Journey to the Wizarding World of Hogwarts

"Ministry of Magic Decree: Dementors will be responsible for nationwide security issues. It is reported that the Department of Magical Law Enforcement will set up a new department to solve on-the-job training and accommodation issues for dementors and ensure that Ministry of Magic employees and new colleagues can get along harmoniously. Minister Fudge has promised that dementors will never harm any wizard, let alone underage wizards. Please do not listen to rumors and believe that all actions taken by the Ministry of Magic are for the purpose of protecting wizards."

Hermione read the Daily Prophet word by word and frowned, "Do they not care at all about us being attacked?"

Yesterday afternoon, before they arrived at Hogwarts on a special train, they were attacked by dementors. The young wizards in the car were a little depressed. Some even sent letters home accusing the Ministry of Magic of its bad behavior. However, those letters were... It was like a stone sinking into the ocean, without even a single response, which made the little wizards feel a little restless.

Could it be that their communications have been controlled?

Realizing that their communications may be being monitored, Robert enlists the help of house elves, and his letters are now delivered via Apparition.

But he didn't find the person who was watching the owl. He must have been very careful to hide his whereabouts. Well, maybe it was the dementors who did it, and they happened to be able to fly.

Harry hurried to the dining table and asked anxiously, "Which of you can heal the owl? Hedwig is injured!"

His words were like a bomb, which suddenly detonated the panic among the little wizards.

"They, they must have killed the Sith!"

"My Lilith didn't come back all night!"

"The Ministry wants to imprison us!"

Harry looked confused. Damn it, what happened to you? I'm just saying my owl was attacked, why do you all look like you're about to die?

The auditorium was noisy, attracting displeased looks from the professors.

But there is a good thing, at least when they were noisy, they made a passage for Harry. Harry trotted to Principal Dumbledore, with an anxious look on his face, "Sir, my owl was attacked. Can you help it?"

When Professor Snape saw Harry, his face suddenly dropped, and he said rudely and sarcastically, "That's really a poor guy. His owner can't even take good care of him. Maybe another owner can at least take care of him." Let it be fed... I think Mr. Potter thinks so too, right?"

Harry looked at him angrily.

Professor Lupine, who was sitting on the other side, spoke, "Okay, Severus, this poor little guy is already unlucky enough, don't put any more pressure on him and it."

Snape immediately turned his angry gaze to Lupin.

Lupine smiled warmly at Harry.

His face was a little pale and he looked very thin, but surprisingly he was a good man. Harry thought.

Principal Dumbledore looked at Hedwig in Harry's hand with a serious expression, and then he smiled, "Okay Harry, I think your new Care of Magical Creatures teacher can help you solve this problem very easily." trouble."

Harry looked to the right side of the table again, "Hagrid..."

Hagrid smiled happily, "Come on, Harry, I'll help you take care of this poor little guy!"

The biggest gain from last semester's expedition is probably that the Ministry of Magic has realized that they made a serious mistake.

Once again they arrested the wrong man.

Because they obtained Tom Riddle's notebook and the Remnant Soul confessed to the murder of Myrtle Warren, the Ministry of Magic could only drop the murder charge against Hagrid and give him some compensation.

Hagrid can now legitimately walk in the sun, and no one will have any objections even if he uses a wand. Moreover, since he has been serving as a gamekeeper, that is, responsible for patrolling the Forbidden Forest, Principal Dumbledore decided to take over the vacant role of protecting magic. The duties of the Zoology Department were given to him.

The Care of Magical Creatures class is usually held by scholars who are very knowledgeable about magical animals, but how can I put it, all the Care of Magical Creatures scientists have the talent to commit suicide, Silvanus Kettleburn, this one with a particularly long name The professor is a typical example.

He had a staggering 62 probation periods, most of which occurred during the tenure of former principal Armando Dippet, so their relationship was very tense.

The most famous one is the "Lucky Fountain Incident".

"The Fountain of Good Luck" is a well-known story in the Tales of Beedle the Poet, and has always been popular among wizards. The story is probably about three witches-Asha, Altida, and Amata. Unhappy, want to bathe in the fountain of good luck to get good luck.

An unlucky knight joined their team, and after a series of tests, they finally arrived at the Fountain of Good Luck.

But when they arrived at the Fountain of Good Luck, the three witches discovered that their bad luck had disappeared and they did not need the help of the Fountain of Good Luck, so they gave this opportunity to the knight who accompanied them all the way.

At the end of the story, the four of them live happily together...

Forehead……

It seems like something is wrong.

At that time, Hogwarts School was preparing to hold a pantomime, and the song chosen was "The Fountain of Good Luck". As the professor of Magical Creatures, Mr. Kettleburn, the young wizards asked him to provide a huge earthworm for the pantomime, which was also the whole The first mini-boss in the story.

Then...the professor brought a fire-ash snake over.

The Ash Snake is small and looks very much like an earthworm. Professor Kettleburn used the Expansion Charm to make it bigger. At first glance, it does look like that, a giant earthworm blocking the road.

But...this is just what it looks like.

These magical creatures are born from magic fire and live only an hour. They lay eggs in hidden places, and then their entire bodies are shattered and turned into dust. Of course, this is not what is criticized about the ash snake. Its real danger lies in the eggs. If the eggs are not found in time, they can set your house on fire in just a few minutes and break out of the shell.

So, you have to be very careful when working with this snake, they get hooked really easily.

That night, the professor was once again unreliable. He drank too much and slept drunkenly in the bedroom. The stage was left to the director, Herbology Professor Herbert Bierley, who was in charge. Professor Bierley did not know this. The unreliable professor actually hid an ash snake under the grass slope, and then an accident happened.

The origin is also a bit ridiculous. In the story of "The Fountain of Good Luck", Amata went looking for the Fountain of Good Luck because she was abandoned by her lover, while Asha did so because she was terminally ill.

Unfortunately, what the director, Professor Billie, failed to notice was that the student who played "Amata" and the student who played the unlucky knight were actually a pair of lovers, and they had been dating for several years.

Of course, this is nothing. After all, when you get the script, you can't be 100% sure that the person kissing you is your real-life husband.

But if you are dumped by your boyfriend just before the performance, and the object of his affection is another woman in the script...