Harry Potter and the Secret Treasures

Indeed, Hermione did not give up her ideas so easily.

“The book itself doesn't have magic to explain anything, it can only prove itself to be a magic textbook, the key is those weird instructions, I've seen the whole book with the standard density and numbness, who knows what's in it?” She skeptically said, "In addition to improving the formula of magic, it may contain other things, such as some dangerous taboo magic…”

Well, her reasoning is very close to the truth!

Hermione is always like this, unconsciously telling the truth about things in an analysis that clearly has no evidence of anything.

I have to say, it's a terrible gift.

Next, just follow this line and you'll find a lot of prohibited items.

Potions by Snape are valuable, but as I said, not 100% safe.

Instead, it is a complete contraband.

“Let's get this straight. What are you gonna do to me?” Harry impatiently asked that he did not want to endure the seemingly endless suspicion of Hermione.

Let her continue her analysis, and maybe she'll say that the textbook was left behind by Voldemort.

“I haven't figured it out yet, maybe I should return it...”

“Are you crazy?” Harry refused directly, probably thought it was not a good answer, after all it was not his book, so he added, "At least not until I have a new magic book, it's not dangerous...”

“It's hard to say, we need to verify.” Hermione still stubbornly said.

“How?” Harry asked impatiently, "except for the stupid idea of returning it to the professor. ”

“Well, I think we can let Ivan keep the book before we make sure it's safe again. ”

“But my potion textbook...”

“You can use Ivan's. Hermione said," Don't look at me like that, Harry, I know you can't afford it, but you can't deny it's dangerous, and I think you admit that Ivan has more experience in this than we do. ”

Ivan blinked, Hermione really, after a half-day of pushing the book into his hands!

Harry obviously couldn't resist, but didn't know how to refute Hermione's suggestion.

He now sees only the benefits of the book and sees no potential danger, naturally reluctant to hand it over to Ivan.

But Ivan wasn't going to want the book, either, which was a personal grudge between Snape and Harry.

He doesn't want to be stuck between them as a third party.

For that textbook, all he needed was a copy, and he went back and looked at the improvements to the potion formula.

“I have an idea, Harry, and if you don't mind, I'll make a copy of this book.” Ivan said, "You can keep it, and of course, if Hermione and I find out what's at stake, give it to the professor. ”

“No problem!” Harry said, taking the Advanced Potion Making out of the bag.

This proposal was easier for Harry to accept than Hermione's, and he had no intention of keeping them confidential.

Honestly, Harry wanted to share the textbook with Ivan, Hermione, and Ron.

Evan puts Advanced Potion Making on the windowsill next to him and takes out his wand.

“Copy into pairs!” He knocked on the old, filthy textbook with his wand.

His voice had just fallen and a copy of the same textbook had been made.

“Great, in that case, I want one too.” Ron said, "Okay? ”

“I can't see the difference between copying a copy and two copies, if you think it's safer.” Harry said.

“I'm fine, too, but you have to understand, Ron, that the replication spell isn't really real, it's just an illusion of magic, and this replica will disappear in about three hours, unless you keep typing magic into it to maintain it.” Ivan said, looking forward to Ron, “If you really need one, I can turn it into another. ”

“Forget it!” Ron shook his head disappointingly when he heard Ivan say that, "Don't bother, I don't have so much magic, if I wanted to see it, I'd borrow it from Harry. ”

“There's nothing wrong now, is there?” Harry asked Hermione.

“I don't think it's a good idea for you to use it in the Potions class until you've confirmed the safety of all the notes above.” Hermione said.

“Come on Hermione, what's the use of having another potion textbook?!” Harry said annoyingly, "Take back the textbook you put on the window deck," and you can't stop me from using it unless you really see what's at stake. ”

Probably because of too much force, the textbook slipped off his hand and spread out on the ground.

Harry bent down to pick up the book, and at that point he saw what was written on the bottom of the seal, or the little, dense, numb handwriting, just like the instructions that helped him win the fueling agent.

It says, "This book belongs to a hybrid prince!"

Snape's signature turns out to be here. No wonder Ivan didn't find it several times before.

This kind of thing depends on luck, there must be something between Harry and Snape...

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Each time a hybrid prince objected to Liberty Pollack's textbook in a few later sessions of the week, Harry did as the hybrid prince suggested, and Slughorn praised Harry's abilities during the last fourth session of the hybrid class.

He kept telling his classmates that he rarely taught such talented students.

Although there was a copy, Ivan never used it in class again because Hermione wouldn't let it.

She followed what she called the "formal” guidelines without wavering, hoping to prove those changes wrong, and the resulting magic potion was far less satisfactory than following the Prince's instructions, so her temper grew worse.

Even with it, she doesn't allow Ivan to use these unproven methods of operation.

Ivan decided to follow Hermione's lead in this matter, and he didn't intend to take Harry's lead anyway.

What are the benefits of being appreciated and valued by Slughorn?

At the moment, it doesn't seem to be at all, unless you count another expanding slugs club.

Like Hermione, Harry's a little upset right now. Although Harry has promised to share this book with him in the classroom, Ron can't be as proficient at recognizing those words as Harry is, and can't always ask Harry to read them out to him so he doesn't get suspicious...