In the professor's chair.

Felix looked at this scene and felt strange. He didn't seem to have done anything terrible, so why were the Slytherin students so afraid of him?

He had been self-disciplined since the sixth grade, and the oldest of these little wizards was only in the second grade at that time.

Isn't this smearing my reputation?

If this gets out, it will be like a gangster pretending to be a new teacher in school.

The other professors' eyes were also a little strange. Most of them were witnesses of Felix's "Glorious Seven Years". They were only away from school for three years, but they still had such power. They really admired him!

This look made Felix want to hit someone!

And Dumbledore was smiling from beginning to end, as if everything that happened just now was normal.

Felix felt like he was living a year, but he still pretended that nothing had happened and chatted awkwardly with Lockhart.

Bang, bang, bang!

There was a huge knock on the door, and then the door was pushed open, and a giant walked in. Behind him was a row of first-year students who looked like quails.

Professor McGonagall, who had left, came back. She led the freshmen to a small stool and placed the tattered Sorting Hat on the stool.

The next second, the Sorting Hat began to sing.

Felix grinned. It was still so different...

The annual singing was over, and the Sorting Hat began to sort the houses. The little wizards put the hat on their heads one by one, waiting for their own belonging.

I really miss it!

After the sorting, the teachers and students of the whole school began to enjoy dinner, but Felix noticed that Snape still hadn't come back, and no professor mentioned him. Uh, professor, you are not very popular... Fortunately,

Professor Snape came back once in the middle, which made Felix feel relieved. The worry in his heart did not become a reality-the professor was not captured by an unknown monster.

But Snape took Professor McGonagall away. What a magical development?

Felix used his imagination. He was very happy now, and even looking at the transparent Bloody Baron was pleasing to the eye.

After a while, McGonagall and Snape came back. Felix quickly stepped forward, pulled Professor McGonagall aside, and explained the little tricks he had figured out for teaching (tou) (lan).

"Open class?" Professor McGonagall repeated, with a look of deep distrust in her eyes.

"Yes, I am a new professor after all, and the first class is very important. I have prepared for it for a long time during the holidays. It would be a waste if it were divided into five grades." "But if

you put five grades together, they won't learn anything at all."

Felix explained: "My first class does not contain any theoretical knowledge, but a demonstration class. They just need to wear glasses to watch. My goal is to show them the magic of ancient magic runes. As long as they are interested, it will be easy for me to teach them later."

Professor McGonagall pursed her lips. She didn't like to break the rules, but still asked: "Which day do you plan to hold the open class?"

"Thursday afternoon!"

"Okay, I agree." Professor McGonagall is very much like a vice-president.

"Uh..." Felix was a little embarrassed.

"Any more questions, Mr. Hep?"

"Call me Felix," he answered quickly. "Thursday afternoon is the time I carefully selected, but there is still a conflict in one course."

Professor McGonagall sighed, "Whose professor's class is it?"

"Professor Snape."

McGonagall widened her eyes and glared at him fiercely. "I'll go talk to him!"

Felix breathed a sigh of relief.

Eat, eat, and continue to eat...

When everyone was almost done eating, Headmaster Dumbledore stood up. Under his command, everyone sang a school song and then completely dispersed!

Felix was full and ready to return to his professor's office, watch a movie and then go to bed.

For the next week, he only needs to prepare for the open class. Is there anything to prepare for this? Let's go to the library tomorrow!

Dear Hogwarts Library, I miss you so much!

The fantasy was interrupted. This time, it was Professor McGonagall who pulled him back. The two walked to the corner, where there were already three little wizards standing there, two boys and one girl. Judging from their robes, they

were all from the Lion Academy.

When Felix got closer, he found it even more interesting. The two boys looked exactly the same and were frowning. He didn't know why. He had even met the other girl during the summer vacation.

He had a guess in his mind.

Are the three of them the assistants he and Professor McGonagall mentioned? So, it was the Weasley twins and Hermione Granger?

Sure enough, Professor McGonagall first introduced the two parties, and then named Felix's "assistant (tool person)" needs.

