From Hogwarts to Strixhaven

The first-year Slytherin students will come to the Astronomy Tower on Tuesday night to take an astronomy course. The professor is a black woman from the African school of magic, Aurora Sinistra.

It is said that Vagado is a place that is very good at astronomy. I guess this is why Dumbledore hired a black professor?

Since the astronomy class on this day will be held at midnight, there is no time left for Ivy to be detained after class, so he can stay in his bed for a long time instead of facing Professor Snape's boring face.

Although Ivy was only detained for two days even if the detention on the first day of school was counted, it was not a fun thing to be forced to deal with potion materials all the time. After all, he couldn't use "Avada Biting Big Melon" to threaten the potion materials to deal with themselves, so he had to do it himself.

Therefore, it was a wonderful thing for Ivy to stay away from Snape's cold potion classroom as much as possible.

The astronomy course was very simple, which was to observe the sky with the telescope prepared by the students after the necessary explanation.

If the orbits of other planets in the solar system are correct, then observe the planets. If you are unlucky, then change to observe other stars in the night sky.

Although it is still September, the temperature at midnight in the Scottish Highlands is already very low. The little wizards who have not changed into winter clothes are shivering with cold, and secretly vow to wear more in the next astronomy class.

Relying on the constant temperature magic on the Slytherin relic robe, Ivy stands out among the little wizards with chattering teeth, not to mention that he can always find the star that should be observed in the night sky in the first time. So Professor Sinistra was happy to add five points to Slytherin.

"You deserve it." Professor Sinistra patted Ivy's shoulder with his dark hand, and then turned to check other people's telescopes.

"How did you do it?"

Ivy turned his head, and a pair of bright emerald eyes were staring at him seriously. It was Cassandra, the beautiful first-year Slytherin student who was a little too beautiful. Ivy was sure that this girl didn't exist in the original Harry Potter book, otherwise no one could resist describing her appearance in detail.

But this is normal, after all, there is no ancient magic in the original book.

"Oh, it's very simple." Ivy whispered, "Just put the telescope in the right position, focus it, and let the stars fall into place. If you don't mind, I can teach you step by step."

"You know I'm not talking about astronomy." Cassandra didn't seem satisfied with Ivy's astronomy tips, but continued to ask questions.

"But we are in astronomy class now!" Ivy widened his eyes, as if he didn't expect that the classmate in front of him didn't complete the classwork well, and discussed things unrelated to the class with him, a good student with both good character and good academic performance.

A little blush appeared on Cassandra's fair face. She took a deep breath and tried not to show her anger so obviously: "Let's talk openly. I must say that your magic is a little stronger than I thought..."

"Just a little?" Ivy knew that she didn't want to admit defeat, but still asked maliciously.

The bright green eyes stared at Ivy for a long time, and then Cassandra continued: "...It is stronger than I imagined. I must know why."

"Oh - I understand, you are asking me?" Ivy pretended to be enlightened. In fact, he had long discovered that the girl was secretly observing him, but he didn't expect Cassandra to confront Ivy so quickly. Ivy thought she would continue to follow until she thought she had mastered some of Ivy's secrets.

"You can think so." Cassandra's words were light and fast, and Ivy almost didn't hear them clearly.

"So...this is your attitude of asking for help as a noble Slytherin?" Ivy continued to tease her.

"Please! Tell me, how did you do it." When Cassandra said this, Ivy could be sure that she heard the sound of her teeth grinding against each other.

"Because I am a genius!" Ivy said proudly, "and that's no big deal for a genius!"

Cassandra turned and left without saying a word to Ivy.

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In addition to attending classes on time and completing homework like a real good student, and then going to the Potions classroom at a fixed time every day to complete his confinement, Ivy has many other things to do.

For example, exploring the castle to see how it is different from more than a hundred years ago.

From the few rooms he knows that are never shown to the public, except for a little more dust, there is basically no big difference. It seems that although many things have changed in the past hundred years, there are still many things that have not changed.

At least Slytherin's study and the chamber of secrets built by the Gaunt family have not changed.

As for the Room of Requirement, changes there are inevitable. At least Ivy knows very well that Voldemort must have entered it during his school years, and even hid the Ravenclaw diadem as a Horcrux in it when he returned to Hogwarts for a job.

But because time and distance do not allow it, Ivy has never gone there. Especially when there is always a little tail behind him from time to time.

No mistakes, one post, one content, one book, one bar, one 6, one 9, one book, one bar, one look!

Yes, Cassandra did not seem to give up, but chose to secretly investigate Ivy's secrets.

Just because of the "magic exchange" in the Slytherin common room on the first day of school, Ivy thought that Dumbledore and Snape would strengthen their surveillance on him, so he could do something else to divert his attention.

Perhaps some people would wonder, while completing his studies at Hogwarts, he also had to deal with Snape's confinement. Where did Ivy get the energy to do other irrelevant things?

This has to talk about the first-year students' schedule.

As freshmen who have just joined the big family of Hogwarts, first-year students actually have very few courses.

There are only three Herbology classes, two Transfiguration classes and Charms classes, one History of Magic, one Defense Against the Dark Arts, and one Astronomy class per week, and two consecutive Potions classes (on Friday morning, Slytherin and Gryffindor take them together). The rest is the flying class as a physical education class. The flying class is also twice a week, on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, respectively. Slytherin also takes it with Gryffindor, but it has not started yet in the first week of school. The first flying class will not be held until next Thursday.

In this way, first-year students only need to take 14 hours of classes per week, and if they count all five days a week, there are a total of 35 hours of classes!

In other words, first-year students have plenty of time to explore the castle, figure out the route to class, and then complete their homework. Don't be too happy!

Therefore, even if he has to deal with confinement at night, Ivy still has a lot of time to do other things, and what he has to do recently is to continue studying the Destruction Grimoire.