I abducted HP's friend on his wedding day

Carrying a huge secret, for Harry and the others, their days were like years.

Although George and Fred were always fooling around, this time they were rarely silent. They even acted more naturally than Ron and the others, as if nothing happened.

Ron was a little afraid of Salazar's existence. He was almost never in the same space as Salazar. Even when he was eating in the auditorium and saw Salazar appearing in the professor's seat, he would make excuses and drag Harry with him. Return to the Gryffindor common room.

Hermione looked confused.

"Why are you so afraid of that person?"

Ron couldn't describe it. As a child who grew up in the wizarding world, Salazar Slytherin's name was often like a bedtime story. When you disobeyed, your parents would tell you this name. Threatening you, if you don't close your eyes and sleep well, then Salazar Slytherin will arrest you and do terrible research on black magic. This is an extremely ridiculous but also sounds very real legend.

When Ron tried to explain and let Hermione understand the meaning of this name, Hermione was helpless.

She didn't understand why Ron and Harry would make such a fuss because a mysterious person's name couldn't be spoken, and she didn't understand why the two of them would avoid fear because a wizard from history suddenly appeared alive, but they were not curious.

Because Hermione had the courage to be curious about Salazar appearing in this era, she did not realize how dangerous the other party was. After all, all her knowledge of Salazar came from the book History of Magic.

Hermione's attitude made Harry and Ron even more incomprehensible.

However, their attention was soon drawn to Snape.

Once upon a time, the Potions class made several Gryffindor students feel what it means to be favored by a professor, especially when you see the other person favoring another wave of students that you don't deal with. At that time, Ron was right This is quite indignant.

Now, he had to face his most hated professor in one more subject.

Hermione couldn't help but complain: "I don't think we are at this age to learn how to identify werewolves!"

Harry held his textbooks and the books about werewolves that she had borrowed from Hermione. Thinking about the length of his paper, he sighed and told Ron that he was still half way through the paper. length.

Ron fared even worse, finishing his paper on werewolf habits.

Harry stared at the parchment in his hand, thinking agonizingly about what else distinguishes werewolves from normal wizards. It was too torturous, and he didn't know if he would get an answer if he wrote to Remus.

For Harry, Remus was also an acquaintance. Every Christmas, James would invite Sirius and Remus to his home as guests. Therefore, Harry knew Remus's special status. He was under the influence of Remus. Due to the influence of his parents, he doesn't think werewolves are such terrifying existences.

After all, Remus was a gentle elder, and Harry liked this gentleness.

"Why does Professor Snape want us to suddenly learn about werewolves now?" Hermione grabbed her hair, feeling very distressed. "This is not the knowledge we have learned now. Is it really okay for him to teach by dancing like this?"

Just when a few people were distressed, a group of students who seemed to be walking zombies came over.

Ron looked over curiously: "What happened to them?"

Hermione turned her head and recognized them as the seniors in the college.

"I remember they were all seventh-grade students..."

Under the gaze of other junior students, the senior Gryffindor students were extremely silent, with their heads lowered and their faces ashen. Then they walked stiffly to a corner of the living room. One of the girls among them silently raised her The magic wand silently conjured a dozen sofas.

The dozen or so people all took a deep breath, and then fell down neatly. Under the shocked eyes of other students, they lay down on the sofa, quickly closed their eyes, and fell asleep.

Harry looked at Ron in disbelief: "What happened to them? Why do they look like they have been chased by something for a whole day?!"

Ron thought for a moment, then looked at Harry: "Don't you know? Their current Defense Against the Dark Arts professor is..." He coughed twice and continued. "The one you know is special and should almost not be here."

Harry whispered: "Professor Brown?"

Ron's eyes widened.

Harry rolled his eyes and said, "Am I going to say that horrible name?"

Hermione looked over and said, "Do you want to ask them what they went through?"

Ron and Harry both shook their heads wildly.

Although after Salazar took over the class, the students he was responsible for behaved very horribly, making people wonder if Salazar abused these students in class, but Salazar really did not treat these students "harshly" student.

He just listed the knowledge points that all students needed to master for the exam, and then began to give them intensive tutoring lessons.

what?

Don’t you remember how to tell the difference between werewolves?

This is a test point. Come on, Salazar caught a werewolf from somewhere and began to force the werewolf to show the so-called abnormalities in the textbook, and then deepen the students' memory.

Later, after he was sure that the students in the third grade would never forget these knowledge points in their lives, he happily handed Fenrir Greyback to James who was soaked with sweat at the door.

Even Dumbledore didn't know where Salazar got the energy to still maintain the habit of hunting Death Eaters. He thought that the work at Hogwarts was enough to consume Salazar's energy. But then I thought about it, why Salazar is willing to be a professor of elective courses instead of a professor of permanent courses, probably part of the reason is that he often has to go out to do some personal things...

Regarding when Salazar captured Fenrir Greyback, the notorious werewolf, Dumbledore found that he had no information at all.

Then, in order to make students remember the test knowledge points deeply, Salazar would always appear in the classroom with those dangerous things. As long as there is still a student who cannot remember these test points, then these dangerous things, Deng Bu Lido can never be confiscated from Salazar.

The frightened students could only force those who couldn't memorize the knowledge points to memorize all night long. After all, no one wanted to be stared at by an Acromantula while doing homework in class.

Then there is the mastery of various spells. Not all students can recite the spell well, and not all students can make the spell successful after reciting the spell.

