The Chinese girl from Hufflepuff is both timid and brave

"So, Harry didn't really doubt me." Sun Zhu sighed, "After all, elves are quite scary when they go crazy. They have magical powers that wizards can't understand."

"Are you really not angry at all?"

"A little bit. After all, I spent a lot of money on that owl cage." She felt a little pained. "Can't you just talk nicely? Why do you have to ruin a good thing?"

"Host, what are you going to do next? Go and tell Harry directly that he misunderstood you?"

"Then I might really become a black witch in his eyes." Sun Zhu shook his head. "He should be somewhat stressed out now, so I won't provoke him. Besides, this misunderstanding may not be a bad thing for my next plan."

Tongzi was still confused, but just reminded: "Host, according to my inference, the house elf named Dobby has great ill will towards you. Because it failed to successfully prevent Harry from returning to Hogwarts, it may do something bad to you in the future. Its ability is very unusual, you have to be careful."

"This is awkward. Should I call Uncle Long back to protect me? But he's quite happy running around with Newt..." Sun Zhu looked at the ceiling of the lounge with tears in his eyes. "It doesn't matter. The new semester has started, and Newt will be back in two days."

"It seems that you haven't arranged your class schedule yet, right?" A man came in from the entrance of the lounge. He looked like he had just finished exercising and had a smile in his eyes. "I see you've been idle here for a long time. In fact, it is really difficult to complete 12 courses. I asked Professor Sprout and Percy Weasley from Gryffindor. They all said that if you want to get 12 Os, you usually give up one or two courses you are good at and save time for more critical subjects."

"I don't know what I can give up. I have to take compulsory courses like History of Magic, and the ones that conflict with each other are Divination and Ancient Runes, Defense Against the Dark Arts, and Arithmancy." Sun Zhu held up his face and looked a little depressed. "I have come up with two solutions. Do you want to hear them?"

"Well, there are actually two ways?" He smiled and sat next to her, "Tell me."

"The first method is to divide the work and cooperate. Choose between Divination and Ancient Runes, take one each, and then exchange notes. As for Defense Against the Dark Arts, this is difficult. Fortunately, there are two classes of Arithmancy. However, it is said that the content taught in the two classes is not exactly the same..."

Cedric pondered for a moment and nodded, "The Arithmetic Divination class that does not conflict with the Defense Against the Dark Arts class for fourth graders is an advanced class. Well, if you haven't learned it in third grade, it might be a little difficult to understand."

"Do I have to give up this course?" Sun Zhu was a little unwilling. "It was fine because I was very busy last semester, but how can I not give it a try this semester?"

"I can teach you, but what is your second method?"

Sun Zhu hesitated for a moment and took out a piece of mud-like substance. It looked sticky and flashed a strange light.

"I've given this thing a function similar to a Muggle camera, which can record both audio and video. Ask other students to bring it into the classroom, and they can record everything the professors teach." She reached out and pulled off a small piece, then pressed it on Lockhart's book, then stood the book up and left it facing the other side of the lounge for five minutes.

Cedric also looked to the other side, where were the three second-year badgers who had just returned with him. They were about to join the college Quidditch team this year, and each of them would play at least twice.

Zacharias Smith is naturally a hitter, and Trocker is training him step by step. He is in the sixth grade this year, and he can only shine for one more year at most before he retires.

Bree decided to try to be a goalkeeper. After she heard that other colleges had never had a female goalkeeper, she thought it was an interesting challenge. Captain Field also thought she had talent, but she needed more practice. It was really difficult for a Muggle-born little wizard to control a broom.

Senior Anna, like Captain Field, is in the seventh grade this year, so of course Delia has to fill the vacancy of a chaser, and fortunately she is also happy to do so. Seeing Senior Anna giving Delia many instructions just like she did to her and Karina, Sun Zhu looked away with great emotion, and then turned the book covered with mud over.

Cedric looked at her with interest, while Sun Zhu continued to mutter to himself.

"This prop sounds very metaphysical, and it seems that it is easy to fail. But this function is not that difficult..." She closed her eyes, waved her wand again, and read to the cover of the book: "Aparecium!"

The grinning Lockhart on the cover disappeared, replaced by the scene they had all seen just now.

Bree and Delia's whispered discussion, Zacharias's strange, slippery voice, and the advice from senior Anna who came over later.

"Hmm, it seems to be really useful. How long can it record?"

"My settings are... the more soft mud there is, the longer the recording time will be, and the clearer the picture and sound will be." Sun Zhu scraped the mud off the book and stuck it back to the original large piece. "It's enough to record a few classes. Now I just need to find a few trustworthy classmates to help me."

This effect is the same as when she took online classes before, so Sun Zhu could think of such a strange method. To be honest, this prop settled by the system is really magical. As long as her thoughts are clear enough and she can figure out the various effects and usage methods of the props, the function can be realized.

The Philosopher's Stone was indeed worth it. She let out a sigh of relief, as if a worry had been resolved. Suddenly, she said, "Speaking of which, you're going to see Lockhart tomorrow. How do you feel?"

Cedric grimaced, seemingly completely unable to answer the question.

He must have remembered the fear he felt when he was dominated by Lockhart's fans in front of Flourish and Blotts Bookstore not long ago.

Sun Zhu smiled unscrupulously, and then added: "It doesn't matter, you have something to defend yourself, so you won't suffer any loss if they beat you up."

He was obediently wearing the topaz bracelet, so even if he got beaten a little it wouldn't be a big deal.

A little pain at most.

"We have to study Defense Against the Dark Arts on our own this semester. What do you think we should do?"

Cedric sighed softly. Sun Zhu had never seen him so sad.

"Professor Scamander will be back this Friday. We might as well ask for his opinion." He glanced at the wizard with the most charming smile on the cover of the book. "Anyway, I no longer have any expectations for any professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts."