Mastering Lightning from Hogwarts

"Hmph, thanks to you, I'm not dead yet!" Snape still had that expression, as if someone owed him money, staring coldly at Anduin with a stern face.

Faced with Snape's attitude, Anduin didn't feel angry. After so many years of contact, he knew that the other party had always been like this. In comparison, he felt that occasionally teasing this Head of House was quite interesting.

"Alright, now that Anduin is here, let's officially begin today's meeting." Dumbledore, seeing that everyone had arrived, went straight to the point without further ado.

"No problem, Headmaster Dumbledore." Anduin politely nodded slightly to Dumbledore, then stood at the front of the conference table. "I'm very sorry to have called everyone out during this wonderful summer vacation, but the work related to the new subject cannot be taken lightly. The establishment of the 'Tactical Training Studies' subject still requires everyone's support."

Seeing Anduin's polite demeanor, everyone except Snape responded with nods. Flitwick even said loudly, "Tell us what you need us to do. After all, you are the founder of 'Tactical Training Studies', and I would like to see what your course can achieve."

"Professor Flitwick, you're too kind. Strictly speaking, Tactical Training Studies was born under your inspiration." Anduin was also generous with his praise when facing this old mentor.

Snape, seeing these two guys flattering each other, couldn't help but roll his eyes. He knew Anduin very well. The more polite this kid was, the more troublesome things would be.

But Anduin continued, "Strictly speaking, Tactical Training Studies should be divided into two major parts. One is training studies, which is the main content of training courses in other magic schools. The other is combat tactics, which is not something that minors should be exposed to."

"But when Dumbledore found me, he specifically expressed his hope that I could teach complete Tactical Training Studies, not just the training studies part. Considering that Hogwarts' Defense Against the Dark Arts course has been unable to meet the standard teaching quality in recent years due to certain reasons, there may be some overlap with the Defense Against the Dark Arts course in my course."

After hearing Anduin's words, the professors nodded in understanding. They all knew that the Defense Against the Dark Arts course, due to the Dark Lord's curse, had difficulty finding suitable professors every year, let alone teaching quality.

Seeing the reactions of the crowd, Anduin nodded with satisfaction. "Okay, under this premise, I will give the Heads of House a brief report on the main content of the new subject, so that everyone has an idea. Of course, some details may still require the help of the Heads of House."

Seeing Anduin's humble and polite demeanor, how could these Heads of House say no? Even Snape couldn't refute anything. After all, what he said was indeed beautiful, using words like 'report', 'rely on', and 'help', making it seem like he was deliberately making things difficult for others if he sang a different tune at this time.

After confirming that everyone accepted his opinion, Anduin gently put down the stack of parchment in his hand, then took out a few sheets and distributed them to everyone in front of him.

"This is how I plan to arrange the Tactical Training Studies course for the next school year." Anduin paused and continued, "I will divide the students in grades 1-7 into three sections: the basic group for grades 1-2, the advanced group for grades 3-5, and the professional group for grades 6 and 7."

"In the basic group, my teaching content will mainly focus on 'training methods' that can improve 'magic sensitivity' and physical fitness. The perception of magic is not strong in the young wizards at this age, and their potential is in the developmental stage, so I will implement basic-intensity saturated training for them."

"This training has obvious advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that it can quickly improve the magic activity of young wizards, which can make them more sensitive to magic, have stronger perception, and greatly improve the success rate of spellcasting. The effect is very significant."

"But similarly, this training will also cause certain adverse reactions. For example, young wizards will be very tired, listless, and accompanied by symptoms such as drowsiness, especially in the first two months of training. So I hope everyone can understand, after all, building a foundation is always accompanied by some pain."

Hearing Anduin's introduction, Snape couldn't help but frown. "That is to say, these young wizards will not be able to accept normal lessons in the first two months? What should we do with our courses? We can't let all subjects give way to your training."

"This requires everyone to adjust on their own. My suggestion is to slow down the teaching progress slightly in the first two months, otherwise they may not be able to keep up in their current state." Speaking of this, Anduin said with confidence, "But I can guarantee to everyone that after the adaptation period, the state of the young wizards will be significantly improved. At that time, everyone can speed up the progress to make up for the shortcomings of the adaptation period, and their performance may even exceed expectations."

