Obscure at Hogwarts

The first step to conquer the professors, the plan Louis is going to adopt is to increase his presence and improve his favorability, which is tentatively scheduled for one year.

One year later, if the overall plan is under control and the professors' favorability is fully maxed out, it will be time for Louis to do whatever he wants.

of course.

No matter how perfect a plan is, variables will inevitably arise.

For example, Professor Snape, who is responsible for teaching potions and the famous "Old Bat" in the HP movie, has yet to think of any better strategies that Louis can use to improve the relationship between two people, so there are many stories about him. As for the strategy plan, I can only say do your best!

After the first Charms class for the new students in Gryffindor, Louis was delayed a lot of time because he wanted to increase Professor Flitwick's favorability. Soon he was working on three things for George, Fred, and Galen. While explaining the trick of the "Falling Curse", the person hurried to the History of Magic classroom on the second floor.

Thanks to the 20-minute recess, otherwise many Gryffindor freshmen would be late without Louis to lead the way.

Obviously.

They didn't know where the Charms classroom was, and they also didn't know where the History of Magic classroom was.

When Louis and the other four arrived at the History of Magic classroom, the door to the classroom was open. The few freshmen still joking inside were from Gryffindor, and most of the freshmen chatting or reading were from Lark. Lowen, the college that Louis thought he would be assigned to.

Looking at George and Fred next to him, they had made many new friends in special ways not long after entering the classroom, and many freshmen from Gryffindor gathered around him. Louis glanced at them with his peripheral vision. Laclauwen was sitting in a relatively quiet place. Seeing the excellent learning atmosphere there, he couldn't help but sigh secretly:

"Ugh..."

"Sure enough, Yingyuan is more suitable for me!"

Then as the class bell rang, Professor Binns, who was responsible for teaching everyone the history of magic, walked across the blackboard and came to the classroom to teach in a very personalized way. The effect was just like Professor Flitwick's magic performance in the Charms class. It stunned the audience and instantly caught the attention of all the freshmen in the classroom.

"What kind of magic is that?" Galen looked at Professor Binns blankly and asked.

"Professor Binns is not using magic."

Louis smiled and replied: "According to the content recorded in "Hogwarts: A School History", the elderly Professor Binns took a nap in front of the stove in the staff lounge one day. When he woke up, he was in a hurry. I went to class but forgot to take his body with me, and he died that night, becoming the only ghost professor in the history of Hogwarts.”

"ghost?"

Galen swallowed hard, and then asked: "Can I eat it?"

Louis, the twin: “…..”

Is it a question of whether it can be eaten?

The conversation between several people ended here, and they began to listen carefully to the lecture.

But after just 5 minutes.

As Professor Binns' monotonous and boring voice echoed in the classroom, most of the freshmen who were originally attracted by Professor Binns' special appearance turned into a drowsy look, as if Professor Binns' lecture content was , is like the lullaby that babies listen to before going to sleep. Only a few freshmen from Laclawen can persist in listening to the class.

And Louis...

Undoubtedly a special case from Gryffindor.

In fact, he may be the only one among all the freshmen in the classroom who finds Professor Binns' lectures interesting.

indeed.

Since Professor Binns died and survived in the form of a ghost, he continued to teach the history of magic and lost his sharp mind and clear thinking. He was unable to teach the history of magic as vividly and interestingly as before, so that the students in the classroom could Full of endless reveries about magic, he could only repeat what he said from the script, turning the history of magic class into an extremely boring class in the minds of the students.

But occasionally Professor Binns would have a flash of inspiration, interspersing his own unique insights into the teaching content, telling some missing fragments in the history of magic development, and completing the knowledge that Louis could not understand in the books.

besides...

Professor Binns' body is also of great research value.

No?

I feel that the ghosts in Hogwarts Castle are most likely Dumbledore's spies. Louis, who is interested in analyzing the mysteries of ghosts, is unwilling to have too much contact with them. Instead, he is Professor Binns, a professor of the history of magic. Louis believes that It is a good research object.

so...

Keep going as planned!

In a daze, he heard the bell ringing for the end of get out of class. The tortured Galen yawned and woke up George and Fred who were sleeping next to him. They turned around and faced Louis sheepishly and asked:

"Louis, please...can you lend me your notes on the history of magic?"

"no problem."

Louis smiled and handed the carefully recorded notes to Galen. Soon after seeing George, Fred said with a sincere expression:

"Louis, you are so amazing, you can actually listen to the whole class."

"Yes, George and I have heard Percy say before that the History of Magic is the most boring and boring class at Hogwarts. Very few people can stay awake in Professor Binns' class."

"so..."

The twins laughed together and said:

"Louis, after Galen finishes copying your notes, can you lend us another copy?"

"Of course, and...you don't have to wait for Galen to finish copying."

With that said, Louis asked for the note from Galen, took out his wand and pointed it on it, and whispered:

"Copy in pairs!"

A blink of an eye...

hum!

The notes on the desktop began to tremble slightly, and then under the shocked eyes of the twins, Galen, the original copy became four copies in front of them.

Using a "simple" copying spell, the problem of everyone needing to borrow notebooks to copy was perfectly solved. Louis got back his own notebook. Just as he was about to tell the twins and Galen that there was no need to wait for him to go to the auditorium for lunch, he felt a little uncomfortable. I had to ask Professor Binns if I had any questions. Unexpectedly, after being shocked, the twins stared at him with shining eyes and asked excitedly:

"Louis, are you using a copying spell?"

"Hmm...that's right."

"Then how long will your copying spell last?"

"How long?"

Louis frowned and thought for a moment, then answered steadily: "Judging from the magic power consumed by using the copy spell, the notes I copied can last at least... at least three days?"

three days?

enough!

George and Fred looked at each other. The two of them did not ask Louis why his copying spell was so good and could last at least three days. Instead, they begged Louis to copy more notes on the history of magic and invest in them. , preparing to sell it to the remaining Gryffindor freshmen to earn some pocket money.

Louis did not refuse this. Instead, he felt that the twins were very business-savvy and worthy of being men who could open a store in Diagon Alley in the future.

As for whether his notebooks on the history of magic are marketable...

Louis asked really lazily.

Anyway, George and Fred are doing a business without capital. All they need is to consume some magic power. If they can sell one more piece, it means that several people can earn one more piece. There is absolutely no possibility of losing money.

Moreover, if it weren't for the strict control of the Ministry of Magic, Louis, who once thought about using the copying spell to make profits, would not mind Jason changing his job from a doctor to an arms dealer, selling arms to terrorist organizations to earn pounds, and at the same time, he can trade After that, the copying spell can be lifted in time, and world peace can be maintained by the way.

Immediately afterwards, Galen handed all the copied notes on the history of magic to the twins. He watched the three figures gradually disappearing into the Gryffindor freshman team. Louis did not continue to pay attention to how the three people did business. Instead, he came to Professor Binns and started to increase his favorability.

However, after some in-depth exchanges, Louis obviously couldn't determine whether Professor Binns' favorability had improved to a certain extent.

Because the only thing Louis is sure of at this point is...

ghost...

Really edible!