Students in the sixth and seventh grades naturally have to practice spells with the battle dolls arranged by Salazar every day even if they are in class every day. If they can't learn... they can't leave the classroom - the physical kind can't be separated. , the classroom door will be closed until the last student is sure that he has mastered the spell arranged by Salazar that day, and then it will open naturally.

During this period, some students tried to use magic force to crack the classroom door, but no one has succeeded yet.

Then for the fifth-grade students, Salazar directly informed half of the students after teaching for a month, telling them that they could just endorse and pass the written test, but in terms of practical application, they had no hope.

This made the devastated student almost faint from tears in his office.

But Salazar had ruthlessly divided the fifth-grade students into two groups, and then one group continued high-pressure learning, while the other group began to endorse hard-pressed learning, which was also not much better.

Just these things, without Harry and the others having to inquire about them, it quickly spread throughout Hogwarts.

Ron was a little thankful but also a little at a loss: "Fortunately, our substitute professor is Snape, right? Well, Harry, do you think Dumbledore can find a suitable professor for the next school year?"

He silently added: "If Dumbledore can't be found, will he ask that...Professor Brown to be the professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts?"

Harry was speechless.

Only Hermione tried to explain the reason: "Perhaps it was because he found that the students had not systematically learned about defense against dark magic in the past few years, right? So, he just asked everyone, In the few months before the exam, it is really difficult to learn what you need to learn in the previous five years, well, five years of knowledge in two months..."

Then, Hermione seemed to have found some theory that was enough to defend Salazar, and said to Harry: "I checked! In the past five or six years, far more people passed the Defense Against the Dark Arts exam at Hogwarts. Lower than other main courses!”

Harry could only nod in recognition of Hermione's words: "Yes, everyone said that it was because Dumbledore rejected the mysterious man's job application, so the mysterious man was very dissatisfied and resigned from the position of Professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts. Curse, I also heard it from my parents. They said that when they were in school, the professor of this class changed three times."

Then Harry discovered something unusual and said: "When my parents were in school, the professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts only changed three times! But I have been in school for less than two years, and the professor has already changed to the third round?! This is Isn’t it too frequent?”

After all, Professor Lockhart has gone to St. Mungo's, and his teaching level is indeed very unsatisfactory. Even if his injury is better, Dumbledore probably won't let him return to Hogwarts. Therefore, next school year Before it even started, everyone knew that the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor would be recruiting new people.

"George said that before I came to Hogwarts, they knew that there was a professor who persisted in this course for a year and a half, but... later, he was bitten by a spider while preparing teaching materials, and he entered St. Mungo's..." Ron recalled. "The professors in the back almost always change every year, and they have gradually gotten used to it."

Hermione frowned and said, "Changing professors frequently is not a good thing for students."

Everyone knows this kind of thing.

"Besides, when Lockhart was coaching, I really felt like I didn't learn anything..." Thinking of this, Ron suddenly changed his tone and said. "Think so, at least Snape made me remember how to spot a werewolf, right?"

However, this still could not change Salazar's teaching style, and because of his special status, Dumbledore did not dare to interfere more with his teaching direction, even if several deans expressed dissatisfaction with it.

"Albus! You should persuade Brown! He treats students too roughly. Many of them can't bear it and have cried a lot!" Professor Sprout, who has always had a good temper, rarely spoke to Dumbledore. roared.

Just as Dumbledore was thinking about how to appease everyone, Professor McGonagall silently added: "He is studying abroad for tutoring. I'm not saying this is bad, but the time for students to return to their dormitories is after midnight. This Isn’t it inappropriate?”

Professor Flitwick also said resentfully: "Because they are too tired, students will lose energy during my class, no, there are other classes. This is no longer an ordinary thing."

Dumbledore looked at Snape.

Snape said dryly: "Yes, the most important thing is that many students voluntarily cooperated with Professor Brown for various reasons. Every time I ask them, they will only say that it is voluntary. Is it really just an ordinary voluntary decision?" Do they care so much about their own grades?" Snape couldn't help but sneer. "I thought those brats wouldn't care about my exams, but now they suddenly care, as if they were a different person."

He stared directly at Dumbledore and said, "Are you sure Professor Brown didn't put something extraordinary into my student's already empty mind?"

Dumbledore touched his beard and thought for a long time before speaking with difficulty: "How about you ask Professor Brown himself?"

Several people were a little silent.

Professor Flitwick looked at Professor McGonagall, hoping that his colleague would be the first to say this.

Professor Sprout still maintains his taciturn persona.

Professor McGonagall frowned and looked at Dumbledore incomprehensively, wondering what Dumbledore meant by this.

As for Snape, he actually knew a little bit about Salazar's identity, or he had long suspected Salazar's true identity. After hearing Dumbledore's words, he couldn't help but look at Albus mockingly.

"You don't want to provoke a troublesome person yourself, so do you expect us to go?"

Dumbledore took a deep breath and smiled bitterly: "Okay, I'll call Professor Brown over. Is that okay?"

To be honest, Dumbledore really didn't want to provoke Salazar. He forced Salazar to take over the students at Hogwarts and let him teach Defense Against the Dark Arts, which was already very difficult.

As long as you think about it in your mind, asking an authentic black magic wizard to teach the Defense Against the Dark Arts class will feel very ridiculous.

So, why did Voldemort, who was also a dark wizard, want to teach this class?

Do you teach students how to defend themselves?