Hogwarts: Voldemort, don't stop me from studying - Chapter 333

c333 Cancelled Care of Magical Creatures class

Gold necklace…

Ved is not someone who likes to wear jewelry on himself, even if he can afford all kinds of expensive gems and gold.

At the same time, Michael noticed that Hermione seemed to have the same thing hidden in her school robe.

“Forget it.” He crossed his arms and put his chin on them, lying on the table and muttering: “If I leave, you will have to sit here alone? That’s too pitiful.”

Ved smiled, reached out from his bag and took out a book as thick as a brick and put it on the table.

“If you are bored, you can read this.”

“What is this?”

Michael sat up straight, flipping through it and said disdainfully: “Encyclopedia? It sounds no different from “Family Life and Social Habits of British Muggles”!”

But just flipping through the catalog, his eyes were attracted.

The one that Vader gave Michael was actually a children’s encyclopedia. It was a birthday gift given to Vader by a friend of his father two years ago. The beginning of the chapter is the Big Bang, the Milky Way, nebulae, and galaxies, with colorful illustrations and concise and easy-to-understand instructions.

There are also natural sciences, humanities and history, social changes, and technological development in the back. Each part is interesting and eye-catching.

Michael soon became addicted to it and forgot the time and his previous idea of ​​leaving.

Wade took advantage of this time to finish all the homework left over from the morning classes.

His schoolbag looks ordinary, but it is actually another form of wardrobe space. The traceless extension spell expands the space inside to be comparable to the school auditorium. Wade stuffed all his books into it.

Writing “schoolbag” is actually a portable portable library.

When writing papers and looking up information, he only needs to reach into the schoolbag, and then a silent flying spell can get the book he wants.

When the bell rang, Michael reluctantly closed the book and asked, “Can you lend me this book? I’ve only read a dozen pages.”

“Wait a minute.”

Wade tapped the cover of the book with his wand, copied the same book, left the original to Michael, and took the copy to find Professor Bubbaji.

Michael finally stuffed the big book into his crowded schoolbag, and saw Wade coming back from the front of the classroom.

He raised his eyebrows: “You want Professor Bubbage to change to this encyclopedia? I heard that her original textbook has been used for nearly ten years.”

“That’s why it needs to be changed. History of Magic is enough for boring classes.”

Wade said: “And there are many errors in the original textbook. The author actually doesn’t know much about Muggles. As you said, it’s not bad to read it as a joke book.”

“Did Professor Bubbage agree?” Michael asked.

“After I told her my idea, I left the book and left.” Wade sighed and said, “I think Professor Bubbage may need to cry secretly for a while after we all leave.”

“Uh…” Michael was stunned for a moment, then said: “In fact, it’s normal for Millicent and the others to leave on the spot. In any case, marrying a werewolf is still too outrageous.”

“I remember you like Remus very much.” Wade said.

“Remus is Remus, and werewolves are werewolves.”

Michael said objectively: “I know what most werewolves are like – vulgar, violent, barbaric, full of resentment towards wizards, and I heard that they used to attack children and women at night.”

“Remus is a special case, he can’t represent all werewolves. And if Remus has a daughter, do you think he would be willing to let his daughter marry a werewolf again?”

Wade didn’t speak.

He thought of Will, the werewolf who betrayed Remus’ kindness, and Claire, who was full of resistance to the werewolf identity.

Even the werewolves themselves, few can accept their own identity.

From this perspective, Professor Bubbage’s idea is really naive and bizarre.

After Muggle Studies, the next class is Care of Magical Creatures.

This course has always been a popular elective course, and most students will choose it. Therefore, when it comes to class, it is divided into two colleges and two colleges, just like the compulsory courses.

Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff were divided together.

They walked along the slope to the edge of the Forbidden Forest and arrived just in time for class, but there was no sign of the professor. “Where is Professor Hagrid?” asked Hannah Abbott of Hufflepuff. “Did he forget the time?”

The students waited for a while, and someone took the initiative to knock on the door of Hagrid’s hut, but got no response.

“Did we remember the wrong place for class?”

He came back and said uncertainly.

“I heard some movement over there.” Ryan pointed to a place not far away and said, “It seems that something is calling there.”

“Go and have a look.” Anthony Goldstein made a decision: “Professor Hagrid may be waiting for us over there!”

He was warm and generous, liked to consider others, and had always been the center of Ravenclaw students. Hearing this, everyone followed.

Wade vaguely guessed something, but didn’t say anything, and followed the team.

This place is very close to the Forbidden Forest. Many students who never dared to set foot in this area were excited and nervous, and unconsciously leaned against each other.

Afterwards, they all heard the call Ryan mentioned, and then someone made a sound of inhaling.

Twelve strange creatures were in a paddock. They had the bodies of horses, the heads, wings and front paws of eagles, and their fur was colorful. Some were eating meat, some were lying on the ground to rest, and two seemed to be playing.

The arrival of the students startled these creatures. Those lying on the ground immediately stood up, staring at each other cautiously from above, and did not approach.

“Hippogriff!” Theo exclaimed, “Is this what Professor Hagrid prepared for class?”

“So cool!” Michael cheered, “I didn’t know there were such creatures in the Forbidden Forest!”

“So where is the professor?”

Padma was a little scared. She grabbed Michael’s sleeve tightly and wanted to retreat: “Maybe we should leave… go find Professor Hagrid first…”

“Don’t be afraid, Padma.” Michael comforted her, “The professor may have gone to prepare food for them! We have to learn how to feed the hippogriff!”

Padma’s face turned pale and she screamed, “Close contact?!”

Before she finished her words, a voice came from behind: “What are you doing here?!”

Everyone turned around and saw Professor McGonagall striding over with a worried and anxious look on her face. When she saw that there was at least 20 meters between the students and the hippogriff, she relaxed.

“We are preparing for class, Professor.” Anthony Goldstein said, “But for some reason, Professor Hagrid hasn’t come yet.”

Professor McGonagall frowned: “Didn’t anyone notify you? This class is temporarily cancelled!”

“Cancelled? Why?” Anthony asked curiously.

“Something happened…” Professor McGonagall said vaguely: “In short, for everyone’s safety, you should stay away from here for the time being, go back to the castle, hurry up!”

The students hesitated, but under Professor McGonagall’s stern gaze, they still walked towards the castle.

“Why is it cancelled?” Michael said: “This is our first Care of Magical Creatures class.”

“Look, look over there.” Wade raised his chin and gestured.

Michael turned around and saw fresh blood in the bushes and on the fence of the paddock.

His face turned pale: “Is anyone injured?”

“I guess so.” Wade said: “The eagle’s claws and beaks have the ability to hurt people.”

“Fortunately, we didn’t go over there.” Padma patted her chest thankfully and said: “I hope it’s not Hermione and the others who were injured.”

Michael was a little unhappy and a little unbelievable: “Professor Hagrid didn’t take good safety precautions? How could he make trouble in the first class?”

“Who knows? Maybe someone else made a stupid mistake.” Wade said: “Anyway, go to the school hospital and you’ll find out.”

“But…”

Michael turned around and met the eyes of a hippogriff.

“Maybe we won’t see them next time we come to class… maybe we won’t see them forever…”