A Certain Hogwarts Magician Professor

In mid-October, the flu that ravaged Hogwarts did not subside, but intensified, and even several professors were unfortunately recruited.

Fortunately, Felix had foresight and got two bottles of refreshing medicine from Ms. Pomfrey in advance, and took a sip before class to avoid being infected by the unreliable little wizard.

On Wednesday, Felix rarely missed class. He walked out of the castle, followed a path, passed through the greenhouse, passed the beating willow, and came to the hut of the Forbidden Forest guard.

As soon as he approached, a big dog barked. Felix waited quietly. After a while, a burly guy with a bushy beard and feet like a boat came out of the hut.

He shouted to the big dog twice, "Yaya, shut up!" Then he turned his head to look at him with a scrutiny in his eyes.

"Professor Hepp? Are you alright?"

In his eyes, the professor was well-dressed and well-dressed, with neatly groomed hair and clean-shaven beards. He was completely different from him.

"As a new professor, I suddenly found out that I haven't visited you yet, and I have to say, it's very rude..."

"Really?" Hagrid grumbled, blocking the door, clearly not interested.

"I learned from Dumbledore that you are an excellent Forbidden Forest keeper, and you are very good at magical animals, and it happens that I am also very interested in these cute little guys."

"Really? Cough, I mean..."

Felix tapped his wand on the ring of his left index finger, and a thick book appeared in his hand with silhouettes of animals on the cover.

"This is my present."

Hagrid's eyes fell on the silhouettes of animals of all shapes and sizes, and he hesitated, "Ah, you're too kind. I mean...you don't have to..."

Hagrid stood there in a daze, waving his thick arms, "Please come in, come in quickly."

Felix entered Hagrid's hut smoothly. From his point of view, the standard bachelor style looked messy, but everything was in place.

It wasn't until Hagrid handed him a cup that he realized he was wrong. The cup hasn't been washed in a few days? All dirty!

After chatting a few words with Hagrid, and finding that his eyes were always on the book, he naturally shifted the topic to it.

"Hagrid, I made this book myself and took a lot of thought. I hope you will like it."

Hagrid picked up the book with his big hands and turned to the first page. It was a small animal with a big head and a big head. It was supported by its two hind limbs, with an upright body and two forearms hanging over his chest, looking alert.

The next picture is the scene of this little guy fighting against a lion. The little guy is quite brave. Facing an opponent ten times larger than him, not only did he not have the slightest timidity, but instead launched attacks again and again.

"What is this little guy?" Hagrid's eyes lit up.

Felix glanced at the picture, "This is a honey badger distributed in Africa. They are very brave and very intelligent."

On the next page, there is a scene of honey badger and different animals facing each other. Hagrid was so fascinated by it that he kept turning back and forth.

One novelty animal after another appeared in front of him, and he seemed to have opened up a new world.

After a while, he raised his head, a little puzzled, "Professor Haipu, I haven't seen many of these animals. They don't seem to be magical animals."

"Yes, you are an expert on magical animals, and you have more knowledge than me. Fortunately, I have worked in the Muggle world for two years and have seen many interesting small animals. They may not have magical magical characteristics, but with the help of The unique physiological structure and living environment still have fascinating characteristics..."

"I sorted out some of them from various Muggle books, film and television materials, and completed this magic book."

Hagrid clearly knew what the gift was thinking, and he murmured, "It's too precious, too precious."

Felix smiled. "Hagrid, you're welcome, I have a similar gift for every professor. And—"

"I do have a little thing to ask you to help with."

"What?" Hagrid asked cautiously.

"I need some unicorn hair, not too many..." Felix looked a little embarrassed.

"Oh, that's all, it's easy." Hagrid relaxed, leaning out and pulling a fluffy, dirty cushion from the side.

"Here, I still have enough. I have a lot of this kind of stuff. The little unicorn will change its hair several times before it grows up, and I help clean it up."

Felix was a little stunned. He took the soft cushion, and it seemed that he suffered a lot under Hagrid's ass.

Hagrid added: "While unicorn hairs have magical powers, not every one of them can be used as a wand, those were picked by the old Ollivander, you know, He has a partnership with Hogwarts and will give discounts to new students..."

The two then discussed the topic of Fantastic Beasts, and Hagrid was surprised to find that the professor was not lying, and was completely different from a narcissistic professor.

Professor Hip is very knowledgeable about some magical animals, and it can even be said that he knows many things that he does not know.

For example, when encountering Sphinx, you can preemptively say three riddles, which can make it fall into a state of confusion and thinking;

For example, when encountering dwarf pigs, they can use magic to deform a stone. They are especially afraid of pure white dogs;

For example, the man-eating giant is afraid of strong light...

Halfway through, the professor also served butter beer and a special cake, and the two had a great time.

It was already dark when Felix walked out of Hagrid's cabin.

He saw a little red-haired witch on the side of the road, who seemed to be a confused character, and was driven back to the castle by him.

The next day, Felix bought a few willow branches and a pot of little devil's net from Sprout, the herbalist professor.

The former is a very cherished material, often used to make magic wands, and is also very important in the brewing of a series of potions, but thanks to Harry and Ron-the two drove into a willow at the beginning of the school year. At present, this material is quite abundant.

office.

Felix looked at the materials on the workbench: a dirty mat, a few black branches seven or eight meters long, and a small pot of plants shrunk into a ball.

He was very satisfied.

Felix prepares to complete a rune artifact.

The method of making it comes from a rather old solitary magic book, which he recently picked up from the library. Originally, he didn't care, and when he looked at the title of the book "Alchemy Applications", it was no different from what he had seen before.

But he soon realized the difference. The cover of the book was added later, and the pages inside were noticeably older, and Felix had no doubt that it would have decayed to ashes in no time had it not been protected by magic.

In this thin booklet, there are more than ten people's notes, some are messy, some are neat, not only supplements and corrections to predecessors, but also arrogant and condescending look down on younger generations.