Psychology Lesson

Although Tierra had not done much research into psychology—

That was only relative to his accomplishments in biology.

He had no trouble at all giving these young wizards, who had never encountered psychology before, a basic introduction.

Especially since he had visited the Dreamlands and come into deep contact with the subconscious of every living creature in the universe, allowing him to further deepen his understanding of Freud's work from a magical perspective.

Throughout the lesson, the young wizards were utterly engrossed in what Tierra taught, unable to pull themselves away.

It was as though a brand-new, fantastical world had opened before them.

Tierra even noticed that quite a few young wizards whose Christmas essays had failed were secretly adding what Tierra had taught into the papers they were about to resubmit.

"Goodbye, Professor Tierra!"

"Goodbye, Lavinia Franz." Tierra smiled and nodded.

"Goodbye, sir!"

"Goodbye."

"Goodbye, Professor Tierra!"

"Goodbye!"

After the dismissal bell rang, Tierra stood at the door and watched the young wizards leave the classroom one by one.

"Tierra! That was absolutely amazing!" Hermione said excitedly.

"Thank you," Tierra replied politely.

Once the last young wizard had disappeared from the Dark Magic Classroom, Tierra's smile gradually faded.

He locked the door behind him, then went to the podium at the front of the classroom and sat on the floor, half leaning against it.

Tierra casually picked up the top essay and began reading it carefully.

The essay came from a boy named Nasser Bent. Tierra remembered that the boy was only fourteen, but he came from a Muggle family, so he already possessed a certain degree of logical thinking and writing ability.

It also seemed that the boy's parents had helped him quite a bit. His assignment was second only to Hermione's in quality.

It was nine pages