Together [HP]

Jacquilin didn't speak, she just looked at the few books on her desk, and then moved them to the side, so that she came out with nearly half of the desk empty, "Do you want to sit down?" She said, "We have a lot of the same homework, maybe we can discuss it. It will help you learn faster. And," she looked at the books on Hermione's desk, "we don't need to keep two sets The book is on the table, isn't it?"

Hermione looked at her furiously for being disturbed by her, but soon she started throwing all her books into her bag and sat down with a pile of parchment.

"I never knew how to use the rune dictionary more effectively." Hermione sighed heavily, pointing to her rune translation which was mostly empty, "It's always hard for me to find out what I need Words, it's not sorted by initials at all, I always feel like I have to look up a word and I have to go through the whole book to find the word I want."

"Because they are classified according to objects," Jacqueline opened the dictionary, "not initials, you see, first animals, then seasons, and of course, some of the oldest meanings of the runes have been discarded So you may feel that the meaning of the translated sentence is completely wrong." She said, reluctantly pulling out a brick-thick dictionary from the bottom of the pile of books, "You may want to use this dictionary," She said, "This is the original, and it is no longer available for purchase, and there are many notes made by our family in the past."

"Thank you," Hermione flipped open the dictionary, "I hope it will be of great help to me. By the way, have you finished your treatise on Arithmancy? I've never been sure which inventions to rewrite. It's the same for me."

"I understand." Jacquelin nodded, and put aside her freshly written potions paper, "I haven't experienced it, but I think it's like someone asked me to write a paper on potions." An article about the application of magic in ordinary life. I believe that those interesting inventions of Muggles are very common to you, but it still took me all night." Afterwards, she reluctantly drew out her prophecy He pouted at Hermione, "This means that I can only choose to write a thesis in the prophecy class."

"Haven't you written your thesis on divination?" Hermione raised her head from the dictionary in surprise, "It's due on Monday."

"Yes." Jacqueline shook his head, "I never wanted to write. At first I tried to list all the possibilities, but she actually gave me a poor job. This completely dampened my enthusiasm. .”

"You can try to write that you will encounter misfortune next week." Hermione closed the rune dictionary and took Jacqueline's Defense Against the Dark Arts book, "Do you mind if I borrow it to take a look?" Bar."

Jacqueline shook his head.

"Harry and Ron usually write like that," said Hermione, "and the worse they write, the higher their grades." She snorted, "I don't care anymore, we don't care about anything in this class." Can't learn it. It's not as wonderful as arithmetic divination. You know last week, I tried to figure out the orbit of Jupiter with the formula I learned and wrote it in an astronomy paper, and then I found out that I made a mistake in one place, But the professor still gave me an excellent."

"I understand." Jacqueline nodded desperately while flipping through her divination textbook. "Ariximetry is amazing." She said, "I never thought numbers could be so interesting, and I mean, they look It sounds so simple, it seems that even Muggles can learn. However," she scratched her head with a quill, "Although the professors of Muggle studies are not very good, I think some Muggles are still very smart, especially They actually discovered electricity, and the theory that electricity creates magnetism, and magnetism creates electricity. I think the Muggles are using electricity to close the gap between us. Look what they've done with electricity," said Jacqueline Then she took out a Muggle research paper from her pile of parchment and handed it to Hermione, "That thing that glows when you press a button is called a flashlight, right? It looks like our fluorescent lights I dare say that Muggles will definitely think of using electricity where they can think of, maybe one day, things like trains and cars can be driven by electricity."

"Looks like you've looked up quite a few books." Hermione looked at the long quotes at the back of Jacquelin's paper, "Where did you find them all? I didn't see them in the library."

"They're all in the study at my house." Jacquilin smiled and took the papers, knocked on the pile on her left, "If you need them, you can take them."

"Thank you very much." Hermione picked up one of them. "I think I might have to rewrite my article. I think I should learn to see these things with a wizard's eyes, and then maybe I can find their meaning." Wonderful. Did you preview the lesson on Care of Fantastic Beasts? I wanted to read the book yesterday, but I wasn't sure what kind of animal Hagrid was going to introduce us to."

"By the way." Jacqueline pushed aside her half-written thesis on divination, and pulled out her protective magical creature from the pile of books on the right. "I was reading this book yesterday, just to relax." She As he spoke, he turned the book to the page of Maolizi, "I always feel that I have seen such an animal somewhere in the school. You know, if Maolizi likes its owner, it will be very loyal, and they Very intelligent animals, legend has it that they can tell Animagus apart. Look at its tail, it's like a tiger's. I'm pretty sure I've seen one like this at home, but I won't be here confirmed."

"I've indeed heard of such a creature," Hermione took the book, and when she saw the creature on it, her expression changed and her voice trembled a little, "Crookshanks' tail is like this."

"Crookshanks" Jacquilin pretended to think about it, and when she felt that the time was almost up, she pretended to suddenly realize, "Is it the cat you raised? I remembered, I did see it in the castle Passed a cat with a flat head."

"It's a cat," sighed Hermione, "but cats eat mice."

"Did it eat Ron's mouse? Ron has a mouse, right? If you don't mind." Jacqueline asked cautiously.

"Harry and Ron think so." Hermione showed a hint of impatience on her face, "Just because Ron found blood and Crookshanks' hair on the bed sheet, and Scabbers didn't know where to go." Where can it be deduced that Crookshanks ate it? Maybe Crookshanks' hair was left there at Christmas. And Scabbers," Hermione tilted her head thinking, "maybe it was It bit itself. Ron has always had a prejudice against him just because Crookshanks jumped on Ron's head in that Wonder Zoo."

"Since Wonder Zoo?" Jacqueline wondered. "There was something wrong with Crookshanks long before school started?"

"There's nothing wrong with it." Hermione frowned, and began to pack her things. "It's just been there for too long, poor Crookshanks, and no one wants it."

"Maybe it's because it doesn't like its owner." Jacquelin tilted his head and looked at Hermione. "You know, it seems that the wand has to choose an owner, and some pets are like this."

"Anyway." Hermione stood up and put her schoolbag, which was about to close, on her back. "Thank you very much, Jacqueline. You are right, the two of you are really efficient together." She said and raised her head to look at Yuna, "Professor Graham, can I still come over in the future? Do homework with Jacqueline."

"As long as you keep quiet."

Hermione smiled, "Will you go to the Gryffindor Quidditch match tomorrow?"

"It's not possible, I have to finish reading this book." Jacquiline held up the "Life and Social Habits of a British Muggle Family" on the top of the pile of books,

"To be honest, I'm not even sure about the life and social habits of a wizarding family."

"That's really great." Hermione smiled, "I still have 420 pages to read, so we'll meet here tomorrow." After she finished speaking, she picked up her schoolbag and went out.

"Blake, James, Peter." Jacquelin pointed with his fingers, "it happens to be three people. But why now?"