Chapter 36 The Unscrupulous Reporter

Professor McGonagall walked in on time, but she was full of rage.

Another horrific incident of student shenanigans at the Slytherin table this morning.

But she didn't catch who it was... Although she had reason to suspect two or three people, especially the twin brothers, she had no evidence.

Professor McGonagall took out the bottle and found a beetle crawling in it. Today's first lesson is about turning these beetles into Turners.

Many young wizards complained in a low voice that they had completely forgotten the content of the previous semester, and everyone thought that the first class of the new semester was just a casual chat about the content of the summer vacation and it was over.

"You are already second-year students, and you will be taking classes for your third-year next year. After that, the ordinary wizard test for fifth-year is not far away, so you must cheer up.

At the end of last semester, many students' grades were a mess! "Professor McGonagall said sternly.

William and Qiu looked at each other, and it seemed that the business of referring to answers should be ended as soon as possible.

Everyone got a beetle, and everyone put it on the table and began to transform.

Professor McGonagall kept talking about the key points, but many students looked at her in confusion.

They knew every word Professor McGonagall said, but they couldn't understand it at all.

Qiu poked around with the wand and spent a long time trying to get the beetle to exercise.

Marietta was even worse, pinching the beetle in her hand, trying to silence him.

But she underestimated her own strength, overestimated the beetle's defense ability, and directly flattened the beetle.

Professor McGonagall was not happy that Marietta had to go for another one.

McGonagall kept dangling in the classroom, the low air pressure was like Snape, and many people shivered.

The professors at Hogwarts have probably exchanged ideas with each other. They are proficient in psychology, microexpressions, satire, and know how to use the simplest gestures and words to frighten the little wizards.

"Mr. Mason, Turner won't crawl around."

"Miss Kaslana, you've killed fifteen beetles. Are you going to roast them on skewers?"

"Mr. Bach, Turner doesn't have so many feet!"

Professor McGonagall kept berating those little wizards who were ineffective.

Soon, Hufflepuff's Sharby turned the beetle into Turner, drawing a burst of exclamation.

But he just took out his Turner and pretended to be successful, was spotted by Professor McGonagall, deducted 15 points from him, and wrote a review of the integrity-beetle connection.

William took his wand and, at will, turned the beetle into a brand new Turner that looked exactly like the real thing.

Everyone exclaimed.

Professor McGonagall was very satisfied, she nodded, but still said stingly: "One point for Ravenclaw!"

Try not to give William extra points,

This has formed a general consensus among professors.

If other little wizards can do such things as William, it is very easy.

The Academy sets the Academy Cup to encourage everyone to answer more questions, but not to give someone points.

With William's scoring machine, other students are not opponents at all, and he can only limit him to continue to fight for Ravenclaw.

After a long ordeal, the bell finally rang, and Professor McGonagall laid out the paper on animals becoming objects, which had to be filled with two pieces of parchment.

Everyone wailed, but fortunately, there was no ord in the magical world, and Professor McGonagall couldn't ask for the use of a small four. They could also try to make the parchment as plump as possible by changing the font size.

William's homework was waived by Professor McGonagall. She thought that William shouldn't waste time on such simple things, and he deserves to learn more.

William's current Transfiguration level was suddenly raised in a strange way. Professor McGonagall didn't know the time cycle, and only thought that he was an awakening of talent.

After class, William was kept by Professor McGonagall.

"I heard Headmaster Dumbledore tell me, do you want to study Animagus?"

Professor McGonagall led William towards her office.

However, the road was very crowded, and they rarely encountered traffic jams.

The appearance of the boy who survived, um... He just got up not long ago, and was going to the auditorium for lunch.

But Harry clearly underestimated his influence, and the whispers had been chasing him from the moment he walked out of the bedroom.

Before reaching the auditorium, the road ahead was completely blocked, and many students stood on tiptoes, wanting to see his true face.

Mag pursed his lips, his face was serious, and after a while he said loudly: "Get out of the way for me, whoever is doing this, I will deduct points!"

Professor McGonagall usually punishes students without deducting points. This is Professor Snape's skill. She likes to use her eyes to let the other party know their mistakes.

But at this time, she also had to open her mouth and shut her mouth, which means deducting points.

After Professor McGonagall expelled the crowd, the crowd dispersed slightly.

Ron squeezed beside Harry, looking a little excited, it was the first time he had encountered such a scene, especially when he was surrounded by a large number of people.

Usually few people notice him.

Holding a map of Hogwarts, he said loudly to Harry: "The Great Hall is on the first floor, we should take the stairs over there.

This map is really good, Harry, you should really buy one. "

Professor McGonagall frowned and stopped: "Mr. Weasley, wait a minute."

"What's the matter, Professor." Ron stepped back in fear.

"Show me the map in your hand."

"Oh, okay." Ron was at a loss, but handed it over cautiously.

Professor McGonagall held a map with a line on top: Akali's Mystery Shop.

On the parchment, the intricate floors of Hogwarts are suddenly revealed, with an origin next to it, which reads Ron Weasley.

She clicked on the map with her wand, and soon there seemed to be a large invisible hand, and a line of words was written on it.

"Warning! This map is sold by Akali Mystery Shop. If you try to spy on commercial secrets and violate intellectual property rights, you will fall into self-destruction mode."

McGonagall asked in surprise, "Mr. Weasley, where did you get this map from?"

"Fred gave it to me, what's wrong professor, is there a problem?" Ron shrank back in fear, thinking it was a prohibited item.

"No problem, but this map... doesn't look like it was made by a little wizard."

"Professor McGonagall, this map is the main product of our Akali Magic Store." William keenly discovered the business opportunity and immediately said loudly.

"This is also a generation of products that our team has jointly developed."

"Oh, is it?" Professor McGonagall raised an eyebrow.

The little wizards who had had time to completely disperse around them gathered around again, tying a few of them together.

"Professor, what do you think of this map?" William asked.

"Not bad." Professor McGonagall looked at it for a while, and was full of praise for the map.

McGonagall took the map curiously in his hand and offered William professional advice.

"William, your Transfiguration is pretty good, but the details are still a little off. For example, these stairs are seriously distorted."

"And your confidentiality, if a wizard with a strong Confusion Curse can remove the control of this map.

Of course, I dare say you still have a parent map, remote monitoring of these sub-maps, genius idea..."

William waved his wand, and a piece of parchment and a quill floated in the air.

Feather pen writes rapidly on paper.

Harry stood on tiptoe, glanced at the parchment, saw what was on it, and opened his mouth.

"Professor McGonagall and Akali Mystery Shop had a friendly meeting and exchanged practical opinions.

Overall, this is a good map that Professor McGonagall said.

With an extremely critical eye, she evaluated the quality of teaching at Hogwarts today, and believed that too many little wizards spent their precious time on finding their way.

This is also the main reason for the sharp drop in students' grades in the last semester.

Professor McGonagall recommends that everyone have a map.

Look for the Hogwarts magic map, and love life more than the map, so the wizard should treat himself better..."

Harry was stunned.

Is that what Professor McGonagall said? Could it be that he just lost his mind and missed a paragraph?

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