From Azkaban To Hogwarts

　　 William had imagined what his new colleague would look like, but he never expected that his new colleague was a good tooth.

　　 Considering all kinds of magical creatures in the magical world and all kinds of magical transformation techniques, he does not rule out that the opponent is actually a puppet made out of dentures or magic props or something.

　　 "This is Professor Guidro Lockhart," Professor McGonagall introduced to William with a rare troubled expression on his face.

　　 "This is Professor Lee (lee) William."

"It's an honor to welcome two Hogwarts this year. Well, the wizards of self-defense magic learning professors. This is rare in previous years. Although it has been said many times, I will repeat it here. Welcome Come to Hogwarts."

William shook hands with the toothman named Lockhart and greeted him, and then sat on two chairs facing Professor McGonagall. Lockhart’s white teeth sprang out from time to time to remind William that he had just spoken to him. New colleague’s guess.

　　 Professor McGonagall began to clean up the desktop.

All kinds of reports and bills were piled up by Professor McGonagall. A few lively shorthand feathers jumped into the drawer under the professor’s wand. William glanced at the stacked documents and found that the top of the document was up with writing For Dumbledore.

　　 There is no doubt that Dumbledore has delegated most of the school affairs to the deputy principal.

　　 Guessing in his heart how much the first white wizard had thrown away his hand at the shopkeeper, William handed out a form of the selection of textbooks he had compiled and the grade he hoped to be responsible for.

　　Professor McGonagall took the form and looked at it carefully for a while, then took out Lockhart's application form from the table and compared it in pairs.

　　 "There is nothing wrong with the textbooks, but you two seem to have a lot of conflicts in the professor grade."

　　 Professor McGonagall pushed the form out and said:

　　 "You all chose the lower grades, but the upper grades also need professors, especially when they are near the big exam, they need the guidance of professors."

　　 William glanced at Lockhart's form, and found that the other party had chosen the first to fifth grades, leaving the sixth and seventh grades.

　　 On William's side, considering his lack of experience, he simply chose only one to four grades, leaving the upper grades to new professors who were more orthodox educated.

　　 So the question is, who is going to teach the upper grades?

　　Professor McGonagall set her sights on Lockhart-although the two professors had no experience in employment, she liked Lockhart more.

Yu Gong, Lockhart is a lot older and William is a lot older, and he spends more time immersed in magic. He has a bunch of shining names in his body. The adventure experience is actually put in the book, and his strength and experience are better than William is too strong.

Yu Shi, after all, William is a wild wizard who has not received Hogwarts education. With the establishment of Hogwarts over the millennia, there have been fewer and fewer such wild wizards, and their strengths are even more uneven, and Lockhart Well, it is an orthodox Ravenclaw graduate with excellent academic performance on campus, and Professor McGonagall believes in this Hogwarts graduate (Note 1).

　　 It seems that Lockhart is more suitable to be a senior professor than William.

　　 But when Professor McGonagall was about to speak, Lockhart spoke quickly in front of her.

"Although I very much hope to teach students in the upper grades, I have some good friendships with those who are in charge of setting exam questions. In order to avoid someone using this to slander the students for their benefit, I think I better not mix with them. Go among the students who are about to take the exam."

　　 William was stunned—what kind of excuse is this?

　　 Three black in one breath?

　　 slander the invigilator for selfish cheating, feel that the relationship between school professors and the examiner is not as good as his personal relationship, and think that school candidates will cheat happily?

　　Also, if this is true, why do you have to teach even fifth graders?

　　 William watched Professor McGonagall's face change, but the professor seemed to hold back.

　　 "Well, in that case, Professor William, do you have any difficulties for the senior student, the wizard self-defense magic learning professor?"

　　Yes, William wanted to say that, but his excuses were obviously not as powerful as Lockhart's.

　　 He didn't mind being a senior professor anyway, so he didn't push back.

　　 "Well, then I will be in charge of the sixth and seventh grade students. Although this is a bit out of my expectations at the beginning, there is still one month left and it is almost enough to prepare lessons."

　　 "It is too tired to be a professor in the fifth grade at one time, and the fifth grade is also faced with O.W.Ls. I hope that Professor William will take the fifth grade students together in charge."

　　Professor McGonagall quickly wrote on the form of the two of them. William noticed that Lockhart's expression was a little unpleasant, but Lockhart had no objection to this decision.

　　 "Then, I will inform the students to purchase the two scheduled textbooks by themselves, and the schedule and lounge arrangements for the two will be delivered with owls within the next week."

　　 After the professor said, he looked at the time. This is the time to see the guests off.

　　 William and Lockhart got up and left together, but after William had finished saying goodbye, Professor McGonagall suddenly added.

　　 "Professor William, please wait a minute. I suddenly remembered that there has been no discussion about the elective courses for the sixth grade students. This needs to be classified according to the O.W.Ls score."

　　 Actually, this is not a complicated matter.

　　 After the fifth grade students pass the O.W.Ls exam, the sixth and seventh grades are optional courses. Students who are interested in continuing to study or who have requirements for future careers will continue to study—but the number of studies should be divided according to the previous exam.

　　 But I don’t know whether Professor McGonagall intentionally or unintentionally, UU reading www. uukanshu. com William saw the list of textbooks selected by Lockhart.

　　Gidro Lockhart, "Walking with Ghouls", Jidro Lockhart, "Holiday with Dominatrix"...Jidro Lockhart, "A Year with the Tibetan Snowman"

　　 A long list of books, the books written by Loha,

　　Is this professor really here for the class? Are you sure you are not selling books?

　　 Considering that students in grades six and seven have to go through two screenings by exams and professors, William has reason to suspect that Lockhart gave up these two grades purely because of a small number of people.

　　 "Students with grades E (good, second grade) can also take the elective. Maybe they have some failures in the exam. If their future career plans require a higher-level certificate, they have a chance to work hard."

　　 William carefully glanced at the transcript and generously released a batch of registration qualifications-normally only the highest grade O can be used.

　　 "Okay, I will notify those students, the number of applicants will be sent to you at the beginning of the semester, and the class schedule and classroom arrangements will also be issued at the same time."

　　 After saying this to William, Professor McGonagall raised his head and found Hagrid who hadn't left in front of the office.

　　 "Oh, Hagrid, I'm sorry, I just forgot about you, what's the matter with you?"

Note: Lockhart graduated from Ravenclaw and almost entered Slytherin during the branch. He had excellent grades. He asked the principal to start the school newspaper, engraved his name on the Quidditch court, and projected his head to Hogg. The sky of Watts passed, and the greatest act was to send himself 800 Valentine's Day cards (when studying at Hogwarts).

　　 Entered Hogwarts Ravenclaw in 1975. At that time, Dumbledore had already served as the principal, and Professor McGonagall was the professor of transfiguration, but it was uncertain whether Professor McGonagall would teach.