You're the most idiotic class I've ever taught

Ancient Runes Office

William sat on the velvet sofa, with two old Vanishing Cabinet at his feet.

One is broken, the other is intact.

Hermione walked over, carrying a plate of freshly washed cherries.

William picked up two, popped one into his mouth, and placed the other towards the broken Vanishing Cabinet.

Hermione crouched down and opened the door of another cabinet.

The cherries were inside, but they were spoiled.

This means that the Vanishing Cabinet is broken and cannot be safely accessed.

"How long will it take to fix?" Hermione tilted her head, curiously examining the inside of the cabinet.

William leaned back on the sofa and said casually, "A few weeks, I guess. Anyway, it'll definitely be fixed before Easter, and then it'll come in handy."

After years of living and working together, Hermione knew what William was thinking without needing to elaborate. She asked softly:

Are you planning to go to Durmstrang during Easter?

"Yes." William nodded slightly. "Voldemort has gone to find Sirius, and I'm a little worried."

The advantages and disadvantages of replacing Karkaroff with Sirius as headmaster are obvious.

The benefits are simple:

He could hold Durmstrang in his hand and unite many Northern Europe wizards to fight Voldemort together.

Since it's already a wizarding war, let's not be short-sighted and only focus on one region, but rather look at wizards across Europe.

The wizards who could participate in this war were not only from the Order of the Phoenix, not only from the United Kingdom Ministry of Magic... and certainly not just children who hadn't graduated from Hogwarts.

That wouldn't be a wizarding war, it would be a ninja war!

It may sound tragic, but it only reveals incompetence.

After all, war kills people... and children are the ones who should least die.

Therefore, William's strategy over the past few years has always been to coordinate the entire European continent as a whole.

He saved Paris, fought the White Dragon in Venice, and battled the North Sea Kraken in Vienna... Was it really just to gain a lot of fame?

Of course not, there is also the respect and friendship between various countries.

If a wizarding war breaks out, and he raises his voice in support, wouldn't the Ministry of Magic, which he has helped before, come to his aid?

William's strategic vision has always been to unite superior forces, eliminate the Death Eaters with minimal casualties, and quickly end the war.

Therefore, Sirius's territory absolutely cannot be lost.

But then another problem arose: faced with Voldemort's attack, Sirius couldn't move, let alone escape.

Once the title of "runaway principal" is confirmed, his reputation will be ruined.

All his efforts in Northern Europe will be in vain.

This trip to Durmstrang was both inevitable and a last resort.

Hermione rested her chin on her hand, tilted her head, looked up at William, and said:

"Coincidentally, Grindelwald is also north of the North Sea, not far from Durmstrang."

Taking this opportunity, the two of us delivered Vinda Rosier's letter to him.

William chuckled, "If we're lucky, we might even see the aurora borealis."

Hermione nodded vigorously, increasingly looking forward to the Easter holiday.

She had originally planned a comprehensive OWL review schedule... well, the seventh round of review.

But the thought of seeing the Northern Lights with William... makes studying seem unnecessary!

Anyway, even if she doesn't study, she'll still get an "O", so it can't be too bad.

If Hermione's inner Versailles quotes were heard by students struggling with their O.W.L. Exam, they'd probably be spitting blood and cursing:

Do you believe me?!

"By the way, I saw an interesting report in the New York Ghost."

Hermione raised her wand, and a newspaper flew towards her.

William took it and found that Hermione had marked the second page.

The title is "How Much More Voldemort is There Than Grindelwald Voldemort?"

This article, at a length, analyzed the differences between Voldemort and Grindelwald, and concluded with a sentence:

No matter how hard Voldemort tried, he would never gain the approval of the man himself.

William almost burst out laughing.

This article was clearly written by Little Tom.

The purpose was probably to provoke Voldemort, hoping he would follow Grindelwald's example and provoke other countries.

I'm really afraid my original body won't die!

On the other hand, Little Tom's fondness for criticizing Old Tom is nothing new.

This is a hierarchy of contempt: Voldemort looks down on Grindelwald, Little Tom looks down on Voldemort.

But haters are still fans... This kind of hating is actually a kind of love born from disappointment and frustration.

When William goes to United States, he'll definitely kill that bastard and send him to meet Voldemort, so their souls can be together.

(Little Tom: Meow meow meow x2)

March,

After a losing streak, the Ravenclaw Quidditch Team finally won three straight games.

William made a the Chosen One return, Ravenclaw from near the bottom to second place.

In the match against Gryffindor, William went all out and scored 170 points.

From then on, William held the top two spots on the all-time goalscoring list.

And as it turns out, he's still the boss... As long as William is there, this Ravenclaw team is in a league of its own.

Of course, William also took up a lot of the team's ball possession... but can a scorer's role really be called a cancer?

The Ravenclaw students are celebrating like it's New Year's Day, already dreaming of a three-peat.

This joyous atmosphere lasted until the eve of Easter, then came to an abrupt end.

Aside from the first-graders, everyone knows that Easter is considered a holiday.

That's for doing homework!

Even William, who is usually easygoing, assigned a lot of papers for the students to... pass the time during the holidays.

The arrival of Easter also serves as a reminder that there are only seven weeks left until final exams.

The young wizards all got up and started reviewing.

William and Hermione will not be spending Easter at Hogwarts this year.

William has repaired the Vanishing Cabinet and sent it to Northern Europe via Akali's Mystery Shop logistics, where Sirius will receive it.

Hermione also spent the whole day making an Easter study plan for Anne.

If she's not around, we need to make detailed plans.

How detailed is it?

In Anne's words, "You're so precise down to the second... you might as well just kill me!"

"How could I bear to part with it?" Hermione said with a sweet smile.

"However, if I come back and find you've abandoned your schedule and gone out to have fun..."

During the summer vacation, you'll have to go home obediently and let Aunt Lyanna supervise your studies.

Anne replied dryly, "I will study hard."

She rolled her eyes, then asked suspiciously, "So, where are you and your brother going for Easter?"

"Attending a meeting," Hermione said, feigning ignorance. "I'll bring you a gift."

Anne glanced at Hermione suspiciously; she had a feeling that the two of them had abandoned her and gone on vacation.

Anne isn't the only one who needs to work hard this Easter holiday.

The fifth-grade students are the most anxious because the O.W.L. Exam is coming up.

Although it has always been said in the school:

A Hogwarts experience is incomplete without failing seven or eight O.W.L. Exam.

This statement is as ridiculous as saying that a university life is incomplete without failing a course.

If someone says this to you all the time, you'll find that they never fail a course and have secretly won scholarships multiple times.

She's such a scheming woman.

With exams approaching, the library is already full, and it's impossible to find a seat.

Many students started lining up to reserve seats as early as 5 a. m.

There are also cases where someone reserves a spot for you, but you never show up all day.

For example, Ron.

He looks like he's working hard, but he's actually slacking off every day.

Recently, Harry has been having headaches because of Voldemort, and his study efficiency has been very poor.

Snape called them the "two idiots."

Ron is a big idiot, Harry is an even bigger idiot.

For students from other years, the teachers usually consider them the worst class.

During Potions Class, Snape yelled at Harry:

"You... you are the most... idiotic class I've ever taught."

Potter, minus 10 points!

In this atmosphere, the Easter holiday finally arrived.

Having deliberately avoided Anne's harassment, William and Hermione packed their things... preparing to use the Vanishing Cabinet to go to Durmstrang.

I hope this trip goes smoothly...

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