't realize how precious their time is until they graduate." Harley replied casually with strawberry jam on the slices of bread.

She had a very vocal say in that.

In the early days of joining the Witch Cult, it was very difficult to learn various assassination techniques, speaking skills, and female etiquette.

But compared to the assassination missions and instigation missions that needed to be carried out later, that learning time was undoubtedly much more comfortable.

……

Although there was a fugitive outside the castle and a large number of Dementors around it, this did not affect the normal learning of the young wizards.

The professors attend classes normally and assign homework normally.

As long as the student hasn't been killed by Sirius or kissed by a Dementor, they'll have to turn in their papers.

The only ones that weren't quite normal were Hagrid and Professor Snape.

After the Malfoy incident, Hagrid evolved from one extreme to the other:

It turned out that he couldn't wait to get dangerous creatures such as the fire dragon and the human-faced sphinx-tailed manticores into the classroom, how dangerous they were;

But now, he teaches his students how to take care of the Flober caterpillar in every class.

In fact, the most convenient way to take care of this bug is not to take care of it, they can live well on their own, and they don't need to be tossed around by wizards.

Hermione had to take the initiative to remind Hagrid that if he continued to mess like this, it would not require old Lucius to make any moves, and the little wizard's complaint alone would drive him away.

Eventually, with the help of Harley and Hermione, Hagrid was able to come up with a fairly normal lesson plan, starting with less dangerous animals like the tree monkey and the thorny.

If Hagrid is the ultimate in laziness, Professor Snape is in the extreme.

What had happened in the first Defence Against the Dark Arts class in third year had spread throughout Hogwarts that night, and it was only a few faithful Slytherins who had finally told Professor Snape about it.

This smoked Snape's anger.

As a result, Neville gloriously took on Professor Snape's wrath on behalf of the rest of the Gryffindors.

From the moment he stepped into the Potions classroom with his left foot, Professor Snape was frantically deducting points for his yin and yang aura.

However, Neville is not good at potions, and his teammate is Seamus, so it is easier for him to make the cauldron explode violently when he is still nervous.

And so something interesting happened.

In almost every class, both of them have to blow up a crucible.

After two experiences, Professor Snape gave Neville and Seamus a corner for potions.

Every time he was yin and yang, he also stood far away, so as not to hurt himself by mistake.

Professor McGonagall was furious.

Although when school started, the school required every young wizard to bring a crucible.

However, if the young wizard blows up the crucible in class, it is a teaching accident, and the school is responsible for compensating for a new crucible.

As the Vice-Chancellor in charge of funding, Professor McGonagall must have been unhappy when she saw Professor Snape's daily requests for crucibles.

As a result, Professor McGonagall and Professor Snape came to a rare agreement.

Neville and Seamus were locked up by Professor Snape each time they caused the cauldron to explode.

And the content of confinement is ...... Prepare the crucible for the next lesson yourself.

Professor McGonagall purchased a large number of crucibles from the second-hand market.

These crucibles are inexpensive, have a long history, and are full of classical charm.

Buckle them upside down at the bottom of the Black Lake, and the merfolk will think it's a big rock!

Seamus and Neville's job is to clean the crucible of mold, residue, and hairy crabs for their next lesson.

How reasonable!

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(Thanks to the nine-tailed Yanhu for the tip!) ）

(End of chapter)