Learn magic from Hogwarts

If you are in a group of four, you can form a free team.

In the past year, Noah successfully proved to all members that he is a living golden thigh.

In addition, later on, after he was basically asked by Professor Snape to make the potion alone, the other little wizards could only look at this golden thigh and sigh.

But it’s different now. We asked four people to form a group, and we didn’t mention the extra people. What does that mean?

It’s time to win!!!

Many young wizards immediately looked at Noah with bright eyes, and the quick ones were already preparing to approach Noah.

Noah turned a blind eye to this undercurrent, and first put away the books at hand, preparing to make room for the crucible.

Grant, the author next to him, suddenly leaned forward and said, "Lannister, can I team up with you?"

This move made many little wizards stay in place. Good guy, you didn't have good intentions in the beginning, didn't you?

Now the Slytherins are even more displeased with this Gryffindor.

Noah, who was asked the question, turned to look at him, sizing up this guy who was smiling and talking.

Now Noah can be sure that this guy is here for him.

"Okay." He wanted to see what this guy's purpose was.

The first teammate came to the door on his own, and so did the second and third teammates.

But the remaining two are both Slytherins.

Now their group became three Slytherins and one Gryffindor.

The other little wizards who were unwilling just now stopped and thought. It wasn't because the team was full. After all, they now have thirteen people. There will always be one more in a group of four. If they want to join, Noah will definitely not be too embarrassed.

reject.

But the real appearance is not very peaceful at first glance. This Gryffindor looks like a sheep in a wolf's den, uh, like a lion cub in a snake's den? Anyway, it seems that the situation is not good.

Each group received the crucible and began to make potions. Professor Snape, who was about to grade his homework, subconsciously looked up and discovered the unusual combination of Noah's group.

To be honest, this Gryffindor was brought to his doorstep by himself. Snape never cared much about Gryffindor. That’s right, he just didn’t care.

He definitely has a lot of thorns in his heart.

But he didn't have much impression of Grant.

This was unusual, and meant that this Gryffindor was mediocre and incapable of making mistakes.

But it is very intriguing that he volunteered to join the club. Since his establishment, this club has not been without Gryffindor students, but they are all very rare, and most of them come through self-recommendation with the idea of ​​provoking him.

This Grant was different. He was obviously coming for Noah.

Don't get me wrong, Snape was not worried about Noah at all. He knew very well how smart this student was. He had outstanding talent and a good heart. Even if he was a little strange, Snape regarded him as a genius. He was also a genius.

Geniuses also know how they look in the eyes of others, so they don't care at all about Noah's strangeness.

He was just surprised that Gryffindor didn't care anymore.

If a Gryffindor can't handle it, then his evaluation of Noah is questionable.

So Snape continued to concentrate on grading homework.

As always, he put Noah's homework at the end, so as not to affect his mood when correcting other people's homework. Anyway, he was already irritable enough, and if he was more irritable, he would probably be visited by the deans of other colleges.

…

Noah had no idea what their dean was thinking. After placing the crucible, his group gathered around.

By tacit understanding, this group was led by Noah.

The other two Slytherins are both fourth years. Although they are not very friendly to this Gryffindor, they have no intention of getting angry for Noah's sake.

The important thing is the task. They need to complete the task assigned by the professor first, so it is natural to exclude this new Gryffindor.

The two Slytherins recalled the recipe and selected the required ingredients one by one.

This tacit understanding seems to be nothing, but it excludes Grant in a subtle way.

Grant didn't know whether he really didn't notice it or didn't care, so he just stood aside and watched. Anyway, he didn't know the formula of the potion, so he just stood aside and watched.

But most of the attention was focused on Noah.

Noah took a look at the materials that had been arranged neatly, counted them, and then started to deal with them.

His movements were skillful and fast, and the two Slytherins also started to help, without any problem in giving him a hand.

This made Grant gradually look thoughtful.

It didn't take long for them to process the materials and start cooking the potion.

Noah was still in charge. He put the materials into the crucible accurately. At that moment, Grant seemed to see Professor Snape who was careless in class.

Cooking the shrinking potion does not take a day or two, and Professor Snape will not ask them to hand in one immediately.

After grading the homework, he went to the classroom to look at the progress of each group.

After a while, the other groups were either scolded for being too slow or scolded for improper handling of materials or cooking errors. Anyway, Professor Snape's fighting power at this moment was much more powerful than during normal classes.

The three new little wizards trembled at this, and even one Hufflepuff was almost crying from being scolded.

When he reached the last group, which was Noah's group, his face was so dark that ink dripped from his face.

And after taking a look at the cooking pot, he got even more excited: "I remember I said it was a group production, not your personal show Lannister!"

The things in this crucible looked like standard production, which made him unable to see the problems of the other people, and he was unable to guide them.

"Do you want me to tell you personally what to do?" Professor Snape almost roared.

Noah: “…”

Noah silently put down the materials he was about to throw in and gave up his position.

The two senior Slytherins looked at each other awkwardly and stepped forward to take Noah's place.

Grant did not move, but Professor Snape turned to look at him: "What are you still doing here? Shouldn't you open the book if you don't know the recipe, or are you going to just watch them do it? If you want

If you came here because you were lazy, get out of here!"

After being scolded, Grant hesitated to remember how difficult Professor Snape was, and now he could no longer maintain the calmness on his face, so he could only turn out the book with a stiff face.

But what he took was a third-grade potion book, and it didn't shrink the yaoji at all. Who would have thought that in the first club activity at the beginning of the school year, this professor would teach new members from the basics without following common sense?!