A magical journey that begins in Azkaban

"I heard others talk about the function of the necklace." Rogge explained quickly.

"I understand." Luna nodded, thinking that Rogge heard it when others were making fun of her.

"I believe in the existence of the oyster hook. It was discovered by the great magician Eli Guji in a place called the oyster village in the south. The wizard was hooked by the oyster hook without knowing it and died of illness three days later."

"Mistletoe," Luna whispered dreamily, "they have hooks in them."

Daphne only felt the chill around her. This was a greenhouse, and there might be mistletoe around.

"No wonder everyone calls you crazy girl." Daphne muttered in her heart.

"Maybe you can catch the oyster hook and show it to the magical world. Let everyone know the dangers of mistletoe and stay away from it." Rogge suggested.

Harry Potter had a romance under the mistletoe. If Cedric hadn't died, or if the hooks in the mistletoe suddenly came out, I don't know what would have happened.

"The conditions for joining the Jackdaw Magic Society are very simple. Your grades in all subjects last school year should not be lower than E, and at least one subject should reach O. Of course, if you are extremely good at a certain subject, the Magic Society can recruit you."

"Except for flying lessons." Rogge added emphatically.

"It doesn't sound difficult." As a student of Ravenclaw, Luna was confident that she could meet the conditions for joining.

She asked curiously: "Special move? Like Neville?"

"Yes. You should have heard about his situation. It is difficult to get high marks in Potions class. However, he is very good at Herbology class. I believe that he will become a master of Herbology in the future."

"Master?" Daphne exclaimed, "Do you think so highly of Neville?"

Master is not a simple title, it represents the wizard's outstanding attainments in a certain field. For example, Professor McGonagall and Professor Snape are truly master scholars in their respective fields.

If Neville becomes a master of herbal medicine in the future, it means that he is not only proficient in various herbal knowledge and cultivation methods, but also invented unique uses, which will be helpful to the entire magical world.

"The Jumping Mushroom has proven his talent. I think he can." Rogge never doubted Neville's talent in herbalism.

"Luna, why do you want to join our club?"

"intuition."

"What?" Daphne stared at Luna. What's the reason?

This answer was very Luna. Rogge smiled and said: "The Jackdaw Magic Society does not reject any wizard."

Watching her leave, Roger said softly to Daphne: "You two have similar names."

"It's different!" Daphne quickly retorted, "My name symbolizes laurel and victory, while hers symbolizes the moon and insanity."

The moon's waxing and waning affects the tides of the entire earth, so Luna's name extends the image of mental chaos. When you see Luna in person, you feel from the bottom of your heart that this name is perfect.

Crazy girl Luna, she never cared about people taking away her textbooks or shoes or whatever. She didn't care that they were placed in a high place by others, playing tricks on her.

In her words: What is lost will always come back to us in time.

She talks incomprehensible words every day, like a philosopher. Or some non-existent creatures like oyster hooks...

Daphne never doubts Ravenclaw's knowledge, and Anthony and Terry from the Magic Society are good examples of this. They like to delve into some strange knowledge.

For example, the lost continent: Mu, Atlantis, Lemuria; or whether there are other civilized creatures besides goblins in the underground world.

When Roger told them the fact that Muggles landed on the moon, Anthony and Terry hurriedly found the Muggle moon landing videos. They fumbled through a projector, then turned it into a scrap due to the magical power of Hogwarts Castle.

However, Luna is different. Her peculiar personality and behavior make her attract everyone's attention, but it is also difficult to understand. She had few friends at school because her behavior and speech were always eccentric and unpredictable.

If she dressed normally and didn't talk too much, no one would reject such a beautiful girl.

The greenhouse challenge gives everyone a relaxing topic before the exam. Many people go to the greenhouse every day to see whose seeds germinate first.

Neville's seeds had sprouted, while those of Malfoy and the others were still intact. The anxious Malfoy couldn't wait to find out the reason, so he dug out the seeds and examined them.

In front of the professor, he cracked the seeds open and stuffed them inside.

"Draco, you're damaging it." Sprout frowned and stared at him. Such rude destruction should be severely deducted.

"But I saw it in a book." Malfoy showed the torn pages to the professor.

"I hope Roger didn't notice that I tore up the Muggle book." Malfoy took a deep breath. While Sprout was studying the knowledge above, he quickly slipped away.

As for Hermione, she has been looking for information. These days, she doesn't think about food or tea. I hold a stack of books and flip through them every day, but I get nothing.

In Wednesday’s astronomy class, she looked into the distance with a telescope. Suddenly, she shouted excitedly: "I saw it!"

"What did you see?" Rogge asked.

"The seeds given by Professor Sprout." Hermione handed the telescope to Roger and motioned for him to observe the Forbidden Forest.

In the summer night, the Forbidden Forest is flashing with fluorescence. Looking through the telescope, in addition to fireflies, there is also a fluorescent plant with blue buds.

"I remember seeing it in a book." Hermione took out a small booklet: "Two or Three Things About Magical Gardens".

In a small corner, the author left a line of records: Fluorescent buds, which grow into clusters after the rain. It blooms for seven days and is brilliantly fluorescent. Suitable for cultivation in summer.

Hermione jumped up excitedly and saw Professor Aurora's tall magic hat. She blushed and apologized quickly: "I'm sorry, Professor."

"Five points from Gryffindor." Professor Aurora shook her head and asked everyone to observe the summer starry sky.

Harry and Ron were chatting in low voices, and when they heard about the deduction of points, they couldn't help but laugh. The little lions looked back at Hermione and cheered her secretly. Don't be afraid, our college ranks first in the school anyway.

Today's Slytherin has completely lost its competitiveness. Under the leadership of Rogge, they gradually fell into disrepair. They were not active in class and answered questions carelessly.

Snape tried every means to give them extra points to boost Slytherin's morale. But as soon as he added the front feet, the little snakes on the back feet violated school rules and were deducted points. He finally understood that these guys did it on purpose.

College points? what is that?

The little snakes no longer care about college points and college cups. As long as they don't get carried away, the end of the school year won't be sad.

After one school year, Slytherin did not earn a single point, but owed the school a large sum of points. So that their hourglasses are empty.

Some Slytherin students raised concerns that this behavior seemed to challenge the headmaster's authority.

Marcus and several other prefects specifically talked to Roger: "Aren't we disrespecting the principal too much by doing this?"

"Ah? What did we do?" Rogge asked, "We studied hard and made progress every day. Did we miss homework or did we fail to complete the class tasks? As for the scores, that is the professor's consideration. Does it have anything to do with us?"

"Marcus, I don't think there is a problem with this." Draco reminded from the side, "We worked so hard last year, but the Academy Cup still belongs to Gryffindor in the end."

"It's already been decided anyway, so why bother fighting for it?" Draco said, holding back his anger.

"Ahem...what kind of informal decision! I got it through my strength! Right?" Rogge patted Malfoy and reminded him to pay attention to his words.

Rogge sneered and continued: "We are not as skilled as others, so we have to admit the gap. What is our score now?"

"-35." Marcus sighed. He had never seen such a low score.

"Well done! Isn't it a new record?" Rogge smiled coldly, "Slytherin should focus on strength, not fame.

Our focus should be on the results at the end of the school year, to ensure that every grade can crush Gryffindor in all aspects. As long as you get to this point, do you need the Academy Cup to prove yourself? "