The Hogwarts Professor at Marvel

Chapter 166 God's Adversary and Pig Teammate (Second Update, please subscribe)
As soon as Ian stepped into the classroom, he saw Professor Lockhart sitting on the high platform, his eyes flashed with excitement.

Then look at the entire classroom.

There are 36 desks in the classroom.

Arranged in six rows and six columns, all over the classroom.

When Ian saw Professor Lockhart sitting on the podium, a trace of excitement flashed in his eyes.

Immediately afterwards, I saw the table opposite Professor Lockhart's high platform.

This made Ian's heart move, and he hurried forward and sat at the front, right at the table opposite Lockhart.

When the people behind saw Ian's actions, they were immediately annoyed, feeling that they had missed an opportunity to impress Professor Lockhart.

Ian walked in front of the table, looked at Professor Lockhart opposite, bowed very politely, and said hello.

After seeing it, Lockhart nodded slightly, motioning to sit down.

The following people choose their favorite positions according to their own preferences.

After seeing everyone sitting down, Lockhart flicked his wand, a stack of slightly thick test papers, plus a lot of quills, floated in mid-air, and flew towards all the squibs present.

Soon, a test paper and a quill appeared on the table in front of everyone.

Immediately afterwards, all the squibs heard Lockhart say flatly: "One test paper, 20 minutes."

"After 20 minutes, take a 5-minute break to prepare for the next 25 minutes of question-and-answer sessions."

"I want to emphasize that there is no score on the test paper, it is just to get some information and ideas from you, so that I can understand you and choose the right research assistant."

"So, just write down your true thoughts."

"If you encounter something you don't want to write, you can leave it blank, but you must never write falsehood."

"Attention, the quill is enchanted. If it is false information, it will turn into another color, and I hate deception very much."

Hearing what Lockhart said, all the Squibs looked shocked and nodded.

"Okay, let's start then."

Following Lockhart's command, the Squibs who couldn't wait, picked up the quills one after another, opened the test paper, and filled in the information.

So is Ian.

Opening the test paper, Ian took a look at all the questions and found that the number of questions was not bad, and it was almost perfect to finish writing in 20 minutes.

The first part is asking for his personal, family information.

Immediately afterwards, it is about some attitudes towards wizards and magic.

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Ian's eyes were fixed, and he looked at the question with some doubts, not knowing what it meant.

"What do you think of Muggles? How much do you know about the Muggle world?"

This isn't screening research assistants, so what does it have to do with Muggles?
Moving his gaze down again, he found that there were still some problems that seemed irrelevant.

"How much do you know about non-wizard races? What's your attitude towards them?"

"As a future wizard, what problems do you think exist in the wizarding world?"

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Thoughts flashed by, Ian didn't think deeply, because time was limited, he had to write quickly.

Facing information about your own family.

Ian was very calm and wrote about the death of his parents.

As for the magic attitude.

There is no doubt that he is very eager to learn magic with Professor Lockhart.

And then about attitudes towards wizards.

Ian hesitated for a moment, thought about it and wrote solemnly.

"The wizarding community is very complicated and cannot be generalized. I once knew my boss and he treated me very well. I am very grateful for that."

"But at the same time, the attitude towards some ruthless dark wizards is naturally the opposite."

"But on the whole, most wizards are okay, and only some dark wizards are like cancer in the wizarding world."

Simply write a general attitude about yourself, and you won't go deep.

He firmly remembered what Professor Lockhart said, even if he didn't want to write it, he couldn't write false information if it was empty.

Then, Ian continued to write.

When seeing the Muggle subject.

Ian wrote frankly: "Because of his parents when he was young, he had a certain understanding of the Muggle world. After growing up, he learned about the Muggle world more comprehensively and deeply through some Muggle books."

"As for Muggles, I personally think that we should treat Muggles more rationally, instead of being full of disdain for Muggles with a contemptuous attitude because of some people's words."

Similarly, Ian didn't talk about it in depth. He was worried that some of his ideas were too different from wizards, so he would be abandoned, and that would really be asking for trouble.

As a Squib, it was difficult for him to view Muggles in the same way as wizards.

Because, through some books in the Muggle world, he found that even if a Muggle wanted to kill a squib like him, it was very easy.

Even killing a wizard is not out of the question.

Naturally, in his heart, he did not dare to underestimate Muggles.

I looked up at the time and found that nearly half of the time had passed.

Hurry up and write according to your own thoughts.

If you can write it, then write it out. If you are worried about problems, then write less, and try not to leave it blank.

For example, the understanding and attitude towards non-wizard races.

Ian didn't know much about this aspect, so he simply wrote down a few names he knew, such as goblin centaur and so on.

Regarding attitude, he also thought about it seriously. After listening to Professor Lockhart's last speech yesterday, he felt very shocked and left a deep impression on him.

After thinking about it, I wrote everything about wizards to make wizards great again.

Make the wizard great again, thinking of this sentence, for some reason, Ian felt a little excited, and a rush of blood rushed out of his heart.

At this moment, with the rustling sound of writing in the classroom, Lockhart closed his eyes, cast a spell, and probed the spiritual talent of this group of squibs.

He wants to choose a research assistant, more precisely, to cultivate his own strength.

An important criterion is spiritual talent.

The new magic system does not have high requirements for blood, but pays more attention to spiritual talent.

A squib with good mental talent can quickly realize the resources he invested.

You know, Filch's mental talent can only be said to be average.

But the reason why it performed well yesterday.

The most important thing was when Filch found him and said he wanted to testify for himself.

He spent a lot of resources to train him.

For example, provide some potions that Karma Taj used in meditation, or provide some magic items that can increase the speed of cultivation and concentration.

These allow him to cast his magic smoothly in just one week.

And the resources consumed in it were not many for Lockhart.

But if the number is enlarged to 100 squibs, 1000 squibs, it will become a massive amount.

Therefore, Lockhart tends to find Squibs with good mental talents as his support.

Of course, spiritual talent is only one of the important criteria.

The core criterion lies in their character.

The test paper written by Ian and other Squibs is actually the questionnaire issued by Lockhart.

The main purpose is to understand the character traits of these squibs.

Of course he knew that it was impossible for Squib to fully reveal his thoughts to him.

Everyone has their own scruples and worries.

But despite this, he can judge the character traits of a wizard through the contents of these questionnaires and how much.

At least, he is a mature youth, or a childish kid.

Or a sympathetic Madonna, a rational, calm adult.

These can be seen more or less.

As the saying goes, don't be afraid of opponents who are like gods, but teammates who are like pigs.

Although he will not ask too much for his future teammates.

But teammates like pigs like the Virgin are absolutely excluded.

(End of this chapter)