Hogwarts Passer-By Professor

For the secret base excavated in the Antarctic glacier, Eisen has opened up three rooms in it. In addition to the alchemy laboratory at the beginning, there is a small bedroom and a cubicle.

The small bedroom is just a preparation, and Eisen has no plans to live here for a long time. The compartment is a room specially opened for the study of dementors.

Due to the traceless stretching spell, the space of the entire secret base is spacious enough. As for whether to open up space for other purposes, Eisen will discuss it if necessary in the future.

After Eisen's figure appeared out of nowhere in the compartment, he turned his attention to the crystal ball holding the dementor. It can be seen that the runes above the crystal ball are constantly absorbing the energy transformed from the surroundings and pouring it into the crystal ball below.

In the crystal ball, the dementor kept rolling, but was trapped by chains around it, and couldn't escape no matter what. After the energy poured into it was absorbed by the silver chains, the blooming silver luster became even brighter.

On the opposite side, in another crystal ball, a little bit of gray luster has already appeared. The sheen is so subtle that it's almost invisible if you don't look carefully.

Seeing all of this, Eisen showed a satisfied smile on his face, and then flashed to the alchemy laboratory next door.

On the long transparent table a foot away from the ice wall, there was an ordinary wizard's robe laid flat on it. The reason why the wizard's robe is laid here is because Eisen wants to enchant it and make it into a magic-proof hat-like prop.

There is a transparent cabinet next to the table, in which are the Basilisk eyes and Basilisk fangs that Eisen got earlier.

Sitting on the chair behind the long table, Eisen picked up the wizard's robe on the table and put it aside.

In fact, it is very simple for Eisen to make props similar to the anti-spell hat. If you think about it carefully, you will know that the effect of the anti-curse hat is actually similar to the Iron Armor Curse to a certain extent.

Therefore, Eisen is sure to replicate props similar to the anti-spell hat. However, the anti-spell hat can only reflect some weak spells and jinxes. Eisen was not satisfied with this effect, so he wanted to continue his research in alchemy in pursuit of refining more powerful magic items.

After taking out "Quest for Ancient Alchemy", Eisen immersed himself in the ocean of knowledge. Due to Eisen's super physical fitness and magic, he couldn't feel the cold around him at all.

Time passed slowly, and when Eisen returned to Hogwarts again, it was already evening. When he came to the auditorium to eat, he heard two pieces of gossip that caused a lot of trouble.

The first thing happened in the divination class in the North Tower.

I don’t know if Hogwarts was affected by dementors. In the divination class, the little wizards were frightened by Trelawney’s divination.

Because Trelawney predicted bad things about almost every little wizard. For example, Neville Longbottom, Trelawney mentioned his grandma in divination class, causing Neville to be frightened, for fear that something might happen to his grandma.

And Parvati Patil was also intimidated by Trelawney, asking her to beware of red-haired men. Such a prophecy made Parvati have to keep a considerable distance from Ron.

Not only that, but Trelawney also made other predictions, for example, that in February, a vicious flu would hit Hogwarts and shut down classes. Around Easter, one person left us forever.

Combined with her so-called "ominous" prophecy to Harry later, it seems to indicate that Harry Potter, the savior, will be killed by ominous circumstances around Easter.

In addition to what happened in the divination class, there was another incident that caused a lot of waves, and that was the first class Hagrid had, and there was an accident.

Even though Eisen had already warned Hagrid, the accident still happened. Of course, Eisen actually knew what was going on. Under Hagrid's guidance, Harry not only stroked the Hippogriff Buckbeak, but also flew around the sky on his body.

As a result, Della wanted to go up and ride Buckbeak even if he was alive. However, he didn't follow Hagrid's instructions and was injured by Buckbeak.

Things happened one after another, and a depressive atmosphere quickly spread in the castle.

"Harry, don't worry, didn't Professor McGonagall say that? Divination is one of the most inaccurate subjects in magic." Hermione seemed completely unaffected, and comforted Harry very calmly.

"However, Professor Eisen once said it in the first grade. He said that Professor Trelawney is the kind of person who has a talent for predicting the future through divination!" Harry retorted muffled.

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Although in the Transfiguration class, Professor McGonagall did say that Professor Trelawney predicted the death of a student every year, it never happened, but Harry couldn't be happier when he thought that he really saw the big black dog that Trelawney predicted .

"However, Professor Eisen also said that Trelawney can predict the future to a certain extent. Not completely predicting the future!" Hermione said indifferently.

"Don't worry, Harry. That big black dog might just be a coincidence. You see, the dementors are still guarding the entrance of Hogwarts, and Sirius Black can't get in!" This was Ron's consolation. .

For a while, the three fell silent.

"Did you see Hagrid? It's too bad that something like that happened to him in his first class!" Hermione said suddenly, mentioning Hagrid with a worried look on her face.

"Hagrid wasn't in the auditorium." Ron shook his head, and then the look of disgust appeared on his face again. "Malfoy always messes things up."

"He won't be fired!" Harry's attention was also on Hagrid, and his tone was full of worry as he spoke.

"Of course not. We all know that Malfoy is entirely to blame for this." Ron couldn't help but grow louder. He looked at Harry and said, "Hagrid said that when a monster is insulted, it will attack. Malfoy didn't listen, so it's his own fault for being attacked."

After dinner, the three returned to the Gryffindor common room, where Professor McGonagall assigned a lot of homework.

"There's a light in Hagrid's window!" Harry looked out the window and found that Hagrid's cabin was still lit. "If we hurry up, we can go downstairs and see him, it's still early!"

"You guys go, I'm going to visit Professor Eisen." Hermione looked at the homework silently, then spoke slowly.

"What are you going to do with Professor Eisen?" Ron asked puzzled after throwing down his homework.

"Practical training for the dueling team! I mean, do you still have time to go?" Hermione froze for a moment before asking back.

Harry and Ron froze for a moment, looking at the homework at the same time, and then showed hesitation.

"Hermione, don't you have time too? Those homework should be easy for you." Harry looked at Hermione.

"But I have a few more classes than you guys." Hermione reached out and patted the thick stack of homework.

"Then what do you mean, go to Professor Eisen and say to postpone the daily actual combat training, or to reduce the number of actual combat training?" It was a matter of his own strength, so Harry had to ask further.

"What do you think?" Hermione wanted to see what the two of them thought.

"I think it's better to take part in the actual combat training of the dueling team once a week, which is too much homework." Ron said, blushing, and then pointed directly at Harry, "Harry has to participate in Quidditch training every day, plus the family Homework, not even a little free time."

Harry couldn't help but nodded at the thought of having more free time.

"Then I'll go talk to Professor Eisen!" Hermione said, but sighed slightly.

Harry and Ron exchanged glances, shrugged their shoulders, and headed outside in the direction of Hagrid's hut. And Hermione came to Eisen's office alone.