The next morning, Alvin and Cho came to the Great Hall together.
Because he missed dinner last night, Alvin secretly went to the kitchen to get himself a late-night snack.
He is already familiar with this set of procedures, and he specially asked the house-elf to make him food.
After he was full, he couldn't fall asleep. It wasn't until four o'clock in the morning that he fell asleep in a daze, and the whole person is still in a state of wandering.
Eating bread and jam on the table, Alvin and Cho chatted about this semester's courses, and Cho listened to Alvin's choice of Study of Ancient Runes this semester.
But she is a little nervous now, she never knew much about ancient Rune, and now Alvin is giving her some basic knowledge.
At this moment, hundreds of owls suddenly flew in from outside, flapping their wings and delivering the little wizard's letters and packages to them.
One of the owls tried its best to fly to Ron's side, and then finally couldn't hold on, and suddenly fell into a large basin of milk. A big splash of milk and feathers.
Ron and Neville left the old owl that looked dying
Instead, he looked at the red envelope sent by the owl in horror, as if it was not a letter, but a time bomb.
Harry next to him didn't quite understand why Ron and Neville had such expressions.
There was deep fear in Neville's voice as if recalling something bad.
"Howler! Ron, you'd better open it."
Ron stretched out his hand tremblingly, trying to open the envelope.
Unfortunately, it was too late, and the four corners of the envelope had already begun to smoke.
There was a roar from Mrs. Weasley, and the whole Great Hall heard the contents of the letter.
At this time, Ron's face was flushed, and he couldn't say a word. Now he can't wait to find a gap in the ground to get in.
Ginny on the side was not feeling well either. Mrs. Weasley finally said congratulations to her for entering Gryffindor, making her the focus of the Great Hall at once.
Alvin watched this scene with a smile. This was the moment of death for the Weasley brothers and sisters. Mrs. Weasley's voice was so loud that it seemed that the ceiling could be shattered.
"They're pathetic, and if my mum sent such a roaring letter, I think I'd be thinking about dropping out of Hogwarts by now."
Cho expresses sympathy for what happened to Ron and Ginny.
Alvin doesn't think so. Mr. Weasley, as head of the Misuse of Muggle Artefacts Office, is to prevent wizards from arbitrarily modifying Muggle products.
Now that Ron made such a fuss, he directly put Mr. Weasley on the fire, if Mr. Weasley is not left a few loopholes for himself when he wrote the "Muggle Artifact Misuse Act".
Alvin is afraid he has now been expelled from the Ministry of Magic, and even faces additional punishment.
Mrs. Weasley is a housewife, and Mr. Weasley is the sole breadwinner of the family.
Can't imagine what kind of disaster it will bring to their family when Mr. Weasley loses his job.
And Mrs. Weasley just scolded Ron, which could be regarded as her treatment.
Not bothering about this matter, after Alvin and Cho parted, they went to the Herbology classroom and started the first class of this semester.
When Alvin arrived in the classroom, Professor Sprout greeted him kindly.
After seeing the Dragon dung fertilizer made by Alvin yesterday, Professor Sprout became even more fond of this genius wizard.
"Okay, classmates! Welcome back to Hogwarts!"
With a clapping of hands, Professor Sprout caught the attention of all the students and then began his lecture.
Today, Alvin and the others are going to learn about mandrakes.
Mandrake is a powerful restorative used to restore shapeshifted or enchanted people back to their original form.
The roots of this grass look like a very ugly baby, the leaves are on his head, and when the mandrake is pulled from the roots, it will cry.
This cry is so terrifying that it can even lead to the death of a wizard.
But what they are now in contact with is not mature mandrakes, but juveniles.
Sometimes Alvin wonders, did Dumbledore know that this year is a basilisk, so he specially prepared the Mandrake?
But it's not right, looking directly into the eyes of the basilisk will lead to the death of the wizard, and those little wizards who were petrified in the original work are indirectly looking at the basilisk, and they survived.
After a class, many little wizards were tortured by the harsh cry of the mandrakes.
Especially Neville, who passed out because he didn't have his earmuffs on.
Alvin thoughtfully released a Muffliato Charm for Hermione and himself, and the two of them couldn't hear the outside world at all.
The whole class is using gestures to communicate, which is very interesting to Alvin.
They also have a Defense Against the Dark Arts class in the afternoon.
Alvin and Hermione offered no hope for the lessons taught by the liar, not even Harry.
He resented being photographed by Lockhart, so when Alvin said Lockhart was a liar, he believed it without hesitation.
However, other wizards, especially the little witch, were full of expectations for this class.
After all, Lockhart packaged himself so well that everyone thought he was a strong wizard.
Soon, Lockhart walked in with a smile on his face.
His eyes lit up when he saw Harry.
"Harry!"
"Professor Lockhart."
Harry forced himself an ugly smile and greeted Lockhart.
But Lockhart didn't seem to see his reluctance, walked to his side, and stopped Harry's shoulder familiarly.
"I know, I understand the mood of young people who love to break up, after all, the taste of headlines is unforgettable."
Lockhart spoke to Harry in a familiar voice.
"Professor, I-"
Harry retorted vigorously, but Lockhart patted him and continued before he finished speaking.
"I know, it's all my fault for making you taste famous, but you can't drive in the sky either."
Lockhart's serious expression made some classmates who didn't know the truth look at him admiringly.
they didn't expect Lockhart to write so well and care so much for students. It was so warm.
Alvin and Hermione, who knew the inside story, were gloating to watch Harry being tortured by Lockhart.