Harry Potter and the Great Old Ones

Because of Tiera's interference, Harry did not break into the room guarded by the three-headed dog late at night, and went to bed honestly that night.

But he still underestimated Harry's trouble-making physique or Ron's wanderlust.

Two weeks later, Harry and Ron took a rare trip to the library to study with Tiera and Hermione.

Tiera continued to study the book "Alchemical Probability", while Hermione borrowed a copy of "Famous Transfiguration Masters in History".

Harry and Ron went to review potions, although within a few minutes they started playing wizard cards.

Because since Harry answered Snape's three questions in the first lesson, Harry received Snape's special attention.

In every class, Harry will be asked some questions that far exceed the knowledge base of a first-year wizard. Fortunately, Harry has an external brain like Tiera, and most of the questions can be answered for Harry.

Of course it was impossible to say it directly, and Snape was not deaf.

Tiera, who has an extraordinary understanding of the nature of magic, now masters some daily magic far better than the average young wizard.

And after understanding the principles of alchemy, Tiera also began to make some simple, temporary magic items.

For example, he would give Harry a piece of parchment before each class.

That piece of parchment was actually Tiera's potion notebook, which was transformed into a thin piece of parchment by Tiera using transfiguration.

This kind of parchment doesn't last very long, an hour at most.

But it was enough to deal with Snape's questions.

When Snape asked a question, as long as it was in the notebook, Harry only had to click on the parchment and the answer would appear.

Of course, Tiera was not a potions master after all, and was far inferior to Snape, who had been immersed in potions for decades.

Therefore, even though Harry had Tiera's notes, he still had irregular or incomplete answers to Snape's questions, and was often caught and ridiculed by Snape.

Tiera could read a hint of love and hate in Snape's eyes every time.

This situation turned smoothly into anger at being deceived after Snape discovered the little help Tiera had provided Harry.

That was the first time Tiera saw Snape angry. He did not roar or curse, but had an expressionless and sullen face, and stared at him and Harry with a pair of sharp eyes.

Like a cold poisonous snake, it seemed to freeze Tiera's entire soul.

Tiera finally understood Neville's feelings.

Tiera and Harry were deducted thirty points by Snape for this incident during that class, and his potions notes were confiscated.

But Tiera didn't panic that night.

The notes he was able to hand to Harry Potter in class were definitely not important notes. They only contained some basic knowledge of potions, and some things Tiera thought could be applied to making potions when she was doing experiments in her previous life.

Chemical engineering procedures.

Even in Snape's eyes, this is a study notebook for an ordinary, studious, and precocious student.

Tiera's real calculations on alchemy and notes on the analysis of black magic were placed in the library tens of thousands of light years away.

Young wizards of this age are now at an age where cats and dogs are provoked. Tiera does not want that kind of bloody drama to happen because Harry, Hermione, Ron or other young wizards find themselves studying dark magic.

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The book that was taken away was also quickly returned by Tiera. During dinner that day, he went to find Professor McGonagall and explained the whole story to Professor McGonagall.

McGonagall was very fond of Tiera, a well-behaved and sensible little wizard, especially in this matter. Tiera also showed extraordinary talents in transformation and magic, so Professor McGonagall was naturally willing to help.

When Tiera met Professor McGonagall again at breakfast the next day, his potion notebook was placed where he usually sat when eating. Due to the aging of the transformation, it had changed from paper back to a thick notebook.

"Very exquisite magic." When Tiera went to thank Professor McGonagall, McGonagall said lovingly, "In my memory, there is no... almost no young wizard can use this kind of ingenuity at your age.

Transfiguration."

"And your notes are recorded clearly and neatly." McGonagall smiled and said, "For your notebook, five points from Gryffindor!"

As soon as McGonagall finished speaking, Gryffindor's scorer automatically increased by five points.

Although this matter was resolved perfectly, in the subsequent Potions class, Snape forbade Harry and Tiera to sit together again, and instead moved Tiera and Ron away from each other.

Ron teamed up with Harry, and Tiera teamed up with Hermione.

This suddenly revealed Harry's true colors.

Harry had been busy with Quidditch training, and with Tiera as an external brain, he began to be less diligent in his homework, and even started to avoid Tiera to prevent her from being caught.

Go do your homework.

Therefore, the combination of Harry, who had always relied on Tiera and never studied potions seriously, and Ron, who had always relied on Hermione to indulge in wizarding cards, became the most powerful destroyer in the potions class after Neville.

Once in class, when Harry and Ron made the potion in their pots spray out for the second time, Tiera swore that for a moment, he definitely saw Snape pointing his wand at Harry, his lips slightly trembling.

He moved, but in the end he silently pointed at the sprayed potion residue.

Because of Snape's attitude, Harry's affection for Tiera plummeted.

At the same time, he had to sacrifice his Quidditch time and follow Tiera and Hermione to the library to study.

Harry and Ron walking on the stairs were having a heated discussion about Wizard Solitaire and Quidditch. Hermione was chattering to Tiera about her learning achievements, while Tiera was silently thinking about an alchemy topic.

technical issues.

When he came back to his senses, he found that they had been taken to a deep and dark corridor on the fourth floor by Harry and Ron.

There is no decoration on the walls of the corridor, only dusty stone walls and dusty spider webs.

It all shows how desolate this corridor is, as if even the spiders don't want to stay any longer.

The moment the four little wizards stepped into the corridor, a ball of flames instantly ignited on the stone platforms placed on both sides of the corridor, illuminating an old wooden door at the end of the corridor.

"Oops! Let's go quickly!" Tiera realized where this place was in an instant, "This is a restricted corridor on the fourth floor that we are not allowed to enter. Let's go quickly! To avoid being discovered by Mr. Fitch!"

Tiera pulled Harry up, turned around, and prepared to walk back.

But suddenly a translucent, squat, ugly ghost appeared in front of him.

"Hey hey hey hey, come on! Mr. Fitch! Come on! Another little wizard has broken into the restricted corridor!"

As Peeves shouted, he closed the door leaving the corridor.

"Open the Alaho!" Hermione immediately pulled out her wand and pointed at the door.

However, I don't know what kind of magic Peeves cast on this door, but the wooden door doesn't move at all.

"Thunderbolt explosion!" Tiera also drew out her wand at the same time, but he was not as artistic as Hermione, and directly used the most powerful spell he had now.

Unfortunately, the wooden door only shook and there was a slight crack. When Tiera was about to work harder, the door suddenly opened.

An old cat with blood-red eyes and mottled fur gracefully appeared at the door.