My name is Snape at Hogwarts

Looking at Nick who was once again in a sad mood, Snape didn't know what to do.

Fortunately, Nick quickly calmed down and asked Snape to start recording his knowledge.Snape was naturally very happy about this, and out of concern, he still asked, "Are you all right, sir?"

"Of course, it couldn't be better!" Nick showed a relaxed smile, "To be honest, these words have been kept in my heart, but it's really uncomfortable. Now I'm much better."

Snape nodded, "That's best."

"Don't worry, buddy." Nick raised his eyebrows with a smile, "Don't you prepare a new piece of parchment?"

"It's already ready, my sir." Snape nodded with a smile, and with a flick of his wand, a stack of parchments fell neatly on Flitwick's desk.

"Good job." Nick smiled, "Let me think about it first, I haven't used this knowledge for so long, I need to recall it well."

After waiting for a while, Nick signaled that Snape could record, and then began to talk about what he had learned.

Snape listened, took notes, and quickly absorbed Nick's knowledge.

In fact, most of the knowledge Nick had mastered was a bit esoteric for Snape.After all, Nick was also a wizard who had graduated for many years and had rich experience, while Snape was just a young wizard who hadn't grown up, even though Snape had learned a lot of magic in advance.

However, even after understanding a small part of it, Snape also felt that it was very rewarding, and Flitwick held on to the knowledge that had been recorded and did not let go, watching with bright eyes. this knowledge.

For hundreds of years, Hogwarts has changed too much both in terms of textbooks and teaching methods.

From morning to afternoon, Nick kept talking, Snape kept recording, and Flitwick kept watching. Even though their stomachs were growling with hunger, the two of them didn't bother to eat.

"You two, let's get here first, shall we?" Nick paused, looking at Snape and Flitwick with a smile, "I don't mind going on, but it's already dark now. "

Has time passed so long?Snape glanced at the window in surprise, and sure enough it was completely dark outside the window.

"Can I know that the knowledge mentioned today has reached half of your knowledge reserve?" Snape frowned and asked Nick.

"Almost." Nick nodded, looking at Snape suspiciously, "What's the matter, dear?"

"It's nothing." Snape shook his head lightly, frowning, "I was just wondering if I should record it in a different way."

Otherwise, if this continues, when will it be recorded?Not to mention absorbing all this knowledge!Snape didn't say this, but Flitwick understood Snape's words.

"Please, sir." Snape said to Nick with a smile. "So, shall we continue tomorrow?"

"Of course, this is my promise." Nick shrugged, "Then, I'll leave first."

"Okay." Snape nodded with a smile.

After speaking, Nick nodded to the two of them, and went straight down from the floor.As for Anne, she had already left in the morning.

"Tell me, Sev." Flitwick looked at Snape after seeing Nick leave, "What did you just think of?"

"I'm thinking, if we follow this method, we don't know how much time it will take." Snape frowned and said, "I haven't forgotten that Nick is just a Hufflepuff."

Although Snape's words were somewhat demeaning to Hufflepuff, Flitwick understood what he meant.

Normally speaking, among the four houses of Hogwarts, Hufflepuff is not necessarily the weakest, but overall, Hufflepuff is definitely not in the top. This house itself is famous for its inclusiveness.

If a Hufflepuff takes two days to record, doesn't it take longer for a Slytherin?Not to mention Ravenclaw.

"And, Professor, we're just recording!" Snape added.

"I see." Flitwick frowned, "You're right, you really should find a way."

"Let's have something to eat first. At this time, there is probably no dinner in the auditorium." Flitwick looked outside, then turned to Snape and said, "Is there anything you want to eat?"

"As long as it's not offal, I don't like that taste very much." Snape wanted to say casually, but then he suddenly thought of Flitwick's taste, and said so hastily.

"Well, picky eating is not a good habit." Flitwick teased him, and then said, "So, how about pumpkin pie? How about some pork chops and potatoes?" He tapped the tabletop with his wand , several kinds of food appeared directly.

"Come on, let's think while eating." With a wave of Flitwick's wand, two sets of cutlery appeared in front of him, and then he placed a set of cutlery in front of Snape with his own hands, and helped Snape He forks a couple of baked potatoes.

"Thank you." Snape thanked him, and started to eat. He hadn't eaten for almost a day, and he was indeed a little hungry.

"Eat more, you are still growing." Flitwick said with a smile.

"Thank you, I will." Snape nodded, and wiped out a large piece of potato in a few bites. The ordinary food in the past is really delicious now.

"By the way, Professor." Snape suddenly thought of something, and looked at Flitwick with burning eyes, "How is your memory magic?"

"It's okay, but I don't like it very much." Flitwick frowned, "Memory magic is essentially a kind of black magic, but the damage is not that great."

Snape nodded. He naturally knew this. To be more precise, memory magic is a kind of soul magic. In the current magic world, almost all soul magic is black magic.

"Could it be that you want to extract the memories of the ghosts?" Flitwick suddenly thought of this question.

"No, Professor." Snape shook his head. "You know, it's useless. What we want is to save time."

"You're right." Flitwick nodded.

"I've thought of a way." Snape said solemnly, "The known means can't solve the problem, so let's develop magic ourselves."

"Oh, tell me?" Flitwick became interested. He is a master of spells and has always been interested in developing magic.

"In fact, if the magic that can realize this idea should also belong to memory magic." Snape glanced at Flitwick.

"It's okay, Sev." Flitwick shook his head, "Although I don't like memory magic, it can solve our problems, and I don't mind studying it."

"You can tell me what you think, Sev."