The next two days were calm. On Thursday morning, during the fourth-grade ancient magic class, Felix also revealed the news of the magic club to the students.

As soon as the class was over, he was surrounded by many students.

"Professor, when will the magic club hold an event?" A witch with golden red curly hair asked, holding her friend's arm and asking with a smile.

Felix said gently: "Ms. Aikmo, the news will be announced next Monday, including the method of recruiting new members."

"Can you reveal it in advance, just a little bit?" Marietta Aikmo said pleadingly, and the students around her couldn't help but look at her with admiration.

"One of the methods is through public assessment, that's all I can say." Felix said.

"Do you still need to take an assessment? Oh, but other clubs are all by invitation!" Marietta chirped.

Eddie Camilleche refuted her and said: "I think it's good, after all, it's the first time to recruit people." He thought he was a top student, and even if there was an assessment, he could stand out.

Last school year, Eddie was detained by Professor McGonagall for selling inferior potions. At that time, Felix wanted to rescue Ron from Lockhart, so he asked Professor McGonagall for the young wizard who was recently detained.

He was one of the nine people.

In addition to Hermione who joined in the middle, a total of ten people completed the initial testing of the "Answer Parchment".

Felix explained, "There will be a few people who will receive direct invitations from me. They are the suitable candidates that I have observed over the past year. But time is limited after all, and I cannot get to know all of you..."

The surrounding little wizards gradually dispersed. Marietta took her friend's hand and asked, "Qiu, what kind of assessment do you think it will be?"

Qiu Zhang joked, "It may not be a assessment. Maybe you will receive an invitation."

"I know myself well. My grades in this course are just average. Camille has a better chance." Marietta said pessimistically, but she soon looked at her seriously, "Maybe you can get an invitation."

Qiu Zhang stroked her hair, "We can't put our hopes on this. We should make some preparations in advance." She blinked at her friend, "The professor has revealed a lot of information."

"Really?" Marietta looked at her in confusion.

"The professor said that there would be an open assessment. Combined with what he said later, we observed for a year and found a few suitable candidates... What did you think of?"

"I thought... uh, there are two ways to recruit new people?"

Qiu Zhang stared at him. Marietta smiled awkwardly and said, "You also know that my brain is not as smart as yours. I'm confused all day long."

"You're just too lazy to use your brain!" Qiu Zhang said unhappily. She then explained, "The assessment standard is definitely not the score of ancient magic runes, otherwise there is no need to waste time. In addition, the various things this professor has made in the past year or so, the magic puppets, the answer parchment, and this year's mirror... all show one thing."

"What?"

"He pays more attention to practical ancient magic runes!"

Marietta finally came to her senses, "That makes sense, but we haven't learned many practical magic runes..."

"So I guess there are two possibilities!" Qiu Zhang raised his finger, "The first is to let us make an alchemical item to test our hands-on ability;" "

The second is to test our understanding of practical ancient magic runes."

"But I don't understand much. We only learned 7, no, 9 practical magic runes last year." Marietta said with a bitter face.

"Stupid, the professor has written three books in total, one of which is about ancient magic runes."

"Then what are we waiting for!" She excitedly took Qiu Zhang's hand and was about to go to the library.

"Wait, wait, we still have classes!" Qiu Zhang held back his unreliable friend.

"Oh, I forgot. By the way, did that handsome Hufflepuff guy ask you out?"

"Ahem! This... he invited me to spend the weekend in Hogsmeade."

"Oh~"

On the other side, Felix had finished his morning classes. He went straight to the library and met the new Defense Against the Dark Arts professor who came out of the door.

He nodded to the professor and passed by him.

"Professor Happ, please wait a moment!"

Felix stopped, "What's up, Professor Lupin?"

Lupin looked at him gently: "This is what I learned from some students. There has been interaction between the dueling class and the Defense Against the Dark Arts class. I want to ask about your plans for this school year..." Felix felt

a little scalp numb, and felt that Snape was staring at him in a corner.

Of course, this was just an illusion.

He thought for a moment and said, "I'll talk to Severus and decide what to teach this school year."

Lupin obviously understood his hint. He didn't ask for anything else and thanked him gently.

Felix looked at his back and said, "You're a good person, but it's a pity that you can only stay for one year." Otherwise, he would try hard to resolve the knot between the two.

But this kind of thing is actually thankless and it's easy to get himself involved. When Snape leaves the duel club in anger, he will be at a loss.

Felix walked into the library, greeted the librarian Madam Pince, and went all the way to the restricted book area.

After a while, he found the book he wanted - "Blood of Wizards".

'There are different opinions about the origin of wizards, and two opinions are the most popular. Fatalists believe that wizards are people who naturally awaken magical powers. They are born with extraordinary destiny and are different from others. These people are regarded as the original pure blood, or the source of the first generation of wizards. '

'Wizards who hold the blood transplantation theory believe that wizards were just ordinary people at first. In the early days, ordinary people (Muggles) faced the threat of magical animals and had a hard time surviving. Some wise men transplanted some magical blood into themselves through experiments, thus gaining magical powers. ' '

But the second statement is obviously untenable. It is a blasphemy against the identity of wizards and is full of incredible nonsense. Whenever someone discusses this topic with me, I always refute him with a question: Where did those original magical creatures come from? '

'This question is not easy to answer, because there are also two voices, one is the theory of innateness, which believes that those magical creatures have always existed, and the other voice believes that magical creatures are the result of wizard experiments. '

'According to the first statement, if magical animals have always existed, why can't wizards always exist? And the second statement proves the greatness of wizards...'

Felix quickly flipped through this part of the content mixed with strong personal opinions. After more than ten minutes, he stopped at a paragraph.

'The blood of wizards is magical, and the magic power is more abundant than other parts. In some strict magic contracts, blood is one of the necessary conditions. From this, the infamous blood detection magic was derived. Some pure-blood families would extract the blood of their newly born descendants and abandon those with low concentrations. But this practice was despised. To this day, it is not ruled out that some stubborn families still insist on using it...'

Felix looked up from the book and thought about what he saw.

He originally wanted to confirm whether he could use Sirius Black's hair to replace blood to pry open the defense system of the Black old house.

But the question is how much hair he needs? Dumbledore didn't give much, and it was difficult to make three peepholes. So Felix came to the library to check the relevant information.

Judging from the results, his idea is unlikely to succeed.