A Certain Hogwarts Magician Professor

With the approach of Christmas, the festive atmosphere has become stronger and stronger, and many young wizards' enthusiasm for learning has plummeted.

Many professors say they can't relax, but they don't exert too much pressure, which is reflected in the amount of homework assigned.

But this tolerance does not include fifth and seventh grades. They need to deal with OWLs and NEWTs, the Ordinary Wizarding Rank Examination, and the Ultimate Wizarding Ranking Exam, respectively, during the year.

Ancient Rune fifth grade classroom.

Felix reiterated the importance of the OWLs exam again, "You are only six months away from the general wizarding level exam, minus the holidays and weekends, how much time is left?"

"I'll help you figure it out. Six months, even twenty-five weeks."

With the confused expressions on the faces of the little wizards in the audience, the professor did the math, "Two classes a week, a large class for two hours, and a small class for an hour, it counts..."

"It's only seventy-five hours in total."

"Is your study time after class this long? No matter how I count it, it's less than 200 hours."

Seeing the regretful expression on Professor Hepu's face, the little wizards fell silent.

But Felix was in a good mood today, and he decided to do a student survey.

"What do you think is your worst subject?"

A little witch said timidly, "Does the ancient rune count?"

"It doesn't count!"

"That's the history of magic," said the Hufflepuff girl. "Professor Binns always asks us to memorize a lot. I don't have a good memory."

"He's never focused in class, and the other professors are a little hinted," a Ravenclaw said indignantly.

Professor Binns belongs to the type of "what I talk about is the key point, and what I mention in the class is the test center", and this professor is known for his flat language without the slightest ups and downs, which sounds like he is chanting scriptures. .

The hypnotic effect is top notch.

"History of magic... well, Miss Selton, Mr. Pardis. Anything else?"

"I'm not very good in astronomy class, I always mess up the positions of the planets."

"Practice classes in herbal medicine are fun, but I can't always remember the properties of magical plants."

"Don't you think arithmetic divination is complicated?"

"Divination class is a nightmare!"

Someone immediately retorted: "Bullshit! Divination class is the easiest."

"Trelawney is a psychopath!"

"Professor McGonagall is tough."

"Caitelburn's class is always full of dangerous magical creatures."

"Professor Snape is horrible."

The little wizards were discussing in full swing, and soon the building was crooked. Felix hurriedly called it off. How did it develop to criticize professors of various subjects?

He summed up the views of the little wizards: "So, you generally do not perform well in courses that have too much theory and require a lot of memory, such as ancient rune, history of magic, and astronomy."

Felix came up with an idea temporarily, and he decided to try it out: "Well, let's play a game."

"Please two students... well, just Miss Selton, Mr. Pardis, I need your cooperation."

The two little wizards stood up curiously.

The little wizard in the class suddenly became energetic.

"Take out your wands."

Selton and Pardis excitedly pulled out their wands and stared at Felix.

Professor Heppe's teaching is always full of novelty - an assessment that is widely circulated in other grades, but relatively less exposed in fifth and seventh grades.

"Let me think about it..." Felix stirred his wand, and a nine-square grid appeared in front of the two of them.

In the grid, there are nine rune words sparkling with sparks.

On top of the heads of the two little wizards, two hot gold names were displayed - Pete Selton and Warren Pardis.

"Professor, what is this?"

Hufflepuff's Pet Selton asked curiously, as a friend pointed her finger on the top of her head, and she discovered the name on the top of her head, which, oddly, had a number "0" next to it.

"We have a rune knowledge contest. Next, I will explain the meaning of rune. You need to find the corresponding rune as quickly as possible, and touch the corresponding grid with your wand."

"You need to be faster than your opponent to get a point."

"The game is over when you get one hundred points first."

Felix looked at the two, "Let's try it first."

He said a series of interpretations in his mouth, "Brightness, illuminating the road ahead, also represents the brilliance of knowledge."

Pat Selton and Warren Pardis stared intently at the rune floating in the air in front of them. Knock on the lower left corner of Jiugongge.

"I know, it's Ken!"

When her wand touched the rune, the area suddenly turned bright gold, and at the same time, a "+1" sign appeared on the top of her head, and it disappeared after a two-second pause.

Pate looked at the top of her head in hindsight - the original number "0" became "1", and she glanced at the professor, "I won?"

"In a sense," Felix said. "I think you understand the rules of the game?"

The two nodded at the same time, this way of playing is really interesting, and Warren on the other side couldn't help clenching his wand - he was a step slower just now.

Felix waved his wand, causing the first group of nine-squares to disappear, and the second group of nine-squares appeared in front of the two of them.

"The second word, reward, signifies victory, satisfaction—"

Warren threw his wand in the middle of the nine-square grid at once, watching the area turn dazzling gold, his face flushed with excitement, "It's Wyn, Professor."

"Correct answer." Felix nodded, and a "+1" sign appeared on the number above Warren's head, and the score became 1.

The game continued, "Poverty, hardship, and some kind of misfortune."

Without a second thought, Warren tapped the wand in the upper left corner, but this time, the area quickly turned a bleak gray.

"Wrong answer, Mr. Warren." Felix waved his wand, a "-1" sign appeared above his head, and the score was reset to zero.

Warren shook his fist in annoyance.

At this moment, the little wizards have fully understood the rules of the game. If you answer correctly, you will get extra points, and if you answer incorrectly, you will deduct points. Whoever reaches 100 first will win.

"Harvest, crop, or growth cycle..."

Warren waved his wand quickly...

"Correct, plus one point."

"Next……"

"Very good, Miss Pate. Next, our games will be more difficult."

The first dozen or so groups were quite shallow runes, but soon, the difficulty climbed at a speed visible to the naked eye.

The speed of the two slowed down, and they spent more and more time thinking, and the score was difficult to pull to 73::71.

"Gain skill or random luck, reveal hidden secrets, and breed life."

Pate bit his lip, and Warren fiddled with the knuckles of his fingers.

"It's Peorth, Peorth." The little wizards watching the play couldn't help it, and someone whispered the answer.

Pate's eyes lit up and his wand was on the correct answer.

Felix was noncommittal. He did not stop the little wizard in the audience from reminding him, but he did not give any extra points to the two.

He just replaced another set of nine grids.

So the two understood what the professor meant: Next, you have to compete with the whole class of little wizards.

The two looked at each other, grimacing at each other.

But the little wizards under the stage were excited. In the next dozen or so groups of nine-square grids, they worked together, you said each other, chattered non-stop, and the two on stage only got one point each.

The school bell rang, but no one moved.

The score was stuck at 99:98.

The little wizards were quiet at the moment, not making a sound.

Felix said quickly: "The power of the sun, victory over the devil and darkness..."

"It's Sigel." The tip of Pate's staff was in the center of the nine-square grid, and the golden light flashed.

"I won, I won!"

Amidst her screams, Professor Hepp waved his wand and set off brilliant fireworks in the classroom.

"Thanks to the two students for their wonderful performances, Hufflepuff with ten points and Ravenclaw with five points."

"Now, get out of class!"