A Certain Hogwarts Magician Professor

"Is Fudge all right?" Felix asked.

"The Minister is very good," Delix said bluntly. He closed the empty suitcase and got up to leave. He never sat down from beginning to end.

"Wait, Delix." Felix stopped him, and a few pieces of parchment flew towards him, and Delix held it in his hands suspiciously.

"I haven't been idle for the past two days. Some of the things I have prepared will probably be used during the Halloween holiday training. Please hand them over to Scrimgeour."

"This is...ancient Rune?"

"Yes, you can purchase a batch of Rune cards from the 'Future World' company for training Aurors and strikers to practice in advance, which will save a lot of time."

"I see, I'll turn it over to Director Scrimgeour," Dawlish promised.

The next day, the weekend.

Felix didn't wake up until very late. He stayed up late last night, but the effect was remarkable. In the office, he held a fiery red bird in his hand.

"Uh, I can't call the warning bird anymore, so I'll call you the echo bird."

Because of the limited time, he just used the magic perspective and thinking speed to look at it last night, but with all the knowledge of Nicole Lemay, he quickly dug out similar alchemy items from memory, and spent half the night The replacement was successfully reproduced.

This alchemical item acts as an extra eye. When using it, input a command to it, and it can exist stably. Until the command is completed or destroyed, it will fly to the owner's side, or self-immolate on the spot.

Felix lowered his head to look at the fiery red bird, which was bouncing nimbly in the palm of his hand.

"Just watch the house to prevent someone from breaking in illegally."

The fiery red bird chirped twice and jumped onto the magic lamp on the ceiling.

Felix looked at the time, and estimated that the meal time in the auditorium had long since passed. He took Warren to the underground building of the castle with familiarity. On the way, he met several students who were going to the kitchen for food.

Felix shared his experience with them, and he recommended lemon salmon fillets. "Scald and boned the salmon, sliced, sautéed with black pepper, and drizzled with lemon juice...it was pretty good."

The two Ravenclaw students he was traveling with were gulping.

"Professor Haipu, did you invent the Fishbone Charm?" one of them asked.

"No," Felix replied immediately, "but I happen to know the spell."

The two students looked at each other, "Really... We just have a problem. When using this spell, it is always awkward, and there will be some fishbone left in it. What is the reason?"

"Is there something wrong with the spell propagation process?"

"It shouldn't be. Qiu uses it very well... She is my roommate and can bake fish by herself!"

"I see," Felix thought for a while, "it may be related to the control of magic power. I suggest that you stabilize the magic power within a certain range, which is a bit like the process of casting polymorphism. Of course, don't use too much force, otherwise it will completely stir the fish. broken……"

They walked into the basement as they discussed magic, and Felix seemed to see a red-haired figure disappearing into the corner ahead. Weasley? He thought about it, but didn't care.

Valen stood on Felix's shoulder, his small black eyes also staring at the end of the corridor, and he smelled a familiar smell.

In the kitchen, the house-elf Yun Bo warmly received them.

Felix handed over a gift box of candy, and after several refusals, Yun Bo and the enthusiastic elves took out a small jar from the corner with fresh salmon in it.

"This is specially reserved for Mr. Haipu!" Yun Bo said, holding the small jar with difficulty.

"It's hard work, let's make a copy for them too." Felix pointed to the two Ravenclaw students and said that they were stunned.

Ten minutes later, Felix and Warren came out of the kitchen with a salmon skewer in each hand, strutting down the empty underground hallway, eating deliciously. The aroma drifted uncontrollably around, and the wizards in the picture frames on the wall stared at them.

"Why don't you go to Vagado's camp? Their amulets and curses are interesting..."

At this moment, they heard Snape's voice coming from the corner of the corridor.

"Thirty point deduction for each person, plus a confinement." The slow voice said, "Potter, Weasley, can you surprise me more? Ordinary violations of school rules seem to be no longer enough for you, making trouble for Slytherin. Common room... Potter, tell me, are you trying to show your extraordinary courage?"

"We didn't make a riot in the Slytherin lounge!" Harry said angrily.

"Don't talk back, Potter, Gryffindor deducts ten points," Snape said lazily. "More than thirty pairs of eyes prove that you are a Patronus—" He stopped suddenly, his nose twitched slightly, before him Harry, Ron, and Draco stared behind him with their mouths open as if they had seen a ghost.

Snape turned sharply, Felix and Warren standing not far away, holding the salmon skewers in unison, frozen in place.

"Uh, Severus, and the three of you, what happened?" Felix asked lightly, the two bunches of salmon fillets suddenly disappearing from his hands.

Warren's two little hands are full, but it doesn't have Felix's ability, and this thing can't be stuffed into a pocket. It can only turn around and hide behind Felix, and shove the salmon fillet into its mouth. , the pink beak with the obvious oil stains…

Snape was speechless for a moment, and looked at the big and small with deep eyes.

"Potter—" He said in a long voice after a long while, "Breaking into the Slytherin lounge with the Patronus, trying to cause panic—"

"Not a panic!" Harry exclaimed. "We just wanted to tell Malfoy to get him out! We can't break in, and we don't know the password—"

"It's true," Ron swallowed, the smell of salmon pancakes was so delicious, "We want to discuss grilled fish with him..." He coughed violently suddenly, "I mean, discussing the thesis, It's a combination of 'Light' Rune and Fire Spell."

Felix almost understood what was going on.

"Give me the three of them, Severus," he said. "I happen to be looking for them all."

Snape glanced at him. "Confinement is a must." He turned and left.

Felix shrugged. "Let's go." He told Harry, Ron, and Draco that Camp Vagado was impossible.

They made their way up, Harry and the three following behind. Harry always felt the faint smell of fish coming from behind Professor Hepp, and his stomach began to growl.

"Harry, did you use the Patronus?"

"Yes, Professor," Harry whispered.

"Just a patron saint?"

"Harry can use the Patronus to deliver messages," said Ron.

Felix stopped and looked at Harry with a slight surprise. Harry stammered: "Professor, you told me the principle of using the Patronus to transmit messages. I tried it last night, and it was quite simple..."