From Azkaban To Hogwarts

"Fourth graders, what are we gathering here for?"

"Come on, George, there's just a few of us—where did you come from?"

Lee Jordan looked at the indignant twins and yawned to cool him down.

They had three whole classes on Tuesday, and they were pulled into this empty classroom just after break - aren't the chairs in the lounge soft?

"The situation is urgent - Li, do you think we will use this emergency situation to joke with you?"

"Of course, George, this school year has just begun. I have already registered my name with Filch. You are both in confinement. As for them, at least one of them deducted ten points for the college."

Lee Jordan unceremoniously took the stage.

They are a small team that have formed a deep friendship in Filch's office. They are all good brothers who have been in confinement together, so naturally they don't need to be secretive when talking.

"You don't understand - Li, the situation is so urgent that it's even more terrifying than confinement. Even the secret passages of Hogwarts can't save us."

Fred put one hand on Lee Jordan's shoulder and announced solemnly.

"I'm here to announce some sad news for you. The fifth-year students in Gryffindor have received the second test paper two weeks into the school year, as well as the most terrifying homework ever, and all of this comes from the new professor - we must Find a way to save this campus that is in the shadow of test papers."

"Fifth grade is an OWLs year! Although there are more test papers, there is nothing wrong with it. Besides, isn't the treatment for sixth and seventh graders pretty good?"

A Ravenclaw student sneered at the alarmism of the Weasley brothers - just doing some papers, why did he become a shadow?

"That's right, it's not like you two don't know, black magic - well, the new name is still hard to pronounce, Wizard Magic Self-Defense Learning Course, probably this is the name. The professor of this course has never worked for a full year. When you two In the fifth grade, the professor has been replaced a long time ago, and we in the third grade will probably have to change again. What does writing papers in the fifth grade have to do with us?"

"Yes, besides, our professor this year is Lockhart. Although the courses have all been changed to drama imitation, which is very boring, what does the test paper have to do with us?"

"You really think those plays are going to last a whole year?"

George glanced at everyone, his eyes becoming extremely aggressive, "According to reliable information, Lockhart received a stack of parchment from the new professor at noon today - do you think that is the script of the new play?"

"Don't be indifferent! According to the fifth-grade students, the test questions this time are all first-grade content. Do you think a professor will only prepare first-grade test papers when reviewing for students?"

Everyone who was laughing and joking immediately stopped laughing - the mountain of test papers was just a grain of gravel when it was weighing on the fifth graders, but if Professor Lockhart went to ask for the test papers, then the problem would be serious.

"Then, we deal with the new professor? But there is no reason - besides, you two are in solitary confinement, we go to find trouble with the new professor?"

The fact that the twins were dragged to copy books has been a joke for everyone here. If they really go to the professor who is so ruthless that he would even drag him back and put him in solitary confinement, they really don't have the courage to give it to the cat. Hang the bell and forget it.

"No, he really dares to do it!"

The twins gave warnings almost at the same time - their thick drawer of violation records was all in the hands of this professor. How could someone as old as Filch not even read a drawer?

"Go to Professor Lockhart - tell him to stop being so bored and get the idea of ​​exams out of his mind. There are enough final exams every year. We don't need more papers!"

"Not so boring?"

"Don't we work hard enough on drama? I feel like the points I got from him are enough to deduct half a month!"

"Why did Professor Lockhart give the exam if he thought the play was enough? Is it because the exam was more discussed among students than his play? What a joke - we have to keep Professor Lockhart too busy to do it I want to take the exam!"

The professor's energy is limited, especially when teaching four grades at once. If he finds that he does not have enough time to mark the test papers, then he will not organize an exam at all.

"Personally writing from a female fan?"

"He already has enough fans—Professor Lockhart has asked students who made mistakes more than once to help him reply to letters. The owl in his room has never stopped!"

"Yeah, I agree. I saw it when I wrote back."

…

Is the circle of people in solitary confinement so small?

Everyone looked at each other and found nothing wrong.

"Send a letter to the newspaper, criticize his book, and then cause a confrontation?"

"Professor Lockhart has so many fans that there is no need for him to reply - besides, no newspaper nowadays will openly criticize school professors."

"What should we do?"

Only then did everyone realize that they were helpless with a professor.

As a result, everyone's attention quickly turned to the organizers of the meeting, the Weasley brothers - when it comes to pranks, the two of them are now recognized as the number one in the castle.

"Putting magical creatures and prohibited props? No, that professor is an explorer and can easily crack students' traps. Those pranks are of no use to him - and I don't think it will attract his attention."

"It's not okay to make a fuss...it's not okay to reply to fans...it's okay!"

George looked at everyone mysteriously, "If you were a professor and a first-year student who just came to the school consulted you about life issues and - well, emotional issues, what would you do? You wouldn't ignore it, right?"

"Of course not - but how many questions can a student have?"

"If one doesn't work, then bring in a few more."

"You, a first-year Gryffindor girl."

"You, Slytherin."

"Why?"

"There is no reason, every college must have one."

"One for Hufflepuff and one for Ravenclaw?"

"Well, the kind that is shy, generous but not confident, and popular with many students at the same time - imitate the tone, and read more books if you don't understand."

Fred assigned each person an identity that needed help.

"What books are you reading? Are you going to borrow them from the girls? Or are you going to the library?"

"Why are you looking for those? Just look for Professor Lockhart's book. He must like the parts described in his book!"

In the dim classroom, hands were stacked one after another, and a scam targeting the professor gradually took shape.