The Daily Life of a Hogwarts Warfare Professor

A freshman at Cambridge University, Victor von Eisner was considered a very clever and eccentric man.

He always wears a gray windbreaker and an inverted pyramid necklace, walking around the Cambridge campus.

He studied ancient Greek and Roman languages ​​and literature.

For this reason, he often grabbed Greek students who happened to pass by on the road and chatted with them using a string of ancient Chinese that no one could understand.

Occasionally, I can bump into a few classmates who are knowledgeable and have the right brain circuits.

But most of the time what I receive is an international friendly finger.

But there is something popular about Victor.His mentor liked him very much.

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And the kid was so focused that he spent most of his time in Cambridge studying ancient Greek and Egyptian texts in the library.

Even the necklace jewelry is in the shape of an Egyptian pyramid, with the famous ancient Egyptian pattern, the Eye of Horus, engraved on it.

The professor even thought that Victor was going to rob tombs in the Egyptian pyramids after graduation.

Fortunately, Victor's life plan is quite simple.

After he completed his undergraduate course in just three years, he applied for a gap with Cambridge and his tutor, saying:

I am going to be a glorious people's teacher.

In 1990, Victor, who left Cambridge, returned to his hometown farm in Ireland, planning to apply for a professorship at Hogwarts while reading in the simple countryside.

A year passed and he grew into a skilled farmer.

"You are chewing on your old age."

Eisner Sr. worries about Victor's future.

"Don't hang yourself from a tree. There must be comfortable and stable jobs in the Ministry of Magic or Gringotts."

Victor groaned as he drove the tractor to bend the corn stalks on the estate, carefully avoiding the mandrake goods ordered by the herb shop in Diagon Alley, and turned a deaf ear to his father's accusations.

After a day's work, Victor returned to the wooden house on the farm. The small attic of the wooden house was his study.

There is a semicircular bookshelf in the study room with mountains of books.An owl-shaped clock hangs on the wall.

Victor stayed in his study room, flipping through a book he had read before, "History of the Peloponnesian War".The pages of the book were turned to the last few.

This book must be returned to the Cambridge Library before five o'clock in the afternoon.

Victor glanced at the owl clock on the wall. The owl's eyes were staring between four and five.

No, I have to wait for a letter at five o'clock, tomorrow.

Victor turned around leisurely on the swivel chair, and the hard-cover history book flew to the semicircular bookshelf in the corner. He squeezed the "History of Magic 1-5" series arranged on both sides and slipped into the row of books. Very self-organized.

On the top of the bookshelf, there are fourteen volumes of "Introduction to Egyptian Magic Texts" ready to be read.

Victor snapped his fingers, and counting from left to right, the fifth volume of Introduction to Magical Text jumped off the bookshelf. The books floated in front of Victor's eyes, and opened themselves shyly.

A pyramid-shaped necklace was hidden among the hollowed-out hardcover books.

On the title page, it is written in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs: The way of prophecy lies within.

Victor hung the pyramid necklace around his neck with ease.

The pyramid is an inverted square pyramid design, with the Eye of Horus, the ancient Egyptian mysterious symbol, carved on one side.

This is the most mysterious and magical golden finger that Victor has received since time travel.

Yes, Victor von Eisner is a time traveler summoned to a magical world.

When he was 11 years old, Victor received an invitation to Hogwarts from an owl.

The moment he got the letter, snakes, eagles, badgers, and lions were spinning around in his world.

Victor's stunned eyes almost made the owl feel guilty.

Gu, did I send the wrong one?Goo.

Victor looked at the letter from Hogwarts, and then looked at the inverted pyramid necklace that appeared with him after he traveled through time.

The Eye of Horus on the necklace seemed to be looking at him, as if saying to him:

Merlin's beard!Look at this invitation, it’s the Wizarding World of Harry Potter!

And I just happened to bump into the Millennium Brick, the artifact of the Yu-Gi-Oh Card World!

Quickly give up your thoughts of becoming the king of card duels and listen to the call of magic, boy!

It wasn't until he got on the Hogwarts train and heard a group of young wizards talking about Harry Potter, the boy who survived the "You-Know-Who" hunt two months ago, that Victor accepted this fact:

Let's treat this Millennium Building Block as an intrusion and pursue the mysteries of magic wholeheartedly.

The Eye of Horus on the Millennium Brick looked at him quietly.

The magical world is full of wonders.

In the first year when he was assigned to Ravenclaw House, Victor discovered that this ordinary inverted pyramid necklace could predict things!

And the prophecy comes in the form of Yu-Gi-Oh cards!

Moreover, the ancient Egyptian prophecy text on the card contains magical power and can be used as a magic attack!

Well, from the fusion of the magical world and the world of Yu-Gi-Oh cards, Victor tasted a little sense of art and the comfort brought by golden fingers.

Since then, Victor has been hailed as the Ravenclaw genius of ancient Egyptian magic.

I think this is the wisdom of ancient Egyptian pharaohs and Eastern fantasy boy comics.So said Victor von Eisner.

In order to better interpret the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics on the cards, after graduating from Hogwarts, Victor came to the Department of Ancient Greek and Roman Languages ​​and Literature at Cambridge University.

Oh, and he definitely didn't use any undue magic on the Cambridge Admissions Office.Hmm...it's better not to say anything.

The reason for coming to Cambridge is simple. Here is the best Greek research in the Muggle world, which can be traced back to ancient Egyptian writing.

Ancient Egypt, as the most mysterious piece of puzzle in human civilization (including wizards), has common records in both worlds.

After all, even Hogwarts and Victor also have hieroglyphs that are deeply troublesome.Just like...

Suddenly, when, when, when, when, when.The owl tolled the bell five times.The clock chimes on the hour.

coming.Victor stood up and took out the dried rat meat he had prepared from the drawer.

The first time he did this, Victor actually felt nauseous.But as he continued to improve in the field of magic, he had become accustomed to it.

The owl on the wall suddenly came to life, its dark eyes looking left and right, and when it saw Victor, it flapped its wings hastily.

As a student at Hogwarts' Eagle House, Victor saw owls as if he were seeing his relatives of a different species.

He stepped forward and stroked the owl's neck affectionately, and then without the other person paying attention, he plucked out a brown feather with a "chi" sound.

Feathers write words out of thin air.When I put down the pen, it turned into a piece of parchment.

Victor fed the dried meat to the owl, waved goodbye to it, then picked up the letter and read it.

"Dear Mr. Victor von Eisner:

"Thank you for your continued concern for the development of Hogwarts. In the past year, you sent a total of 340 letters (excluding 2 letters lost due to weather and transportation).

"The content is all about requesting Hogwarts to set up a war science subject and recommending oneself to be a war science professor."

"Even if you claim: No one knows the Wizarding War better than me.

"But we still hold a cautious attitude towards the purpose and significance of the war studies, and we regret to reply to you..."

Victor gave a cry of annoyance.

He opened the bottom drawer of his desk and sealed this rejection letter together with the previous 339 letters into the darkness that would never see the light of day.

Then, he took out a page of parchment from the desk and started writing the 341st letter.

"Dear Albus Headmaster Dumbledore (or Professor McGonagall, I don't know which of you is reading the letter):

"Please allow me to once again emphasize the importance of war studies to Hogwarts. All this stems from a prophecy I made when I was in Ravenclaw House..."