The Alchemist of Harry Potter

"What about people?"

"Where's Albert?"

"I was still behind just now, why did it suddenly disappear?"

Fred, George, and Lee Jordan were all confused. The four of them were just about to go to a divination class together, when Albert "disappeared" inexplicably.

"Aren't you too tired to walk?"

"Believe it or not, he will suddenly appear to hit you later." Fred rolled his eyes at Lee Jordan beside him.

"By the way, don't you think that the clone spell is weird? I've never heard of such a weird spell." Lee Jordan expressed his doubts, "I've checked a lot of books, and even asked Foley. Professor Wei, did not find the so-called clone spell."

"Don't be stupid, that avatar curse was simply said by Albert to fool us, do you think I don't know?" Fred pouted, doubting whether his roommate had used his brain.

"We've been together for so long, you still don't know him, there must be some secret hiding from us." George's thoughts were similar to Fred's, "I dare say Percy knows the reason, but he obviously won't tell We, if you can choose all 12 courses, probably will know how they manage to not miss a course.”

Yes, the three of them have already asked the same students from other colleges, and Albert and Katrina have never missed a class.

However, no one knows how exactly they did this, and they can only acquiesce to what Albert would call the so-called clone spell.

In fact, even if the three of them wanted to ask curiously, Albert wouldn't say it.

When necessary, Albert's tone is really serious and terrible.

"What are you talking about?"

Albert's voice suddenly sounded, and his figure appeared silently behind the three.

"Where did you go just now?" Fred couldn't help asking.

"Don't ask, it's a secret." Albert simply said he didn't want to answer, "Okay, let's go."

"What about your Muggle studies?" Fred asked tentatively.

"Of course, let the clone go to class."

the other side,

Albert, who had just come out of the toilet, followed the crowd towards the Muggle research classroom.

Halfway through, I met Katrina alone in the corridor.

Albert stopped, waited for the other party to come over and asked, "How do you feel about Muggle research?"

"I'm not used to it. I can't figure out a lot of things. What are the batteries and plugs mentioned in the book, and what are the stamps? Why do you need stamps to send letters." Katrina glanced at Albert and chatted. Going on and on, she did have a good understanding of the book "Muggle Life and Social Habits in England".

However, if you have not been in contact with ordinary people's life, you will feel inexplicable about some common sense.

The two entered the classroom together, and Katrina stared at Albert, who was smiling at the seat, with a bit of dissatisfaction.

"What are you laughing at?"

"It's nothing, this is probably the so-called generation gap. To be honest, I don't know some common sense in the magical world." Albert shook his head and said, "If you really want to understand the Muggle world, you'd better stay in the Muggle world. In a few months, maybe even years, you'll understand it naturally, instead of taking a class here."

"I don't have the time, and I don't want to go," Katrina asked. "Why did you choose Muggle studies? You should already know Muggles well."

"Many people say that it is stupid to choose Muggle research, but I personally think that wizards should know a little about non-magical society, otherwise you can't even pretend to be yourself." Albert said with a smile, "As for why I Muggle studies, of course, is to see how wizards look at Muggles. Honestly, it's a very interesting class."

"Interesting? You must be laughing at us in your heart!" Katrina curled her lips in disdain.

"Aren't many wizards laughing at those Muggle-born students, and making an insulting word for it?" Albert laughed at himself, "Next time, I will definitely suggest that Dumbledore find a Muggle. Born wizards come to teach assistants."

Professor Keridi Boubaji, who is in charge of Muggle studies, is a pure-blood wizard.

Well, a pro-Muggle wizard like Ron's father, however, the disadvantage is that he is actually studying Muggles, and he doesn't know enough about the Muggle world at all, so he often makes some jokes.

At least, in Albert's eyes, those were jokes.

"Albert, tell everyone why Muggles need electricity'." The class started soon. One of the things that Professor Keridi Boubaji likes to do, ask Albert to answer any questions in class. question.

Of course, after answering, it will give extra points.

To this end, there is also a task called "Bonus Maniac" on the panel.

