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"From Professor Lupin's lesson, it isn't hard to see that he plans to focus on the contents of The Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Protection from now on, doing his best to help everyone score highly on their O.W.L.s rather than teaching us more practical magic."

After leaving the Defence Against the Dark Arts classroom, Lee Jordan briefly shared his analysis. He knew his dormmates had understood it too, but he could not help remarking, "He really is a competent professor. But judging by Professor Lupin's clothes, it seems he hasn't been living very well?"

"I think I know why," Albert said mysteriously.

"Why?" all three asked, turning to look at him.

"I haven't found proof yet. But if I'm right, it's best not to let anyone else know. Otherwise, Professor Lupin will probably have to resign." For the moment, Albert had no intention of telling his three dormmates that Professor Lupin was a werewolf.

"Tch, keeping us in suspense again."

"Is it really that serious?"

"Could he actually be Black in disguise?"

The three of them were all curious about what secret Albert had discovered yet again.

Why was it that everyone attended the same classes and had eyes in their heads, yet he always noticed so many secrets no one else knew?

"Mm." Albert neither confirmed nor denied it.

Professor Lupin's circumstances were pitiful, but people still needed to remain wary around creatures like werewolves.

"Still, I think I finally understand why so many wizards working at the Ministry of Magic can't cast a decent Shield Charm..." Fred had barely begun his complaint when George cut him off.

"I remember you complaining about something similar before." George continued Fred's unfinished rant. "Are you about to say that with this teaching method, unless everyone spends a great deal of