Hogwarts: The Book of Laws

Early the next morning, when Lean came to the restaurant and was about to open the door, he noticed that Gryffindor's score had dropped by another twenty points. Harry and Ron, who were listless, nodded and sat in the Gryffindor room. On Fendo's table.

The little wizards around looked at the two people with a hint of disgust in their eyes.

"Hell, why, why do you still need to take the exam like this!"

Early in the morning, Kes sat down next to Lean angrily, pounded the table and said.

"What will happen to your certificates if you don't take the exam?" Rean took a sandwich and took a bite.

"Besides that, I think you need to be concerned about another thing. Professor Lockhart, the recipient of the third-level Order of Merlin and the five-time Most Charming Smile Award, seems to be lying in the school hospital. The school has issued an announcement. All subsequent Defense Against the Dark Arts classes will be changed to self-study."

Beaver sat down and took a piece of bread that was still fragrant from Kes.

"By the way, the fifth-year Defense Against the Dark Arts class will be taught by Dean Snape, and will be taught by all four colleges together every Saturday morning."

"Well, I suddenly feel that our success rate in passing Defense Against the Dark Arts O.W.L.s is greater."

Kes was also a little happy. To be honest, the officials sent by the Ministry of Magic will not give you a certificate just because your performance is realistic.

"There is still some time, I think we will make progress." Beaver was also very happy.

"And I think Dean Snape should be very happy too." Kes said as he looked at Snape walking in from the door.

Today, Snape no longer has greasy hair, and it looks like he has washed it. He was still wearing the same black robe, but for some reason, Snape today had an aura that made him look happy.

Snape was sitting on the staff bench eating breakfast, looking at the young wizard below with cold eyes, until he saw Harry who was whispering to Ron, a trace of disgust flashed in his eyes.

He is obviously Lily's child, but he is as arrogant as Potter. Snape thought about his conversation with Dumbledore the night before.

He couldn't believe that when something like this happened, Harry and Ron were so bold as to take Yaya to the Forbidden Forest to look for the Acromantula and ask about the accident that happened fifty years ago.

If Fawkes hadn't arrived last night, Snape would have been confessing to a pile of spider droppings today for not taking good care of Lily's son.

Thinking of this, Snape tightened the silver spoon in his hand, causing it to deform slightly.

In the restaurant, the voices of the little wizards eating became quieter. No matter what Snape was in today, the little wizards didn't want to offend him.

After breakfast, Rean was just about to go back to his dormitory when Snape called him to him.

Snape threw a small cloth bag over. After Lien finished, he squeezed it and found that it should be a potion jar inside.

"I heard that you were planning to go out for a walk in the third year? Haha, this is a little guarantee I gave you, so that you don't die soon after you go out and lose my reputation as a Slytherin."

Snape said with a cold face and a sneer on his lips.

"Okay, you can get out."

Before Lean could say anything, Snape ordered him to be kicked out.

The words of thanks that Li En had not yet spoken were stuck in his throat. After a long time, two words came out: "Okay."

After coming out of Snape's office, Lean received a small note that Hermione asked Pais to send.

"Final exams are coming soon, so I think we need to review the textbooks again. See you in the library at nine-thirty in the morning."

Ryan had a headache. He couldn't understand why Hermione was so interested in reviewing. It’s obvious that you’ve already mastered it, so why do you have to watch it again?

Of course, Rean would never say it.

After looking at the time, it was already nine o'clock, and Lien ran directly to the library.

The library was extremely busy today, with more people than usual, and most of them were bending down to read.

Mrs. Pince is constantly patrolling, but it is obvious that there is no one who can make her use the feather duster today. Everyone is reviewing very seriously.

Ryan walked slowly, looking for Hermione. Because he just walked to the seat where they used to sit, only to find that it was already occupied.

Percy Weasley and Penelope Crevat.

As he walked, he discovered another strange thing. For the first time, Harry and Ron appeared in the library and were still reading.

If you say that flipping through a book in two or three minutes is called reading.

Lean knew that they were looking for information about the basilisk, but this did not prevent him from causing some trouble for Ron. In the original book, it was this carrot head that captured Hermione's heart.

Ryan stood there for a while and looked at Ron who was flipping through the book frantically, so much so that half of a page was torn out with too much force.

Soon, Lean's unusual behavior attracted Mrs. Pince's attention. She held the feather duster in her hand and walked this way silently.

When Lean saw Mrs. Pince walking this way, he smiled and continued to look for Hermione. Soon, he found Hermione in a corner near the restricted book area.

"Look, so many people are here to review today. Everyone. We have been studying very hard during this period. I think we need to read the book twice more before the exam. You have to be careful. I think your grades may not be as good as mine this year. good."

Hermione said in a very small voice as soon as she saw Rean. But soon, she shut her mouth because she saw Mrs. Pince walking this way.

Of course Mrs. Pince was not here to see Hermione, but was curious about what Lean was looking at after standing there for a while. The students were very well behaved today, and Mrs. Pince had some free time to satisfy her curiosity.

"Why are you laughing?" Hermione looked at Lean with a mysterious smile on his face, feeling an ominous premonition in his heart.

"Damn it! Is this how you treat knowledge? Get out, do you hear me? Get out, you are not welcome in the library!" Mrs. Pince's violent voice instantly filled the entire library.

Regardless of whether they were studying seriously or not, the little wizards stuck their heads out to see this warrior who dared to provoke Madam Pince.

The feather duster in Mrs. Pince's hand made a "squeaking" sound, while Harry and Ron ignored the books in their hands and ran out with their heads in their hands.

Looking at the randomly discarded books, Mrs. Pince frowned distressedly, then picked them up, quietly repaired them with magic, and stuffed them back into the bookshelf.

"Oh." Hermione looked away and sighed silently.

She once tried to persuade Harry and Ron, but it was obvious that Ron scolded them back. From then on, Hermione never took care of them again.