Hogwarts: I'm just here to enjoy the magic

Ron's guess had a special reason.

These days, it is not popular in Japan to give biscuits to friends as a sign of friendship.

Anyway, there is no such custom in the wizarding world.

and so……

Why do those girls do this?

It's really thought-provoking.

Now that the matter has come to this, all I can say is, don’t guess what the girl is thinking.

Ron and Harry were chatting, and then turned to Quidditch.

This one is more attractive.

Oh, and Snape and Draco.

In the short term, their topics are basically these three.

Quidditch, Snape and Draco.

Although the ranking was not intentional, it was indeed the ranking of importance in their minds.

Time passed slowly.

Soon, the day came for the game that Snape would serve as referee.

Harry was extremely nervous.

I was afraid something would happen.

Also nervous with him was Ron.

And some little Gryffindor wizards.

Strangely, several first-year witches came to Hufflepuff's side.

It didn't look like he was cheering for the Hufflepuff team.

It's weird, I don't know why.

Harry didn't pay any attention to that.

His attention was entirely on Snape.

Maybe Hermione was right.

In full view of the public, Snape did nothing extraordinary.

It's just that in terms of penalties, I prefer Hufflepuff.

Although Harry experienced a black whistle, as the youngest Seeker of Hogwarts, he still played his key role.

It didn't take much effort to catch the Golden Snitch and kill the game.

Looking at Harry who was smiling happily in the field, Jack shook his head: "I just said, there is something wrong with this competition system. No matter how hard others work, they are doing useless work."

As a unique game for wizards, the most criticized thing about Quidditch is that no matter what happens on the field, the only one who determines the outcome is the Golden Snitch.

Rumor has it that there was a match before.

Because neither side could catch the Golden Snitch, the competition lasted for more than a month.

In the end, someone caught the Golden Snitch first, and then the game was declared over.

It lasted too long, and it was a huge challenge for both the players participating and the spectators watching the game.

"We might as well just play around." John smiled and shook his head.

As a Hufflepuff, in addition to loving food and fun, she also loves games.

After all, eating, drinking and having fun are of course the same.

Of course some people also like Quidditch.

But what the younger wizards in the lower grades these days don’t like is orthodox Quidditch.

It's an aerial batting event that's a bit like Killer Baseball.

I have to say, that was much more exciting than Quidditch.

"It's hard to say." Jack smiled, "They are professionals. Let's not challenge their careers with hobbies."

When John heard the words, he tasted it carefully and nodded slightly: "That makes sense."

"By the way, how's the Easter holiday going?" Jack suddenly brought up business.

"Are you still free?" John was a little surprised. "Those little beauties come to play with you every day. Can you spare time?"

This is not nonsense.

This is the case.

After classes in the morning, when I go to the auditorium to have lunch, I always meet one or two girls.

Either they give you potato chips or cakes.

Even after class is over in the evening, we will come over to play together.

Occasionally they practice magic together.

"You are so attractive, I'm afraid you can't handle it." John joked.

"They're just friends." Jack shook his head.

I have already said that she likes me, which is the first of the three major delusions in life.

He didn't think that so many girls approached him because they 'liked' them.

It's probably because the hero saved the beauty last time that they had some good impressions.

That's it.

In fact, that time was really just passing by.

Nothing special happened.

Besides, these girls didn't take the initiative to say "I like you" or anything like that.

He didn't even have a chance to refuse.

"Well... I don't care." John shrugged, "Anyway, I am the beneficiary."

Most of the snacks given by the girls ended up in John's stomach.

In fact, they are doing quite well.

Especially one made by a Ravenclaw witch.

Very appetizing.

I guess he has a smart mind, so it’s easy to get started making snacks?

John didn't think about it either.

Anyway, as long as there is something to eat.

"By the way, does Hermione want to come?" John asked suddenly.

"We are talking about business..." Jack hesitated for a moment, "Let me ask. If she wants to go, just bring her."

His first reaction was actually not to take Hermione with him.

Because in his plan, his schedule will be very busy.

Not necessarily appropriate.

but……

It's time for Hermione to see some things.

Otherwise, if you stay in the wizarding world all the time, your mind will become rigid easily.

Not deliberately disparaging the wizarding world.

But compared to the Muggle world, except for magical magic, there has been no great innovation and progress in the wizarding world for a long time.

for example.

Potions class.

The teaching materials used are still the same old ones.

Although Hogwarts has top potions masters like Snape, the teaching methods have not changed much.

Still the same as before.

Obviously Snape has published many papers.

The potion making process has also been improved.

But in the end, the process from decades ago was still used.

Potions are just a microcosm.

Look at the wand.

Ollivander, has been making fine wands since 380 BC.

This is the slogan of the most famous wand shop in Europe.

Look at it from another angle.

It's been more than 2000 years, and wizards are still using the same wand.

No revolutionary changes.

Jack didn't feel there was anything to praise or be proud of.

Don't wizards consider sword-like wands?

Or like a book?

wristband?ring?Eyeballs?

Gatling model?Barrett model?Colt m1911?

Adults, times are changing and you should keep up with the trend.

Honestly.

Jack himself wasn't sure whether wandless spellcasting was the right path.

But wizards have clung to their wands for so many years.

Is this considered rigid thinking?

And one more thing.

Although Jack has not been in school for too long, he has already figured out some things.

There is no general education at Hogwarts.

Wizards learn nothing at Hogwarts except magic.

My understanding of this world is too one-sided.

After third grade, there is a Muggle Studies class, which is still elective.

Wizards who are not interested in Muggles will not take this course, and even many wizards with Muggle origins will not take this course.

This leads to the fact that after a few years of studying at Hogwarts, the young wizard is even inferior to ordinary Muggles in terms of common sense.

Do you know how many countries there are in the world?

Did you know that people on earth have landed on the moon?

Do you know that the earth will become a village in the future?

Did you know that a probe has explored Mars?

Do you know what is the most important technology that needs to be implemented in the next hundred years?

The wizards don't know.

The most remarkable thing about them is that they know how to eat big melons like Avatar.

What use does that have for human development?

Ha ha.