Infinite World Exchange Group

Draco couldn't help but help his forehead and sighed.

"I sure was stupid to ask you guys! Let's go, we'll be late if we don't."

The same thing happened on Hermione's side.

"Do you guys ever get the feeling that something is very wrong these days?"

Hermione's eyebrows all furrowed together as she looked at the dazed and confused Harry and Ron who inquired.

"It's a bit off, Professor Snape hasn't been bothering Harry these days. But that's a good thing, with less deductions from Professor Snape, we're going to win the College Cup this year!"

Ron was delighted, and Harry, on the other hand, nodded his head.

Some behind-the-scenes Professor Snape was black as a pot and had already made a note in his little book of thoughts.

"It's not just Professor Snape, it's all the other professors that are out of sorts, don't you all feel it?"

Hermione looked at both Harry and Ron seriously, however the two looked so confused that Hermione was furious.

"Forget it, I don't feel it, I'll find it myself!"

On the other side Draco chanted as he walked.

"Late, late, late."

He had a feeling that something he felt offended about might have something to do with being late, but he couldn't figure out what exactly.

"Hurry up, we're going to run out of time."

Hermione, who was rushing in from a distance, didn't notice and collided directly with Draco.

Hermione was about to say sorry, but then she saw that the person she had bumped into was Draco.

Draco was about to curse when a sudden flash of light came over him and he shouted in excitement.

"Time, yes, time!"

As he said that, he ran outside, not caring about the black magic defense class that was about to begin.

Hermione looked at Draco like this, and it was as if she caught something in her mind as well, but it was fleeting. Finally, at Harry and Ron's urging, he reluctantly walked into the classroom ready to start the lesson.

While the class was in progress, Draco rushed in through the door in a reckless manner, staring intently at Gurrenza.

"Draco, how many points do you think it would be more appropriate for me to deduct from Slytherin for being late plus bursting into class and interrupting class?"

Gurrenza smiled at Draco.

Chapter 117: Department of Prophecy = Peeking into Destiny?

To everyone's surprise, however, not only was there no fear in Draco's eyes, but they were filled with excitement and shock.

"Professor Gurrenza, we're not done with class yet, are we? We've been in that mental fantasy world before, haven't we!"

"Draco, are you awake yet?"

Gurrenza asked rhetorically.

"I've just been down there, and aside from the clocks in the Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom turning normally, the time stays the same everywhere else, including all the dorm rooms, the dining hall, and the Slytherin common room! It's always the same time when we just had our first black magic defense class!

So we're still inside that mental illusion, right? Professor Gurrenza!"

Draco looked nervous and excited.

At the same time Hermione, who was sitting in the classroom, finally reacted to what exactly the wrongness she had been feeling, the wrongness she had felt for the past few days, was like a bolt of lightning as Draco's words strung together all the doubts.

Hermione sprang to her feet and braced her hands on the table.

"Not only the time, but also the various professors, with their questions and answers. They were nothing like the professors themselves, more like magic dolls!

And it wasn't normal that the staircase at Hogwarts hadn't changed at all these days, it had always looked normal!

So it's still in that mental vision of the professor, right? Professor Gurrenza!"

Hermione was fighting like a young lion, and Draco's was like a snake launching a deadly attack, both were so full of aggression!

All the students in the classroom looked shocked at both Hermione and Draco, especially Harry and Ron as if they knew Hermione for the first time.

"Pfft."

Gurrenza clapped her hands lightly and looked at Hermione and Draco with a praising face.

The headmaster Dumbledore and the four deans who had been hiding behind the curtain appeared at the back of the classroom once again, only Snape looked very bad, of course it was when he looked at Harry and Ron.

"Not bad, Draco and Hermione, I was planning on lifting the illusion by tomorrow, if still no one notices the anomaly. But thankfully, you guys aren't too stupid.

Being the first Draco to spot and point out the anomaly earns you fifty Academy points for Slytherin! Hermione, being the second student to spot and point out the anomaly, earned Gryffindor twenty College points!

That's the end of this class, class dismissed!"

Gurrenza lifted his step and walked out, only to suddenly turn around and look at the crowd of students and smile.

"By the way, leave an after-school homework assignment, and the title of the assignment will be called - this time, are you really not inside the fantasy world?"

Then left behind a bunch of panicked lions and snakes.

"Hermione, what did Professor Gurrenza mean by that last statement? What exactly are we in a spiritual fantasy now? Or not inside the mental illusion?"

Ron looked at Hermione with a panicked look on his face, Professor Gullensen's last words were so panic-inducing!

"Did I do all my homework for nothing these days?"

Harry was now a little devastated, the various professors had assigned so many assignments these days, and one by one they were all required to be completed by the following night. He had stayed up several nights in a row for these assignments, and now he was told that they were all done in a mental illusion, in other words all for nothing!

For the next few days, a kind of little snake and lions were still nervous, and every now and then they wanted to make a big deal to verify that they were still in the middle of a mental illusion. But fortunately, after several successive baptisms of Snape's bone-chilling cold, they finally settled down.

In the black magic defense class afterwards, although Gurrenza would continue to use the mental illusion to teach the class as usual, he did not trap the students in the mental illusion for several days as he had done before.

Soon a month passed, about the eight major factions of arcane masters, except for the Department of the Dead and the Department of Prophecy accident, the other six factions Gurrenza had roughly talked about. In this month, Gurensa also took the opportunity to copy all the books in the library, whether they were forbidden or not, into his own private library.

By now, Gurenza also finally had a rough understanding of the Hogwarts world. The Hogwarts World should have been a magical world in ancient history that was not inferior to the Great Orbital World, after all, it was an existence that could give birth to a god like Death. It just might have gone through some heavy setback, such as the Twilight of the Gods or something, which caused the world to drop in rank.

If we used the group's 12 world levels to distinguish between them, the Hogwarts world in its heyday was most likely a top-level Middle World of Infinite Sixth Order at the peak, or an Infinite Seventh Order Grand World, the specifics of which were uncertain, but now it was estimated that this world would be a Middle World of Infinite Fifth Order. Because further up, he could vaguely feel the existence of world limitations.

If in the beginning Gurrenza was planning to see if the water in the Hogwarts world was deep, and if it wasn't deep enough for him to pounce at will, then he was planning to open Infinity to traverse the world. But now a mid-thousand world that had fallen out of place had definitely made Gurrenza a lot more interested.

If he remembered correctly, the rewards for leading a world promotion in the group were rich! Having a world that was originally Infinite Fifth Order promoted to Infinite Sixth Order was undoubtedly difficult; but if it was a world that was originally Infinite Sixth Order, but for some reason fell to Infinite Fifth Order, and then wanted to be promoted to Infinite Sixth Order again. Then compared to the former, the latter was undoubtedly much easier, though it made no difference to the average person.

And after such a long time of research, he had an in-depth understanding of the magic rules of this world, and he had some idea of a certain spell he had been painstakingly developing.