I was expelled from Hogwarts?

After Potions class was over, the students left the dungeon in shock.

They have seen students who are praised by the teacher, students who talk back to the teacher, and students who are chatting and laughing with the teacher, but this is the first time in their lives... a student who wants to teach the teacher.

It's really a magic wand to poke skin swallows-open your eyes!

What happened in the classroom quickly spread throughout the school, and many people were shocked and unbelievable when they heard about it.

It was already shocking for Rove to change Snape's potion operation without authorization before, and he could still get academic points, but this time it was even more outrageous...

The most outrageous thing is that after he said that to Snape, he was able to walk out of the potions classroom alive, and Hufflepuff was not deducted points. In the eyes of many people, this is already the annual sci-fi movie up.

Everyone can't help but be confused:

Is this still the grumpy, bad-natured, extremely double-standard Professor Snape who likes yin and yang?

Could it be that he has a handle in Rove's hands; or is controlled by the Imperius Curse; or someone used Polyjuice Potion to pretend to be him?

It seems that only these three possibilities make it easier for everyone to accept.

The chemistry Rove mentioned was also hotly discussed by the students, and the young wizards all believed that it was a subject that could make potion science easier.

But where can you learn it?

In a Muggle Studies class, Professor Bubbaji "accidentally" revealed that she had a Ph.D. in Chemistry from Clemson University.

Therefore, there are an endless stream of students going to the class every day.

Professor Bubaji immediately announced that she would lead everyone to develop a chemical product—mustard gas. When a student asked what mustard gas was, she explained that it was a Muggle perfume.

Professor Bubaji also asked the little wizards to make mustard gas in a hurry, and when the students of Beauxbaton and Durmstrang arrived, they would give them as a surprise.

Thinking that this is working hard for the great friendship of the three schools, the students are more motivated, and they are also very much looking forward to the two schools coming to Hogwarts quickly.

In mid-October, an announcement was finally posted on the school bulletin board:

Representatives of Beauxbatons and Durmstrang will arrive at six o'clock in the evening on Friday, October 30th.

The afternoon class will end half an hour earlier. At that time, please gather in front of the castle to meet our guests and then attend the welcome banquet.

The appearance of this announcement made the students more excited. In the next week, no matter where they went, everyone was talking about the same topic:

Triwizard Tournament.

Who will become a Hogwarts warrior, what items will be included in the Tournament, and how the students of Beauxbatons and Durmstrang are different from them are all hot topics of discussion.

Malfoy talked about Durmstrang all day long, boasting that the teaching there was far beyond Hogwarts.

He also said that his father and principal Karkaroff are close friends, and that he is considering transferring to Durmstrang to bring his magical talent to Northern Europe.

When everyone countered that Hogwarts ranked sixth in the evaluation of wizarding schools, while Durmstrang only ranked tenth, Malfoy argued:

"This is the pheasant ranking!"

"Who said the pheasant ranking? This is obviously the ranking released by the International Federation of Wizards, and it is an official statistics!"

Malfoy blushed, and the veins on his forehead burst out, arguing, "Durmstrang's hard power is better than Hogwarts... hard power!"

A series of incomprehensible words, such as "the suppression of the International Federation of Wizards", and "Durmstrang and Ilvermorny, are the twins of the magic school", made everyone laugh.

Ilvermorny is ranked number one in the magic school, and you, Durmstrang, are also paired with twin girls?

Justin is a typical Hogwarts blower. He believes that Hogwarts is not only the strongest in terms of comprehensive strength among the eleven magic schools, but also the top three.

They shouldn't be playing with the "poor students" like Beauxbaton and Durmstrang. Isn't it polluting their own database if they put together a piece of bad chess?

However, according to Rove, with the support of Nicole Flamel, Beauxbatons is extremely luxurious, and the treatment of students is even better:

A single room in a dormitory with private bathroom, free tuition, full package of textbooks, magic materials, crucibles and other teaching equipment, public broomsticks ready to introduce Firebolts, and stipends several times that of Hogwarts...

Justin was so remorseful that he slapped himself. If he had known that he had gone to Beauxbatons, it was a low-ranked trash school. Why did he have to stay in Hogwarts?

However, everyone suddenly discovered that the homework for the past few weeks has increased significantly. Even Professor Trelawney assigned the homework of predicting his own good and bad luck to two years later.

When the students couldn't help complaining, in the Charms class, the good old Professor Flitwick explained:

"This is to let you calm down, take your attention away from the Triwizard Tournament, and focus on your studies."

When the Triwizard Tournament was mentioned, the students muttered again, and Hannah couldn't help raising her hand and asked:

"Professor Flitwick, how are the warriors selected?"

Everyone looked at Professor Flitwick expectantly. He was notoriously good-natured and the only teacher who might leak the news.

But Professor Flitwick still kept his mouth shut. He shook his head and said with a smile:

"I can't reveal it to you, but the selection will definitely be fair. You can rest assured that the best students will be selected as warriors."

"Professor, I... have a friend." Ron couldn't help asking:

"His academic performance may not be very good, his Quidditch may not be outstanding, and his fighting skills are not so good, but I know that he is very good... Does this kind of student have a chance to become a Hogwarts warrior?"

"Mr. Weasley." Professor Flitwick asked sharply, "Your friend, this is not good, that is not good, do you think he has a chance to become a warrior?"

"But in my opinion, he's really good," Ron muttered.

"Then you must at least name a few outstanding places?"

Ron groaned for a long time and said, "He... is very good at wizard chess."

Professor Flitwick stood on a pile of books, and said softly: "Then I suggest you, a friend, to participate in the Wizard Chess Junior Competition, there is no need to become a warrior."

The students all laughed.

Harry also smiled and said, "Ron, your friend is really humorous, you can't do anything, and you still feel good about yourself, haha~ why didn't I know you have such a friend?"

Ron: "..."

Professor Flitwick coughed a few times, and said loudly: "Okay, everyone, pay attention to the blackboard, I will explain the Flying Curse to you again, and we can start the practical exercises in the next class..."

Rove looked at the blackboard and asked in a low voice, "Hermione, I want the potion you brewed, how is it?"

Hermione copied the writing on the blackboard, nodded and said, "There's still a week left, it's almost ready...By the way, what do you want that potion for?"

Rove raised the corner of his mouth and said with a smile: "Secret, after a while... you will know."

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(Thanks for the reward from the big guy "Just Love Wailing Water".)