Sunday evening would remain unscheduled for now, so Harry could get some rest.
Once Harry knew more spells, that free time could be used for dueling practice!
Professor Snape had not forgotten that the point of learning magic was to learn how to use it.
If someone learned spells but could not bring out any of their power in an actual duel, they might as well not learn them at all.
That time would be better spent playing than learning useless spells.
At least playing actually felt good...
Sigh.
What a shame.
Apart from Potions, I really don't know any Alchemy at all.
If he knew other kinds of Alchemy, Snape would actually have preferred to spend some time teaching it.
After all, Alchemy did have a limited impact in head-on combat.
But its trump cards and assorted little tricks were truly too numerous to count...
If Harry could master Alchemy, brew a huge stockpile of potions in advance, make a huge pile of tools, and construct a huge pile of puppets...
Then even if Harry really ran into Voldemort, Voldemort would have to cover his face and run.
You can have my nose. Just stop unleashing all those bizarre gadgets...
What a shame...
"That looks fantastic, Professor!"
This went beyond Professor Snape's expectations.
While she was considering whether she should go somewhere to learn Alchemy, Harry looked at the schedule and, far from being dissatisfied, agreed on the spot!
Seriously, why wouldn't I agree?
Studying ends at just ten in the evening!
Besides, Hogwarts's class schedule was not actually all that packed.
Every day, Harry basically had one or two class periods free. It was so much easier than high school had been!
Oh, no, even my first two years of university didn't seem this easy...
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