Harry Potter Reborn

Snape raised his head and glanced around. Everyone was looking at him eagerly while flipping back their books.

Harry was the only one sitting upright, not knowing where to look.

Snape said sharply: "Potter, why don't you move?"

Everyone thought: Making things difficult! Snape hadn't said where he was going to turn, so who knew what he was going to turn to.

Harry said: "Professor, are you talking about page 394, the last chapter of Werewolf? I have already opened it."

Snape hated himself for being so mean-mouthed.

There is a picture of a werewolf on the first page of the last chapter, with a wolf head, fangs, erect ears, wolf fur, and sharp eyes...

Hermione muttered: "This looks like a husky in the Muggle world."

A pure-blood wizard kid next to him asked in confusion: "Husky? What is that?"

Hermione looked at the picture of the werewolf carefully, turned it over and over, and said with a frown: "It's an animal that looks very similar. I guess huskies and werewolves have a certain blood relationship."

The person next to me said in surprise: "Are there many huskies in the Muggle world?"

She thinks that werewolves are so dangerous, so there should be very few huskies in the Muggle world.

Otherwise, Muggles would have perished long ago. The book says that Muggles are very weak.

Hermione said: "It's not a question of whether there are too many of them, but...it's really a very common animal."

"Huskies are very popular in the Muggle world, and Muggles like to tame them."

The girl next to her swallowed her saliva and asked without giving up: "Is that husky you mentioned dangerous?"

Hermione thought about the husky's behavior carefully and said distressedly: "It's not a question of whether it is dangerous or not. It is a very violent and "dangerous" creature that can easily make its owner angry to death."

So, the girl next to her looked at Hermione with horror and shock.

She didn't hear Hermione's comment that the husky was so angry with its owner, she only noticed "dead".

In her mind, the danger level of huskies is equal to werewolves.

So Muggles raising huskies = Muggles raising werewolves.

Merlin, are Muggles that powerful already?

The books that say Muggles are easy to bully are all false!

So a wizard had a strange misunderstanding about Muggles.

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"Can any of you tell me how to tell a werewolf from a real wolf?" Snape asked.

The students were silent, sitting upright and behaved as they could.

"Don't you even know this kind of knowledge? Lupine's teaching was a failure," Snape said.

Someone said dissatisfiedly: "Professor, we have said that we haven't learned this yet..."

"Shut up." Snape said fiercely: "You are too ignorant and unmotivated. There are even third-year students who can't distinguish werewolves. I think Hogwarts is not far from bankruptcy."

With this momentum, Snape wanted to eat people.

In the following class, no one dared to speak out.

They sat there, copying notes about werewolves from their books, while Snape walked back and forth between the desks.

This class was boring because Snape didn't teach anything.

I simply asked the students to copy down the werewolf chapter verbatim.

The bell finally rang, but Snape didn't let them leave.

He said coldly: "Each person should write a paper and give it to me. The content is to describe the various characteristics of werewolves, how to identify werewolves hidden among humans, and various methods to kill werewolves."

"I ask you to fill four volumes of parchment on this topic and hand it in on Monday morning. I think this class needs someone to take good care of it." Snape raised his head and sneered.

Even Hermione frowned when she heard that there were four volumes, let alone others.

"Also, I will read this assignment carefully. If I find out who has plagiarized, then those two people will fail the Defense Against the Dark Arts textbook for the academic year!"

Ron became anxious and said, "You can't do this. You are just a substitute teacher. You have no rights."

Snape trembled: "Ah, yes, there is a plagiarist here."

Quite a few people in the class couldn't help laughing, because Ron had asked at least half of the students to copy their homework.

Snape said softly: "Mr. Weasley, I will pay special attention to your homework this time."

He glanced around, and everyone lowered their heads, determined that no matter how much Ron begged, he couldn't let him see it this time.

Ron blushed.

Snape said: "However, you are right. I guess Lupine will definitely treat my punishment as if it doesn't count when he comes back. You are giving me a wake-up call, so be it..."

"If I am not satisfied with the completion of this project, then don't think about passing my Potions class!"

Can you still play like this?!

The expressions of the classmates in the class are like this: (⊙ω⊙`)

Snape's trick was so clever and insidious.

Is this cross-border law enforcement?

"Okay, get out of class is over," Snape said, taking the lead in dragging his robes and leaving.

You can see that everyone is holding back their anger. Gryffindor students have always had a tense relationship with Snape.

When he got to a place where Snape couldn't hear him, he started to denounce Snape fiercely.

"This is too much."

"I've never seen Snape treat his former Defense Against the Dark Arts professor like this."

"Does Snape have a grudge against Professor Lupin? It can't be because he was made fun of last time with the Boggart."

"According to my observation, absolutely not. On the first day of school, I noticed Snape looking at Professor Lupin with hatred."

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Hermione walked quickly.

"Do you feel that Professor Snape seems a little anxious?" She felt that Snape was a little strange today, but after thinking about it, she didn't think of anything.

So I stopped thinking about this unanswered question.

She turned to worry and said, "I wonder how Professor Lu Ping's health is? When will he feel better?"

"Harry, let's walk faster and go to the library to borrow books about werewolves before others borrow them."

"It's a bit difficult to write four volumes." Hermione had a headache.

Harry was hanging dangling behind Hermione.

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Hermione sat at the table holding several books with werewolves on the covers.

She opened the book, looked at the table of contents, turned the pages, recorded, and searched for the useful knowledge Snape requested from the book.

Then a feather brush full of ink was written on the parchment.

He murmured: "Werewolves will show some small habits in normal times... They... have a very sensitive sense of smell... Their eyes will have some changes when the full moon is approaching."

"Also, their faces will look a little pale, as if they have been powdered... But this does not mean that they are weak, but it is a sign that they will transform into werewolves."

"If werewolves in human form still have some sense, then when they turn into wolves when the moon is at its fullest, they will be no different from wild beasts. Even the people closest to them will be indifferent to them if they stand in front of them.

Attack without mercy."

Hermione paused: "Many tragic tragedies have happened among werewolves. This is all because of their wolf nature, so most of them will leave their relatives and wander around. Werewolves are a lonely group. Wizards have the impression of them as ferocious.

,brutal……"

Hermione was finishing her homework when suddenly she thought of something and exclaimed.

His expression became more and more incredible.

He even turned pale: "This is impossible, Dumbledore..."

"Harry!" She grabbed Harry's arm tightly.

"What's wrong?" Harry didn't know what he was looking at, his eyes flickered, and he closed the book.

Hermione only paid a little attention, it seemed to be a thin book of fairy tales.

"Wait, I need to confirm again." Hermione said nervously.

"You look like this, have you discovered Merlin's treasure house?" Harry said with a smile.

The matter seemed to be very urgent, Hermione didn't even respond to Harry's joke.

She hurried back to a certain classified bookshelf and got a pamphlet.

Hermione opened the booklet, her expression solemn, excited and nervous.

"Harry, I have a bold idea!" Hermione whispered, her voice trembling slightly.

Harry pinched his collar and said nervously: "We are still young, we have to wait until we are 14 at least."

"Get out!" Hermione kicked Harry hard under the table and almost died of anger.

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