This class also made the new professor Belby realize some of the reality, that is,

the times are really different.

The difference between the "general level" he mentioned and the "general level" shown by the little wizards was too great, which made him doubt his life.

"But maybe it's just this grade that is worse?" Belby thought with unrealistic hope.

The little wizards who filed out of the classroom were particularly satisfied with the new professor.

"Today's class was really great."

"Did you see the tripping spell I used?"

"I performed completely beyond my level!"

"Crabbe was too stupid."

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After all the classes that day were over, Belby finally had a clear understanding of the magic attainments of the little wizards. He no longer had any fluke. He even had a tendency to lean towards the other extreme.

"There is almost no sense of danger. They just know to stand there and chant spells." Belby complained to Felix at dinner.

Felix smiled happily: "I told you, Damocles, to let you know their level in advance."

"This is completely different from when I was in school." Belby said.

"In fact, the level of senior students is not bad. They have at least mastered a lot of useful spells, but they just don't know how to use them flexibly. But in recent years, the professors of this course are not very reliable, which has led to the fact that the junior wizards have no awareness of danger prevention at all." Felix explained.

He suggested:

"The Defense Against the Dark Arts class and the Dueling class are very close, and we can interact with each other."

"Interaction?"

"You also know that many dueling spells are also applicable to the Defense Against the Dark Arts class. For example, the Armor Spell, the Imprisonment Spell, etc."

Belby showed a thoughtful expression.

The Defense Against the Dark Arts class teaches students how to use magic to protect themselves from dark creatures and dark magic. Students will learn some offensive and defensive magic in class to resist danger.

But the content of this course is actually more extensive. There is never only one source of danger, dark wizards, dark magic, dangerous magical creatures, magical plants, the handling of minor evil curses, and the response to common dangerous scenes...

Rather than saying it is a defense against dark magic, it is better to say it is a defense against potential dangers.

Identifying dangers, discovering dangers, dealing with dangers, and judging the strength of the enemy and ourselves, and finding weaknesses...

these are the concepts of setting up the Defense Against the Dark Arts course.

Therefore, Belby will not and should not spend a lot of time to let the young wizards focus all their energy on one or two sources of danger.

If you look at it from this perspective, the duel class can naturally be regarded as a supplement and practical part of the Defense Against the Dark Arts class. This is also one of the reasons why Lockhart easily applied for the duel club.

...

In the following period of time, Felix spent all his energy on upgrading the "Answer Parchment".

Professor McGonagall exercised her power as vice-president and brought in professors corresponding to almost all subjects to hold a professor meeting.

The professors raised their hands to express their willingness to participate in this plan.

Except for a few courses such as the purely practical flying course, and the divination course that is said to require "rare vision" to study, plus some temporary courses (such as the Apparition course and the employment consultation course), the professors of other subjects all agreed to join in.

Professor Kettleburn said with a complicated expression: "I have always hoped to do something meaningful before I officially retire. I originally planned to hold an opera and invite my troll friends..."

Felix was very glad that he gave up this idea.

And the ghost of the History of Magic professor Cuthbert Binns, his transparent silver-white body also turned into a strange state of shining white, which made people worry whether he would feel that his existence was replaced and disappeared forever.

But fortunately, he was just a little excited: "This is good, I think the grades of the little wizards in the History of Magic will improve."

...

From the perspective of an observer, many professors gathered in one room and saw many interesting things.

For example, Professor Flitwick and Professor Sprout rarely looked directly at each other, but they did not show body language of resistance to each other;

for another example, Snape was indifferent to Belby, but did not refuse to discuss potion knowledge with him;

Felix also met the professor of Divination, Sybil Trelawney, for the first time since he joined the job.

After three years of not seeing her, she was still the same: Trelawney looked very thin, with high cheekbones, and her big glasses reflected the firelight, making it difficult to see her expression, like a big beetle walking towards you. ww Because she had hinted many times during Felix's school years that he would encounter an accident...

and after Felix found out that he had no talent for divination, he decisively cancelled this course.

This made his divination class grades always stay at a bad level.

"Oh, Felix, I still remember you... In the eyes of ordinary people, you are a very talented wizard, but in my vision," Trelawney pointed to her eyes and stared at him, "I see a large area of ​​turbidity and darkness."

"Sybil, I think it's because you haven't sobered up from your hangover yet." Professor McGonagall interrupted unceremoniously. She also had no good impression of this professor who spoke vaguely and pretended to be mysterious.

Trelawney blushed and said, "The third eye will not be changed by external influences, whether I drink or not!"

She sat down on an empty chair angrily.

Felix also used this meeting to have a tentative chat with Professor of Muggle Studies, Caridi Burbagi, and the feedback he got disappointed him a little.

This professor is not unfamiliar with Muggle society. According to her, she lives in a small community in the Muggle world. But Professor Burbagi also thinks about problems from the perspective of wizards. At least, she has never thought about understanding the principles of technology even at the level of elementary school students' handicraft classes.

"Felix, I think this is enough. I go to bookstores twice a year and pick out the most popular books."

Felix asked politely, "What book are you studying recently?"

"The Biography of Mendel: The Father of Genetics," Burbagi said with interest, "It gave me a lot of inspiration..." Mi He Mi

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