Everlasting Vision from Hogwarts

After attending classes for three consecutive days, William knew almost all the teachers at Hogwarts.

Likewise, the teachers at Hogwarts also knew William.

The first person to get extra points in every class is often the light-blond Ravenclaw. So far, he has already given Ravenclaw 50 extra points.

He does not actively raise his hands to answer questions, but rather listens to the class silently, studies silently, and often does things that have nothing to do with the class content.

For example, he can read extracurricular books, write and draw in notebooks, which may seem inexplicable to outsiders, but he enjoys it.

The teachers at Hogwarts are not good-natured people with no temper. Being able to do these things in their classroom is enough to show that in their eyes, William already has some unique capital.

William's journey to obtain privileges was certainly not smooth sailing and had its ups and downs.

For example, in a Potions class, Professor Snape, the dean of Slytherin, once put William to the test.

He first questioned William's arrogant attitude, thinking that he was not focused enough on the course, and then asked a series of questions.

The questions include knowledge of potions in textbooks, knowledge of potions, and knowledge of potion refining equipment...

When he found that none of the above contents could stump William, Snape's gloomy face fluctuated slightly, but no one could tell what emotion it was.

Just when the students thought the test was over, Snape asked a more advanced question,

Snape could guarantee that no one among the students present could answer it except himself.

He was a little complacent. Although the question was over the top, he didn't mind other professors calling him a bully as long as he could teach this Ravenclaw a lesson.

The dean turned around quickly and sat down in his exclusive seat.

Picking up the white quill, he wanted to deduct 10 points for Ravenclaw. For what reason?

Because William Blake didn't respect his teacher?

I think it works, although this reason has already been used once by Harry Potter in Gryffindor.

But doesn’t it make it more interesting?

Just when the dean was about to make a conclusion, William suddenly spoke up. He actually spoke without raising his hands. Snape felt that the reason he gave was very appropriate.

"The concentration potion is an auxiliary potion that can help wizards cast spells. It was enthusiastically sought after by wizards in the past, and many people used it as a preparation for casting spells. But in recent centuries, this potion has gradually become more popular. disappeared due to its unpredictable side effects.

For detailed information on this kind of potion, you can refer to the book "The Disappearing Magic Potion" written by your professor. If I remember correctly, a total of 23 potions are recorded in it. "

William's clear voice echoed in the classroom.

It also echoed in the ears of teachers and students in the classroom.

In addition to attending classes these days, he spent all his free time in the library.

There are many students like him, and he is not the only one who loves to study. He already has several familiar faces in the library.

They are all little wizards who treat visiting the library as an Internet cafe.

But other little wizards purely read books in the library. William is different. He not only reads, but also flips through books.

How can you not make good use of your photographic memory?

If nothing else, let’s memorize a library first.

Although a lot of knowledge has not been thought through in depth and has shortcomings in application, he has enough control over it.

Some bread would be nice to eat, but what about a bicycle?

When you need to use it, the required knowledge will naturally appear in your mind. This experience is really not too comfortable.

An extravagant and inhumane way of learning!

After hearing William's answer, Snape finally stopped asking any more questions.

Ravenclaw's 10 points were finally saved.

So from then on, William could do his own thing freely in Snape's class.

What happened that day quickly spread throughout the school, and it almost became the top trending topic among the freshmen.

Every freshman knows Professor Snape's sternness and gloominess. No one in his class dares to make any small moves, let alone raise their heads and whisper. Whenever he notices, a death glare will immediately come to him.

The lesson of Gryffindor Harry Potter being deducted 10 points is still fresh in his mind.

No new student dared to explode in Potions class, not even the Slytherin snakes. They were in awe of their Head of House.

Now the first warrior appears.

The freshmen were all in high spirits and excited, which can be said to be a true performance of "the world has been suffering for a long time".

All the new students knew about William and knew that Ravenclaw had a famous figure this year.

One person scored 50 points for the college alone, and this feat was spread by everyone.

Jack of Hufflepuff has been in a good mood recently. There is such a powerful guy among the people he knows, and his strong pride makes his voice more confident.

The story of him and William on the train has become a well-known thing in Hufflepuff. He told it to every classmate he met.

The feelings of young people are so simple and straightforward. They like to show off and highlight their specialness.

Whether it’s a toy that only they have, a superior family situation, or knowing someone important, as long as they think they are unique,

They will be happy to publicize it to the outside world.

Other people also like to hear this kind of story, and they will have active discussions with enthusiasm, and they can't wait to participate in it personally.

Under Jack's passionate preaching, William has become very popular in Hufflepuff.

Compared to the honest and upright Hufflepuff, Gryffindor is relatively indifferent to William.

Brave and passionate little lions may recognize the power of others, but they will not become someone's fan so easily.

They like to create miracles by themselves, and they are more confident in their own power.

In fact, in William's opinion, Gryffindor students among the four major colleges are the most independent and have the same characteristics as their representative animal "lion".

Slytherin worships power, so they promote the pure-blood theory, because in the wizarding world, pure-blood factions always have greater power than non-pure-blood factions.

In the final analysis, Slytherin does not support pure blood, they just support the power that pure blood represents.

Ravenclaws have always prided themselves on their wisdom and are relatively unique in their actions. They love thinking and knowledge, and they are also vaguely proud of other houses.

But those who are good at swimming are prone to drowning, and those who are superstitious about knowledge are also easily controlled by knowledge, especially before they have improved their three views.

Hufflepuff takes integrity and honesty as the representative words of the academy. They do not have the sharpness of Slytherin, the ego of Ravenclaw, and the recklessness of Gryffindor. They have learned the golden mean, and there are many people who are good at the golden mean in history. Tao, and become a great god.

But more people will become moderate because of the golden mean.