"I hope you are not exaggerating." Snape glanced at Anduin coldly, then stopped talking, because he knew that this kid might be telling the truth, and he didn't want to be slapped in the face at that time.

As for Anduin's advance explanation, the other Heads of House did not show any objection, after all, they did not know how painful the pain he said was.

"In addition, there are two points that the school needs to cooperate with for the young wizards in the basic group." After saying that, Anduin took out a few more pieces of parchment and handed them to Dumbledore. "These are a few recipes. I need you, Headmaster, to notify the kitchen to provide sufficient nutrition for all underage wizards during the foundation-laying stage."

"There seem to be a lot of ingredients made from magical creatures on this, is it too expensive to supply these to the young wizards?" Dumbledore glanced at the recipe and looked at Anduin with some doubts.

"You don't need to provide magical creature ingredients for every meal, just make sure you have one meal a week. There are many recipes on the next few pages that use ordinary ingredients." Anduin thoughtfully reminded, then smiled, "In addition, I have a good channel that can provide sufficient Terbo Warthog meat and Rheum beef, I don't know if you are interested?"

"Uh... no need, Hogwarts' campus can basically guarantee self-sufficiency." Dumbledore politely declined.

You know, since Anduin stuffed a pile of magical creatures here three years ago, the magical creatures in the Forbidden Forest are almost overflowing. Although they sent out a batch later, they are still close to saturation. Now there is an opportunity to consume some of the excess, which is not a bad thing.

"Okay." Seeing the failure of the promotion, Anduin didn't care too much, then he looked at Professor Flitwick opposite. "In addition, for those freshmen, I need you to teach them to master the 'Levitation Charm' as soon as possible, preferably to ensure that everyone can cast the spell completely, this is the most important thing in the early stage."

"No problem, I will adjust the curriculum of the Charms class in the first month to focus on learning and practicing the Levitation Charm. With so much time to transition, it should be enough for them to master this spell." Flitwick agreed as if he knew Anduin's plan.

"Very good, then next is the advanced group for grades 3-5. In addition to arranging appropriate basic training for the young wizards in this stage, I will also add combat training courses, including learning some basic self-defense spells, basic combat footwork, combat spellcasting techniques, offensive and defensive drills, first aid, fixed-point combat and moving combat spellcasting skills, etc."

"Of course, because they will also undergo a certain intensity of training in the early stage, it will also cause them to experience a period of pain in the early stage of the school year. However, since they have adapted to their own magic, the duration of the pain period will not be particularly long. According to my expectations, it should be within a month."

"But the teaching in this stage will involve a lot of practice, and some injuries will inevitably occur, so the infirmary and Professor Snape need to equip more wound medicine. Here is the list of potions." After Anduin said that, he took out two more pieces of parchment and handed them to Snape and Madam Pomfrey, the head nurse.

"Are you kidding me!" After scanning the list, Snape looked at Anduin as if he had seen a ghost, "The symptoms involved in these potions include burns, frostbite, petrification, fractures, blood loss, exhaustion, fainting, and even mental disorders, and the amount you want is so large, what exactly are you going to do? Take them to war?"

"No, going to the battlefield is a subject for the professional group, the advanced group has not reached that level yet, these are just some basic medicines, it's always better to prepare more than to configure them temporarily." Anduin looked at Snape with a serious face.

"This..." Snape felt like he had just heard something incredible, which made him couldn't help but widen his eyes and look at Dumbledore.

"Let's follow Anduin's arrangement for now, I believe he will have a sense of propriety." Although Dumbledore also had some doubts, considering that he had promised Anduin to fully cooperate, he didn't say much.

"Don't worry, although bone injuries are inevitable under my training, people will definitely not die. I have trained so many Aurors for the Ministry of Magic, haven't they all survived? You have to have confidence in these children." Anduin actually comforted Snape at this time.

If I heard correctly, you just said that those Aurors 'survived'? Snape's eyes twitched non-stop. Aurors need to 'survive' to withstand the training, you're telling me those little wizards can handle it?