Professor Lupine took a leave of absence due to illness. This news fell on Harry's head like a bolt from the blue. Harry suddenly became a little at a loss. These days, he had been spending so much time with the professor that he suddenly lost everything.

Professor Lupine, caught him off guard.

Although he had been warned in advance, he still felt very uncomfortable when the news actually came true.

He wanted to go to Professor Lupin's bedroom to see him, but was told that he had gone to Hogsmeade.

In the days after losing Professor Lupin, they met the person they never wanted to see in class in their entire lives, the Potions Professor, Severus Snape, in the Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom.

Snape stood on the podium, wearing his common robe. He looked at the students below, motioned for them to take out their books, and said sarcastically: "Very good, no need to look any further, your Professor Lupine is ill."

Okay, for the next week or so, I will be teaching you.

Let me see what you have learned.

Oh, giant.

Look at what Lupine has taught you. It's really disappointing, full of loopholes, and unworthy of the name. I feel ashamed to be teaching at Hogwarts with a colleague like him."

He said harshly.

Harry blushed. He knew that Snape was mean, but he didn't expect that Snape could be so mean.

"Professor Lupine teaches very well! Much better than you."

Harry couldn't help but retort that he couldn't see the look of contempt on Snape's face, especially when the person he despised was Professor Lupin.

Snape heard Harry shouting.

He stared directly at Harry, and Harry stared at Snape without fear.

Snape showed a smile without any joy, twitched the corners of his mouth, and pointed at Harry with his finger.

"Ten points from Gryffindor for speaking without asking a question!"

He shouted loudly, and then asked everyone to turn the book to the back, "We are going to study today, werewolves."

He said maliciously.

"Also, Potter, if you talk to me in this tone next time, you're going to be put in solitary confinement."

He threatened Harry.

Harry was shaking with rage.

Snape turned a blind eye to this.

He ignored Harry and began to teach.

"We have already learned. The first lesson Professor Lupine taught us was how to defend against werewolves."

Ron whispered.

Snape heard the voice, but he was indifferent.

"Then let's continue with this class! Look at the class Professor Lu Ping gave you. It's absolutely terrible. He didn't say a lot of knowledge at all."

Snape said, Hermione was a little worried and twisted her hands together under the table, very hard.

She felt as if she knew what Snape was implying.

Gryffindor students have never felt that a class can last so long.

Finally, get out of class is over.

All the students breathed a sigh of relief.

But Snape had no intention of letting them go. Looking at the little wizards who breathed a sigh of relief, he raised his voice.

"Today's homework," Snape said cruelly: "A two-thousand-word paper about werewolves, specifically their origin, development, and how to kill werewolves!

I want to see your results before the next class."

After saying that, he walked away!

These poor students were wailing everywhere in the classroom.

Only Hermione was thoughtful. She felt that she understood the reason why Snape did this, and she was also a little worried that the other students would also find out the secret.

Professor Lupine is a good person. As a mixed-blood wizard, Hermione does not have the fear of werewolves that pure-blood wizards have had since childhood.

She wanted to keep it so secret.

Hermione was walking on the road thoughtfully and thoughtfully when she heard Ron talking to Harry.

This situation only ended when they went to Haige's Care of Magical Creatures course.

Thanks to Lupin, who told Hagrid many times to take it step by step, "Don't let the children come into contact with magical creatures that they shouldn't be exposed to now, Rubeus, you know, there are people who are not happy with your teaching.

Don't give them a weakness to attack you with."

Hagrid did listen. A few days ago, Harry and the others were learning how to feed snot-nosed caterpillars.

But today, Hagrid still couldn't hold it back.

"Today, I will take you to see good things."

He said mysteriously, completely ignoring the "hiss" that Slytherin noticed.

"Shut up, Malfoy!"

Harry said fiercely to Malfoy, and Malfoy sneered at Harry and didn't take it seriously.

Hagrid was walking in front. He led the students towards the Forbidden Forest. In this class, there were many male and female wizards. Hagrid took them to the edge of the Forbidden Forest and led them to see a Buck.

Piccolo - a fateful encounter, isn't it?

Uh-huh, Buckbeak, a hippogriff.

Raptor.

If it counts as a bird.

Obviously, these children should not be exposed to the hippogriff, which is a dangerous beast, although in Hagrid's eyes, he is actually very docile - from Hagrid's perspective, Hagrid feels that the eight-eyed spider

It's very cute, and the dragon cub is also very interesting. The hippogriff is naturally not among the dangerous creatures he considers.

Compared to the fire dragon, the hippogriff is indeed nothing more than that.

"oh!"

After seeing this magical animal, not only the Slytherin students, but also Ron and Harry made a sound of surprise.

This Hippogriff looks too threatening, with its huge falcon head and sharp nails - "If this thing catches me once, I will definitely die," Ron said.

Harry didn't know whether a person would die if caught by this magical animal, but he knew that they might have to face this monster in class today.

Thinking of this, Harry was beating a drum in his heart.

"Don't worry," Hagrid said with a silly smile, looking at the students who were so frightened that they backed away, "Buckbeak is very docile."

Facts have proved that bad things will not change just because others remind them, because Hagrid's character, Malfoy's character, and the habits of magical animals, when put together, will lead to bad results.

He motioned the students to contact Buckbeak one by one. Everyone did a good job, even some Slytherins.

Until Malfoy comes on the scene.

Malfoy was in trouble.

He angered Buckbeak.

Buckbeak nearly disemboweled Malfoy with a claw.

Things happened so fast that Hagrid couldn't even react. He didn't even think of any measures to protect the students!

"No, Buckbeak!"

Hagrid rushed to comfort the magical beast. The Slytherin girl was screaming. Hagrid's face turned pale and he was helpless. Hermione rushed over, looked at Malfoy who fell to the ground and shouted loudly: "Hagrid

Ge, hurry, we need to send him to see Madam Pomfrey!"

Hagrid was comforting Buckbeak. He tied Buckbeak to the stake half forcefully and had no time to respond to Hermione.

Malfoy kept moaning.

"I'm going to die!"

He shouted loudly and kept moaning, "I'm going to die, this beast is going to kill me!"

Ron couldn't hold it back. He shouted to Malfoy: "Stop making noise. If you hadn't provoked Buckbeak, he wouldn't have..."

Before Ron could say anything, Goyle and Crabbe stood up and looked at Ron eagerly.

The Slytherin students cursed Hagrid loudly, and some even affected Ron.

Ron was not to be outdone.

The scene was chaotic.

"Okay, stop arguing."

Harry was also extremely flustered. He knew that this was not a good thing, especially for Hagrid. He knew that something was going to happen to Hagrid - it was considered a teaching accident, especially if Malfoy did it deliberately. He had seen

Malfoy's father, Draco Malfoy, seems to be very energetic in the school board circle.
To be continued...