Harry Potter and What Happened After - Sahits
Harry Potter and What Happened After - Sahits
Harry Potter and What Happened After - Sahits
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Chapter 27<br />
The first two days of classes seriously made <strong>Harry</strong> rethink his statement to Ginny about being back. He<br />
received more homework in those two days than he ever had in a week of classes.<br />
For Herbology he was supposed to list all the magical plants that could be used medicinally, <strong>and</strong> what<br />
those uses were.<br />
For Potions he had to write an Essay on medicinal <strong>and</strong> healing potions; <strong>and</strong> Professor Slughorn had<br />
said that they would have to make a r<strong>and</strong>omly chosen potion on Friday.<br />
In Transfiguration Professor Molly Aquos had started class by telling everybody to call her Professor<br />
Molly or just Molly so they could avoid confusion with her husb<strong>and</strong>. Then she had told them that they<br />
wouldn't be learning anything new this year, just practicing using transfiguration for self defense <strong>and</strong> to<br />
conceal one's self. She had told them to come back on Thursday with a different face on; literally, they<br />
were supposed to transfigure their faces to be completely different.<br />
Charms was a different story. Professor Flitwick had said that not only would the 7th years be doing<br />
intensive training in various concealment <strong>and</strong> protection charms, but they would also be helping to put<br />
some of the school's spells back. <strong>Harry</strong> had raised his h<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> asked what spells were missing <strong>and</strong><br />
whether or not the stair's spells were on the fritz. Professor Flitwick had mumbled something about<br />
telling the students what spells would be needed later <strong>and</strong> then had jumped off the chair <strong>and</strong> started<br />
teaching them a spell to make wizard buildings invisible to Muggles. They were each given a model of<br />
a house <strong>and</strong> told to make it "vanish to Muggle eyes." When Ron asked how they were supposed to<br />
know if it worked Professor Flitwick had merely said that he would know.<br />
<strong>Harry</strong>, Ginny Ron, <strong>and</strong> even Hermione, had searched through the library for all known medicinal<br />
plants. Luckily they had been able to complete quite a bit of their essays on healing potions at the same<br />
time.<br />
<strong>Harry</strong> was still having a bit of a problem transfiguring his face so that there was no trace of his former<br />
self left, he was having particular difficulty with his scar. When he had asked Hermione about it she<br />
had told him to ask Ginny to cover it with makeup.<br />
"Aren't we supposed to use magic?" Ron asked.<br />
"She never said that we couldn't use makeup," Hermione said, "She just said that we were supposed to<br />
completely conceal our features."<br />
Ron stared at her for nearly a minute with his mouth slightly open. Hermione leaned in <strong>and</strong> kissed him<br />
softly before turning back to her book.<br />
<strong>Harry</strong> was a bit amazed also, he had never known Hermione to take a short cut, but he didn't mind. He<br />
supposed that he could always argue that in a situation where he needed to conceal his features he<br />
would go with the fastest way. And if he was having trouble with a feature it was better to cover it with<br />
makeup than to obsess about using magic.<br />
<strong>Harry</strong> looked at his watch as he finished with the last book that they had found on medicinal plants.<br />
"It's nearly one o'clock," he yawned, suddenly tired. He put his head down on the book <strong>and</strong> closed his<br />
eyes, "wake me up when it's over."<br />
"When what's over?" asked Ginny as she slowly rubbed his back/<br />
"All of it," he said as he took off his glasses <strong>and</strong> put them in his robe pocket.<br />
"Ok," said Ginny as she went back to reading.