Hogwarts from another world

This is how life at Hogwarts began.

For Matthew Wakefield, these days have been very fulfilling, as if he has returned to his middle school days in his previous life.

From the Slytherin common room, to the auditorium, to the classroom, and then to the stable life of four o'clock and one line in the library.

This time also allowed him to put all the bad things he had done before behind him.

Although many of the teachers at Hogwarts are a bit eccentric, they are almost all good people, at least the few that Matthew has come into contact with.

If there is one exception, it is April Pringle, the caretaker of Hogwarts Castle.

Pringle is a big, muscular man with a bad temper, and he likes to corporally punish students who make mistakes. Rumor has it that hanging from the ceiling of his office were chains, handcuffs and leather whips that he had polished. All students hate him.

In addition, Pringle raised a dog named Mr. Tang. Matthew almost laughed out loud when he heard the name for the first time, because it was obviously the name of a duck.

This sturdy golden retriever patrols the corridors of Hogwarts Castle like a proud drake every day. Once it finds a student who violates the rules, it will stop them. Leave until the owner arrives.

It is familiar with the terrain of Hogwarts, and no student knows the secret passages of Hogwarts better than it does.

But as long as I stay away from Pringle and Mr. Tang, the rest of my memories are pretty good.

The professor of the History of Magic is a witch named Bathilda Bagshot, who is also the author of the History of Magic textbook.

This witch is very old, it is said that she is almost 200 years old, so she doesn't even bother to attend the sorting ceremony and the opening banquet. Even in and out of class, she had to be supported by two house elves before she could move.

However, her memory is still clear, and she can easily recall any period of past history; the content of the lectures is also lively and interesting, and she describes boring historical events into interesting stories. Therefore, the history of magic course is quite popular with everyone. .

The person who teaches Charms is the surprisingly short wizard Professor Flitwick, who has to stand on a pile of books during class to reach the desk.

Professor Flitwick is a very good-tempered professor, and the Charms class is also very relaxed and enjoyable.

However, it is said that this relaxed and easy-going Charms professor was also a grumpy old man when he was young. He participated in many dueling competitions and won many championships. He was also a well-known figure in the wizarding world before coming to Hogwarts.

Three times a week, they will be taken by Professor Sprout to the greenhouse behind the castle to study herbalism, learn how to cultivate those exotic plants and fungi and understand their uses.

In the first lesson of herbal medicine, they learned to identify whether mushrooms are poisonous or not.

The non-poisonous mushrooms selected by the students were taken to the kitchen by Professor Sprout after class and became the mushroom soup that night.

And every Tuesday night, they go to the Astronomy Tower.

Under the guidance of Professor Sinistra, use a telescope to observe the starry sky and learn the names of different stars and the trajectories of planets.

This course does not require the use of any magic, and Professor Sinistra is by far the most stringent professor on the course.

She also had a lot of homework assigned after class, a paper on the orbits of eight planets, at least two and a half feet long.

There were two Potions classes on Wednesday afternoons, and these were the only classes that Slytherin had to take with Gryffindor.

Potions classes were held in an underground classroom.

Theoretically, this place is colder than the main building of the castle, just like the Slytherin common room, but the several large bubbling cauldrons in the classroom make the place warm.

About twenty Slytherin and Gryffindor students filed in and sat down in the classroom.

As Matthew entered the Potions classroom, he glanced at the bubbling cauldrons; at the same time, he looked at the glass jars placed along the wall, containing animal specimens, plant specimens, and disease specimens soaked in them.

But when he sat down, he seemed a little lonely around him.

There are five Slytherin boys in a dormitory. Crabbe and Goyle are all Malfoy's loyal followers, and Nott has a good relationship with them. Matthew, on the other hand, has become a little unsociable. Faintly, Unknowingly, he was quietly "isolated" by the other people.

Matthew didn't know what the reason was, and he didn't care too much about it.

He took out two textbooks on Thousands of Miraculous Herbs and Mushrooms and Magic Potions and Potions, as well as tools such as crucibles, brass scales, and crystal bottles, and placed them all on the desk.

Professor Horace Slughorn's big belly had already pushed in before he showed up. His walrus beard twitched on his smiling mouth as he greeted the students.

This was also the first time Matthew met the Dean of Slytherin House in class.

Like Professor Trocca, he also took out the roster and began to call the names.

However, when the names of Neville Lombard of Gryffindor and Draco Malfoy of Slytherin were called, he paused for a moment and smiled warmly at the two boys.

Matthew suddenly rang Farley's comment about Slughorn.

"He only favors students with prominent family backgrounds or outstanding talents."

It seems that both Neville and Malfoy belong to the former group.

The underground classroom is filled with steam and all kinds of weird smells

Professor Slughorn stood in the midst of a lot of hot steam, his big figure looking erratic: "Dear students, please take out your scales, medicine bags, and of course, don't forget to take out your "Advanced Potion Making Textbook"

There was a rare sound of taking something.

"However, before class," Professor Slughorn suddenly said mysteriously, "I have prepared several potions to open your eyes and let you experience the beauty and joy in advance before actually starting to make potions. Magical magic”