How Can One Student Be in Two Classrooms at Once?
Inside Hagrid's Hut, after hearing Lucien's explanation, Hagrid and Harry looked enlightened.
So it turns out there was some "rumor" beforehand.
Lucien then had a thought—in fact, he might actually be able to impersonate a prophet.
If the events in the original story aren't drastically altered, then it really could "Prophecy the future"...
He then thought about his "resistance" to Divination.
Even the Centaur, the race most skilled in Prophecy, Prophecy his future.
If that's the case, can he learn Divination on his own?
No, should I say he has a talent for Divination?
Prophecy cannot be learned...
Hagrid's attention was entirely focused on his upcoming Care of Magical Creatures, and he muttered to himself, "Should I ask Dumbledore... or would that seem too hasty?"
He rubbed his large hands together, his black, beetle-like eyes gleaming as he stared intently at Lucien and the others.
"What does the professor need to prepare? Teaching materials, lesson plans..."
Hagrid was ecstatic to learn he would be teaching at Hogwarts; his expression practically screamed, "You'll choose my class, won't you? Won't you?"
Ron was the first to speak up, patting his chest and guaranteeing that he would definitely choose Hagrid's class, even though he suspected that this Care of Magical Creatures would be the easiest one yet.
Harry and Hermione both expressed their support for Hagrid's class.
Lucien put down his teacup, smiled, and said he was looking forward to Hagrid's lesson.
Yeah, I'll have to remind Hagrid to be careful about classroom safety.
After all, this person's aesthetic sense regarding Magical Creatures is extraordinary.
With Hagrid 'Half-Giant physique, many Magical Creatures appeared harmless or even cute to him.
But that definitely wouldn't work for other wizards, especially young wizards who are still in school.
Putting aside their support for Hagrid, it's actually a good thing that Harry and the others chose this course—after all, many dangers in the Wizarding World come from magical creatures, and the more they know, the safer they are.
Harry asked Lucien, "So, which classes do you want to choose?"
Lucien: "I'll definitely choose Protecting Magical Creatures and Ancient Runes. As for Divination and Arithmancy, I'll consider them further."
He was quite curious about Divination, mainly wanting to see if he possessed the corresponding talent.
As for Arithmancy, he didn't know much about it yet and planned to learn about it to see how it was related to the various fortune-telling Divination used by Muggle.
Ron breathed a sigh of relief after learning about Lucien's course selection preferences.
Fortunately, it included the Ancient Runes and Care of Magical Creatures he wanted to choose.
Especially the spellbook class, which Charlie and Fred George both said was very difficult to learn, now they can ask Lucien for help with anything they don't understand.
Harry hesitated; he had only finalized his choice of the Care of Magical Creatures, and the other course was still uncertain.
If you want something easier, you should definitely choose Divination, but according to Lucien, Ancient Runes will be the foundation for many advanced spells...
Hermione pursed her lips and asked softly:
"Um, can I choose all of them?"
Harry and Ron stared at Hermione in horror.
Select all? Isn't that a bit too much?
Ron coughed lightly, trying to persuade her from a feasibility standpoint:
"Hermione, some elective courses conflict with each other in time, so it's impossible to schedule them. After all, a student can't be in two classes at the same time."
Upon hearing this, a strange light flashed in Lucien's eyes.
Believe it or not, actually doing this requires a certain magical gadget...