The Daily Life of a Hogwarts Warfare Professor

After sending Quirrell away, Victor dared to fully unfold the fifth part of "Introduction to Egyptian Magic Texts".

As you can see, the inner pages of the book have been completely hollowed out.Victor has been using it as a temporary emergency shelter for the Millennium Bricks.

The thousand-year building block is worn around the neck, and the reaction when making predictions is too obvious. In front of a person like Quirrell, it is inevitable to make people suspicious.

Therefore, Victor dug out an introductory study book on Egyptian magic texts that he was most familiar with.

Ask Ollivander to add materials that can conduct magic into the hard cover, and then stick the Millennium Bricks in the grooves.

With the book closed, Victor could also make predictions just by touching his wand or fingertips to the cover.

When Victor was working on the family farm, the Millennium Brick sometimes got in the way, so he would put it away in a book.

In addition to a pyramid groove, the book also has a shallow square groove.

Now, a green Pharaoh card lies in the square slot.

Victor put the Millennium Brick back on his chest and walked to the office with the book in hand.

He had moved the semicircular bookshelf to the first floor. When he saw the fifth volume of "Introduction to Egyptian Magic Texts" on the bookshelf, he swooped over it like a puppy coming home and rubbed its spine against the fourth and sixth volumes next door.The blood stains on the cover had long been removed by the repairing spell.

Victor stared at the newly obtained Pharaoh card in his hand, and his mind began to work rapidly.

In fact, during the tea party, Victor took a risk and bet that Quirrell was afraid of the book and boldly put it on his lap and opened it, and he witnessed the birth of this card.

His original plan was to have a long conversation with Quirrell and push the issue further based on the real-time predictions made by the Pharaoh's cards during the dinner.

But when he saw the first Pharaoh card in the book, Victor felt that it seemed a bit beyond his expectations.

A tan puppy and a sign looking for its owner?

"The prophecy I made at the tea party should be: what will happen to Quirrell and the turban in the corner of Hogwarts that makes Quirrell feel like his head has been bitten."

A poor lost owner and dog?Is this describing the relationship between Voldemort and Quirrell?

No, his intuition told Victor that if Quirrell was lost, Voldemort would probably cast an Unforgivable Curse to expel this embarrassing thing from being a Death Eater.

...Let’s first interpret the magic text above.

Victor used his wand to switch his desk into research mode with one click. Reference books and magic notes were piled on the side of the desk.

Victor’s self-made Pharaoh’s illustrations were used as a display on the desktop of his desk, with a blue light original image. This was also a work he completed a week before the start of school.

3 minutes passed.

"It's been interpreted!" Victor raised his arms and stretched.

"It's not a very complicated Pharaoh card this time. I hope that future Pharaoh cards can learn more from it. Let me see, its name is..."

[-] in [-] chance.

I even found some homophonic memes. I’m such a humorous little cutie.

Then the annotation in small print is: The lost Inu Xiaolizi is looking for the one in ten thousand chance to go home at the intersection where he passes his owner.Even if it takes thousands of years...

...Thinking of the story of the loyal dog Hachiko, stop using the knife.

However, after deciphering the magic text, Victor also had some idea of ​​the meaning of the prophecy.

"I've been looking for it for thousands of years... I don't know what role Quirrell's turban played in this relationship.

"Is it the dog that has been looking for its original owner, or is it the legacy of the original owner that is being searched for by loyal descendants..."

And does the dog on the card have an abstract or concrete meaning?

If it was the latter, Victor thought he could probably guess where Quirrell felt "like he was bitten" on the head.

It's like the forbidden room set up by Dumbledore at Hogwarts, again guarded by dogs.

Then, in this prophesied place, does Quirrell's turban have a one-in-one chance of meeting his destiny again thousands of years ago?

I'm afraid he has to go find Hagrid, or invite Hagrid to the tree tower for some snacks and a cup of tea, and tell Victor how his three-headed dog, Barabala, has been sleeping recently.

The specific plot of the prophecy can only be witnessed by Victor with his own eyes.

In the secret room where the three-headed dog guards the Philosopher's Stone.

After the prophecy is almost interpreted, the meaning of this card will no longer be significant.

Just as Victor was about to put it away in the drawer with other messy low-level cards, there was a call from outside the tree tower door.

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"Good afternoon, Professor Victor."

Hermione?6?1 Granger stood outside the tree tower. The vine guard at the door was fiddling with her messy hair. It was unclear whether this strange student was a guest that the master hated or a guest that he loved.

When he saw his master coming, he stood up for a moment. When he saw his master smiling and inviting Hermione in, he remembered that next time he would knock on the door for her politely and not hit her on the head with a whip.

"You're here to return my textbooks."

Victor looked out the window, it was evening.

"It seems Harry and Ron got my message across."

"Oh, they said I was crazy for wanting to monopolize the professor's textbooks."

Victor: Why are these two boys so impolite?

"Feel free to sit down. I have some milk fudge I just bought from Honeydukes Candy Shop.

"By the way, what kind of drink do you like to drink? Let me first say that I will not provide beer to underage students. At least not openly.

"Take a break, I guess you have a hundred questions to ask, don't you."

Victor pointed to Hermione's arms. In addition to Victor's textbooks, there were two brick books that were enough to pad the railroad tracks.

On both sides of the round table, there was a plate of milk fudge and two glasses of freshly inflated ginger ale from Lock.

Victor leaned back on the chair casually, his mood completely different from when he was chatting with Quirrell just now.

This is called a tea party.

"So, you borrowed my book for a day. Did you find anything or come up with any way to obtain information?"

Victor is good at teaching.Hermione was the first student to come to him to discuss the topic since get out of class yesterday.He definitely thinks highly of Hermione.

After all, he is a candidate for Ravenclaw.For Victor, it's half direct.

"Yes, I think I did have an idea."

Hermione sat in the wicker chair, her chin raised proudly.

She explained it to two boys in the library for a long time yesterday, and the Weasley actually said: You can't use this method, the professor won't help you.

Hehe, a first-year Gryffindor man is really useless.

"Professor, I think your textbook is very special. I have read about it before in "The Encyclopedia of Magical Alchemists - Knock Your Teeth Out".

"Yesterday, I went to the library to check it carefully."

Then, Hermione placed the book, which was almost wider than herself, on the round table.Following the bookmark, I found the chapter on Strange Book Stories.

Under the entry "Yokai Book of Monsters", there is an entry for "Pure White Book".

The animation on the encyclopedia also loops through how to use the Pure White Book, explaining that this kind of full-cover notebook is very popular among young wizards.

Victor watched little Hermione circle the principles of the Book of Whiteness, and he thought he had guessed Hermione's method.

Well, how many points should I give Gryffindor for this beautiful answer?