A Certain Hogwarts Magician Professor

Newt seemed surprised and obsessed.

He stared at the unusually huge bird and snake, his eyes focused and hot, and he muttered: "Am I dreaming, I hope Tina won't wake me up midway." He tentatively approached, but the bird and snake seemed to be frightened by his attitude. The flapping of the wings brought a strong wind and pushed him back a few steps.

"Wow, calm down—"

Newt didn’t know which corner of his body he took out a canned bottle filled with beetles, "I know you like this, it doesn’t mean to hurt, you see, this is food — uh —" he said as he tried. Slowly unscrewing the lid, it turned out that the birds and snakes began to gradually shrink.

"Felix?" he said with obvious confusion.

Soon the ornithology was just the size of its shell, and its body was tied together. Warren jumped off the table and looked at the bird and snake, his black eyes gleaming, and the two little guys were about the same height.

"Hum!"

Warren just wanted to reach out and grab it, but the bird and snake had already strayed aside, and as the fog filled, Felix's figure reappeared. He stretched out his hand and put the robe over his body, recovering as before.

"The performance is over."

Felix snapped his fingers, and the fog quickly cleared.

Newt showed a visibly disappointed expression.

"You don't want to study me?" Felix said warily.

"Oh, no, how could it—" Newt said in a flustered manner, his gaze still steadily stopped on him, "Of course not—I can tell the difference between you, there is no such big bird and snake in reality. , At least I haven't seen it, is it because of you?" He changed the subject lamely.

But to be honest, Felix also secretly breathed a sigh of relief. Just now, Newt's eyes seemed to be looking at his favorite magical animal, and he was still a new species he hadn't seen before.

"It should be my reason." He sat on a rock and said, "I have tried several magical animal transformations during this period, but it is obvious that the latest bird and snake change is easier and more complete. I guess it may be Because I have mastered the zoom spell very well."

"The magic you used on the snails?" Newt asked keenly.

Felix nodded.

"No wonder then," Newt said. "Ancient magic text and magical animals are deeply connected-I have read your paper-but, um," he considered the wording, "you should understand that these two They are different. I mean the talents of ancient magic and magical animals. They are different."

"I understand," Felix nodded. "Perhaps in the beginning, ancient magic texts did imitate magical animals and plants, but when the wizard combined pure magic symbols to form the first brand new magic, this The two are already very clear."

"However, I will try to restore their abilities."

There was infinite desire in his light blue eyes. "The talents of some magical beasts are really fascinating." He looked down at the invisible beast. This kind of little guy has the ability to predict the future for a short time. Then he thought of the headmaster's office. Phoenix Fox, reborn from the ashes... That must be extremely difficult.

"You are the most qualified to say this." Newt also said with emotion, "Everyone has underestimated the potential of the ancient magic text... When will you come next time? I can't wait to see the new changes. NS."

"Wait when you encounter a bottleneck," Felix said regretfully, "I need time to digest the existing gains, and it is estimated that I will be very busy in the past two years."

"War," Newt whispered.

...

After coming out of Newt's house, Felix first went to the company headquarters in Diagon Alley for a stroll.

The development of the "Future World" company is on the right track, and-Felix was surprised to find-the employees are generally young, and many of them are even Hogwarts graduates in the past two years.

"At present, we have 267 people. At the request of the professor, we should maintain the current level of development in the UK and change to rapidly expand and establish a station abroad." Kramy said with a thick document.

"Did the plan to introduce the foundation of alchemy go well?"

"People who have the foundation of ancient magic texts can master it quickly, and the remaining progress is relatively slow."

"Don't worry," Felix nodded, "What about defense training?"

Kramy sighed.

"Not all wizards like to fight, especially since the dueling class in the school has not been offered for a few years. You also know the level of the previous Defence Against the Dark Arts class...More than one-third of the employees did not even master a duel spell. Not to mention the combat consciousness, they have a lot of small evil curses, but they are useless except to make fun of people."

"Pranks are not bad if they are used well," Felix said, "but the employees of the company must master the most basic self-protection ability, the magic curse..." He paused and thought, "Forget it, not all Everyone has taken the ancient magic texts, then the iron armor curse and the coma curse. These two spells must be mastered as soon as possible. The Apparition and the Bright Flame Curse will be postponed. The order can be postponed for a period of time or handed over to a foreign employee to do it. We There are currently no competitors."

Kremy took it down quickly.

"How about the progress of Anti-thief Waterfall?"

"Remus is still discussing with Gringotts, but the goblins tend to ignore him." Kramy said angrily.

"The fairies want to be neutral, or the more intense we fight, the happier they are..." Felix said, "Isn't there a Ministry of Magic?"

