Basic Requirements for an Auror

"Constant vigilance!" Moody's normal eye swept over the students while his magical eye spun about at random.

"During the wizarding wars in England... situations like this were all too common. Even the owner of a pub you frequented regularly couldn't be trusted!"

"He might already be under the Imperius Curse, casually offering you a fine bottle of wine—and that wine... might already have been laced with a deadly poison."

"Of course..." Both his eyes turned toward Wizet. "If someone can serve as an example, that can have quite a good effect too..."

"Mr. Lovegood!" His voice suddenly rose as he demanded gruffly, "Tell me! Why did you know there was something wrong with that sweet?"

Wizet said, "If Fred and George haven't changed the name again... I believe those sweets are called 'Puking Pastilles.'"

"They're prank products they developed. Eating one causes violent vomiting, and putting the antidote in your mouth immediately cancels the effect."

"So you knew about Puking Pastilles..." Moody raised his wand at a piece of chalk in the corner of the blackboard. The chalk flew into the air and began writing on the board.

"Do you remember what I said earlier? The sooner you learn about illegal Dark magic, the better... The same applies to harmful sweets like these."

"Some students came to ask me after class... how they could become an Auror. This is what I wanted to tell you... The more you know, and the earlier you learn it, the better."

"Even if you possess exceptional magical talent, are a natural Legilimens, or a Metamorphmagus, you still need to arm yourself with extensive magical knowledge if you want to become an Auror."

The students showed great interest in how to become an Auror. Hearing that Moody intended to discuss it, they immediately focused their