Judging from their performance, the twins were a little uninterested, while Hermione Granger was a little moved, but she didn't seem to be very interested.

Indeed, what's the attraction of a temporary worker?

This won't do...

Felix decided to say something. He believed that when he finished speaking, they would completely change their attitude.

Let's see what I do next!

Felix gave Professor McGonagall a look, then coughed twice. He looked at the three little wizards and said gently, "Hello, I am your new ancient rune professor," and then glanced at Hermione, "Maybe your future professor."

Hermione seemed a little reserved, but the twins were much bolder. One of them asked with a beaming face, "Professor, did you really defeat the entire Slytherin College when you were in school? And drove away the Shafik family?"

Well, Felix was seven years older than the twins. He graduated just as they entered school, seamlessly connecting and perfectly missed each other.

Very courageous... Felix was a little surprised.

However, he did not respond directly, and said lightly, "Some weird rumors often circulate in Hogwarts. When I was in school, I heard that there was a portal connecting to Hogsmeade on the eighth floor of the castle!"

Unexpectedly, the twins were obviously disappointed, and Professor McGonagall on the side rolled her eyes secretly.

"Let's continue with the topic we were talking about. For a long time in the future - at least until you graduate, I will teach ancient runes at Hogwarts. Therefore, I plan to train an assistant, who will need to help me with some trivial matters, such as correcting papers."

Seeing that the two twins were not interested, he quickly skipped this uncomfortable part.

"Of course, there is gain in loss. Becoming my assistant will also give you some hidden benefits. For example: my extra guidance. In addition to ancient runes, I am also very good at spells. Professor McGonagall can testify for me."

"Secondly, extra points. After all, assistant work takes up some of my spare time, so Professor McGonagall and I have discussed adding 50 points each semester."

The twins looked at each other,

and one hundred points for a school year! Hermione's eyes also lit up. In fact, she was moved when she heard the first point.

"Third, you will have the opportunity to participate in my research. You will be exposed to a lot of advanced magical knowledge, which will not be taught in class."

"Fourth, you will have priority to join my Ancient Magic Club next year."

"Fifth, you will gain my personal friendship. If you become my assistant, I will not refuse to help you out a little bit," Felix blinked and whispered in a tempting tone, "such as the forbidden books in the library, weekend trips to the forbidden forest, and roaming the castle after lights out..."

"Cough cough cough!" Professor McGonagall suddenly coughed violently, as if she was going to cough out her lungs.

"Well, the last two don't count." Felix felt a little regretful. When he was in school, he had a strong desire to do these things openly instead of sneaking around - these are two completely different experiences.

However, the benefits mentioned above are enough to excite the three little wizards.

Sure enough, when he finished speaking, the twins and Hermione were full of expectations, as if they were going to say "I do" in the next second.

"Of course, it's not that easy to become my assistant. You are all the best students under the fifth grade at Hogwarts, which is why Professor McGonagall recommended you to me."

"However, necessary assessments are still necessary," Felix spoke slowly, like a sinister and experienced hunter. He took out his wand and turned two strands of hair into parchment and a quill. The quill began to write on the parchment out of thin air.

The three little wizards took a sneak peek. It seemed to be a very long list of books...

The twins' faces immediately became bitter, even more bitter than before.

After the quill finished writing, it turned into flames silently. He stretched out his wand and tapped the parchment. The parchment immediately split into three parts and floated to the three people in turn.

"Here, this is a list of reference books. You can read as much as you can, but by next Monday at the latest, you have to hand in me a paper on the development history of ancient magic runes."

Felix looked at them with a sense of evil taste in his heart. "There is no limit to the number of words, but the more the better; there is no limit to the number of paper items, but the more the better; there is no limit to the number of reference books, and again, the more the better."

"You have one week."

The three "the more the better" made them a little confused, but that was none of his business. He expected that at least two pages of parchment would be required, and that they would not only have to make excerpts but also have their own thoughts, and that at least half of the reference books list would have to be read.