Chapter 49 Grouping

At this time, Wright had completely processed the test flight data of Moon Dream. He put the full manuscript paper into the Mock bag and put it away, and then looked towards Professor Devonte in front of the podium.

I don’t know whether it’s because of the professionalism he has developed as an actor over the past few decades, or because he didn’t bring any other clothes. Professor Derwent still maintained the same outfit as when he first entered Hogwarts, with his faded gold half-armor and mottled scratches. The marks were lightly engraved on the surface of the armor, giving him the smell of war smoke. And his purple skin and purple bald head are very conspicuous in the classroom.

"Good morning, my dear students." Professor Derwent stood at the edge of the desk and greeted all the students in the classroom with the same smile as last time.

"Good morning! Professor Derwent!" The students in the audience responded loudly.

"Very good," Professor Derwent said, "I believe you have also seen that today's classroom is much larger than last week's classroom, because there are nearly twice as many people here as last time."

"Today's Defense Against the Dark Arts class is for first-year and second-year students. In fact, you may have heard that I divide students from first to second grade into one group, and students from third to fifth grade into one group. , students in grades six and seven are divided into one group,” said Professor Derwent.

Because he sat quite far back, Wright had a good view of everyone in the classroom.

As Professor Derwent said, this classroom was filled with all the first and second year students at Hogwarts for this academic year. Among the first-year students, Wright could already recognize most of them. Among the second-year students, there are also some familiar faces to Wright, such as the Weasley twins of Gryffindor and their good friend Lee Jordan, and Cedric Diggory of Hufflepuff.

"You know, no Defense Against the Dark Arts professor has ever done this before, but dealing with the seventh-grade curriculum issue has made my hair go crazy." Professor Devonte pretended to be distressed. He patted his bald head. When he wasn't serious, the comedian-turned-professor could easily make others laugh.

The students in the classroom also laughed together.

"This grade division is determined based on the knowledge quality of the students. The first and second grade students have just entered the school and have not been exposed to any advanced magic; starting from the third grade, students have more elective courses and a lot more Private time; students in the sixth and seventh grades need to prepare for the Ordinary Wizarding Level Examination (O.W.L.) and the Ultimate Wizarding Examination (N.E.W.T.), so their courses will be more difficult."

"But these don't have much to do with you. After all, most of you can't even release the armor protection well." Professor Derwent said with a smile to most of the people in the classroom. If you don't find it funny.

The laughter in the classroom quickly stopped.

"Okay, kids. Now just like two classes, put all your belongings in the drawers, and then I will clean up and expand the space in the classroom again."

The students were already completely familiar with the matter of transforming the classroom. As soon as Professor Derwent finished speaking, the students put their belongings in the drawers. Some students stood up immediately because they brought nothing but their own wands to class.

Wright took Chang Chu's Defense Against the Dark Arts textbook into her mok bag, and this time she did not refuse.

Then, Professor Derwent turned the lecture theater into a pyramid with a huge platform as before, and the students immediately walked up from the stage.

After all the students stepped onto the platform, Professor Derwent stood on the small platform in the center of the platform like last time and said to the students: "Now we will start the first game right away. Its name is' Group confrontation'.

"The first part of this game is called 'grouping'."

"The rules of the grouping are relatively simple. You can freely group them according to your own wishes. The only restriction is that there can only be two teams in the first game." Professor Derwent said.

"There is no limit on the number of people in each team, no limit on college affiliation, and no limit on gender. If possible, you can work in a group alone and then fight against everyone else; you can also join other college students, no need to It doesn’t matter which college you belong to, you don’t have to join the team with the larger number of people in your own college.”

"From now on, you have half an hour to determine the team members." As soon as Professor Derwent finished speaking, he immediately closed his eyes.

The students standing on the platform looked at Professor Derwent who stopped talking and couldn't help but look at each other. If it were another teacher, if he wanted to divide the students into groups, he would definitely not divide them into only two or three groups. After all, everyone knows that Hogwarts has four different houses, and even the House Cup is competed by the four houses separately.

Five minutes passed, and Professor Derwent still maintained his posture of closing his eyes and concentrating.

Regardless of whether they were first-year or second-year students, the students from each college first consciously stood together according to the college they belonged to. For a while, four neatly colored squares of red, yellow, blue and green appeared on the platform.

After a while, red dots slowly began to join the blue square array, and then, blue dots joined the yellow square array; but although small dots of other colors joined He entered the green square formation, but the green square formation still maintained a state of being unable to enter or exit.

The students of Slytherin watched the interaction between the other three houses with cold eyes. They had already chosen their team members. Naturally, it cannot be Gryffindor. They are naturally hostile to the group of manic lions; nor can it be Hufflepuff. Although noble nobles will never lack mediocre friends, it is naturally impossible for a group of nobles to take the initiative to fight with them. A group of mediocre people working together. Then, the only choice left for Slytherin House was Ravenclaw.

When the crowd was no longer scattered, Ravenclawy was mixed in with some Gryffindors and Hufflepuffs, as were the other two houses.

Then the Slytherin students, led by a second-year student who seemed to be more prestigious, directly joined the student square with Ravenclaw as the main body, and a few scattered Gryffins almost at the same time. Many students left the Ravenclaw square and walked to the opposite side.

At the same time, the other two student formations also merged together, roughly forming a situation of Ravenclaw + Slytherin versus Gryffindor + Hufflepuff.