After a while, the common room gradually became more crowded.

Because it was almost nine o'clock, the eaglets above the third grade had classes in the first period.

At this time, Roque's roommates almost all woke up, and when they woke up, they saw Roque reading in the common room, and immediately began to regret it.

This is the Eagle Courtyard, and learning is a normal thing, and they won't say anything.

It's just that they're complaining that they're too slack.

Roque said hello, and the group went to the auditorium for breakfast.

Hogwarts is full of antiquity, the most common of which is the variety of statues.

Roque and the others walked down the tower, first past the bust of Ravenclaw, and then past the statue of the Water Demon.

"This is a statue of a water monster, a water monster with the ability to shapeshift, which usually appears in front of people in the form of a long-haired horse."

Every time she passed by a statue, Miss Brown-Haired Otter would explain the origin and records of the statues.

"Oh my God, you're amazing...... the three roommates were stunned.

Despite the love of learning among the Ravenclaw students, Hermione's memory was beyond their imagination.

None of them thought that their thirst for knowledge would one day behave like a scumbag.

Roque on the side saw it, although Ravenclaw admired people with a lot of knowledge, but if Hermione kept loving her like this, she would inevitably be called Miss Know-It-all again.

But Roque can't persuade anything now, and he himself is not qualified to teach others.

What's more, Roque paid more attention at this time, or put it elsewhere.

In the game, walking down the statue of the water demon, behind a normal wall, he remembers that there is a secret study.

It seems to be called Salazar Slytherin's Scripture Building, and it is a very well-protected secret room.

Roque made a note of the place, intending to come and see it when he had time.

……

After breakfast, several people read books in the auditorium for a while.

Roque also rubbed his roommate's "Daily Prophet", but unfortunately there was no good news.

This time, Gringotts' underground vault was unharmed, and no one had any idea of beating it.

After a few discussions with the roommates, we went to the herbal medicine class together.

On the way, I also ran into the Malfoy trio, who had just finished class.

Slytherin was also going to herbalism, so they were on the same path, and they were now talking about Harry's late arrival.

"It's Harry Potter, it's a famous person! Hahaha! ”

"Do you see the funny look on the face of the Weasleys when they are late?"

As he passed the three of them, Roque paused slightly, letting go of his restraint on the Dementors.

Mainly, he was a little curious about Malfoy's behavior.

It stands to reason that Malfoy and Harry should not have been in contact now, does Malfoy have any reason to mock Harry?

The application of the Deception Technique is much more than just listening to the heart, and the true master of the Deception can even directly look at the memories of others.

Roque wasn't so direct, he just listened to the trio's thoughts a little.

It didn't take long for him to get an answer.

Harry was only incidental, they just discriminated against the Lion and the Weasleys equally.

He didn't get any information about Voldemort, but Roque made up his mind to go back and look for a book on the art of retribution.

This ability is really handy, maybe Roque from other worlds will use it sometimes.

……

Classes in herbalism began soon.

"Good morning, students, and welcome to the herbal medicine class."

Sprout, a professor of herbology, is a benevolent and optimistic witch who is also the head of Hufflepuff.

In the book, she focuses on Neville Longbottom, a student with a strong talent for herbs but low self-esteem, and encourages him to do his best, which makes Neville slowly gain self-confidence.

Focusing on the psychology of students and discovering students' talents, it can be said that this is a teacher with great morality.

However, compared to the teacher, her realistic appearance is actually closer to that of a gardener.

This is because she often fiddles with those flowers and plants in the greenhouse, and it is inevitable that she will get dusty on her body, but she herself has long been used to this.

Professor Sprout led the young wizards to the entrance of the greenhouse, and she said solemnly:

"Before we get into class, I have to tell you something."

"There are a lot of magical plants in the greenhouse, and many of them are unimaginably dangerous, so please don't touch any of the plants here."

"Don't be overly curious!"

The eaglets straightened up.

"Bloodline doesn't bless you from poison."

The little snakes retracted their smiles.

"So you can't touch any plants without my permission." Professor Sprout, who had always been mild-mannered, was unusually stern at this time.

The little wizards immediately responded, "Yes! Professor! ”

"But please believe that learning herbology well will definitely benefit you for a long time."

"If you take good care of your garden, it will in turn help you." Professor Sprout said as he opened the door to the greenhouse.

She wasn't an overly strict teacher per se, but there were too many young wizards who had been injured in the past because of curiosity or operational errors.

After entering the greenhouse, many new plants came into the eyes of the little wizards.

The lush green leaves and the fragrance of plants instantly enveloped the little wizards, and those beautiful flowers aroused the curiosity of the little wizards.

The first thing Malfoy saw was an orange-red leaf with something like a cabbage in the middle.

"What is this?" Malfoy was a little curious, and wanted to poke his finger lightly at the cabbage in the middle, and he triggered the hand that was characteristic of his age.

"Don't move."

Malfoy's hand that was about to reach out was directly held by Roque and he couldn't move.

Roque has the physical power that ninjas and the navy share with him, though he can't punch the world in the wizarding world.

But it also endows Roque with far more strength and energy than ordinary people, and it is not difficult to handle a small child.

"It's a brussels bite, don't touch it if you don't want your fingers to disappear." Roark explained a little, then looked at the brussels sprouts in front of him.

In front of me is the biting cabbage, which is nicknamed "second kale".

The so-called is: biting kale poisonous tentacles, I walk sideways in the wizarding world.

Roark gave Malfoy a strange look.

Rejoice! Born evil Malfoy imp, you saved your hand.

"Oh! Oh, my God! Malfoy! What did you just want to do?! ”

Professor Sprout has been paying attention to this for a long time.

It was better to say that biting the kale was the first warning she gave to the little wizard, and even if Roque didn't care about it just now, she wouldn't let Malfoy get hurt.

And among the many plants, although the biting kale is amazingly powerful, it is mainly a physical damage, which is easy to cure for wizards.

Compared to mandrakes or poisonous tentacles, the biting kale is much better.

The most important thing is that as long as this plant is not irritating, it is not dangerous and is relatively easy to control.

But she certainly wouldn't say that to her students, every magic teacher has her own way of standing up, and she wants to impress her students!

Sprout took out the wooden stick he had prepared and stabbed it in front of Malfoy.

In just an instant, the gentle "cabbage" opened its bloody mouth and bit down on the wooden stick.

The stick was immediately bitten and shattered!

The surrounding "cabbages" also seemed to come to life, and they all opened their mouths one by one, and their mouths were about the same size as the little wizard's head!

The little wizards were stunned all at once, and Malfoy's face turned even pale.

"Mr. Roque did a good job just now, and he recognized the plant at a glance! After that, it was the right way to stop the stupid behavior of others! Sprout looked at Roque with relief.

"So, Ravenclaw plus ten!"

Professor Sprout's tone sank again: "And, Slytherin deducts ten!" ”

Malfoy's face suddenly turned paler, as if deducting points was more terrifying than losing a finger.