Hogwarts from another world

Hermione Granger's face clearly showed disapproval.

If the professor on the podium was not Rozier, she would have stood up and retorted.

Of course, now, she can only keep her dissatisfaction in her heart.

"An upright wizard, no matter how destructive magic he uses, as long as he is for a greater benefit, the magic he uses cannot be called black magic." Professor Rozier said seriously:

"And a wizard with a dark heart, no matter how high-sounding the magic he uses is; but if his behavior infringes on the interests of the wizarding world, then it is undoubtedly black magic."

Then there was only a rustling sound, and many little wizards began to take notes.

"To evaluate whether a magic is black magic, you need to refer to its deeds, not the magic itself." Professor Rozier continued:

"For example, an evil dragon breaks into Hogsmeade and is about to cause devastating damage to the village and town. A powerful wizard uses a very lethal spell to kill it, no matter how extreme and destructive the spell is. , can’t even be called black magic.”

"And if he is a high-sounding wizard, he will never use any extreme spells in his life. But if he associates with giants, goblins, or even Muggles, and threatens the security of the entire wizarding world anytime and anywhere, then any magic he uses will not be used at all. No doubt it’s all black magic.”

Professor Rosier paused and continued:

"The latter are the so-called dark wizards who betray the wizarding world, collude with other intelligent creatures, and threaten or even seriously damage the interests of the wizarding world. For example, Grindelwald was killed fifty years ago. The infamous dark wizard Dumbledore defeated by the Headmaster."

Next, Professor Rosier's eyes turned to Hermione Granger.

"Of course, what Miss Granger just said is not entirely wrong. The definition of dark magic she mentioned is the definition of dark magic fifty years ago."

"But with the changes of the times, black magic and black wizards have also been redefined. Those magics that will bring great pain and torture to the casters, those magics with extremely destructive power, we now call them Extreme magic; and wizards who use them are called extreme wizards."

Professor Rozier's voice can be said to be resounding.

Hermione nodded somewhat understandingly.

Then she started to brush, and quickly started to memorize it.

After this short prologue, the Defense Against the Dark Arts class officially began.

"Turn your textbook to page 287." Professor Rozier said without any doubt: "What we are going to learn today is"

"vampire"

Matthew flipped through the textbook and glanced at the table of contents

The content about vampires is almost the last few chapters of Dark Arts: A Guide to Self-Defense. It seems that Professor Rosier also has the habit of teaching in a non-conventional order.

"Vampires are humanoid magical creatures, and they are also quite evil dark creatures. They are usually active at night and feed on the blood of creatures. As for the daytime, they are generally not allowed to go out." Professor Rozier began her lecture :

"Under normal circumstances, the appearance of vampires is undoubtedly that of Muggles and wizards. However, they are pale and have fangs in their mouths, which are used to bite the throats of other creatures to suck blood."

"The blood of living creatures is necessary for vampires. If they do not take in enough fresh blood within a certain period of time, it will be very fatal to them."

"Their lifespans are generally longer than Muggles and even many wizards. For example, the famous Hungarian vampire Lady Camilla lived to be 196 years old; and the American vampire Amarillo Lestoat was born in 1776 AD. They did not die until fourteen years ago. Even when they died, their appearance was almost the same as that of Muggles and wizards when they were young."

"At the same time, they also have a certain resistance to magic; some spells that are very dangerous to wizards have little effect on them. If you encounter an adult vampire in the wild, only very experienced adult wizards can will be their rivals”

Professor Rozier described the characteristics of vampires in great detail.

Not only did she describe the characteristics of vampires, she also taught her classmates how to expel or kill one.

"Vampires are naturally disgusted with the smell of garlic. This is their only flaw. Carrying garlic with you is a good way to expel vampires. But some of the legendary weapons used by Muggles to deal with vampires, such as silverware, crosses, holy water, etc., are all No real harm will be done to them."

"At the same time, the scary thing about vampires is not as described in some Muggle books. Once you suck the blood, you will be assimilated by them. The assimilation of vampires requires a very complicated process, which they call first embrace. . But when faced with some hungry vampires, wizards or Muggles can easily die from being sucked dry of their blood."

"There are many ways to kill a vampire, such as decapitation, or completely burning its body. In addition, stuffing a large amount of garlic into a vampire's mouth can also cause great or even fatal damage to them."

During the entire class, the whole class barely had time to raise their heads.

They all tensed up and tried their best to record everything Professor Rozier said.

The bell finally rang, and Professor Rosier finally stopped:

"Each person has a paper on how to identify and kill vampires, at least two feet apart, due next Monday."

She said calmly, and then walked out of the classroom gracefully.

The tight breath finally disappeared.

Everyone breathed a sigh of relief. Defense against the Dark Arts was undoubtedly the most rigorous course they had taken this week.

Just when Matthew was about to pack up and leave.

"Matthew" a clear voice called his name, it was Hermione Granger.

"Hello, Hermione." Matthew smiled and looked at her.

Draco Malfoy was also packing up his things to leave. He glanced at the two people talking here and then walked out of the classroom.

Matthew and Hermione were friends since the Leaky Cauldron, and they exchanged pleasantries.

Wait until there are not many students left in the classroom

"Matthew." Hermione lowered her voice: "Do you feel that Professor Rosier is hinting at something in this class?"

"Hint" Matthew shook his head without thinking: "I don't think so."

"Professor Rosier is the vice principal of Hogwarts. If something really happened, how could she not tell us publicly?"

"You're overthinking it, Hermione"

Matthew smiled and walked out of the classroom.