The next morning, Y/N woke up to the sound of the castle coming alive. She got ready for the day, excitement bubbling within her. Today was her first day of classes, her first real day as a Hogwarts student.

She met Daphne in the common room, and together they made their way to the Great Hall for breakfast. The hall was buzzing with energy, students chattering excitedly about their upcoming classes.

After breakfast, Y/N and Daphne headed to their first class, Defense Against the Dark Arts, taught by Professor Snape. Y/N was looking forward to the class, eager to learn about protecting herself against dark magic.

As she settled into her seat, a paper ball hit her in the back of the head. She turned around to see Draco Malfoy smirking at her. She glared at him, her annoyance clear. Draco just laughed, turning back to his friends.

Y/N sighed, turning back to the front of the class. She wasn't going to let Draco ruin her day. She was at Hogwarts to learn magic, not to engage in petty squabbles. With that thought in mind, she focused on Professor Snape, ready to start her magical education.As Professor Snape began the lesson, Y/N listened attentively. He asked a series of questions, testing the students' knowledge of dark creatures and defensive spells. To her surprise, Y/N found that she knew the answers to all of his questions.

When Snape asked about the properties of a werewolf, Y/N was the first to raise her hand. "Werewolves transform during the full moon and can only be harmed by silver," she answered confidently.

Snape nodded, a hint of surprise in his eyes. "Correct," he said, moving on to the next question.

Throughout the class, Y/N continued to answer each question correctly. She knew about the effects of the Imperius Curse, the best way to handle a Boggart, and the signs of an incoming Dementor attack.

By the end of the class, Y/N felt a sense of accomplishment. She had proven herself in her first class, shown that she was capable and knowledgeable. She looked forward to the rest of her classes, eager to learn more and continue proving herself.