Harry Potter and the Necromancer

"What is this reporter talking about! Has he already taken action against this loli?"

A roar came from the Gryffindor table. Apparently a student who read the report was very angry, thinking that the reporter was not doing his job properly and had a dangerous tendency to violate Lolita.

"Maybe it's just that this 13-year-old loli is too charming. You know how excited you are as a squib when you see the reporter of the Daily Prophet. After all, he is also a real wizard. Maybe she made an act of seduction. Woolen cloth?"

Peeves floated behind the student and uttered his most sinister suspicions.

"How dare you...how could you say such a thing."

The 5th grade boy was shaking with anger and could no longer hold the wand in his hand. No student has ever been able to teach the troublesome Peeves a lesson. Only Slytherin's ghost, Bloody Baron, can control Peeves.

Originally, Peeves wanted to continue saying something, but Regulus Black waved his wand and flew Peeves away like a deflating balloon. Peeves made a deflating sound all the way through the wall. The one who crossed the wall left the hall.

There was a neat round of applause from the Slytherin side, which even inspired some students from the Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff houses.

Peeves is synonymous with trouble at Hogwarts, and many students hate him. However, as a ghost with a special nature in Hogwarts, the students can do nothing about it.

On the other hand, Regulus Black, as Snape's assistant and also from Slytherin, is naturally regarded by Slytherin as one of their own, so he must be proud of Slytherin at this time. , just applaud.

Harry Potter: "Here he comes, all the way to Hogwarts."

Ron Weasley: "Harry! Hogwarts is very safe, he shouldn't be able to get in."

Hermione Granger: "The town of Dufton isn't far from here."

Ron Weasley: "But all the entrances and exits here are guarded by dementors."

Harry Potter: "He escaped them once, who could guarantee he wouldn't escape them a second time."

Hermione Granger: "Yes! Sirius Black may appear at any time, and the chance of catching him is too small."

Ron Weasley: "Hey! You've gone to Ravenclaw, don't get involved in Gryffindor matters."

Hermione Granger: "I can be where I want to be, and I don't need you to order me around."

If Regulus Black hadn't told Harry Potter that they might need help, Hermione Granger wouldn't have wanted to join their adventure! Every time it didn't cause a lot of things, they were all problems that they couldn't solve on their own.

During the Philosopher's Stone incident in the first semester, if Hermione Granger hadn't taken action at the end, who knows, would Harry Potter have been possessed by Voldemort? At that time, just like Professor Quirrell, another disgusting face will appear on the back of his head.

During the Chamber of Secrets incident in the second semester, if Regulus Black hadn't found the Chamber of Secrets first and cleaned out the basilisk inside, Harry Potter would have faced the real basilisk. Illusion control allowed me to enjoy the adventure of the protagonist. Harry Potter, who had almost no accidents, had no idea that he was just a marionette, performing a thrilling process in a safe environment.

In the third semester, Harry Potter was obviously in trouble again. Hermione Granger, as an insider, did not want to join Harry Potter's adventure team.

But who asked Regulus Black to ask her for this! Under his passionate kiss, it's hard to refuse him!

"Principal, I don't have classes in the afternoon and I want to visit Dufton Town."

Regulus Black had enough reasons to go there, both in terms of his identity and personal purpose. After all, this was the address he asked Lucy Piddle to arrange for Sirius Black to go to. He himself didn't know the specific situation there, but the effect was still good. It was necessary to understand the details at that time.

"Since you want to go, then go and have a look! By the way, visit the little girl to comfort her."

Dumbledore blinked mysteriously, with a squinting look on his face. Could it be that Regulus Black was a lolicon in his eyes? Although this is true, there are so many professors here, how dare you, an old and dishonest person, to act more obviously?

"Thank you principal for your understanding, I'll go now."

Regulus Black had a class in the morning, but after Dumbledore said this, he was not willing to continue the class.

Snape turned to look at Dumbledore. Apparently that was his Potions substitute. Now he could only go to class in person, and there were still a lot of homework that had not been graded!

Dumbledore was also a little dumbfounded. Looking at Snape's meaningful eyes, he knew that the delivery of some potions originally ordered seemed to be delayed. As for how long the delay would be, it would depend on Snape. Be in a good mood, otherwise it is common for you to break the potion if you are not in good condition.

Several other professors shook their heads. They had already understood the entanglement between Dumbledore and the two black bats.

Don’t listen, don’t ask, don’t participate, stay away from right and wrong and stay safe!

Regulus Black released his carriage and left Hogwarts. When some students saw the dementors they wanted to check, they all bowed to the carriage.

In Harry Potter's third year, there was a new course... Divination, taught by Sybill Trelawney.

Divination class teaches how to use prophecy, but obviously Sybill Trelawney has no ability to teach besides her lack of appearance, even though she was accused by Dumbledore of Dumbledore for predicting the relationship between Harry Potter and Voldemort. Lido was hired as a professor of divination.

In the past ten years, teaching methods have not improved at all, and teaching still relies on students' personal talents.

Sybill Trelawney's divination class was held in one of the towers of Hogwarts. Her room was filled with tea sets, or cups, everywhere. In one corner, cups and cups were piled up. Full of walls.

Just like she likes to make blind predictions, she will tell everyone she sees that the other person will be unlucky or will die in the near future. The same is true for students' homework. The more incredible she can describe her prediction in the homework, the more miserable the ending will be. , the higher the score you can get.

So this is both the class that students hate the most and the class that students love the most. I hate it because such courses simply deceive students and serve no purpose. And I like it because this course is the easiest to get credits. You only need to talk yourself to death. Students who can speak well can often add a lot of points to their college.

No matter how unhappy you are, you have to persevere.

Generally, in the first class, Sybill Trelawney will teach a tea reading class, asking a group of students to pick up another person's teacup and interpret the tea stains left behind. In fact, for students who are exposed to divination classes for the first time, this is meaningless. It is better to let them memorize the contents of the book first. The result is Harry Potter and the others, looking at the tea stains at the bottom of the cup, Started making up random explanations.

Because they had received tips from senior students, they all knew how to get credits in the divination class.

In class, Ron looked at Harry's tea stains and started talking nonsense about how Harry would get pleasure from pain.

"Harry has encountered trouble, severe trials and pain, and there should be the sun, and happiness. Therefore... you must bear the pain, and you will be happy in it, Harry!"

"Give me the cup!" As soon as Sybill Trelawney took the cup, she dropped it on the table nervously.

"My boy, you...you got 'Grim'!"

The word Grim has meanings such as coldness, cruelty, coldness, horror, etc.

However, this word also has its own explanation in the divination class books, ‘Grim’! Transforming into a devil dog is the most terrifying omen in the world. It is a harbinger of death.

Harry Potter held his cup and carefully identified the tea stains inside. Those tea stains that sunk to the bottom took the shape of a black dog.