A sharp Hogwarts

Dalia's "mishap" in Charms class was just the beginning.

In the following days of lessons, the little wizards began to cook various magical dishes one by one.

In fact, if we just talk about the quality of the dishes, Dalia's works are almost excellent or even perfect in terms of color, flavor and taste.

But just like in the Charms class, even though Dalia's dishes completely surpassed those of her peers, her "companion magic" was pitifully weak.

In addition to the two subjects of Potions and History of Magic, the story of the "genius Squib" is played out in almost every classroom.

What followed was ridicule and an unfriendly atmosphere far beyond Dalia's imagination - from other colleges.

Compared to losing to a talented wizard, losing to a "squib" with low magical ability is obviously more unacceptable.

In particular, this "squib" is still using his cleverness to defraud Gryffindor House of points from various professors:

Maybe Dalia couldn't get extra points in magic, but Hermione could fill the gap. The two of them could almost score ten to twenty points in every class together.

Dalia had never believed that the relationship between Hogwarts houses would be so tense, and the hostility between different houses was as strong as a Roman duel.

When you step into a certain college, you become the mortal enemy of other colleges at the same time - the hatred and rejection are even more exaggerated than in the original book.

The "heresy" in taste was no less than a religious war, and she realized this only after meeting the students of Slytherin House.

"Forget it, Dalia, ignore those annoying Malfoy guys-"

After Potions class ended, Hermione stood in front of Dahlia and tried to drag her away from the classroom.

On the other side, Harry and Neville also tried their best to hold Ron down and keep him from being impulsive - Snape was still on the podium.

Professor Snape introduced the Six Flavors in class, focusing on the flavors and characteristics represented by the four colleges.

Ravenclaw - fresh, Gryffindor - spicy, Hufflepuff - sweet, Slytherin - salty.

To be honest, Potions in this world may be the most scientific of all courses, but also the most wonderful and incredible.

Severus Snape directly used the physiological perspective of the scientific community when explaining taste, explaining the psychological reactions that different dishes may bring to people from the stimulation of taste buds. According to Snape, potions And magic decoction is a profound magical science that stimulates both external and internal resonance in people.

Take the hot pot in the first class as an example. What they tasted at that time was the "magic finished product" prepared by Snape - the butter pot bottom.

After being scalded and eaten, the magic from the bottom of the hot pot provided by Snape was integrated into their bodies, forming a short-term magic shield for them.

This layer of magic shield directly ensures that all new students will survive the adaptation period safely and will not suffer from diarrhea or colds in school due to acclimatization.

And the problem is...

"Oh, what's wrong? Do you want to experience pain?"

Draco Malfoy raised his brows, and the magic knife in his sleeve slipped quietly into his hand.

He looked at Goyle and Crabbe standing on his left and right, and seemed to have regained some confidence.

"Spicy taste is a kind of pain. If you like spicy food, you are a pervert who likes pain. Is there anything wrong with this?"

"However, you are indeed quite pitiful... Tsk, Squib, Mudblood, and Gryffindor who also likes spicy food——"

Malfoy narrowed his eyes and said softly, "Leave here as soon as possible. Hogwarts is not a place where a savage and inferior female gorilla like you can run wild."

Since knowing that Dalia's magical power was low, Draco Malfoy's original fears suddenly turned into doubly angry and humiliating.

It wasn't just him, the students in Slytherin House almost never missed an opportunity to humiliate and laugh at Dahlia.

The Slytherin first-year students particularly hated Dahlia because Snape would use her as a benchmark for everyone.

Although everyone felt that Snape was making things difficult for her, it made life difficult for the Slytherins.

"Sorry for what you just said! You bastard!"

Ron's eyes suddenly widened and he looked at the greasy young man angrily.

If Harry and Neville hadn't pulled him, he might have raised his fist and punched Malfoy.

"——Mr. Malfoy, Mr. Weasley...and everyone else."

At this moment, a cold voice like a poisonous snake came from behind everyone.

Professor Snape stood with a frown on his face, staring at the people confronting each other like cockfighters with an unhappy expression, and spoke slowly and softly.

"It seems that you are very free? You are still communicating about the class content after class. Why don't you just pull out the magic knife and mark each other's body?"

"There are sometimes too many students at Hogwarts, and it doesn't matter if we try to persuade two or three of them to leave - such as the trolls who dare to fight in front of the professor."

With Snape's arrival, the simmering anger was extinguished as if a bucket of cold water was poured on him.

The Gryffindor and Slytherin students exchanged glances several times and dispersed angrily.

"As punishment for the attempted brawl——"

Before Dalia and others could leave the professor with their schoolbags, Snape's voice floated over.

"Five points from Gryffindor House, and...Mr. Weasley, Miss Dursley, you two will have double the number of words in your essay next week."

"Potter, the same goes for you. Because you didn't stop your friend in time, you must be trying to be a hero, right?"

This is so unfair. Just as Harry was about to defend himself, Dahlia suddenly kicked him from behind.

"Don't be ridiculous," she whispered, "it's only five points, don't contradict the professor, it's not worth it."

Dalia said, glancing thoughtfully at Snape.

According to the previous mid-term review requirements, her average score in the seven main courses must be at least passing.

Although Snape kept deducting points from Gryffindor, the other party gave her full marks in class.

You know, even Professor McGonagall didn't give her such a high score:

Transfiguration comes from bread baking, and just like in Charms, Daria's transformation magic from "bread baking" is poor.

And her grades in the Charms and Defense Against the Dark Arts classes were even more disastrous - she was directly judged to be extremely poor (T) in the magic release column.

However, unless you take the initiative to share it, only you will know each person's results.

In the eyes of most people, Snape was particularly targeted at Dahlia in class, and he almost always hung around Dahlia and Harry.

Whether it was questions, corrections, or reprimands, Daria and Harry attracted almost all the firepower.

Even the most naive Gryffindor students would not think that Snape would favor a Gryffindor. As Dahlia's results and performance in other courses gradually spread, many young wizards felt that Dahlia's performance in other courses gradually spread. It was only a matter of time before Leia left Hogwarts.

This undoubtedly fueled the arrogance of the Slytherin students. Of course, there was another reason why Malfoy dared to provoke...

The Potions classroom, this is Slytherin's home ground.

Looking at the indignant Dalia and others, a proud smile appeared on Draco Malfoy's face.

However, his pride did not last long.

"As for you, Mr. Malfoy—" Snape said airily, "I will write to your father to tell you of your reckless and foolish defiance—"

"But sir, I-"

The smile on Draco's face disappeared and he turned to look at Snape in disbelief.

Before he could finish his words, he was interrupted by Snape, who looked at him expressionlessly and continued.

"In addition, starting from tomorrow night, you will be in solitary confinement——"

"I would tell Mr. Filch that you should be grateful that the Academy didn't lose points for this, and by the way, the penalty of confinement is until next Monday."