A day at Hogwarts

Charles suddenly found that his friends became busy.

Those who became teaching assistants had to help the professors copy the content for writing new textbooks from professional books or magazines after finishing their homework, and now they are all submerged in the mountain of books.

Ron was also flipping through the books in the stack, just flipping through them to see if there was something like a note in it, or if there were any notes in the blank space.

Ruby always runs to the principal's office these days, and Fox is about to go to nirvana, and every time it brings delicious food, let Fox eat more.

Charles became relaxed all of a sudden.

He moved all the new varieties of cabbage grown in the outside room back to the window sill of the empty room next door to his dormitory.

These cabbages grow very fast, and the leaves below are about the size of a basketball. The leaves are twice as thick as Chinese kale, and the balls in the middle are the size of ping-pong balls, with their mouths open.

Each pot of cabbage was covered with a birdcage, lest any fool be as curious as Seamus to reach over and be bitten.

The flowers and plants in the garden have lost all their leaves, and they will not turn green until next spring.

The winter supplies for the horse people tribe have been prepared, and it will be another winter that will not be hungry.

The only thing that worried him a little was the seeds of the tree-born sheep in the field by the lake. The seeds were placed on the grass, and the pulp covering them had completely rotted, and the hard seed coat was a little soft under the action of the rotten pulp. Cover for a winter.

After inspecting the seeds, Charles walked along the lake, thinking about what to do in the future, and unknowingly came to a meadow on the other side of the big lake, and saw an extremely rare picture.

Professor McGonagall was making a deal with the murlocs in the lake. She gave a few murlocs a basket of apples and a big pumpkin, and the murlocs gave her a whole bunch of small fish.

It can be seen that Professor McGonagall is very happy at this time, and the smile on his face comes from the heart.

Charles disappeared instantly, and at the same time hid behind the trees by the lake, for fear that Professor McGonagall would be silenced if he found out.

"Plop!" ×2

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The weather at Hogwarts in mid-November was already very cold, and the lake was very cold. Charles and Dumbledore both sneezed several times after climbing up.

Professor McGonagall looked at the two of them speechlessly, sighed and asked, "Mr. Dumbledore, Mr. Smith, what are you doing, are you playing with water like children?"

Dumbledore replied immediately: "I'm teaching Charles invisibility. He's a smart boy, and he'll learn it in no time."

Charles immediately nodded and said, "I bought a copy of "The Invisibility Book of Invisibility" at Lihen Bookstore, and I couldn't understand some content in it, so I asked Professor Dumbledore for advice."

Professor McGonagall looked at the two guys fixedly, always feeling that they were not telling the truth, but there was no evidence, and finally said: "I think you should go to the school doctor's office now."

Charles shook his head quickly and said, "I'll just go to the kitchen and eat something warm."

He was frightened by the potion with its own special effects in Hogwarts, so it was better to eat something warm and sweat.

Dumbledore also nodded in agreement.

The water on their bodies dried up quickly, but the old and the young were still shivering.

But instead of going to the kitchen, Dumbledore took Charles to the Hog's Head.

It was as dark and dirty as ever, and the boar's head hanging on the wall snorted when they entered.

Dumbledore sat down at the corner table, and in a nasal voice ordered two glasses of hot elderflower wine and a serving of hot soup.

Aberforth first brought two cups of hot wine, and soon after, two bowls of warm fish soup.

Charles ate a traditional dish at his new villa, a thick, creamy fish soup with smoked cod as the main course, cooked with milk, leeks, onions and potatoes, but today's addition Lots of sweaty spices.

The two of them were sweating profusely after eating, and their stuffy noses suddenly became unobstructed.

When Charles thought that this was the end of today's matter, Dumbledore suddenly asked him: "Charles, do you know something?"

This question silenced Charles, because he knew too much.

"This..." Charles scratched his head, "Lupine is going to conduct a werewolf treatment experiment."

He hasn't figured out what to do in dealing with Voldemort, and directly following the strategy to clear the level is contrary to the old man's "Harry Potter Development Plan".

He even suspected that the old man suddenly asked himself to practice Animagus to make it more difficult for Harry and the others.

That being the case, Charles decided to hold back, throwing out another big news to divert attention.

Dumbledore obviously didn't know about this. He was also investigating the Chamber of Secrets recently, and he hadn't been to No. 3 Privet Drive to play games for a long time.

The werewolf problem is not only a magical problem, but also a social problem.

Werewolves have always been regarded as a cancer by wizards, and the existing medicine can only keep them rational on a full moon night, and there is no cure.

Some studies believe that werewolves are actually a curse transmitted through saliva and other channels. They are not another species, and their offspring will not show symptoms of werewolves.

The vast majority of werewolves did not become werewolves voluntarily. They were ordinary people before and lived a peaceful life.

However, the indifference and discrimination against werewolves in the society gradually distorts their mentality, and they have the idea of ​​revenge against the society. It seems that it can make them feel better by passing their pain on to others.

If werewolves could be healed, it would become an epoch-making event in the wizarding world, and there would be an extra test center for the History of Magic exam, and students would have to write papers on several catties of parchment.

Dumbledore was very surprised. He had some status in the world, but he didn't hear the slightest bit of news and knew nothing about it.

He asked Charles, "How do you know that?"

Charles replied, "I heard from Lupine that the plant that cures werewolves can only grow in the Himalayas."

"Because werewolves are mainly distributed in Europe and America, almost no one knows that it has the effect of treating werewolves."

"Because this matter is likely to cause a huge topic, and it may also be destroyed by some extreme werewolves, so the discoverer secretly invited many potion experts to participate. The former head of Slytherin House, Horace Slug Professor Horn was also involved."

"Now they need some volunteers to test the drug and observe for a long time, so Professor Slughorn recommended Lupine, and Lupine agreed."

Dumbledore fell into thought after listening.

This matter is indeed a major event, and secret research is normal. No wonder Charles is hesitant to speak out, even now that those people have decided not to keep it a secret.

Charles didn't bother him, just asked the boss for some snacks or something.

Then Aberforth told him there were no refreshments.

If Charles knew what Dumbledore was thinking, he wouldn't be craving a snack as if nothing had happened.

Ten minutes later, Dumbledore said to him, "Charles, I want Lupine to work at Hogwarts next school year. I'm afraid you're looking for someone new for the Centaur Liaison Office."

Charles thought to himself, it seems that Lao Deng is interested in the werewolf potion project. If Lupine takes office at Hogwarts next year, he will be able to grasp the situation of this potion as soon as possible.

He didn't think that Dumbledore did this because he wanted to get a piece of the action, but simply wanted to know whether the potion was really effective and whether it had side effects at the first time.

"Okay." Charles had no choice but to poach Dumbledore, "I'll find a new employee."

The new construction site has been started for a while, and there are so many things to deal with, and the time is limited.