Hogwarts behind-the-scenes big boss

The auditorium was filled with laughter and students were talking about the Quidditch game enthusiastically. Lilith complained to Moriarty and Jericho, saying that they made her worry.

"Looking at Professor Snape's face this afternoon, I really thought he would expel you two!" She forked a piece of roasted pork chop and put it into her mouth.

At this time, Keith walked up to Moriarty. In fact, Moriarty's floating spell protected him very well, and he was discharged from the hospital after sleeping for a few hours.

Keith solemnly expressed his gratitude to Moriarty, and after chatting with Moriarty for a few words, he slowly returned to the Slytherin common room.

Moriarty noticed that Keith's companion Larpo didn't say anything about this, and Larpo silently ate the chicken legs.

With Keith's appearance, the students shifted the topic to Keith's fall.

The little snakes generally believed that Keith's fall was related to Percy. Larpo said to the people around him: "Weasley said those words! Just before Keith got on the broom, he said that Keith would die.

You know it!”

Percy heard this and turned pale.

Naturally, the lions firmly denied it, loudly mocking Keith as a stupid idiot with no talent and a love for showing off.

Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw also joined the discussion, and the eaglets started to analyze. They said that there was something wrong with the rising speed of Keith's broom.

Keith had neither Moriarty's talent nor Jericho's skill, so how could he soar into the sky?

Even if he is rioting with magical power, it will only cause him to fly into the sky, and it has nothing to do with the broom.

Moriarty shook his head. This was an argument destined to be inconclusive. After dinner, he returned to the dormitory. There was still some incompleteness regarding the concealment method of the flying spell.

Early the next morning, Moriarty intercepted Senior Tonks in the corridor on the eighth floor. After explaining his purpose, the senior promised Moriarty to help him brew Buffy's Brain Refreshing Potion.

"But, little boy, my grades in Potions are so-so. Aren't you worried that I'll ruin your potions?" Tonks asked.

Moriarty smiled: "So I just asked you to do some preparation work, such as chopping up small tree roots and so on."

Tonks didn't say anything, she just pulled out her wand, as if she couldn't wait to start a battle with Moriarty.

After emerging from the Room of Requirement, Moriarty went to Charms class.

The teacher of the Charms class is Professor Flitwick. Whenever Moriarty comes up with some new ideas on the theory of Charms, he always praises Moriarty and adds points to Slytherin House.

The most important thing is that Professor Flitwick has his own opinions on some ancient magic. When he explained it to Moriarty, Moriarty was pleasantly surprised.

Some ancient spells are not suitable for modern people. Moriarty is trying to find a balance, or more similarities, between ancient magic and modern magic, so that new spells may be created.

Even if it's not possible, the curses left by Salazar's ancestors can still be improved, even though those curses are already very streamlined.

After several exchanges, although Moriarty's sense of goblins was not very good, Professor Flitwick won his respect.

Professor Flitwick often used Moriarty as an example to encourage students in the Snake House and Eagle House to actively ask questions.

Penelope was the most active among the students. She raised her hand and answered many of Professor Flitwick's questions.

She was also the first student to learn the Levitation Charm after being taught by Professor Flitwick. Although Moriarty was already proficient in using it, it still made her more confident.

Penello also carried the momentum into astronomy class.

Professor Aurora Sinister took the little snakes and eaglets to use telescopes to observe the starry sky and learn the names and trajectories of various stars, planets and constellations.

Perhaps based on the astronomical knowledge that Muggles learn in elementary school, Penello is almost self-taught. Watching Penello quickly draw an astronomical map of Jupiter, Professor Sinistra did not hesitate to help Ravenclaw.

Law added twenty points.

"Oh, dear, your name is Penelo, right? You're great. You know, many children still can't be sure of the names of all Jupiter's moons in fifth grade." Professor Sinistra said with a kind face, "Oh? Mo.

Did Mr. Riati draw it too? Let me take a look."

She walked up to Moriarty, and after a while she praised him and added ten points to Slytherin House.

