As noon approached, after the first lecture ended, Sirius announced the content of the next session and assigned a twelve-inch report summarizing what they had learned about school rules and discipline.
As noon approached, Sirius's lecture also drew to a close.
"That's all for today's lecture. I have a little assignment for you: everyone is to write a report on the school rules, at least ten inches long.
"I hope to see you all here again at the same time tomorrow morning. Here's a little preview of tomorrow's lecture-'Wizarding Psychology,' presented by a gentleman none of you will expect."
Soon, Sirius arrived at Douglas's office.
Looking at the food already laid out on the dining table, Sirius asked in puzzlement,
"Isn't Douglas back yet?"
Lupin spoke as he ate his beef.
"No. Apparently, the people from the Wizarding Examinations Authority dragged him off to look at the Chamber of Secrets challenge course. By the way, how did today's lecture go?"
Sirius smiled and said smugly,
"Pretty well. They were reasonably well behaved, and quite a few were interested in that game. Douglas can launch his game board during the summer holidays."
Lupin poured Sirius a glass of red wine and said with a smile,
"Who would have thought the real purpose of these lectures was for Douglas to launch his own product?"
Sirius took a sip of wine and looked at Lupin.
"So, have you really decided?"
"Haven't we already agreed?"
In the Great Hall at lunchtime.
Those taking exams and those who weren't gathered together.
Those who had attended the lecture described the school rules game.
"You have no idea. Whatever number the dice randomly rolls, that's how many spaces you have to move. If you land on a reward, it gives you the corresponding reward right away. If