Hogwarts: The Witch Education Handbook

Chapter 575 Taking Felix Felicis

Chapter 571 Taking Felix Felicis

The next day, many people saw the notice about the Phantom Exam as soon as they went downstairs.

The exam will be held this weekend.

Ginny thought this was a great opportunity.

At that time, many people would come to Hogwarts, and once the number of people increased—

Harry studied potions until very late.

When he arrived at the Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom, Snape deducted ten points for being "late".

However, this 10 points does not affect Gryffindor's grades.

I don't know what good things someone has done these past few days.

The hourglass containing Gryffindor grades always seems to have extra points for no apparent reason.

Some people enjoy a peaceful life, while others bear heavy burdens.

"Before we begin class, I'd like to see your papers on Dementors."

Snape said so.

Immediately afterwards, the papers were collected and stacked high in front of the podium.

"Professor, I have a question."

"Finnigan, what's up?"

How do you distinguish between a corpse and a ghost?

Why ask?

"The Daily Prophet recently mentioned undead, and many more—"

Snape was not interested in Finnigan's question.

But his sense of responsibility as a teacher compelled him to answer Finnigan's question, even though he felt it would be beneath him to answer it. So—

"Mr. Potter, you tell him how to distinguish between an infernal and a ghost."

""

Harry's mind was still filled with a bunch of unfamiliar potion names. When he stood up, he didn't even know what he was saying.

What's the difference between moonstone and opal?

"Huh?" Snape was taken aback.

"Uh—I mean—ghosts are transparent—" Harry had already realized what was going on.

Snape didn't know what was wrong with him.

It was surprising to see Harry studying Potions so diligently, but he wasn't the professor.

In short, satire is indispensable.

"I never imagined our renowned savior would be so engrossed in learning potions. Professor Slughorn will surely be pleased with your efforts—"

"certainly--

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"It would be even better if you could figure out which potion ingredients, moonstone and opal, are so easily distinguishable even to an idiot—"

"Back to the ghost, I'm a little confused about whether nearly six years of magical education have been wasted on you."

"Why?" someone asked.

Snape gave him a look of considerable admiration.

"Because ghosts are transparent."

Pansy Parkinson let out a loud, shrill laugh, and several other people laughed along with her.

"Ghosts are transparent, but incarnations are corpses, right? So they should be solid."

"Even a five-year-old knows this."

Snape said sarcastically.

"An undead is a corpse that is awakened by a black wizard's spell."

"They have no life; they are merely puppets, manipulated to carry out commands."

"And ghosts—I believe you all understand by now—are merely the imprints left on earth by the souls of the deceased—and, of course, as Potter wisely points out, they are transparent."

"But Harry's method is the most practical way to tell the difference!"

Ron couldn't help but argue for Harry.

"If we suddenly bumped into one in a dark alley, we couldn't very well ask it, 'Excuse me, are you a remnant of a soul?' We'd definitely check if it was solid!"

A burst of laughter erupted in the classroom.

But after Snape's cold glance, they quickly fell silent again.

"If you score too many points, deduct 10 points."

Hermione wasn't very interested in the lesson.

She was mainly still recalling what she had heard in the common room last night.

What should I do?

She suddenly thought of something wonderful.

Frucrine.

The Felix Felicis I won from Professor Slughorn last time.

She had originally wanted to use—but it seems that only Felix Felicis can help her now.

No?

Time flew by and it was the weekend.

Hermione drank Felix Felicis first thing in the morning.

To prevent the FLORS from becoming ineffective, she drank the entire bottle of FLORS.

This feeling is strange.

It felt like an incredibly exhilarating feeling suddenly flowed through my entire body, as if I had endless opportunities.

-

She can feel herself doing anything.

Anything? It's anything.

Stopping Ginny and Percy's evil plan is no longer a difficult task.

It was as if it were readily available.

Percy had the same feeling, even though he hadn't taken Felix Felicis.

His plans have taken an unexpected turn, and he's been walking with a spring in his step these past few days.

"Are you ready?"

He looked at the few unsuspecting reporters he had brought.

The reporters, cameras in hand, nodded in agreement.

"We will definitely do a good job interviewing Principal Phillips. Thank you to the Ministry of Magic for giving us this opportunity."

These journalists have no idea what they are about to face.

Around 10 a.m., Hogwarts was already quite crowded.

Many officials from the Ministry of Magic came here for the Apparition exam.

Perhaps it was the effect of Felix Felicis, or perhaps it was due to its superior efficacy.

Hermione passed the Apparition test with ease.

"You're so amazing!"

Ron exclaimed sincerely. Harry also stared longingly at Hermione.

Hermione waved to the two of them.

"Good luck to you guys, I have some things to take care of."

On the other side—

Sean was sitting in his office, his eyes slightly narrowed, seemingly waiting for something.

soon----

There was a knock on the door.

A witch peeked out from the doorway; it was Ginny Weasley.