Ancient wizards return to Hogwarts.

After briefly showing the runes, Les and Daphne rushed to the Muggle Studies classroom.

Sure enough, they met Hermione again in the new classroom - Les was very shocked. He didn't understand why Hermione, a student from an authentic Muggle family, wanted to take Muggle studies courses at Hogwarts? It's as abstract as a British student taking an English course in a French school. It's a waste of time.

Maybe the only use is to get a perfect score? But Hermione really doesn't look like this kind of person?

"Why are you here?"

Facing Les's confusion, Hermione seemed to have expected it. She told Les she wanted to see the non-magical world from the wizarding world's perspective and see how wizards "study" Muggles.

Les:…

"I don't care about this kind of thing anymore." Hufflepuff waved her hand: she had already punished Salazar with the Dream Demon, and the matter was over - as far as she was concerned. As for what Rowena thinks, that's beyond her control.

"So where did you get that dream monster?" The dream monster, which is quite dangerous in the eyes of others, is just a prank prop for friends to play with each other.

But Les still needs to know the origin of the dream monster, because he doesn't remember that this kind of creature still exists in the magic world today. But if Helga carried it with her to this era, he would be relieved.

"I accidentally found it in the Forbidden Forest before and captured it easily." Helga responded casually. In her opinion, it was just an ordinary dream monster, and she didn't know why her old friend was so obsessed with knowing its origins.

The third situation is very tricky, which shows that the outside world can actually produce "wild" dream monsters. No one knew if there was only one of these things, which suddenly brought the problem to an extremely complicated level.

Hufflepuff smacked his lips: "You really can encounter anything if you live long. I didn't expect those barbarian gods to have such a use."

Of course, this does not include him, old antiques like Rowena and Helga. Counting the three of them, both sides can lose. Rice has this confidence.

"Want to meet her down below?" Les made a suggestion.

"I used the forgetting spell to erase the memory of the dinner party."

Les's face darkened slightly: Helga gave an answer he didn't want to hear.

Les thought about it and felt that what Helga said made sense, so that left only the worst possibility.

"It doesn't matter, we are still here anyway, and nothing can stop us. If any enemies appear again, just deal with them." Hufflepuff raised his head, and his mood returned to normal: "Can you still get the Philosopher's Stone? ?”

"I have to seriously consider whether to hold a toast tonight - a toast to a great wizard who invented a spell that can completely eliminate werewolves. Isn't that too much?"

The appearance of the dream monster was a very bad omen. Hufflepuff also lowered his head and stopped talking, and the classroom fell into silence.

"How was it? Did you sleep well?" The smile on her face made Les want to pull out his wand and fight her.

Hufflepuff was convinced. At the end of the day, the Secret Order is nothing more than a group of ghouls who gain power from the remnants of the gods. They weren't even afraid of real gods back then, so how could they be afraid of these things? Maybe some of the best among them have understood the field, but so what? There are also differences between fields.

"It's great! I just woke up twice in the middle." Les's voice was squeezed out from between his teeth.

Rice told Hufflepuff his deduction, letting her understand that creatures like dream monsters should not exist in the modern magical world.

There are very few students who are willing to take Muggle studies classes. The reason is very simple. Young wizards and half-blood wizards from Muggle families do not need to take this class - Hogwarts actually does not have much credit pressure, and they understand Muggles very well. Our students are simply causing trouble for themselves by taking this course. Pure-blood young wizards disdain to take this course. They feel that Muggles have nothing to study. As a result, the number of students in the classroom did not reach double digits when class was approaching.

"Your reaction was a little slow. Did you realize something was wrong only after you fell asleep for the second time?" Hufflepuff asked with a slightly surprised tone.

Les feels that the last few decades may be the last chance for the wizarding world, and he and his friends may need to do something.

Fortunately, you came a few hundred years too late. A few centuries ago, wizards might actually bring in a Muggle to "research", but now wizards' behavior is much gentler.

Les stood still, took two deep breaths, and tried to calm down his inner emotions.

"I know."

The happy Professor Bubaji started his course with great interest.

The most annoying thing is that after excluding the first situation, the second and third situations cannot be distinguished at all.

"Do you want to eat?" Daphne yawned and stretched out her hand to wave in front of Les, breaking him out of his daze.

When the bell rang, Les couldn't help but sigh: he had wasted another class. At this time, it would be more meaningful for him to go to the kitchen to sneak in some desserts than to go to class.

Muggle studies is an emerging subject. Wizards thousands of years ago did not need to study Muggles at all, because they lived with Muggles, and the boundaries between the magical world and the non-magical world were quite blurred. It was only after the Statute of Secrecy was promulgated and ran for a period of time that wizards needed to study Muggles.

He thought Helga would agree without hesitation, but he didn't expect that she hesitated.

Lester suddenly felt a headache. What he most hoped was the first situation, so that he only needed to educate Rowena.

Within two minutes, the classroom door was pushed open and Hufflepuff walked in.

After hearing this, Hufflepuff's first question was: What is the Secret Order?

"A hidden organization is collecting the corpses of gods and using their corpses to gain great power - the best among them even have domains. In addition to the corpses of gods, they also collect various antiques, and I collected it through them A cup found your whereabouts."

They used their own lives to transform pieces of divine bones into raw materials for magic props. Helga really wanted to give them a little red flower.

"That's enough." Helga had already made her decision. She will take the Philosopher's Stone until she completes her mission, if Salazar can really be recreated.

This course cannot help him understand Muggles. The way to truly understand Muggles is to live in Muggle society for a while like a real Muggle. But this is unrealistic for the students of Hogwarts.

In the end, he could only change the subject abruptly: "The fact that I invented the humanoid restoration spell is made up by outsiders and has nothing to do with me."

The Ministry of Magic has never really paid attention to the course of Muggle Studies. Just from the textbooks that are more than half a century out of date, you can see how perfunctory they are about Muggle Studies. But the wizarding world has reached a point where it must seriously understand Muggles...

Les:…

Unlike the energetic Professor Boubajim on stage, Rice was disillusioned with her Muggle studies. In his opinion, this was not research at all, and it was almost as if it was modern Muggle research.