hogwarts blast

Hogwarts Castle, underground potions classroom.

Snape, who was dragging a big black cloak and looked like a big bat, kept walking back and forth in front of the experimental table of this group of first-year wizards.

His cold eyes glanced back and forth on the crucible in front of him, as the old bat looked for any opportunity that would allow him to spray venom wantonly.

But what is regrettable is that unlike the usual clumsy little wizards, not many students in this class made operational mistakes and injured themselves.

Speaking of which, Kyle also contributed to this.

As early as when the little devil was still a freshman in the first year, he was dissatisfied with Snape's teaching methods.

What does a first grade wizard know?

Kyle can guarantee that 99% of these pampered young men and young ladies have no experience in operating any kitchen utensils.

And what did Snape teach in his first Potions lesson?

Although the potion to treat scabies is the simplest of all potions, it is still too difficult for this group of young wizards who have zero experience in lighting a fire and setting up a pot.

Therefore, in the first potions class for first grade wizards every year, there are many people who fry the pot.

Snape didn't have high expectations for their performance.

But things are different this year.

With the two weeks of military training at the beginning of the semester, every student has had several picnic experiences in the Forbidden Forest.

Wash pots, light fires, boil water, process ingredients...

Phew, dealing with potion ingredients.

Then throwing the ingredients into the crucible in a certain order and stewing them over high heat, these little wizards already have a certain amount of experience.

Although in the eyes of Snape, the master potions chef, these little wizards are still clumsy, they still seem to have improved a lot compared to previous years of constant frying.

Moreover, after recruiting Kyle to be the Potions assistant, Kyle renovated the old Bat's Potions classroom.

For example, take the experimental bench used by students now.

In the original Potions classroom, the so-called experimental bench was a broken wooden table cast with a fireproof spell.

Apart from providing a platform for students to place the crucible, it does not help the students in brewing potions.

The first thing Kyle did after becoming an assistant in the Potions class was to drastically renovate the experimental bench.

He moved the kitchen utensils from their Hufflepuff common room, making the current Potions classroom look more like the New Oriental Cooking School than Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

The Grindelwald gas stove with flame magic patterns as its core allows students to better control the size of the flame.

Kitchen utensils such as mixers and dishwashers allow students to better handle materials and clean crucibles.

Coupled with the "Safety Management System Specifications for the Potions Classroom" that Kyle formulated based on the management regulations of the high school chemistry laboratory in his previous life, the current old bat has no choice but to find fault in the Potions class.

In addition, there are also changes in teaching content.

Originally, Snape thought that the potion brewing process he left on the blackboard was detailed enough.

But in Kyle's opinion, this is not enough.

What Snape considered detailed was from the perspective of a Potions Master.

Just like the advanced mathematics professors in the university, those dazzling formulas can be written on the blackboard just by mentioning its name.

But for those college students who are new to advanced mathematics, let alone mentioning the name of the formula, even if the complete formula is placed in front of them, they may turn a blind eye.

If you want them to understand the content of the formula, you must break the formula into pieces and explain it to them bit by bit.

So Kyle unceremoniously took Old Bat's lesson plan and perfected the refining process of various potions to the point that as long as the reader recognized the English words above, they could make potions.

Even the stove, no, every kitchen utensil on the potion experiment table, Kyle thoughtfully provided an instruction manual for them.

Thanks to a multi-pronged approach, the current Potions class has made Old Bat worry-free to an unprecedented extent.

But at the same time, the old bat also lost the fun of spraying venom on the students.

I can only say that it is painful and happy.

After Kyle, who was an assistant coach, did all this for Old Bat, the ruthless Old Bat immediately waved his hand and drove Kyle away from the position of assistant coach.

He didn't want to see the little devil, and the little devil didn't want to see this old bat with a dead face all day long.

Otherwise, how could Kyle go all out to help Snape renovate the Potions classroom?

It's not like he's idle and has nothing else to do.

After once again inspecting the entire classroom, Snape still could not find a reason to scold the students bloody.

He nodded with satisfaction, walked back to the podium unhurriedly, and began to study his magic.

After the first seal on the Resurrection Stone is unlocked, the Resurrection Stone truly has the ability to recall the souls of the dead.

On this basis, Snape also developed a spell that could resurrect the dead with the help of the Resurrection Stone - Earth Reincarnation.

After erasing the soul of the original owner from the living body, use it as a container for the soul of the deceased, and then summon the soul of the deceased from the pure land of the underworld to the present world, allowing the soul of the deceased to attach to the container...

This magic, which he named the Reincarnation of Evil Land, was still only an imperfect prototype.

The faces of the dead reincarnated by the filthy soil still look like their containers. If you want to make the resurrected people look like they were before death, you can only use human body transformation.

What Snape couldn't accept even more was that although the resurrected people had clear consciousness and the ability to act independently, compared with normal living people, they were missing something.

For example, taste, smell, touch, etc.

What Snape wanted was not Lily like this. What he wanted was a Lily who was perfectly resurrected and no different from a normal living person.

But that is something that the current Snape cannot do.

Snape was not in a hurry, after all, there were still two chains on the Resurrection Stone that had not been broken.

Perhaps if all three chains were broken, the Resurrection Stone would give him the ability to perfectly resurrect Lily.

Of course, Snape would not place all his hopes on a resurrection stone.

What if the Resurrection Stone, which has unlocked all the seals, still can't do it?

Then the only way to go is to collect the three Deathly Hallows and become the master of Death.

At that time, he was bound to have a conflict with Dumbledore.

Snape was unwilling to go to that point, but a certain degree of precaution was necessary.

The reincarnation of the dirty earth cannot allow him to perfectly resurrect Lily, which does not mean that this magic is useless.

By collecting a large number of corpses of the dead and using the dirt to reincarnate, Snape was soon able to raise a powerful dirt army.

If it really comes to a point where Dumbledore and Dumbledore are at war with each other, the existence of the Dirty Earth Legion will be necessary.

Therefore, the most important thing before Snape now is to strengthen his complete control over the reincarnated people from the dirt.

The magic that Snape is currently developing is his method of controlling those reincarnated from the dirt.

Carve the magic pattern on the back of the deceased's head, completely obliterating the deceased's will and turning him into a complete puppet...

Snape called this magic - the curse seal.

Of course, in addition to controlling the reincarnations of the dirty soil, the curse seal also has other uses...

For example, controlling the living...