A Certain Hogwarts Magician Professor

In the third-grade class, a jeweled wooden box was placed on the lecture table.

"Why do you look familiar?" Ginny whispered. Next to her sat a little witch with fluffy hair, looking like she didn't wake up.

Felix tapped the lid of the box with his wand, and the wooden box creaked open, revealing the rough wooden goblet inside. When it was revealed, the little wizards opened their eyes and the two students held hands. The quills in it all fell off.

"Goblet of Fire!?"

A uniform breath. A student cried out in surprise, looking in disbelief at the quiet blue flames burning on the goblet.

Felix smiled. "Of course... not," he gasped.

"The Goblet of Fire has been extinguished. This is an imitation. When I was walking on the edge of the Forbidden Forest, I picked up a piece of wood. I was worrying about how to arouse your interest..." He said with a smile: "So I thought, Take advantage of the competition to create a souvenir."

All the students sat upright and stared at him intently.

"This is the prize for today's quiz. Be warned, the flames above are not dangerous."

"Professor Haipu, is this Gublei Immortal Fire?"

"No, it's a fire that burns forever, so it's also called the eternal fire," Felix explained. "Although I can cast it, it's still time-consuming to operate..."

The students looked at the professor's troublesome expression and couldn't help but feel a little disappointed.

"Although it's not Gublexian Fire, it has its own advantages," Felix added.

He dipped his fingers into the flame of the goblet, took out a small cluster of blue flames, and watched it burn quietly in his hand, before fading away after a while.

When he looked up again, he met a pair of twinkling eyes.

He smiled slightly. It seemed that the disposable props that took five minutes to make worked well. The only question was, what name should be used next time. "Then, let's start today's test. Take out the 'answer parchment', and I updated the latest assessment information on it..."

The little wizards at the bottom acted one after another, spread out the parchment for answering the question, tapped the tip of the stick, and recited the incantation. Soon, they found a new sign in the area of ​​the ancient rune—the shape was just a simple ink line. Outlined Goblet of Fire.

Ginny quickly tapped from above, she really wanted the Goblet of Fire model, her hands were shaking a little with excitement, and she poked twice with her wand, so powerful that one wondered if she would puncture the thin parchment.

But so far no student has done it, because the professors have personally applied a powerful sturdy spell on it.

The Goblet of Fire logo on the answer parchment was lit up unhurriedly, a blue flame was burning from the mouth of the cup, and then a gift box with a blue bow was spit out from it. The gift box was constantly enlarged on the paper. In her surprised eyes, blue light gathered from the top of the parchment, and then the parchment rolled up into a swirling vortex, and the gift box slowly rose from the vortex and appeared in reality.

She recognized that it was magic, because the surface of the gift box looked unreal, shimmering with blue ripples.

She glanced around quickly, and the others, including the confused Luna, were staring at the gift box held up by the whirlpool in a daze. Although she was not sure whether her good friend had broken away from her usual state, she did He took out his wand from behind his left ear.

Ginny touched Luna lightly on the shoulder, "We're faster than anyone else!"

"Okay," Luna said, giving her a blank look, then bowing her head to reveal a tiny braid in her shaggy hair.

The gift box opened silently, and inside was a bronze-colored book that was locked. She tried using a lockpicking spell, but it didn't work at all. "I'm so stupid." She patted her forehead and used her wand to outline a few runes on the cover of the bronze book - which happened to be blank - and the lock disappeared without a sound.

Turning to the first page, there is a question written on it, "Your motto?"

She quickly wrote on it: "Be proactive like a lion." She didn't realize something was wrong until she finished writing. She stared at the light blue-green page for two seconds, and there was no change on it. She realized something and quickly Translate this sentence into ancient rune.

Fortunately, she had asked Luna this question before.

So the Bronze Book turned to the next page, and she took advantage of this gap to sneak a look at Luna. Her answer was completely different from her own, but she passed the test smoothly, which made Ginny realize that the answer was not unique.

She restrained her emotions and looked intently at the second page, which was a string of scattered rune characters, and at the top was a sentence: "I was out of order." She quickly recalled the rune on it, and there was a She didn't know it, but she already knew the answer, which was a sentence in the text of 'Gnar and the Mud Doll'.

When she took a lot of effort to fiddle with the last deeply hidden ancient rune from the pattern on the page, she breathed a long sigh of relief, and she could not bear to see that Luna had turned to the third page. Stay anxious for a while.

Time passed and Felix sat very leisurely on the chair beside the podium, sorting out his rune book, standing up occasionally and walking around the classroom to see the progress of the students.

The fastest progress is currently Luna, followed by Ginny and Colin Creevey, the latter and his brother's 'Harry Potter Admirers Club', even he has heard of it, this is a bit weird 's fan group has absorbed a lot of first- and second-grade wizards, and after the end of the first hegemony event, members have tended to spread to the seniors.

The three perform slightly differently.

Luna shook her head gently, answered the questions unhurriedly, and sometimes adjusted the order of the sentences to make it as neat as possible. Ginny and Colin were sweating profusely, the fiery red hair of the youngest Weasley girl stuck to her forehead.

"There are still ten minutes, and the timeout is another matter." Felix reminded.

Ginny was sweating anxiously. The bronze book in front of her was running out of pages, but the back was getting harder and harder. She tossed her hair irritably, looking like a red flame that was equally bright and jumping. , and the Goblet of Fire on the podium.

That's too late……

Ginny thought to herself, Luna seems to have been silent for a long time, has she finished answering? Why didn't you hear the report? She forced herself to forget all this, to eliminate distractions, and after five minutes, she finally completed the answer.

In an instant, the bronze book "Hu La La" turned to the first page, and finally closed, a blue swirl appeared on the "answer parchment" again, and a large number of colorful fireworks and "bang bang" sounded from it.

The sudden noise made the little wizards raise their heads blankly and look at Ginny's position.

"Oh, it looks like the first one to finish appeared." Before she knew it, Felix was standing in front of her, holding a rough wooden replica of the goblet of fire with dazzling blue flames beating on it." Now, it's yours, Miss Weasley."

...

After class, the others crowded enviously around Ginny, begging her permission to touch the blue flame.

"It's so beautiful... I almost came close," Colin Creevey said angrily. "I got to the last question, how about you, Luna? You've always been good at this, and I thought you'd win! "

"I also stopped at the last question." Luna said in a singing voice.

"Well, that question is really hard, maybe give me another five minutes..." Colin said regretfully. "You're lucky, Ginny... Ginny?"

Ginny was looking at Luna with scrutiny, she bit her lip and said softly, "Luna, did you 'stop' on the last question?"

"Oh, uh, yeah," Luna tossed her hair. "It's hard, isn't it? I've been thinking about it...it's so pretty." She stared at her slightly bulging pale silver eyes, looking at Goblet of Fire said.

"Want it? I can give it to you," Ginny said.

"Oh, what?" Luna waved her hands in a panic and said, "I don't need...because, because..."

"Because she already has something more precious," Felix said softly aside. "Is that what you meant, Miss Lovegood?"

"Of course." Luna nodded hastily.