The Little Wizards almost all stopped what they were doing and uniformly looked towards the corridor.
Following everyone's gaze, Harry was surprised to find that Professor Snape had changed from his usual black robes to a well-tailored dark suit, completely transforming his appearance.
The suit was made of excellent quality, the ink-black fabric conforming to his slender figure, highlighting his somewhat austere demeanor even more distinctly.
Beneath the high collar was a white shirt, his tie impeccably knotted, forming a sharp contrast with his black hair and slightly pale skin.
Compared to his usual image of flowing black robes, he now appeared more serious and composed, looking from afar like a movie star from the Muggle world.
Harry kept rubbing his eyes, as if doubting he had seen the wrong person;
Hermione silently covered her mouth, clearly finding Professor Snape's attire hard to process;
Even the boisterous Ron and Malfoy couldn't help but swallow, evidently the impact of this scene was a bit much for them.
Everyone was shocked by Professor Snape's outfit, their eyes filled with surprise and disbelief.
Is this really Professor Snape?
This outfit is too handsome!
How come I never noticed Professor Snape had such a handsome side?
Damn it, it must be because his usual black robes sealed his good looks.
The students' clamor grew louder and louder, eventually turning into some strange chants.
"Professor Snape, you look so handsome in that outfit, we love it!"
"Professor Snape, could you please destroy all those black robes with a spell?"
"Professor, please follow this standard for your future dressing style, we love to see it!"
"Professor, please permanently weld this outfit onto your body with a spell, please!"
Listening to the students' clamor, Professor Snape's mouth twitched almost imperceptibly.
On the surface, he maintained a cold, expressionless look, but in reality, he was already cursing Sebastian loudly in his mind.
Bastard Swan!
Intentionally making him look foolish in public.
He insisted that his black robes looked strange at a Muggle airport and that he could easily be mistaken for a terrorist by Muggle police.
If he hadn't believed his nonsense, he wouldn't have had to wear this untimely suit, nor would he have had to endure the students' stares and teasing.
Damn it, that bastard still has the nerve to smile!
Come on, while there's still time, let's go to the Duelling Club for a match; see if I don't give you a good greeting with curses.
Professor Snape forcibly suppressed the urge to teach Sebastian a lesson, and with an expressionless face, he walked over to Sebastian, speaking in as calm a tone as possible.
"It's getting late, aren't you going to depart soon!"
Sebastian did not provoke Professor Snape's fragile nerves with words, but instead grinned and beckoned the students to the school gate, where they boarded the Knight Bus that was already waiting.
As soon as they got on the bus, Sebastian collected the students' wands, and then used the In-carmagic television to demonstrate the airplane boarding process and various precautions to everyone.
For a moment, several students felt as if they had come to a Muggle Studies Class.
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Sitting in the first-class cabin of the airplane, the students curiously explored everything around them.
They pressed their faces against the windows, watching the night view of London shrink, their eyes filled with irrepressible curiosity and excitement.
Harry kept comparing the differences between the airplane and flying brooms, finally concluding firmly.
In terms of thrill, flying brooms were clearly superior.
However, the airplane flew much higher than flying brooms, and in terms of comfort, flying brooms couldn't even come close.
He glanced at Percy and Penelope, who were openly showing affection, smiled slightly, and then focused on studying the facilities on the airplane.
Before the Little Wizards' excitement could wear off, Sebastian's voice came from beside them.
"Attention everyone, our destination this time is the American wizarding world."
"Due to the unique nature of the American wizarding world, I will briefly introduce its customs and various precautions here."
Through Sebastian's explanation, the Little Wizards gradually learned that in the 17th century, Wizards from Europe began to immigrate to North America along with Muggles.
At that time, the overall scale of the American wizarding world was still very small, and there was no form of magical government.
Therefore, some Wizards from different countries became mercenaries or bounty hunters, calling themselves Scourers.
Their term for Muggles also changed, becoming No-Majs.
Due to a lack of restraint, these Scourers began to use their position for personal gain, illegally arresting and torturing innocent Wizards, and even handing Wizards over to No-Maj trials in exchange for bounties or land.
During the Salem Witch Trials, the Scourers' behavior became even more frenzied; they not only betrayed Wizards but also sold No-Majs as Wizards to the church, an act that sparked widespread discontent in the Wizarding World.
Under the influence of the Salem incident, the American Magical Congress was established, and the Scourers' actions were finally restrained.
The American Magical Congress took strict measures, began to crack down on the Scourers' illegal activities, and many Scourers were arrested or executed.
Of course, many Scourers still escaped capture, and they began to form families with No-Majs, forever hiding among the No-Maj population.
To conceal the Scourers' identities, they would even abandon children with magical talent, keeping only non-magical offspring.
Some vengeful Scourers would also tell their descendants that Wizards were real and should be eliminated if found.
Later, a Witch named Dorcas fell in love with a descendant of a Scourer, almost causing the American wizarding world to be completely exposed to No-Majs.
To prevent similar incidents from happening, the Magical Congress of the United States of America directly enacted Rappaport's Law, completely separating the Wizarding World from No-Maj society.
Upon hearing this, the Little Wizards could hardly believe their ears.
They had only heard that the environment in the American wizarding world was somewhat abnormal, but they never imagined it was this abnormal.
Although this strict law was abolished, some peculiar policies were still retained.
Prohibiting Wizards from marrying No-Majs;
Prohibiting befriending No-Majs;
Wizarding families cannot keep magical pets;
Carrying a wand requires a license to facilitate the Magical Congress of the United States of America's tracking of all magical activities and identifying perpetrators through wands.
Violating these policies were all serious crimes, with severe cases even leading to the death penalty.
In the Professor's words, they claimed to uphold humanitarianism, allowing the condemned to die without pain.
Mr. Newt Scamander almost lost his life there, and it was only by helping to capture Grindelwald that he made amends and left that land of freedom alive.
After listening to Sebastian's explanation, the Little Wizards' excitement about going to the American wizarding world completely disappeared.
Land of freedom?!
Merlin's underpants.
What kind of freedom is this? Staying there feels like even breathing is difficult.
Before falling asleep, they all made up their minds.
No matter what, they would stay far away from this land in the future.
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