A certain Hogwarts rune professor

Chapter 284 Lupine and the Knight

"Wonderful game!" The short Professor Flitwick said excitedly, "Malfoy flexibly borrowed the surrounding environment, constantly looking for opportunities to counterattack; Potter's on-the-spot reaction was excellent, and his response was very clever..."

Draco, who had just been awakened by Madam Pomfrey, had a smile on his originally gloomy face.

"...Both of them are very good. This is exactly what I want to see. Maybe in a few years or more than ten years, there will be a new dueling champion from you." Flitwick said with a sob, and Felix took a Patting him on the shoulder, he sat down.

There was applause from all around, and Harry and the students clapped their hands enthusiastically together, "That's really well said, I look forward to such a day."

Several professors also stood up to make a few comments, and Snape flattered Malfoy for being flexible and good at using the terrain to create favorable conditions, but he didn't mention anything about Harry.

"I don't expect you to understand what I'm saying - this knowledge will only be really needed after you graduate..."

Lupine praised the two players from a neutral point of view, while Felix reminded the little wizard that when there is only a pair of wizards on the field, they can ignore the limitations of the field and expand the battlefield to seven terrains.

Harry froze for a moment, this was something he didn't expect, thinking about his duel with Malfoy, he could actually ignore the big tree and go around the rocky beach, of course, Malfoy could also run up the hillside and look down on him Against him, the scene will be more complicated.

Felix's advice was applied to the fifth-year title fight, with Cedric Diggory and Slytherin prefect Meyer Bradley in a brilliant chase.

The two occupied the corners of the rocky beach and the hillside terrain in the early stage and shot spells at each other. Later, Cedric used the transformation technique to change a stone into his own appearance. The real Cedric quietly turned to the ice surface and came from behind the hillside. Suddenly, if it weren't for the exclamation of the audience to remind Bradley, the battle might have ended early.

Percy had to loudly ask the students outside the field to keep quiet while the game was going on.

"What a pity," said Neville, his eyes widening.

"Yes, yes." Harry next to him replied, he was staring at the situation on the field intently, thinking about how to break the game, after thinking for a long time, he found that he had subconsciously assumed the position of the Slytherin prefect , All I have been thinking about is how to fight back against Cedric.

He looked around guiltily, but no one noticed him.Qiu Zhang looked at the field worriedly, his eyes glued to that handsome figure, and Harry suddenly felt that the game had become dull.

After some probing, counter-attacking, changing the venue, and continuing probing and counter-attacking, Cedric relied on better reactions and spell skills to defeat his opponent. The match lasted a full 10 minutes. When it was over, the little wizard There was a burst of applause.

Harry couldn't help thinking sourly: I could do it too, maybe better.

In the stands, Felix said in a relaxed tone: "The winner of the first grade is Slytherin, the second and third grades are Gryffindor, the fourth grade is Ravenclaw, and the fifth grade is Hufflepuff. From the looks of it, they're pretty average."

"Bradley played too conservatively. He wanted to win too much and didn't dare to take any risks." Flitwick commented on the just-concluded game objectively.

"In fact, Davis' real level is not bad, but unfortunately, the mistakes he made were too low-level."

Flitwick was talking about fifth-year Roger Davies, the captain of the Ravenclaw Quidditch team, tall and well-looking, but he cared too much about his image, and when he and George During the battle, Weasley took the time to smooth his hair and was taken away by a stun spell.

The victorious George then unexpectedly met Fred. The twins refused to give in to each other in the maze area. As a result, a dung bomb suddenly exploded, and the game had to be interrupted for 5 minutes. A cleansing spell.

When he came out, he looked particularly frustrated, and the work of maintaining order was handed over to Penello.

Because the twins refused to admit that they were the dung bombs they threw, they were both kicked out of the game.

Felix stared at the pair of looters. Would they have a map of the loot in their hands?Professor McGonagall had complained about the amount of time they spent playing pranks, but hadn't mentioned the Night Walk.

Have you never swam at night, or have you not been discovered... This is a question worth thinking about.

Felix said gently: "Professor Lupine, my knight seems to have run to your side, can you pass it to me?"

Lupine froze for a moment, he lowered his head to look at the palm-sized knight—it didn't know when it ran over, and it was just to his left, with a pair of scarlet eyes that looked a little scary.

"Of course." Lupine grabbed the knight, and the knight tapped the back of his hand three times with his long sword. His outstretched hand stopped in mid-air, and his eyes widened.

"Professor Lupine?"

"...Oh, here you are."

Then Lupine became silent, and his eyes flicked to the knight magic puppet from time to time: it never came again, and when it tried to stab Snape's fingertips with the knight sword, it was slapped to the young Hai Professor Pu's side.

"Mind your business, Felix."

Lupine carefully observed Felix's expression. The young professor smiled and said to Snape, "Severus, do you feel that your mood has suddenly improved?"

Snape looked at Felix suspiciously, but he couldn't see anything, the student's mind was always unpredictable.He said sarcastically, "You should think about how to face that woman Umbridge."

"Why is she, isn't Tonks chosen as the contact Dumbledore promised?"

Snape raised the corners of his mouth, stared at the arena, and said in a low voice: "Everyone saw you chasing after Black, and Potter himself admitted that he saw you apparating while grabbing Black—that woman I'm going crazy. Did you catch him or not!"

Felix blinked, what else?

"Black performed the second Apparation..." Felix was halfway through, and Snape didn't know what to imagine, and said with a sneer, "It's his style of doing things."

Flitwick interjected, "So the news from the Ministry is true, that he got his wand in Knockturn Alley?"

"It should be so, and not one wand, but two."

Flitwick understood, and he said sharply, "The Ministry of Magic won't bother you, Felix, look at themselves, they haven't even touched a hair of Black's hair in half a year."

When the competition reached the seventh grade, Professor McGonagall appeared in a hurry, looking a little distraught.

"Oh, Felix, I need you. The Ministry of Magic investigator is here, and she insists on seeing you. I can't stop her, she's got a warrant from the Minister for Magic—"

Felix stood up and said with a chuckle, "Then go and meet her. I just wanted to ask where Blake got the Polyjuice Potion and the second wand."

He grabbed the knight on the table and prepared to follow Professor McGonagall away.

"Wait, Professor Haip—" Lupine stopped him, and when Felix turned his head, he said gently: "I happen to know a little about alchemy, I can take another look at the magic puppet in your hand ?"

Felix stared at him, raised the knight in his hand, "Do you have any suggestions?"

Lupine said cautiously: "I need time to verify."

Felix looked at the knight in his hand, and he was gesturing for Felix to agree, "Well, Professor Lupine, if you have a good idea, you are welcome to come to me, I think - I have time this afternoon. "

He threw the knight, and Lupine caught it hastily and frantically.

The game was still going on, but Lupine's mind was no longer here. He didn't dare to look at the knight in his hand. This guy was about to poke his hand. He just found a reason to leave early.

Snape stared at Lupine's receding back, thinking intriguingly.

(End of this chapter)