Professor of Pharmacy at Hogwarts

"Now let's think about when firearms were invented."

Alexis faced the little wizards who were deep in thought and did not let them go easily. He planned to destroy the little wizards' inexplicable sense of superiority in one go.

"The earliest record of firearms was invented by people from a country called Song Dynasty in the Far East. It has a history of more than 800 years."

"In other words, that is, wizards are actually stagnant in human society more than 800 years ago."

Whoa! ! !

Once this conclusion came out, the little wizards could no longer remain calm.

They could not accept that wizards, who had always had a superior status, were more than 800 years behind Muggles.

This is something they absolutely, absolutely cannot accept!

"quiet!"

Alexis knocked on the table calmly, raising her voice slightly to suppress the commotion below.

"More than 800 years ago, maybe more than 800 years ago, before firearms were invented, wizards were on par with humans, or even more advanced than humans. But it has been 800 years since firearms were invented. What is there in the wizarding world?"

"In more than 800 years, firearms have developed from ridiculous and clumsy muskets to machine guns, sniper rifles, automatic rifles, and then to artillery, bombs, missiles, and even atomic bombs. If one atomic bomb is dropped, it will be the defense of Hogwarts. , it may not be possible to stop it. But what about the wizarding world?"

"There seems to be nothing in the wizarding world except various refined spells. Wizards still wave their wands and engage in ancient one-on-one melee combat. Even ordinary people who are well-trained and agile are only needed. You can also avoid the wizard's spell. After all, no matter how powerful the spell is, it is of no use as long as it cannot hit the target."

"The Muggle world has a kind of precision guidance technology and tracking and positioning technology, which can allow the launched ammunition to hit the target accurately. It is similar to lock-in tracking, and the magic spell in the wizarding world..."

After Alexis said this, she finally stopped.

He glanced around the classroom and saw that the little wizards were as wilted and listless as eggplants beaten by frost, and sighed secretly in his heart.

Although he was raised by Grindelwald since he was a child, and although it seems that Grindelwald's philosophy is that wizards are supreme and looks down on Muggles, even in the eyes of outsiders, Grindelwald is an extreme wizardist. He despises and even despises Muggles. melon.

But only those who truly understand him and have been exposed to his thoughts know that Grindelwald attaches great importance to Muggles, especially the development of Muggles in technology and force.

Part of what Alexis said came from the memories of his previous life, and part of it came from what Grindelwald had been exposed to since he was a child.

As a wizard, this is his identity and position that he cannot change, but seeing wizards immersed in the glory of their ancestors hundreds of thousands of years ago and unable to extricate themselves, they clearly lag behind ordinary people in all aspects, but they still proudly call them advanced. Ordinary people are Muggles, oh, and there are even more unpleasant Mudbloods - it seems that Muggles are already wizards who are self-effacing towards ordinary people.

This really made Alexis sick.

"Mr. Alexis." The little Hufflepuff boy raised his hand and looked at Alexis helplessly.

"Are we really that far behind the Muggles?"

The kid seemed to be shaken to the point of losing his confidence.

"What's your name?"

Alexis asked.

"Cedric, Cedric Diggory."

The little boy replied disappointedly.

"Cedric, that's not what happened."

Hearing what Alexis said, a group of wilted eggplants looked at Alexis with bright eyes and full of hope, hoping that he could say something to help the wizard win the battle.

But they were destined to be disappointed.

"The wizarding world may have many shortcomings and backwardness, but we can learn from it. As long as we correct our mentality, humbly absorb nutrients from ordinary people, and learn from their advanced and good sides, the wizarding world will also become very good."

Alexis tapped the textbook on the desk.

“This book was written after I traveled around the world and learned more about botany.”

"I hope that you will not only get two credits in my class, but also not only learn new pharmacy knowledge. More than these, I hope that you can learn the bias of bloodletting, be good at discovering advantages, and learn this kind of thinking. and learning methods.”

"Not limited to pharmacy!"

Cedric nodded in understanding, still a little depressed, but he quickly adjusted his mood, raised his face and said solemnly

"Mr. Alexis, thank you. Although I don't quite understand what you said, I will try my best."

Alexis smiled encouragingly and clapped her hands, allowing the little wizards to focus their attention again.

"Okay, I think after the discussion just now, everyone should be able to take this course seriously. Now let's officially start the class."

………………

In the first class, after discovering that there was a problem with the consciousness of the little wizards, Alexis adjusted the content in time and finally finished the class with great difficulty.

After watching the students leave, Alexis returned to his office and pondered.

This class is for third graders, and if this is true for third graders, what about fourth, fifth, sixth, and even seventh graders?

They have experienced a systematic wizarding education. They have been detected as having the physical constitution to become wizards since childhood. They are the one in ten thousand. They have had a sense of superiority since they were young - one in ten thousand, the one who is different. Has a sense of superiority.After seven years of training, can this kind of thinking still be corrected?

Alexis looked through the roster and it was bad.

Except for Hufflepuff, no one in the seventh grade chose this course at all. Even the most open-minded Hufflepuff, there were only two people.

There are slightly more sixth grade students, and there are only six people in the four colleges combined.

Thirteen people in fifth grade.

It can be seen from the number of people taking elective courses that the senior students have a serious sense of superiority and pride in being wizards.