HP Approaches the Magic World

No one knew why Snape went to Dumbledore's office, and Jon had no intention of asking.

It's nothing more than the matters surrounding Harry Potter's enrollment next year.

He used the pillars by the window to hide his figure. When Snape entered and closed the door, he turned around and went downstairs from the other side.

There is no need to run into these professors, at least not yet.

He also had private lessons with Helga in the evening.

Along the way, I hurriedly returned to the Hufflepuff common room and greeted a few classmates who were playing wizard chess in the lounge. When I returned to the dormitory, I found that my three roommates were all there.

"Why are you staying in the dormitory? I thought you went to visit the castle with others."

When he came back just now, he saw many freshmen wandering around the castle. It is estimated that exploring the castle is a must-have activity for first-year freshmen.

"I'm not waiting for you yet."

Stephen curled his lips and said: "You asked us to help you bring your things back, but your bed curtain has a sealing magic set on it. We can't get in without you."

"Oh, it's my fault. I'll treat you to dinner tomorrow."

"Then it's settled."

Stephen was very happy when he heard that Jon was inviting us to dinner, but then he reacted: "The food at Hogwarts is free, and we can't go outside the school. What are you going to treat us to?"

Flan and Scully also looked at Qiaoqiao with doubts.

"Don't worry, it definitely doesn't smell like school."

Jon smiled mysteriously, and then carried his cauldron into the bed curtains. He had written a letter in the morning and asked his owl Kane to send it home, just to satisfy this appetite.

Even if there was no such thing, he would still treat his roommates to a meal.

This is a little habit he developed in his previous life.

Fulen then stuck his head in, looked at Jon who was busy at the desk and asked: "We are going to go out to see the castle, do you want to go with us?"

"No, I'm a little tired, you go ahead."

Fulen's little head retracted, and then Jon heard the rustling sounds outside. It was obvious that three people had gone out.

"The bed curtain is closed."

Jon muttered a command to close the bed curtain to prevent others from coming in while he was not paying attention, and then took out the old set of crucibles and the scraps he had secretly collected in class from the ring.

The leftovers from the two groups were collected into this small amount. Fortunately, both groups were not very good at what they did, so Snape didn't find out.

Of course, this may also be because they are not worthy of attracting Snape's hatred...

"About the configuration of magic potions..."

Jon muttered and separated various materials with his hands deftly.

Although pharmaceutical preparation is not an aspect that science and engineering majors need to cover, conducting experiments is something that science and engineering students all over the world have to do. When it comes to being steady and careful, Jon thinks he is not much weaker than medical students.

Moreover, you need to strictly follow the tedious steps in the book in class, and you don't need to do it in private. Various methods only seek simplicity, such as the theory that it is easier to produce juice by pressing than chopping, and you don't need to make a decision after considering it.

Snape discovered the problem when he was a student, but he still didn't improve it even after he became the Potions teacher.

At this time, Jon was not in the mood to complain, and his energy was focused on the preparation of the potion.

After a while.

"Did you still fail?"

Jon looked at the pot of dark, viscous potion in the crucible and frowned tightly.

"Forget it, there is no extra material. I guess there is a problem in some step. There is not enough material to make a comparison group. As for this theoretical guidance..." Jon looked at the potion book at hand, and it was full of errors and omissions.

It’s so tiring just to look at it: “It’s okay not to look at it.”

It is indeed a very expensive thing to achieve success in Potions. Jon remembered that Snape was not very rich when he was young. He could become a Master of Potions probably because he had extremely high magic skills.

Pharmacy talent.

Obviously, Jon doesn't have this talent.

…

"I think it's a very wrong idea for you to think so. No matter how the bloodline of my descendants declines, they will never be so bad that they don't have any talent for potions."

Helga Hufflepuff expressed great dissatisfaction with Jon's inaction in this regard, which Jon could understand very well. After all, this witch was once a very high-level potion master.

"Perhaps the potion talent is not passed down by blood, or there are other reasons. In short, my first attempt at preparing the potion was not successful."

"Oh, dear, I think the preparation of any potion is not a one-time success. You may need to practice more."

"Okay, I will try my best to study Potions."

Helga nodded with satisfaction. Since time was tight, the two "grandfather and grandson" quickly got to the point.

"I have read through the books you sent in today. To be honest, these spells are not very practical, and their power is also very weak."

"This is normal. Maybe you didn't realize it at the beginning, but as time goes by, the magic environment is actually getting worse and worse."

Jon told Helga his guess. The magic environment should have been pretty good at that time a thousand years ago. At least the four founders of Hogwarts were legendary magicians. But now in this environment, only

After defeating Dumbledore and Grindelwald, Voldemort may be counted as one, but when Voldemort gained power, Grindelwald had already failed.

Theory always comes from practice. Jon got some relevant theories from the book, so this theory will definitely be able to, at least, support the topic he talked about.

Helga sat quietly on the sofa and expressed her willingness to hear the details, so Jon sorted out his language a little and began to speak:

"I have roughly read some information from thousands of years ago to the present. From the Middle Ages to the present, you may not be able to feel it when you are in the portrait, but the magic power fluctuates."

Jon tentatively spoke a little, and then continued after getting Helga's nod:

"The magical environment our wizards live in is constructed by the magic factors that exist between heaven and earth. The density of this magic factor determines the difficulty of wizards casting spells and the number of wizards.

When the magic environment is relatively good, the number of wizards, including the possibility of new wizards awakening among Muggles, is also relatively high. Therefore, even in your time, wizards were in dire straits.

You can still maintain your own inheritance and even confront the Holy See..."