Harry Potter: From Muggle Cousin to Conceptual Wizard

Chapter 165 of the curriculum is finalized! Weasley's old belongings get a major makeover!

Upon hearing that Dudley was going to use the Sorting Hat for the test, some of the students in the audience who had hoped to sneak into the class changed their expressions, showing a sense of disappointment that their plans had failed.

However, many people have more faith in Dali, believing that its selection method is very fair.

"When does the Dursley teaching assistant plan to hold the first lesson? Tomorrow or the day after?"

Cedric Diggory, a handsome and tall third-year student from Hufflepuff House, stood up and asked Dudley, representing the expectations of the Hufflepuff students.

He has an extraordinary temperament and is very polite, making people feel good at first glance.

Dudley glanced sideways at this strongest warrior of Hogwarts a few years into the original story, and also the first to perish before the great battle, a figure filled with regret, and nodded in reply:

"Tomorrow I will start setting up the classroom and preparing lessons. After breakfast on Sunday morning, please have the Sorting Hats come to test everyone in the corridor in front of the classroom on the fifth floor. Anyone who is interested is welcome to participate."

After lunch on Sunday, students who have passed the test should arrive at the classroom on time for class.

"So what's the name of this course?"

Not wanting to be left out, the Weasley twins followed up with a question after Dudley finished speaking, as if to flatter him.

This question really stumped Dali.

He was so focused on planning the course that he overlooked something as trivial as the course name.

"Let's call it... Practical Magic Skills Enhancement Course!"

Dali hesitated for a moment, thought for a while, and then made up a course name on the spot.

He once again won applause from the students in the audience who were confused but impressed.

Amid the applause, Dudley waved away the giant water dragon swirling in the air, stepped down from the small platform of the faculty seating area, went to the Gryffindor House table, and sat down next to his cousin and his friends.

He stretched out his finger, tapped the empty plate, and summoned the food and drinks prepared by his house-elves.

He spent the entire afternoon and evening working hard, racking his brains, and his stomach was growling with hunger.

I need to take good care of myself.

While Dali was eating, the other students had already finished eating.

Even if they weren't full, they had no appetite to eat anymore. The major events and big moves Dali made that night had shocked and prompted them to reflect deeply.

Everyone is reminiscing and discussing it.

Meanwhile, Ron, who was sitting very close to Dudley, spoke to Dudley about another topic with a mix of joy and shyness:

"Dudley, my parents sent letters to me and my brothers at school. They said they were very grateful to you for recommending them to Headmaster Dumbledore, which led to their joining the Order of the Phoenix and taking on a great mission."

“Oh, is that it?” Dudley chewed a piece of well-done steak and swallowed it, replying very candidly, “I recommend it because your parents have excellent qualities and abilities, and also…”

"And because of me, right? Dali, I also want to thank you on my behalf. Thank you for making a contract with me, helping me create a study plan, helping me become stronger, and even helping my parents find a high-paying job. I'm so happy, so overjoyed!"

Ron, beaming with delight, interrupted to express his gratitude to Dudley.

Judging from Ron's current demeanor, he has clearly grown a lot; at least he is no longer stingy in expressing his gratitude.

Dudley ate his food, glancing briefly at the delighted little Ron, and said casually:

"You're getting ahead of yourself! You've enjoyed the benefits, it's time for you to pay the price! Tomorrow you and Harry will help me tidy up and decorate the classroom!"

“No problem!” Ron agreed readily.

"I want to help too!" Hermione eagerly raised her little hand.

“Okay, everyone go! The more people there are, the less effort I have to put in!” Dali welcomed his friends’ enthusiasm without hesitation.

"Oh, right!"

Ron suddenly remembered something and quickly added, "Dumbledore gave my parents a large advance, so they went to Diagon Alley and bought our whole family a complete set of new clothes, new textbooks, new teaching aids... and gifts."

In their letter, they said they had too much stuff, so they had someone deliver the things they bought for Percy, Fred, George, and me to the Owl Post Office in Hogsmeade Village, and asked my three brothers to go to Hogsmeade Village to pick them up tomorrow.

I might have to find some time tomorrow to go outside the castle to help out. My parents say there's a lot of stuff, all brand new!

Ron spoke with great excitement and happiness.

Dali felt a little speechless.

No wonder the Weasleys are dirt poor; besides having a large family, their tendency to spend money as soon as they have it must have played a significant role.

In the original story, Ron's father, Arthur Weasley, won the lottery and received 700 Galleons. Before he could even enjoy it, he took his whole family on a trip to Egypt.

That's what they call living for the moment, indulging in pleasure and letting money come back even when it's all gone—utterly carefree.

They have absolutely no concept of saving.

However, this isn't necessarily a bad habit. Spending money when you have it and enjoying life to the fullest may not be a bad choice.

Dudley wouldn't comment further; instead, he was grateful for the Weasleys' choice, because Ron's things had been completely replaced, and his C-level regret should be perfectly resolved.

"Ron, go ahead! You can come find us again tomorrow after you've collected your stuff, it won't delay anything!"

"Dali said very casually."

Ron was even happier.

A little further away, Percy and the Weasley twins also noticed this and cast grateful glances at Dudley.

After all, the Order of the Phoenix today is different from the Order of the Phoenix in the original story.

That's a powerful, wealthy, generous, and top-notch organization in the magical world.

With the Weasleys joining, their family's finances were no longer so tight.

After a brief hiccup, Dali finished his dinner smoothly, and most of the people in the auditorium had left.

He sent his cousin and friends back to the Gryffindor common room, while he went to the school hospital to find out what was going on.

Inside the university hospital, Dumbledore and a group of professors had finished their consultation.

After discussing it for a long time, they still couldn't come up with a way to quickly cure Eckeris.

Unlike the last time she was attacked by a unicorn, this time, Eckeris had real wounds from being bitten by a magical creature and was also poisoned.

The wound from the bite of the eight-eyed giant spider is not an ordinary scratch or abrasion; healing spells cannot make it heal quickly.

The venom of the eight-eyed giant spider has already spread throughout Ecclesia's body, and now her entire body, except for her head, is covered in poison.

In addition to the unicorn energy attack curse remaining in Erkris's body, it can be said that if Snape hadn't given her that potent antidote at the critical moment, Erkris wouldn't be a lady now, but a corpse.

Ultimately, Dumbledore rejected the suggestion from some professors to transfer Erkris to St. Mungo's Hospital for treatment, arguing that Erkris was not fit for long-distance travel at her current age.

We discussed a long-term method for healing and gradually removing toxins, which we plan to use on Eckeris.

Judging from the situation, it seems that Ecclesia won't be able to regain her mobility for at least three or four months of treatment.

Her left leg, which was almost bitten through by an adult giant spider, couldn't withstand any more mischief from her until it was healed.

As for a complete cure, it will probably have to wait until the end of this school year.