The Daily Life of a Hogwarts Warfare Professor

1.

Victor and Goldstein talked for a full hour behind the greenhouse.

Goldstein did not expect that Professor Victor would appreciate his attempt so much, and even give himself a small chance - chatting with him about the origin and evolution of the cipher machine.

"It would be nice if you could cast magic faster." Victor hypothesized to the students: If you can violently break the counter-spell in a short time, you can at least escape unscathed before the Department of Law and Security tracks you down.

Goldstein felt an inexplicable fighting spirit in his chest.

But Victor suggested to Goldstein that he should try to hand over this heavy workload of brute force cracking to automated magic.Instead of trying it one by one yourself.

Fortunately, the upper limit of counterspells is not very high. If Goldstein is trying to decipher the Enigma machine, he can count on it forever.

This is something Goldstein will learn as he moves up the grade.

The premise is that if war studies can really pass the principal's academic year assessment.

After hearing this news, Anthony Goldstein had a reason to pass the final war science assessment.

2.

"Professor, I thought I'd report to you about the additional assignment you assigned." Goldstein pointed to the garlic-scented headscarf that Victor asked the students to investigate.

Victor silently put down the second half of the accusation letter, intending to listen to Mr. Goldstein before they discussed the punishment.

It’s not complicated to say. So far, Mr. Goldstein’s results are almost non-existent.

He also shared the progress of other students:

Hermione?6?1 Granger seemed to find nothing, while the two Slytherin people just stared at themselves and Granger, apparently planning to eat the ready-made food directly.But everyone is at a loss, so they have nothing to steal, nothing to gain, and at least nothing to lose.

Ron 6 1 Weasley seemed to have withdrawn from this additional subject.He browsed through the library obsessively and was quite hostile to Slytherin's Malfoy.

Goldstein said the two men nearly came to blows in the Great Hall, before being thrown out together by Professor McGonagall.

For some reason, Victor wasn't surprised, not at all.

Seeing that Professor Victor had a slight headache, Goldstein quickly changed the topic.

"Professor, I thought that turban was from Persia."

Goldstein tentatively expressed his considered conclusions.

"Why?" Victor was confused.He was a little confused, a little curious, and didn't know how to tell the students: What you think is impossible.

Mr. Borgin's dwarf convex mirror could not have deceived me.And it cost me a full forty galleons.If I'm wrong, the law will not support my claim to the black market.

Goldstein hesitated for a while, probably because he was not sure whether he was right: the patterns of authentic Persian carpets are all unique, just like the pattern of the garlic-scented turban.

“I put together similar ancient coats of arms and totems that I found in the forbidden book section, and eliminated those with opposite meanings. In the end, nothing was left.

"So I think there should be only one pattern of that style in the world."

To show that he was trying his best, Goldstein shrugged at Victor.

Victor patted Mr. Goldstein on the shoulder and said to him: You made a good guess, but I already have some ideas about the headscarf.Thank you for your hard work, classmate.

Next, let’s talk about the punishments imposed by the Ministry of Law and Security.

3.

"This has been a difficult decision for both parties, Mr. Anthony Goldstein."

Victor read the second half of the letter carefully, like an official spokesman without emotion.

After reading only two sentences, the spokesman became impatient. Perhaps because he didn't want to say the ugly accusation, Victor jumped directly to the last sentence.

"Confiscating Anthony Goldstein's wand is our only request for Hogwarts."

This was almost a death sentence for Anthony Goldstein's wizarding life.

Goldstein nearly burst into tears.After Neville stepped on Professor McGonagall's cat's tail and Seamus frequently caused explosions, the first person to be dismissed from the school was Anthony? 6? 1 Goldstein of Ravenclaw?

"But Professor, sir...my wand, I can't..."

Victor covered the little wizard's mouth.

Don't cry and cry, your classmates in the greenhouse are still in class.Don't let them know.

As he spoke, Victor poked a hole in the greenhouse shed. When he saw that classes were still going on inside, he turned around and continued talking to Goldstein.

Oh, Goldstein was out of his mind.

"... Surrendering a wand is the greatest shame for a wizard. It will feel that its owner is a useless wizard, and other wands will feel the same way."

The little wizard hummed and repeated to Victor what his parents said to him when they took him to Ollivander's Wand Shop.

This was the first time Victor had heard it with his own ears.I mean, he knew there was such a saying, but why would parents say this kind of line when taking their children to a wand shop?

Victor recalled the scene when he went to the wand shop:

Ollivander presented the wand like an assembly line, while he himself sat on a high chair. It would be appropriate to try this, and that would be good too. They are all included in my harem... No, I, I will choose this one.

From what Mr. Ollivander said, the chosen wand seemed very proud.It was absolutely unexpected when it was blessed. Within two months, it was ruthlessly abandoned due to physical weakness and weakness.

To this day, Victor still replaces his wand every few months.He has never encountered that wand that is a perfect match for ancient Egyptian magic.

"Mr. Goldstein, would you like to hand over your wand?"

The little wizard shook his head fiercely.

All right.Victor squatted down, and with an expression that said we would both be dead if you didn't keep the secret, he said frankly to the student: I also made certain mistakes, and I shouldn't let you do whatever you want for the subject.

But he was going to do this even if Victor was completely innocent in this matter.Right is the Ravenclaw senior's concern for his smart junior.

"I will send a wand to the Ministry of Security. It is almost damaged and it is my own...but I will tell them that I broke your wand to punish you.

"A broken wand should be able to calm their anger a little and their self-esteem that was shattered by the first graders."

4.

Goldstein wanted to rush up and give the professor a hug, but Victor turned him away.

Professor Victor held down the student's flailing arms and said in a transactional tone: But I need you to do something for me.

Goldstein promises even a hundred will do.Even if he was asked to poke Professor Snape's potion cauldron.

"Oh, that's a very life-threatening thing, not that kind of thing." Victor denied hastily.

"I want you to, um... can you sneak into Gryffindor's dormitory secretly? There is a student in Gryffindor named Neville Longbottom, and he is having some trouble with his project... In short, he tried to piece together a textbook by copying here and there.

"If you see that his homemade textbook is finished, help me secretly exchange this for him..."

Victor was groping for something in the grass, and when he took his hand out, Goldstein was blinded by the gold-plated Neville?6?1Longbottom.