Hogwarts: Why do you call me the Demon King?

You, Snape, started the conversation, so I get to decide when it ends.

“Professor Snape, wait a moment,” Isaac called out to Snape, suggesting another possibility.

If you have time at noon, perhaps you could accompany me to meet Minister Fouché?

Given Peter Pettigrew's current state, Minister Fudge certainly needs a reliable Potions Master as his professional advisor in the field of potions.

"Perhaps our Minister Fudge might have some other use for Peter Pettigrew?"

After Isaac finished speaking, Snape stared blankly at him. After a few seconds of eye contact, Snape asked:

"Time and place."

"I've been told that Minister Fudge will be arriving at Hogwarts at noon. Professor Snape, could you help me move Peter Pettigrew from the Headmaster's office to the Slytherin dungeon?"

I think there's no place in all of Hogwarts more suited to Peter Pettigrew than the dungeons.

Snape made no reaction to Isaac's perverse sense of humor; at least, the head of Slytherin was not one to find amusement in it.

"What's the password for the principal's office?"

Strictly speaking, Snape was "kicked out" in the morning, so his original password to the headmaster's office was no longer valid.

To retrieve Peter Pettigrew from the principal's office, a new password is required.

When did Isaac ever use a password to go to the principal's office?

what is that.

Isaac took out a piece of parchment, then signed his name, Isaac Waldorley, on it in a flamboyant manner, and handed it to Snape.

“Show this to the gargoyles, and they will open the door for you, Professor.”

Chapter 88: Instructor Po's First Meeting with Young Master Ai (Please Read Further)

The end of the second potions class meant Isaac could go have lunch.

Although Isaac had arranged to meet with Minister Fudge at noon, he still had to eat lunch.

In the Great Hall, Isaac encounters a seemingly listless Ron, Harry acting as peacemaker, and Hermione, who is rambling on and on.

"It seems your three mornings of classes didn't go very well?"

Hermione's eyes lit up when she saw Isaac.

She just doesn't make sense to Ron and Harry.

The second class in the morning was a spell class, where we practiced the classic levitation spell.

As a representative of the "academic" wizarding school, Hermione strictly followed the textbook and Professor Flitwick's teachings, and every pronunciation of every spell and every movement of her wand was perfect.

She was also the fastest little wizard in the class to successfully cast the Levitation spell.

This prompted Professor Flitwick to give Hermione extra points.

Then there's Harry.

As Professor Flitwick was a respected headmaster of Ravenclaw, Harry undoubtedly wanted to make a good impression on him.

Then, following the academic approach, he began to cast the spell in a very methodical manner.

The spell and the way he waved his wand were fine, but the feather that Professor Flitwick gave him just wouldn't float up.

This infuriated Harry.

As Professor Flitwick drew closer, Harry resorted to his old trick.

I just followed my instincts.

The pronunciation of the spell is not wrong. Although Harry had a tough childhood, he was still a Londoner.

There was no strange accent.

But the way he waved his wand had absolutely nothing to do with what was in the textbook.

It's all about doing whatever makes you comfortable.

What really bothered Hermione was that Harry's feathers actually flew up despite his casual pose.

Professor Flitwick made no attempt to correct Harry's wand-waving posture; in fact, he even praised Harry a couple of times.

Of course, there were no extra points, because Harry's success wasn't particularly outstanding.

If Harry's success puzzled Hermione, an academic wizard, Ron's failure, a "loser," was giving her a headache.

Despite her constant corrections of Ron's pronunciation and wand-waving technique in class, Ron always managed to come up with something new for Hermione.

Although Ron was not happy with Hermione's teaching, he could generally ensure that the mistakes corrected would not be repeated.

Not repeating old mistakes doesn't mean you won't make new ones.

In short, Ron, the biggest headache in Charms class, gave Hermione a headache, and at the same time made Ron very unhappy.

It's only the first day of class, and Ron is already being incredibly patient with Hermione's pressure. He's already showing a lot by not exploding on the spot.

God knows that when he was at home, he was overwhelmed by his outstanding older brothers, and then after arriving at Hogwarts, he met a friend who particularly enjoyed putting pressure on him.

Can't this world even give people a chance to breathe?

After listening to Hermione's rapid and urgent outburst, Isaac calmly comforted them, "Don't get so worked up, Hermione."

Look at Ron's wand. I reckon the core will be showing after another year of use.

You can't expect Ron to successfully cast a spell with that kind of wand, can you?

That's not just not magical, it's not even scientific.

Ron is really having a tough time.

Judging from the wand in his hand that was almost brittle, it wouldn't be a big deal to say that he didn't have a wand at all.

Ron was like a first-year wizard practicing shooting with everyone else, but they were all using real weapons.

Ron took a replica gun and started learning along with them.

Ron learned the posture and techniques perfectly, but the weapon in his hand was useless.

Other young wizards could fire their guns in rapid succession, but Ron's guns were all about technique and didn't even make a sound.

"Also, Ron said goodbye to Scabbers, his family's pet mouse, yesterday. It's normal that he's not performing well right now."

Magic in the Harry Potter world is idealistic, and Hermione's academic learning method is really only suitable for her.

Or a wizard like her.

Hermione firmly believes that magic can be mastered through proper learning; how can that not be considered a form of unwavering idealism?

However, this learning method is not so suitable for Harry and Ron.

Because neither of the brothers were academic high-achievers.

If they firmly believed that magic could only be learned from books and taught according to standard methods, then they would have little chance of ever learning magic in their lifetime.

Hermione's expression changed immediately upon hearing Isaac's words.

Hermione, who was originally full of vigor and aggressiveness, suddenly turned into the kind of person who would sit up in bed in the middle of the night and slap herself.

Damn it, what did she say?!

“I’m sorry, Ron, I mean, I’m really sorry... I didn’t know that Scabbers died at this time.”

Hermione's clever little mind raced, and then she came up with a brilliant idea: "Perhaps, during our free time, we could catch a mouse for you at Hogwarts to be your new pet?"

Hermione's sudden apology caught Ron off guard.

That's just how he is; he responds better to gentle persuasion than force, and he's not the type to be easily pressured.

If Hermione were to stand up to him, he might just say something really nasty.

But as soon as Hermione apologized, Ron's hands and feet went numb. He'd never experienced anything like that before.

Fortunately, Hermione came up with a brilliant idea in the second half of her sentence.

Ron's lips twitched violently: "No, no, no, if possible, I would still prefer to have a slightly more normal pet."

Moreover, catching mice isn't necessarily that easy at Hogwarts.

Isaac then patted Harry on the shoulder: "Alright, let's get down to business. After lunch, you guys go to the castle gate and greet Minister Fudge of the Ministry of Magic."

Then take him to the castle dungeon and tell him I'll be waiting for him there.

"I have something to do later, so I'll be going now." Isaac had only taken two steps when he paused.

"Ron, don't worry, your surprise should be on its way by now."

After Isaac left, Hermione cast a questioning look at Harry and Ron.

She felt that in just one night, these people seemed to have done something big behind her back.

No... In just one night, you guys actually managed to create a small clique within a small group?

It's really hard to guess who among the four has been isolated!

Harry and Ron exchanged an awkward glance, suddenly realizing that some things just couldn't be explained to the person involved.

If they say it directly, Hermione will nag them about breaking school rules, but if they don't say it... wouldn't that be blatantly isolating her?