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"Professor, I do have an idea. And it comes from a Muggle."

Under Snape's cold gaze, Augustus spoke slowly.

Hearing Augustus say this, a trace of contempt appeared in Snape's eyes. In his opinion, no matter how talented Augustus was, he was just a freshman in the first year. What unique insights could he have? What's more, the inspiration comes from Muggles who don't know anything.

Augustus ignored Snape's attitude.

"Making a potion requires all kinds of materials, and as far as I know, the potion requires only some elements of these materials. For example, the scabies potion just now, all black beans can be put in, but if only black beans are used The juice is added in and the effect is still the same, then this means that the most needed ingredient for the potion is in the juice of the black bean."

Augustus went on to say, "Muggles have discovered that the components of plants can be extracted."

"Since Muggles can do it, so can wizards with magical powers, even easier."

"In this way, although there will be more steps to make potions than before, there is no doubt that doing so will be closer to the true meaning of potions, and at the same time greatly reduce the probability of failure in production, which is more conducive to the development of new potions. Wait, in short, it will greatly promote the development of potions..."

Having said that, Augustus didn't go on, because Snape's understanding of potions was enough.

Snape didn't speak, and fell into deep thought, with a complicated expression on his face.

After a long time, Snape gave Augustus a complicated look, and said, "I have to say, it's a genius idea, but I'm not sure if this is effective, and further confirmation is needed..."

Snape said this, obviously confirming Augustus' idea.

"Twenty points for Slytherin!"

The freshmen, who were in a hurry, were still immersed in the trouble of making potions, but they were stunned by Snape's bonus.

What happened, the genius of Slytherin chatted with the professor for a while, and even added another twenty points? What the hell is it, and let no one live!

It's a pity that they didn't have the courage to question Snape, and could only continue to fight against Black Bean with a bitter face.

"I still need a potion assistant now."

After having an in-depth chat with Augustus about the topic just now, Snape stared at Augustus and slowly spit out a few words.

Augustus couldn't help laughing and laughing, he was a faceless guy. However, such an outcome was exactly what he hoped. He could be guided by a potion master like Snape, and believed that his potion mastery would improve rapidly.

"Nice to serve you, Professor."

Obviously, Augustus' idea of ​​potions made Snape look at him differently, and he no longer cared that he was a member of the Black family, and was willing to give Augustus a small fire.

Soon, the potions class was coming to an end, but until the end, only a few people had finished the potions, and most of them were Slytherins. The only Hufflepuff who completed the potion was a boy named Cedric Diggory. Augustus had some images of him, but he didn't mean to befriend him.

After the end, Augustus left, and Snape made an appointment to extract the ingredients of the potion, and he was still busy with Af*ck Gus' theoretical research.

In addition to Transfiguration and Potions, there is another subject that interests Augustus, and that is Charms.

Of course, Augustus had already learned the simple spells taught in spells class.

It wasn't the class that interested him, but the teacher who took the class.

Don't look at Professor Flitwick as a dwarf. In fact, he is very knowledgeable. Otherwise, he would not have been able to teach such an important course as Charms in an old school like Hogwarts, and he would stay there for more than ten years.

Perhaps Professor Flitwick's combat effectiveness is far inferior to Augustus, but his understanding of magic spells is indeed incomparable to Augustus.

Augustus went to ask Flitwick many times after class and was deeply appreciated by Flitwick.

Especially when Flitwick learned that Augustus had the blood of the Salazar family, his attitude changed drastically.

Half of the famous magic masters in history are from the Salazar family. After Flitwick found out, he even decided to get along with Augustus as a friend. It is conceivable that he attached great importance to Augustus.

Later, Augustus and Professor Flitwick discussed many times. Professor Flitwick's profound knowledge benefited Augustus a lot, and Augustus's novel ideas always inspired Flitwick. In short, the two benefited each other.

In this case, Augustus received several bonus points from Professor Flitwick in the Charms class, making the freshmen of other colleges all kinds of envy and jealousy.

In fact, Augustus also has a relatively bold idea in the field of magic spells, but he has not discussed it with Professor Flitwick so far, because he feels that once this idea is proposed, it will be a major change to the wizarding system in the world.

But this theory has yet to be perfected.

Augustus thought it would be better to wait for him to prepare for a few more years before studying with the professors in the college.

As for other subjects, Augustus went purely for fun. Most of the time, he found a beautiful girl to chat while in class.

Augustus is very happy that his campus life is not as busy as those years in the plot. He attends classes every day, studies Armages, occasionally goes to Snape to learn potion making, is approached by beautiful girls in the academy, and occasionally helps Slytherin's classmates taught the troublesome little lions a lesson, and he spent the rest of the time communicating feelings with little Penello.

Soon the whole school basically knew that Blake, a first-year Slytherin, was a very talented and somewhat arrogant genius, and was especially popular with girls.

For the last point, the Gryffindor boys are outraged, but the girls are disdainful of them, and if you have the demeanor, strength and appearance of Augustus, we will welcome you too.

Because of this, Augustus got countless coquettish rants from Penello. *