This is what Ravenclaw looks like.

"By the way, is there really no problem with our review?"

In the first week after Sirius officially took office, Percy, who was extremely troubled, found Andrew.

"What's the problem?"

Andrew closed the marked homework and asked, "Has the teaching effect become worse?"

"No."

Of course it won't get worse - although saying this hurts the ghost's heart a bit, in terms of the vividness of the history of magic and the proportion of students who take the class seriously, Sirius's teaching effect far exceeds that of Professor Binns.

After all, not everyone can accept dry reading materials - especially Sirius, who was afraid that he would be embarrassed if he did too badly, so he stuffed a lot of stuff in without changing Professor Binns' syllabus and textbooks.

"Do students think he is cheating?"

"No."

"The professor and principal think he is inappropriate?"

"No."

The uneasiness on Percy's face calmed down - after all, he was Gryffindor, so he was not so good at persuading him.

"Then it's over," Andrew spread his hands, "What we did is right. No one can say it's wrong. Even Professor Binns thought it was feasible after the assessment. What's wrong with it?"

Of course it works - even the threatening witch is gone, it has received a wave of reviews, and everyone is happy!

Andrew thought happily.

Then the next day Ravenclaw lost twenty points - Professor Snape stared at every Ravenclaw, even if Andrew tried hard not to make a mistake.

But Gryffindor was even worse - almost thirty points were deducted, and Harry Potter was imprisoned for contradicting Professor Snape.

Correspondingly, in the history of first-year magic, Gryffindor received twenty points, while Slytherin did not receive any points. However, the first-year little witch was made to cry a lot by the disappointed look in Professor Black's eyes...

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"Ah, this won't work? What a pity, it doesn't matter, let's try the goblin rebellion again... Ah, this, well, maybe we try to think about the history of the wand?"

Hal imitated Sirius's words vividly in the dormitory, as if he were in class at the time.

"The girl was frightened and thought she was going to lose her college points, but actually not a single point was deducted. Professor Black asked her to sit down with a very gentle voice and comforted her that the question might be a bit out of line..."

The big gossip reporter Hal is now full of fire - he even found out that the two professors had a personal grudge when they were young. As for their current class performance, it has become the best news in the entire lounge.

It's just too weak for students to break up and fight, but it's the professors who are better at fighting!

Hogwarts hasn't been so lively for a long time, let's fight, let's fight!

What reassured Hal the most was that because Andrew was present, he had to restrain himself from gossiping about some students, but it didn't matter about the professor's gossip, because no matter what he said, it would not feel like a snitch to the school.

"Hey, by the way, Andrew, speaking of which, the news during this period is all about Professor Black. It seems that everyone has overlooked one thing - it was you who came to participate in the assessment just now, right?"

"That's right. It seems that you are also the examiner for the professor who teaches the history of magic for senior students?"

The roommates who gathered around to listen to the gossip suddenly discovered a new track - Blake was too topical, and they suppressed all the news at the time. Now it's you who will be the new professor in the assessment?

'Nonsense, if someone changes, then Sirius' preferential treatment by the school board will be exposed...'

Although it sounds unreasonable, this matter never ends from the beginning—Sirius was a student during the assessment, and became more difficult when he became a new professor. How come, Hogwarts also depends on who he chooses?

Obviously not, don't talk about it, the remaining trial candidates are Andrew and Percy, to show fairness.

And, to be honest, those people's performance was not even as good as Sirius's - it's not about the gap in professional ability, but... in terms of getting students to focus, they naturally fell behind.

All in all, even Hogwarts can't escape the issue of looking at faces.

"It's me, but we are only feedbackers on the classroom atmosphere. How to judge specifically depends on the professor and the principal."

This can be said, after all, it does not involve specific matters--of course, it does not involve the real content.

"Hiss...hell, I won't doubt that you have the right to add points any day!"

"If you think too much, even the prefects may not be able to succeed."

Andrew shook his head, "Besides, as far as assessment scores are concerned, my scores are indeed average..."

"That's right...you don't have all O's. You're a bit different from the prefects."

Speaking of results, a group of people became interested - and then analyzed who was likely to be number one in the academy this year.

Andrew is definitely not going to make it. The individual subjects are extremely strong, but the history of magic and astronomy will be deducted big points - especially the astrology. How can I put it? If you use it, you will miss the first place.

…

A group of people queued happily for a long time, and finally came to the conclusion that Miss Granger should be the first in the general subject this year.

"What's the point of arranging this... Damn it, I'd better go home for the holidays and have Christmas dinner..."

"Yeah, Andrew, how much is the Christmas holiday this year?"

"It's the same as last year, it's the same every year... Don't expect it in advance," Andrew lazily got up from the bed. "Although I haven't started arranging, I can tell you the conclusion."

"Merlin's socks...really, it's not even the end of November yet."

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But time flies, and there are no midterms at Hogwarts.

After Andrew sent the manuscript again, the Christmas holiday was approaching.

In order not to cause trouble to the publisher, he deliberately brought it forward.

The content of this time is very simple. Grindelwald brags, Grindelwald looks forward, Grindelwald reveals his ambition, and the two begin to have conflicts because of their different understandings of the prophecy, and finally fight and part ways.

There is no way, this thing is really hard to write.

It has been as close to the school's requirements as possible - but it can't be said that the two are not close at all, right?

In short, Andrew tried hard to make the story look more vivid - fortunately, the teachings from the professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts made the story look less clichéd.

'I finished what I could in the early stage, and the pressure was indeed a bit high in the later stage, but it was much easier to write after they parted ways. Dumbledore went to France and started his alchemical innovation journey...'

Andrew nodded to the manuscript and woke up his own rose.

"Keep going, buddy."

After feeding the rat strips, he poked Rose's head, "I like your appearance that others can't tell apart. It's the same place, and the contact name is the same this time... Go, buddy!"

Rose soared into the sky, and Andrew ran to the greenhouse out of habit - well, usual is the best cover.