Hogwarts: Starting from Creating the Lord of the Rings

The professors didn't find anything in the end, and they could only ask the prefect to take everyone back to the dormitory to sleep. Before leaving, Dumbledore also specially warned the students to obey the discipline and not allow them to travel at night.

All kinds of rumors flooded Hogwarts, and the whole house seemed to be shrouded in a cloud.

Friday is what the first-year wizards look forward to the most, because there is a Defense Against the Dark Arts class this morning. Everyone wants to learn some knowledge about duels, how to resist dark magic and deal with magical creatures. After the class, all the little wizards were disappointed.

No way, Professor Quirrell is so rude.

This guy stammered when he spoke, and even if a classmate reached out to ask a question, he would be startled, and he was dressed very strangely, and he had a pungent garlic smell.

Everyone said that the circle of cloth wrapped around his head was covered in garlic.

After a muddled Defence Against the Dark Arts class, it was the afternoon Greenhouse Herbs class, where they helped Professor Sprout weed, fill, and deworm her magical herbs, nothing unusual.

After a day of classes, everyone gathered in the auditorium for lunch, and the atmosphere of the entire auditorium was still eerie.

The original bright starry sky on the roof of the auditorium did not know why, but turned into a dark cloud with lightning and thunder.

The professors didn't look very good, because in their opinion, since it wasn't the students who stole Snape's potion materials, it was someone who got into Hogwarts.

It's shocking that this happened only a week into the school year.

And Dumbledore suspected that it was the Death Eaters, including the looting of Knockturn Alley, and they also wanted to steal the Philosopher's Stone, and then use Snape's medicinal materials and Philosopher's Stone to refine the elixir to resurrect Voldemort.

Professor McGonagall and others took this seriously, and they instructed the prefects to be optimistic about the students, and they must not walk around. Some new regulations were promulgated. For example, students should usually go to class in groups and not be alone. Category.

And Professor Quirrell also showed the panic that a person should have. Of course, he was really panic.

After all, what Dumbledore said made a lot of sense, but in fact, Voldemort was hiding behind his head right now.

Does this mean that there is another group of people who want to steal the Philosopher's Stone?

That group of people can loot Knockturn Alley, sneak into Hogwarts without knowing it, and steal Snape's collection. Is it easy to steal the Philosopher's Stone?

What will he do?

Without the Philosopher's Stone, Voldemort would not spare him.

All in all, under the influence of the professors, the atmosphere at Hogwarts became more and more tense.

It was in this eerie atmosphere that the two-day holiday weekend ended.

Artel didn't do anything else for the past two days, just strolled around the castle with Hermione, and when she went to the library to read, Artel went to the Room of Requirement on the eighth floor to find a place to make a potion.

After all, he needs to gather a strong orc army of 5,000 people, which means that he needs 5,000 copies of the orc potion.

After the weekend is over, the little wizards will start their classes again.

Different from the first week, this week, the first-year wizards have started flying lessons. The professor is Mrs. Hooch, with short gray hair and yellow eyes.

Most of the young wizards from wizarding families have been exposed to broomsticks, only Neville has not, because his grandmother did not allow him to contact such dangerous things.

Hermione was unusually nervous. She found a book called "The Magic of Quidditch" in the library on weekends, and learned some flying skills in it.

Artel wasn't nervous, just curious about broomsticks.

Neville still couldn't control his broom due to nervousness, and flew out before Mrs. Hooch counted the seconds, and Artel was right next to him, and directly controlled him with a floating spell, and then let him fall slowly. down.

Neville was so frightened that Mrs. Hooch asked him to rest for a while. Because of Artel's intervention, there was no conflict between Malfoy and Harry. Although Harry still showed superb flying talent, it was a pity , and was not seen by Professor McGonagall.

After the flight class, there was another herbal medicine class in the afternoon. The herbal medicine class had three classes a week, which was the most they had to do.

During lunch, Artel saw Professor Snape.

His spirit seemed to have recovered a little, but his face was still very bad, and a pair of indifferent eyes revealed a little tiredness.

"I heard that Professor Snape applied to come back to teach, but was rejected by Dumbledore."

"They said Professor Snape wasn't in good spirits and he was seen talking to himself there alone yesterday."

"The Weasley Brothers were on a night out and saw Professor Snape casting a spell outside his office..."

The crowd murmured, and Artel ate his lunch gracefully as he listened.

No one could see that he had anything to do with it.

The herbal class in the afternoon was still very boring. Sprout introduced them to a herb called Baixian, and then the soil filling and deworming package. Artel suspected that Sprout was legally using child labor to grow herbs for her.

Two days later, that night, Artel suddenly heard Malfoy and his two little brothers talking about Harry Potter.

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