"The Ministry of Magic has technology, but it hasn't been used for hundreds of years," Kremy said with a weird face. "They couldn't find the right person to build the anti-thief waterfall."

"Didn't the Alchemy Association send someone to help?" Felix asked curiously.

"After all, it is a magic organization across Europe," Kremy shrugged. "A lot of people are reluctant to come at this sensitive time, and the alchemists in the UK... are not very famous, unless you put Joko also Count it."

"Zoko..." Felix was speechless.

Joko is the owner of the Joko Joko shop in Hogsmeade. He used to be an alchemist, but his business was not good at the beginning. After struggling for a few years, he was struggling to make ends meet and almost starved to death. Later he had no choice but to study pranks and tricks. Unexpectedly, the product became an instant hit, and since then it has gone further and further in this field.

What to do? Felix was lost in thought. As his goals got bigger and bigger, he worried that Voldemort would focus his attention on the employees of the "Future World" company. In addition to the conventional protection magic, the anti-thief waterfall appeared even more. It has strategic value, it can wash away all the spells, all the magic disguise, the effective range even covers the compound decoction and Imperius.

"Professor..." Kramy raised his hand and looked at him with bright eyes.

Felix's heart moved, "You want to try?"

"Yes," Kremy said. She was relieved. She thought that she and the professor would go together. "We have more than fifty R&D wizards, each of whom is good at two or three directions, and has experienced many new products. I can’t think of a more tacit group during the development process."

Felix pondered the feasibility of the plan. The Ministry of Magic has technology, they have a mature team, and enough brainpower. It seems to be a win-win result, but I don’t know whether the Ministry of Magic will agree to transfer the technology. The Home Daily has reached a cooperation.

The Daily Prophet also developed rapidly after the war.

"Professor," Kramy said eagerly, "now is an opportunity."

"Okay." Felix agreed. "I'll go and tell Ms. Bones that if she doesn't have a better choice now, I'm sure to convince her. Is there anything new?"

"Yes!" Kramy said, "but it's all trivial things."

She flipped through the documents quickly.

"The Weasley twins are doing an internship here, and their—"

"Wait, Fred and George are here? At the company? Now?" Felix asked in surprise.

"Yes," Kremy nodded, "They came over on the first day of the holiday, with a stomach full of weird thoughts... Remus valued the anti-cursive cap and anti-cursive cloak series they proposed, and appointed them As the team leader, I even laid hands on them personally." She pursed her lips, "But Remus rejected their mysterious man prank series, which is the scare box, constipation benevolence and the like... Fred kept yelling. Ms doesn’t know the goods, and says you’re full of praise for this thing—is there such a thing?"

"Uh, I admire their design ideas, but I'm joking about Voldemort... It's really not appropriate, the Death Eaters will chase behind their **** and chant the death curse..."

Kramy stared at Felix's unnatural face for a while, showing a suspicious expression.

"Ahem, let's continue."

"...Because of the endorsement of the Ministry of Magic, the sales of Mowen cards have increased significantly. It is estimated that according to this progress, each family will soon be able to set one set... In fact, things related to the promotion of Mowen are selling well, regardless of Is it the comic book released by Andis, or the magic booklet, which have been repeatedly printed...Many people wrote to inquire about the spellcasting skills of Illumination, and Penello often worked overtime during this time."

Felix was not too surprised by this.

"Lighting can be regarded as the simplest and safest ancient magic." He said.

"Maybe it's not the reason," Kremy said weirdly. "The Anti-Black Magic League has recently announced some spells that are effective against black magic. In addition to the bright flame curse dominating the list, the lighting technique is also on the list. The recommended effect can be large-scale. Expelling the corpse..."

"Uh-is this the reason? I thought it was because of the love of ancient magic texts." Felix said jokingly.

"Professor," Kremy said with a straight face, "The corpse is not even trouble for you, but during the first war, the mysterious man created a large number of corpses to spread terror, which was in the minds of countless wizards. nightmare."

Felix scratched his chin. After she said, he never regarded the corpses as a threat, after all, he could deal with them in a variety of ways. But when you think about it carefully, the corpse is not so easy to deal with-it does not move slowly, there is no pain, and it can resist conventional spells.

It is indeed a nightmare for wizards who can't apparate and drag their mouths.

It would be even more terrifying if it cooperated with the army of dementors.

...

He went to the Ministry of Magic the same day to discuss cooperation and research on the Thieves Prevention Waterfall. Ms. Bones readily agreed, "I'm fed up with the attitude of those goblins." There was no waves in the whole process, except Felix watched a quarrel between Sirius and Bones.

The cause is the Longbottom couple who returned from the trip.

The Ministry of Magic recently recruited a group of reserve Aurors and strikers. The result was a decline in the average combat level. Burns desperately needed an experienced Auror team leader, and he was very worried about this.

