Hogwarts from another world

Matthew once believed that Professor Horace Slughorn made him wait in the Potions classroom because he wanted to invite him to join the Slug Club he founded.

The club's members include students who are outstanding in Slughorn's opinion, as well as relatives of famous and successful people, making it an elite group at Hogwarts.

But it turned out that he thought too much.

Dean Slytherin, who sent Harry Evans to the school hospital and then returned to the Potions classroom, only greeted Matthew in a "concerned" tone; and told Matthew that he would not encounter anyone in the school. If you have any questions, you can come to him in his office and he will definitely help you.

He didn't talk about the "club".

It seems that I have not really reached the standards in the dean's mind.

But this can be considered a good start.

Matthew returned to the common room with supplies for Potions class.

"Blood is thicker than blood," he said softly, touching the head of the giant snake on the common room door.

The stone door was opened, and he walked through the bustling common room and returned to his dormitory.

After staying for a few days, Matthew has become accustomed to living at the bottom of the lake, hearing the sound of large or small waves at any time, or seeing schools of fish, octopuses and even other creatures swimming by outside the window.

The night before yesterday, he even witnessed a terrifying monster with a human head and a fish body, holding a fork in his hand and looking into the dormitory, which almost scared him.

He soon realized that the other party should be a mermaid living in the black lake.

In order to prevent the mermaid from "peeping", he simply closed the curtains.

Just as Matthew was putting back the supplies for Potions class and preparing to go to the Great Hall for dinner.

"Wakefield" Draco Malfoy's voice sounded from behind him.

Matthew slowly turned around and saw Malfoy's gloomy face. Crabbe and Goyle stood behind him like hills.

In the boys' dormitory of Slytherin, the "hugging" phenomenon is very serious.

Draco Malfoy, Vincent Crabbe, and Gregory Goyle are good friends who grew up together, or it is more appropriate to say that the latter two are followers of the former; and Theodore Nott is also from a pure-blood family, and his family conditions It's also good, and I got to know them before enrolling.

Matthew Wakefield seems to have been forced into this small group, and his existence is very awkward.

In addition, Matthew didn't have the intention to deliberately please or try to blend in with them.

So even though we were roommates in the same dormitory, we could only be considered acquaintances at best.

But this was the first time that Malfoy showed such a hostile expression towards him.

"Malfoy, is something wrong?" he asked calmly.

"Slughorn invited you to join" Malfoy asked coldly.

"Join" Matthew frowned.

He quickly realized that Malfoy was already a member of the Slug Club, and that was what he was asking now.

So he shook his head.

There was a bit of arrogance on Malfoy's face, and he said in a show-off manner: "It seems that your deliberate efforts to please me in Potions class didn't work at all. You see, I didn't do anything, and he was already there." On the first day of school, he took the initiative to invite me.”

"Maybe." Matthew shrugged and said nonchalantly: "I'm going to have dinner in the auditorium, shall we?"

Malfoy seemed to have been hit hard on a sponge, and now he had a strange expression on his face.

"Then I'll go first." Matthew said calmly.

Then he turned and left the Slytherin common room.

Life at Hogwarts continues.

For first-year students, the most anticipated course is undoubtedly the Defense Against the Dark Arts class.

The first-year students of Slytherin and Ravenclaw did not receive this course for the first time until Friday afternoon.

More than twenty young faces came to the Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom on the fourth floor with great expectations, waiting quietly for the class to begin.

Professor Rozier was just as Matthew imagined. When he first saw this professor, he knew that this professor would definitely be difficult to deal with.

As the bell rang, she entered the classroom on time, still wearing the neat black windbreaker.

"The Defense Against the Dark Arts class is your most important class at Hogwarts, and it is also a class that will accompany you throughout your life." She said:

"If anyone dares to cause trouble in my class, I will ask him out and never allow him to set foot here again. I have warned you now."

This majestic opening statement completely shocked the entire class.

No matter the Slytherin or Ravenclaw students, they no longer dared to laugh and chat like that in the Potions and Charms classes. The whole classroom was so quiet that you could hear a pin drop.

After glancing at the silent crowd, Professor Rosier continued:

"Very well, at the beginning of this first class, I want to ask you a question, what is black magic?"

As soon as she finished speaking, one arm was raised high.

It's Hermione Granger from Ravenclaw.

"Miss Granger." Professor Rosier called her name.

"Black magic is evil witchcraft created and used by dark wizards. They usually bring great pain and torture to the caster, and the caster can recognize the effects of the magic and be happy about it. The will to see harmful consequences occur.”

Hermione answered quickly and fluently.

This answer is literally copied or memorized from Black Magic: A Guide to Self-Defense.

Matthew has also read this section, but obviously he cannot memorize it as well as Hermione.

There was no movement on Professor Rosier's face. She just made a gesture for Hermione to sit down.

"Miss Granger's answer is completely wrong." Then she said without mercy:

"First of all, magic itself is not good or evil; they are only as good or evil as the wizard who uses them