I had to admit, this lesson was actually pretty impressive.
Remus Lupin, mingling among the students, couldn't help but think more highly of Klein.
Many people might possess a great deal of knowledge, but teaching it to others was another matter entirely. Teaching was a skill in its own right.
Seen in that light, Klein Grindelwald had the makings of a fine professor~
Lupin smiled bitterly.
Heaven really was unfair. Why did it favor one person so much?
"Good. Break time is over."
Klein had no idea that he had once again become the object of someone else's envy.
He clapped his hands and, following the plan he'd made beforehand, continued teaching them the finer points of casting the Patronus Charm.
Time passed, and the Mutual Aid Society's meeting drew to a close.
Yet the young wizards were still full of energy. None of them wanted to leave.
Klein felt deeply gratified.
After all that effort, he'd finally gotten his classmates to appreciate the joys of extra lessons.
The Far Eastern approach to learning had, for the first time, caused a flower of hope to bloom on English soil.
A simple teaching method had built a magnificent bridge between two cultures.
Ahem, getting off track.
In short, it had been a novel experience for everyone, both the young wizards and Klein.
They had all thoroughly enjoyed the brief eighty minutes.
The new teaching style, so different from ordinary lessons, had also set the young wizards dreaming. If every professor could teach like Klein, their chances of failing a class would surely drop dramatically.
Heaven was their witness: sometimes, it wasn't that they didn't want to study. The professors' teaching methods were simply far too dull and stern!
"I've seen something quite remarkable."
With the meeting over, Lupin's curiosity had been