"Alright, students, our lesson on Redstone applications ends at noon today. These two things are like one plus one equaling two—just basic rules. But if you can, you can use these rules to do some very cool things. Class is dismissed."
After announcing the end of class, Kayson stretched hard and headed out of the classroom, planning to get some fries from the Great Hall.
"Professor, how come we haven't really seen you around the castle these past few days?" Angelina jogged up beside Kayson and asked.
"I've been investigating that so-called Slytherin Chamber. You all should know about it—the Hogwarts legend."
"Then will you be leaving the castle today, Professor? Going to the Black Lake or the Quidditch pitch?" Angelina continued.
"No. Lately, I've been piecing together a lot of... well... useful clues from all sorts of unofficial histories."
"So you'll be spending most of the rest of the day in your office?"
"After I finish eating, yes."
"Alright, Professor. I hope you have a pleasant rest of the day." With that, Angelina dashed ahead, where the Weasley twins and Cedric were waiting for her.
When Kayson arrived at the Great Hall, he sat down and listlessly chewed the fries in his mouth.
"Why are there so few people in the Great Hall today? Did more than half the young wizards stop coming? Is Hogwarts going through some kind of weight-loss craze?" Kayson asked Professor Sprout, who was seated beside him.
As the kindest professor, she was generally the right person to ask whenever there was gossip at Hogwarts.
"There really is a dieting trend. Haven't you noticed that today's food is much lighter?" Professor Sprout nodded.
"Uh... Professor, does the kitchen have anything special to fill my stomach? Don't they get tired of eating fish and chips every