After Professor Sinistra went to tutor other students, Lilith curiously asked Moriarty why he was proficient in astronomy.

Moriarty understood her thinking.

Unlike transfiguration and potions, where one or two geniuses appear from time to time, astronomy and divination are like deserts of genius.

Not many people are willing to waste time on a subject that has little practical significance.

However, Moriarty didn't think so. He had not forgotten the words of the Japanese black wizard and the prophecy of eternal life.

When it comes to prophecy, divination is extremely important, and divination is closely related to astronomy. Moriarty even considered whether to continue studying astronomy in fifth grade.

After two classes, Penello became famous.

Everyone knows that Ravenclaw has a first-year girl who can keep pace with Moriarty. Even if it is only in astronomy.

But there are not many students who can compare with Moriarty. Based on this, the eaglets of Ravenclaw spoke highly of Penello.

In the following herbal medicine class, there was no more outstanding little wizard - as for Moriarty, everyone agreed that he was not among the ordinary students. What everyone wanted to see was the little wizard of the same age and Moriarty.

pedicle competition.

But when Moriarty calmly told the history and effects of Bai Xian, and Professor Pomona Sprout smiled and gave him ten points, the students from the four colleges discovered that Moriarty had already prepared for him.

Slytherin House added seventy points.

The little snakes remembered the 30 points that Professor Slytherin had deducted from the three of Moriarty. If these points were not included, then Moriarty's points for Slytherin had already reached 100 points!

Now, Mr. Slytherin not only talks about adding points to Slytherin House, but students always look forward to it when they talk about it.

Lilith and Jericho are also very concerned about the twenty points deducted by the Sect, and they are constantly looking for ways to add points.

Jericho was praised in the flying class, and Lilith did an excellent job with the Snot Curse in the Defense Against the Dark Arts class. Randy Cullen, the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor, gave her five points.

Moriarty has been observing Professor Randy since class.

He had big black eyes, brown-black hair, a pale face, and wore a black cloak. Moriarty remembered that he always ate a little bit when he ate in the auditorium twice.

These strange behaviors and appearances made Moriarty think Professor Randy was a vampire.

The appearance of a vampire at Hogwarts as a professor did not shock Moriarty. Professor Randy behaved like ordinary people and taught them to defend against dark magic in a proper manner, just like other professors.

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What really confused Moriarty was the reason for Professor Randy's appearance. Dumbledore would not recruit a vampire to be a professor for no reason, let alone a professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts.

Until the end of get out of class, Moriarty had not observed any valuable clues from Professor Randy, so he put aside his doubts and took the History of Magic class.

Unlike most students who are bored by the History of Magic class, Moriarty is interested in this subject enough to rank in the top three of all courses.

In the first History of Magic class, Professor Cuthbert Binns briefly introduced several famous historical figures. When he mentioned the Goblin Rebellion, Moriarty quickly raised his hand, "Professor, can you

Shall we tell you the history of goblins in detail?”

Professor Binns seemed to have a special affection for Moriarty, so he did as he was told, but he could not change his monotonous voice, which made the students below drowsy.

Only Moriarty could resist the hypnotic power of the monotonous voice and boring history. As Professor Binns spoke, he kept taking notes and occasionally showed a thoughtful expression.

Another student who didn't feel sleepy was Lilith. She was used to being boring, but she didn't understand why Moriarty was interested in goblins.

Lilith held her chin, and soon realized that Moriarty's notes were more interesting than a ghost and a course that was recognized as the most useless, so she started reading.

After Professor Binns finished telling the history of goblins, Moriarty asked questions about Slytherin's Chamber of Secrets, and the students suddenly stopped dozing off.

Professor Binns curled his lips. This scene greatly surprised the students. Then they heard Professor Binns say in a dismissive tone that the secret room was just a "legend" and only what he said was the "fact".

However, Professor Binns still told Moriarty some topics about the Chamber of Secrets, which were basically consistent with what Moriarty knew.

After class, the topic of Moriarty's interest in the Slytherin Chamber of Secrets spread around Hogwarts.