It was like going to English class, only for your English teacher to tell you that English actually had magic.
No matter how you thought about it, it felt extremely strange.
"Professor, what could possibly be magical about ancient characters inherited from so long ago?"
At last, someone asked the question aloud.
When they heard it, everyone's murmuring gradually quieted down.
A satisfied smile appeared on Professor Babbling's face as well.
To be honest, she had been waiting for someone to ask exactly that!
"Facts speak louder than words, Mr. Finnigan."
"My conclusion is, naturally, built upon a great many facts."
Professor Babbling saw that she had successfully piqued everyone's interest.
So she began calling on people directly.
"Mr. Green, could you come up here for a moment?"
Black pointed at his own nose in astonishment.
He thought, How did this involve me?
Professor Babbling nodded, signaling for him to hurry up.
In the eyes of Hogwarts's Young Wizards, Black could be called a figure of the hour.
So the moment he walked up, everyone's interest was hooked to the limit.
"I hear that you've studied Ancient Rune quite well. And that you have also discovered the magic of Ancient Rune?"
Professor Babbling asked with feigned casualness.
What did she mean, she had heard I'd studied Ancient Rune quite well too?
Wasn't she the one who knew best what my Ancient Rune level was like?
A lot of your Ancient Rune was taught by me...
Still, Black cooperatively nodded.
He had no desire to undermine Professor Babbling.
"Then... if you don't mind, please demonstrate for your classmates the magic of Ancient Rune that you discovered," Professor Babbling said with a blink.
The corner of Black's mouth could not help twitching. What, was she the professor now, or was he?
Why