The content of the task is probably to help Gryffindor House increase 1000 points during the school. The reward is to upgrade the specified skill by one level, 20 points of Professor McGonagall's favorability and 200 points of fame.

Mission rewards are great.

Albert estimated that he should be able to finish it easily before graduation.

After all, there will be a Lockhart next year, and it’s no problem to brush a hundred or two easily.

"Electricity is an energy source for Muggles, providing energy for all kinds of electrical appliances they make, and there are countless electrical appliances in Muggle life that need electricity to keep running, so that life can run and be better and more comfortable. Life." Albert slowly answered the question.

In fact, many students can't understand how Muggles live without magic. Like they would say, how would a Muggle travel without Floo powder. How on earth do Muggles deliver letters without owls?

All right!

To be honest, if he hadn't already understood the two ways of thinking of wizards and Muggles, when he first came to Muggle research, he would have thought that the classroom was full of mental retardation.

"Then... Mr. Anderson, can you tell us about Muggle electrical appliances?" Professor Keridi Boubaji continued to ask, while Albert was already sitting in the armchair prepared by the other party.

This is the latest one. One question and one answer. Everyone likes this kind of teaching mode, and Professor Keridi Boubaji likes it too, because he can learn a lot from Albert.

Well, that's right, Albert's job is that of a teaching assistant, an unpaid teaching assistant.

Of course, Professor Keridi Boubaji exempted Albert from all of his homework. All it takes is that he occasionally writes a paper.

"What does a light bulb do, what's the point of a plug, what does a TV do, and what is a telephone?"

Albert cooperated to answer a few questions, and then asked: "Have you ever lived in the Muggle world without using magic?"

"Yes, I was in the Muggle world for a week," recalls Professor Keridi Boubaji. "It was an amazing journey, and I even wanted to write this story into a book to share with you. "

At this moment, Albert remembered a sentence from his previous life: Even today's masters of Sinology may not be as good as a child born in an aristocratic family in ancient times.

What you have learned, what you have studied, can it be compared to a part of someone else's life?

Apparently the same is true of this Professor Keridi Boubaji.

What he thinks, and what everyone in the classroom thinks, is so far from reality.

"Many people regret not choosing Muggle studies." After class, Katrina and Albert walked side by side in the corridor, "They want to come and see..."

"Everyone just thought it was very interesting." Facing Katrina's ridicule, Albert was still very calm, "It would be more interesting to tell them with my own experience and knowledge."

"You know what? I've read a lot of books about France, I've been to France twice, and I even speak fluent French," he laughed at himself. "But I never thought I knew that country."

"Differs greatly?"

Katrina understood what Albert meant. Because he once lived in the Muggle world, Albert knew what those things were better than anyone else, and felt that the things taught in the classroom were a bit ridiculous.

Perhaps, this class should be taught by a Muggle-born wizard, or a wizard who has lived in the Muggle world all year round.

Although it is true that Professor Keridi Boubaji is as curious about the Muggle world as Mr. Weasley, but only to this extent.

Research is just research after all!

"I really envy you, the third-year course is very easy for you." Katrina glanced at Albert beside her and said, "Whether it is divination, mathematical divination, ancient Rune, or even Muggle research. "

She even suspected that Albert's protection of magical creatures could be easily learned.

"Do you regret choosing all now?" Albert asked rhetorically.

"No!" Katrina shook her head angrily, she would not admit defeat easily.

"My suggestion is that you can specialize in whatever you want to do in the future, just study those subjects well, and throw away the rest."

"It's hard to imagine that such words would come out of your mouth." Katrina curled her lips and said, "Then why did you choose all?"

For the time converter!

Of course, Albert wouldn't tell anyone about it.

"Don't you think it's nice to have a bunch of o's in the transcript?" Albert asked rhetorically with a smile.

Katrina has never doubted whether Albert can get the best in twelve subjects. The other party is too good. If she can still see the back of her sister Isobel, she can hardly see Albert gradually. Walking away from the back.

Can't catch up!

Although she knew this, Katrina just didn't want to give up, she didn't like to admit defeat, and she didn't want to admit defeat.

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