HP Shavings Wizard

Chapter 290 Practical Lesson

A few days later, Dumbledore simply handled the entry procedures, and one morning, he introduced the new professor Kevin Abernathy sitting in the staff seat next to him to the young wizards below.

When they saw the old headmaster stand up - because Alison had ruined his reputation by pretending to be a father before - the young wizards' eyelids twitched and their faces looked alert, fearing that Professor Dumbledore, who had been normal for only a few days, would suddenly go crazy.

The house flag is a trivial matter, it is just an external thing - even the students of Ravenclaw, whose flag was replaced in the first place, think so now - as long as Professor Dumbledore is a normal person, it's fine.

"..."

Dumbledore looked at the crowd silently, keenly aware of the children's thoughts, cleared his throat, and gestured for everyone to be quiet.

The restaurant, which was originally filled with whispers and discussions, suddenly became quiet. Everyone looked at Dumbledore, waiting for him to announce something important, or to show that he was having mental problems today.

Of course, some careful little animals noticed the new face in the staff box and suspected that the announcement was related to this.

Dumbledore smiled gently and spoke slowly.

"Children, we have a new professor joining us today - Kevin Abernethy. Mr. Abernethy will be responsible for teaching you practical lessons to help you better master combat skills and improve your strength."

The professors had already known about the addition of practical courses and were just looking at their new colleague out of curiosity.

The little wizards below were in an uproar, with confusion and surprise on their faces.

Practical course? When did Hogwarts have this course? He was so eager to find the professor suddenly after two months of the new semester, instead of waiting until the next school year...

Dumbledore smiled at everyone and motioned for them to be quiet.

"I know this may sound a little sudden, but believe me, this course is very important for you."

After saying this without any reason, he sat down with a faint smile, cunningly not immediately revealing the existence of the game world to answer the little wizards' questions, just waiting for them to explore the surprise on their own during class.

Seeing that Professor Dumbledore had sat down, obviously he had finished his lecture, the students looked at each other and murmured, but still gave him some face and broke out some sparse applause to welcome the new professor.

Some people mourned the loss of their free time.

The new compulsory course will inevitably take up at least an hour and a half of the precious workday.

There are also energetic little wizards who are eager to try.

After all, the practical class sounds like a class where students fight openly using attack spells.

Facing the curious and inquiring eyes below, Abernathy remained calm and composed.

He only stood up and nodded when Dumbledore introduced him, without saying much, and then began to enjoy the Hogwarts breakfast.

The old wizard had a somewhat bookish air, and since today was his first official appearance, he was dressed solemnly and neatly, and looked quite good—except that he didn't look like someone who was good at fighting.

But the short Professor Flitwick is a similar existence - just looking at him, who would have thought that the Charms professor is a dueling champion?

When it comes to combat effectiveness, you can’t judge a person by his appearance.

The young wizards below were whispering, discussing the background and strength of the new professor.

Abernathy...

The surname sounds like it has Scottish origin, but this person doesn't seem to be a British wizard - Britain has never heard of such a person or a wizard with this surname - Professor Dumbledore should attach great importance to the newly added courses. He is unlikely to let an unknown and unsuccessful old man teach the course, right?

The small animals made quite a bit of noise, so someone as observant as Abernathy could easily pick up on some of their comments.

He just smiled and didn't care what the children thought of him.

Having lived for nearly a century, he still has this level of determination.

Today was his first day of showing up, and he was teaching a practical class, so there was really nothing to show in the restaurant. When he started the class, everyone would know his strength. After all, he was a real talent, so he was not worried at all.

The newly arranged timetable was distributed by each dean to the class leaders, who were responsible for distributing it and notifying every little wizard of the revised timetable.

After receiving the class schedule, the class leaders quickly began to notify everyone.

For a moment, the long tables of each college became as boiling as boiling water.

The practical classes were not as long as I had imagined, but they were too long! Unexpectedly long!

There is only one class a week, but it takes up a morning or an afternoon.

What if the original schedule does not allow for such a long period of time on weekdays? Then of course - classes on Sundays!

It’s so sinful!!!

The little animals complained.

I have to get up early to take a rare nap!

Although wizards do not believe in Muggle religions, who doesn't want a day off?

Moreover, the homework assigned by other professors also needs to be completed on weekends!

And if it's Hogsmeade week, we have to go out again on Saturday...

It’s useless. It’s useless.

But this was Professor Dumbledore's decision, and no one could resist.

The deans of their respective colleges also support practical courses - even if they take up students' rest days.

Several professors made it clear that this course was very important and related to their future, and that the course arrangement was not decided by Professor Dumbledore alone.

Therefore, for the sake of their own future prospects, the young wizards had to give up with reluctance.

However, ever since the first group of little wizards arrived at the designated classroom, there have been no more complaints.

Because - the game world is so interesting!

Since it was cumbersome to enter and exit the Room of Requirement, Alison opened a portal in a designated empty classroom. By the way, Dumbledore and Grindelwald also decided to set up a portal in one of the bases of the Order of the Phoenix and the Saints, and asked Alison to make a trip there.

Of course, let’s get back to the topic.

Ever since they saw the vertical oval portal, everything has been shocking the little wizards who were originally muttering about why the class was an indoor class before class.

Choose a game profession, upgrade and add points, add skill points and automatically learn a new system of magic from another world in your brain...

The improved soul power, physical fitness, and total amount of magic power all belong to them.

Just by playing this game, you can become stronger in real life! Who can resist such temptation?

Moreover, Professor Abernethy, who led them to explore this world, was indeed an excellent combat expert - he was proficient in the use of various magics, just right. He had rich combat experience, and was very good at controlling the rhythm of the battle. He could easily talk about relevant combat experiences in the past...

After each battle, Professor Abernethy would patiently explain to everyone what they needed to pay attention to during the battle and point out everyone's shortcomings.

Although he does not have the natural spotlight appeal of Professor Grindelwald, he is indeed an excellent professor with great patience.