HP: After binding to the strongest wizard development system

Will the senior sister become their professor after graduation? Several freshmen opened their eyes wide and looked at Till's reaction. Till was indeed a little moved, but he still smiled rationally: "It will still depend on whether there are any vacancies at that time, and Professor Dumbledore must agree. .”

In fact, there is a vacancy at Hogwarts every year, that is, the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor who changes professors too frequently, but Till does not want to be one of the wasted ones. The professor who just resigned last semester , it is said that he accidentally stepped down the stairs and fell into St. Mungo's with broken bones.

In order to live longer, Thiel really couldn't afford the position of Professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts.

But if there is an opportunity to stay in school and become a professor, Thiel is very excited and willing to try.

Not only was the environment familiar to him, but his colleagues there were also professors who had watched him grow up, not to mention that Tyr was very satisfied with the cooking skills of the house elves. There is no place where Till would like to work more than Hogwarts.

Perhaps he had not thought about it so carefully before, but now that Hagrid had brought it up, Teal had a strong desire to become a professor at Hogwarts.

She said that since she was a professor, she had to teach subjects that she was good at, and what she was most good at and interested in was undoubtedly Potions, but... Snape didn't look like he would be able to resign in the short term. It seems that Snape, who is only in his twenties, has every chance of serving for another few decades.

Thiel himself cannot guarantee whether he will still be interested in becoming a professor decades later.

Till sighed deeply.

When Teal sighed, Snape, who was in the car in front with his eyes closed, frowned, and then sneezed, making the already quiet car even quieter.

The freshmen lowered their heads in silence, fearing that the professor, who seemed to have a particularly bad temper, would take his anger out on them. However, Snape rubbed his nose, wondering why he suddenly sneezed.

It must be that old bee Dumbledore who is talking about himself again, and wants to add some time-wasting tasks to himself! Snape frowned and thought viciously.

As night fell, the Hogwarts Express had arrived at Hogsmeade Station. Under the rapid pursuit of the magic car, the car and the train were stopped at the same time. As soon as Till got off the car, he saw his friends. Say hello to yourself.

"Tyr, let's experience the fun of riding a boat together?" Professor Flitwick pulled Till and looked excitedly at the boat floating on the big lake in front of him.

The last time he took a boat was when he entered Hogwarts at the age of eleven. Since then, he has never left the land he regarded as his second home, but he has never been on a boat.

Professor Flitwick's eyes and tone as he looked at the boat were full of regret and memories. Tyr hesitated for a moment, then waved to his friends, and he and Professor Flitwick got on the boat.

It can be regarded as re-experience the feeling of being a new student.

Tyr got on the rickety boat, thinking that he and Professor Flitwick were the only ones taking part in this "memory trip", but he didn't expect Snape to follow them and get on the boat.

"Professor, aren't you going to take the carriage?" Thiel looked around at the freshmen who kept looking over. There were also some students on the shore who had not gotten on the carriage and kept pointing and whispering. Thiel felt a little embarrassed.

"Yeah." Snape glared around, and everyone immediately looked away. Teal also felt more comfortable, and he breathed a visible sigh of relief.

"What a wonderful night. When I got on the boat and headed to Hogwarts with the friends I met on the train, I never thought that I would stay in this castle forever in the future." Professor Flitwick With his hands clasped together, he seemed to have been immersed in his long-ago memories.

But soon, Professor Flitwick came back to his senses and smiled at Tyr and Snape: "What about you? You must have been full of hope when you got on the boat, right?"

Tyr glanced at Snape who was lost in thought for some reason, and answered first: "Yes, I only knew one Charlie at that time. On this lake, he said he wanted to enter Gryffindor, and my goal was Ravenclaw."

"Thank Merlin, none of us let ourselves down." Till's smile softened. From that day on, she had a bond with this castle and this magical world that could never be broken.

Professor Flitwick looked at Till, as if he saw himself who was full of longing for Hogwarts: "Hogwarts will indeed not disappoint every little wizard who comes. It will become our second home." Home, forever.”

Teal and Professor Flitwick chuckled, but Snape remained silent. He waited until Professor Flitwick looked at him and asked softly for his answer before Snape slightly opened his mouth: "Maybe."

Snape actually didn't have much impression of the original memory. He only remembered that it was a slightly cool but still warm night. Summer nights may have made his palms sweaty, but the bigger reason was that The red-haired girl sitting next to him.

It was a collection of his best memories from childhood to adolescence and then to adulthood.

But now, he has selectively avoided memories of the past, and even if he wants to recall them, it becomes a blur.

There was a sudden gust of wind, blowing the boat forward, but there was another gust of wind coming from directly opposite Snape, blowing towards him, causing the boat to shake, and also blowing Till's long hair forward. Flying.

Snape was recalling the red-haired girl in his memory, and the sudden appearance of silvery white in front of his eyes attracted his attention, making him shake out of the memory.

"Miss Emery." Snape suddenly called Teal. Teal, who was tying up his long hair with a hair tie, frowned and asked back, "Yes, what's the matter, Professor?"

Teal raised his eyes and asked, but saw that Snape was in a trance and didn't know what he was thinking. Teal shook his head and paid no attention to Snape's sudden call just now.

Maybe it was because his hair almost scratched his face, so he reminded himself aloud? Thiel thought this and felt that he had found a very reasonable reason.

Professor Flitwick had always been smiling, and now he was also smiling and said nothing.

The boat stopped quickly, with Tyr and Snape walking at the end to ensure that no new student would be left behind, while Professor Flitwick and Hagrid in front led everyone forward.

When they arrived at the gate, Professor McGonagall, who was also on the train, turned serious again and opened the castle gate to welcome the new class of freshmen.

The quaint castle is welcoming the new students. When the new students were sent to the room next to the restaurant, everyone no longer felt nervous at the beginning and were exchanging their excitement in twos and threes.

Till walked with the three professors - Hagrid had already left - and stared at the students in front of him with a smile on his face, imagining whether he looked to Professor McGonagall as he does now to this group of students. Like students, he is a bit funny and full of tolerance.