"Although I don't want to admit it, it's true."

Seeing the dumbfounded expressions of the three people, Cedric smiled and said, "He had already learned the sixth-year curriculum in the third-year Transfiguration Club. At that time, everyone, including Professor McGonagall, found it incredible.

"That's why she decided to recommend Kyle to Transfiguration Today."

"The same goes for Potions class," Connor added.

Also in the third grade, Kyle brewed the water of life and death that was only available in "Advanced Potion-Making" during class, which led to her being given crazy extra lessons by Snape during the Christmas holidays, so she still remembers it clearly.

Harry and Ron's expressions were even more interesting. They looked at each other and saw the same thoughts in each other's eyes.

...Go back quickly, I don’t want to stay here for even a minute!

Although they had long known that there was a gap between them and Kyle, when this gap was laid out so clearly in front of them, it was still a little difficult for them to accept.

It was so depressing. How could the gap between wizards be so big... They felt that it was a mistake for them to agree to come with Hermione.

"That's why I said that I'm not suitable for guiding others."

Kyle didn't care what Harry and Ron thought, and continued, "Cedric is just the opposite. He has always been the top student in the grade, with all his subjects getting "O" marks. He even got full marks in OWL spell application. He is very solid in both practice and theory.

"And he often teaches the junior students in the common room. If I have to choose a professor from among the students, no one is more suitable than him."

Listening to Kyle's series of compliments, Cedric didn't feel happy at all.

"Why do I feel like you're praising yourself in disguise?" He muttered softly, "If you can learn it after listening to it once, I must follow the instructions."

"Don't worry about the details." Kyle said with a smile, "Why, don't you want to teach them?"

"That's not the case." Cedric shook his head and said, "Of course I would if someone would listen."

"Look, the matter is resolved." Kyle said, and then he looked at Hermione, "Of course, it doesn't matter if you have other candidates. As long as they can gain the trust of other students, the more "student professors" the better."

No one knew what Hermione was thinking at the moment. She didn't say anything, but just nodded with a complicated expression.

Harry and Ron behind her kept winking at her, wanting her to leave here quickly.

Hermione seemed to want to say something, but under the urging of the two, she could only put aside her doubts temporarily and went back to the Gryffindor table with them.

After Hermione and the other two left, Kyle lifted the ear-blocking spell.

Cedric turned his head and looked at him, saying, "I feel like they seem quite disappointed. Are you really not going to teach them?"

"I have other things to do," Kyle said. "Besides, you're a better professor than I am."

"Don't say that." Cedric shook his head. "I'm not qualified to be a professor right now. I can only provide them with some help in Defense Against the Dark Arts."

"Is that so?" Kyle suddenly said, "Maybe Qiu will join us. Don't you want her to call you professor?"

"puff!"

Cedric was drinking pumpkin juice, but he couldn't hold it in and all the pumpkin juice sprayed out of his mouth.

Fortunately, Kyle was prepared. He lightly tapped his wand and the pumpkin juice in the air quickly condensed together and disappeared with a snap.

Justin Finch-Fletchley, who was sitting opposite Cedric, came to his senses and looked at Kyle gratefully.

"Sorry, Justin." Cedric apologized quickly, and then he seemed to think of something, his face suddenly turned red, and he looked at Kyle angrily.

"What are you talking about? I'm really not qualified to be a professor!"

"You..." Cedric's face turned even redder, and even the tips of his ears changed color.

"Okay, it's not a professor, okay?" Kyle ended the topic in a timely manner, "What are you going to teach them, the Stunning Spell, the Disarming Spell, or the Shield Spell?"

"All of these are fine, but I think the Armor Charm is the key." Cedric took a few breaths, and only said after calming himself down, "I plan to organize what Professor Moody taught me before and use it as a template. What do you think?

"Oh, and Professor Lupin, the Mist Charm and Speed ​​Charm he taught are also very useful."

"Learn to escape first... That's a really good idea." Kyle nodded, "You are indeed more suitable to teach them than me."

"But..." Cedric turned his head and glanced in the direction of Gryffindor, "I feel like they would rather you go to class than me."

"Forget it." Kyle said softly, "Everyone has their own position, just like in a Quidditch game, in addition to the players of both teams, the position of the referee is equally important..."

Cedric didn't quite understand what this meant, but Kyle didn't explain and just talked to him about the venue.

"If we are going to have classes, we will definitely need a classroom. Where are you going to choose?"

"I don't know," said Cedric.

He was forced to do this just a few minutes ago, so how could he have figured out a seat for the class so quickly?

"How's the sixth floor?"

After a moment, Cedric said, "That's where the most empty classrooms are, and not many people go there usually, so it's relatively safe."

"Not good." Kyle said, "Just because there are few people there doesn't mean there aren't any. They will be discovered after a long time... Let's go to the eighth floor, the Room of Requirement."

"Room of Requirement?" Cedric thought of the magical room on the eighth floor. His eyes suddenly lit up and he said happily, "That's a really good idea. We won't be discovered there."

"That's right." Kyle smiled.

Then, after dinner was over, they returned to the Hufflepuff common room to discuss some other details.

"I'll tell Hermione the location of the Room of Requirement tomorrow," Cedric said. "I just don't know how many people are willing to come... I mean, this is an extra class after all, so it will definitely take up extra time for them."

"Don't worry about that." Kyle smiled, "Anyone with a clear mind will participate.

"Well, I'll be the first to sign up, Professor Diggory."

"I'll go tell Qiu." Kanna also came over to join in the fun, "I think she won't refuse to take another class."

As if he had thought of something, Cedric's face turned red again, and he said angrily, "I told you not to call me that. I'm not a professor. Besides, this is just a Defense Against the Dark Arts tutorial. Why are you joining in the fun?"

"We also have to take extra classes." Kyle said matter-of-factly, "Also, you have to adapt in advance. Don't forget, Fred and George don't know about this yet."

Cedric's face fell... Yeah, there's also Fred and George.

"Is it too late for me to take back what I said before?" He whispered, "I remember Harry ranked first in the grade in Defense Against the Dark Arts last year. It would be a good idea for him to be a 'student professor'."

"It's useless. They should have heard the news from Hermione by now." Kyle patted his shoulder. "Besides, you are the head boy of the student union. You can't go back on your word."

Cedric sighed helplessly. He could already imagine what those two guys would say when they saw him tomorrow.

(End of this chapter)