"As a result, the Order of the Phoenix digested two important combat forces silently." Ms. Burns said dissatisfied.

Sirius's attitude is to refuse to admit it.

"Is there anything like this? I didn't pay attention. I've been here with you these days, so busy...you haven't paid me a salary yet!" He put a hand in his pocket, slanted his eyes, and said in a tone. Very begging, "And are you sure Frank and Alice are from the Order of the Phoenix?"

"Sirius Black! My brother was the first member of the Order of the Phoenix! Do you think I don't know?" Burns yelled at him.

Sirius fell silent immediately, rarely refuting, he said with a complex expression: "Edgar... he is a brave man and a reliable comrade in arms. I am sorry for what happened to him."

It took Bones a long time to calm down.

"I'm sorry, I'm a little gaffe... Felix, let's talk about the arrangement of the award ceremony. Dumbledore is worried that the Death Eaters will launch an attack on that day. Alas, in order to invigorate the people, we have to make a big fanfare... Know this."

If even the cleaners at the Ministry of Magic knew about it, it would be difficult for Death Eaters not to know.

"On the day of the award, we will arrange for the Auror to guard the whole process. They are the most trustworthy people. Moreover, with Dumbledore and you, the risk of occurrence is very low. I even think..." She hesitated and said. " We can take the initiative to catch a group of Death Eaters."

"Absolutely not!" Sirius objected loudly. "I can't let Harry and the others act as bait."

"Not them."

"what?"

"It's not them who acted as bait, it's our people," Ms. Bones said. "I am one of them."

Sirius looked at her in amazement.

"What? Do you think that during your ten-odd years in jail, how did I become the Director of the Law Enforcement Department?" Ms. Bones said calmly.

Sirius was stunned by the confidence in these words.

"Crybaby turned into a cool girl..." Felix sat in a chair and flipped through a comic book. The two glared at him. Felix closed the book and said nonchalantly, "Bones, I am very interested in the bait part, we can have a good chat."

...

When he returned to 12 Grimmauld Place again, Felix was just in time for the meal. A large group of people surrounded the dinner table, Sirius, Tonks, Moody, the Weasleys, Bill, Fred and George, Ron, Ginny, Harry, Hermione, and—

"Hello, Professor." Neville said shyly. The Longbottoms sitting on both sides smiled and greeted, "Mr. Haipu, the last time we met was on Neville's birthday, almost a year has passed."

"Yes," Harry couldn't help but said, "I just learned today that it was only one day after Neville's birthday."

"It looks like we are going to prepare two birthday parties in a row." Mrs. Weasley said with a smile, "Felix, I prepared your favorite soup."

"Oh--"

"Molly, Felix has only eaten your cooking once." Mr. Weasley reminded his wife.

"There will be more in the future." Mrs. Weasley patted her husband and said to everyone: "Hurry up and eat, the children are exhausted."

"Thank you, mother." Fred and George said in unison.

"I'm not talking about you." Mrs. Weasley glanced at them, turned her head and smiled and said to Harry, Ron, Hermione and Neville: "You have been in the basement these days. This is not healthy. Breathe more fresh air, maybe it’s good to live in a humble place for a few days. After holding back for a long time, you will be depressed."

"Yes," Mr. Weasley also said, "you can't expect a summer vacation to be as good as adults. We stand in front of you. Maybe the war is over before you graduate. You can fight Cedric. Quidditch, their family moved near the Burrow...taking care of each other."

"Is that the case?" Sirius asked.

"Yes, we tried to persuade the Lovegood family, but they didn't want to move—"

"No," Sirius frowned, looking at Harry and the others, "You have been staying at home all this time? Practice magic all day? What do you want to do?"

Harry said silently, and Hermione raised her head to look left and right, then lowered her head again.

Ron mumbled: "You don't let us attend the meeting of the Order of the Phoenix, we have to find something to do~www.readwn.com~ Honey, you are not old enough—" said Mrs. Weasley.

"About this, we might be able to help a little..." Fred and George looked at each other and said slyly, "There is something called telescopic ears—"

"Shut up, you two. I haven't said you yet!" Mrs. Weasley snapped.

Ron spread his hands and said to the others: "You have also seen that, even Fred and George were forced to run away from home. They are all grown-ups, not a few years younger than Tonks—"

The opposite Tonks made a grimace at him, a real grimace.

"They want to deal with mysterious people and Death Eaters!" Ginny screamed, her fiery red hair slamming back, "I want to follow the training, but they don't want me, and they drove me away."

"Oh, shut up, Ginny." Ron said.

"I hope this is just a long-term goal, children." Mr. Weasley put down the cutlery and said seriously, "Otherwise, we need to talk."