I was expelled from Hogwarts?

Naked Rove and Helena bathe together in a hot spring pool.

This kind of eclectic scene is probably more difficult to explain than a worker claiming to be a plumber repairing a shower in his bathroom while his wife is passing a bathrobe at the door...

But Rove could really explain that he was here to catch water worms, and he didn't do anything out of the ordinary!

Besides, he can't do it even if he wants to, Helena is just a ghost, without the hardware conditions!

But Barrow didn't care about that.

The most blasphemous idea he ever thought of a goddess was to drink Helena's bath water, and Scamander actually took a bath with Helena in a hot spring pool... Just thinking about this kind of scene is enough to drive him crazy .

The shackles on the bloody Baro's arms tightened instantly, making a rattling sound. He roared in a harsh voice:

I am going to kill you!

The bloody Baro ran towards Rove with a ferocious face, the two passed through, and Baro turned back and ran into him again.

After hitting several times in a row, Baro floated in front of Rove, staring at Rove with a ferocious face.

Rove swam to the shore, and Baro still followed, as if he wanted to use this extreme method to entangle the boy forever.

Luo Fu felt infinitely disgusted, not to mention that he didn't do anything, even if he did something with Helena, what does it have to do with you, Baro?

Baro, I'll give you one last chance. Rove said bluntly, Disappear immediately from my sight.

It's Ni who should disappear. Baro said hoarsely, I warned you, stay away from Helena.

Rove asked back: Are you Helena's father, or her mother? Or her husband?

Then Rove said coldly: No, just get out!

Baro clenched his fists tightly, gritted his teeth and said, I don't care, as long as you don't leave her, I will haunt you forever.

Are you worthy of threatening me? Rove's eyes turned cold for a moment, and he sneered, I gave you face?

Barrow kept silent, he planned to follow Rove all the time, disgust him in this way, and make him give up Helena.

Anyway, he is a ghost, and Scamander cannot touch his body.

Baro made up his mind and wanted to taunt a few more words, when he saw Rove's blue eyes shining brightly. The young man didn't make any extra movements, his eyes contained a lot of magic power, looked directly at Baro, and said in a deep voice:

Death stare!

Any creature that directly meets the eyes of the basilisk will be killed immediately. Although ghosts are immortal, if they look directly into the eyes, they will also be petrified.

The expression on Bloodman Barrow's face froze, his body was no longer milky white and transparent, but turned black and smoky, and then fell into the water.

Helena was stunned, and she asked in shock, What kind of magic is this?

It was the first time she had seen an attack that could affect ghosts.

Rove didn't explain, but just said softly: Why is the bloody Barrow here?

I didn't call you here. Helena sighed and said, I used to come here to soak in the hot springs. He may have followed me here.

Rove was a little speechless. It's really weird to lick a dog for this kind of sake.

Oh, it's not dog licking... Helena was stabbed to death by Barrow.

It can only be said that it is really bad luck for eight lifetimes to be with this kind of classmate.

I was killed by you during my lifetime, and turned into a ghost after death, and I will be entangled by you for a thousand years.

Rove came out of the hot spring. He bent down to pick up his clothes, put them on again, and said softly:

Okay, it's time to go, I'm going back to Hogwarts.

The water worms have been caught, so why stay behind, really accompany Helena to soak in the hot spring?

Then what should he do? Helena stared at Barrow, biting her lips with white teeth, her eyes flashed with unforgettable hatred.

Or throw him into the sea, let him float away like a drifting bottle, and never return to Hogwarts.

Rove twitched his lips and said, Ghosts can't be killed, even if they are thrown into the sea, Barrow will be found by the Ministry of Magic sooner or later, and then sent back to Hogwarts.

The Ministry of Magic will certainly investigate who attacked Barrow by then.

Although Rove wasn't worried about the Ministry of Magic's investigation, he didn't want to make it known to everyone. The best way to deal with it was to send him back to Hogwarts.

Rove waved his wand, and there was a breeze in the air, blowing Barrow up, and he flew forward like a balloon.

Rove quickly returned to Hogwarts with the bloody Barrow, and when he walked into the foyer, he saw Peeves holding a Gatling fireworks tube.

Peeves did a somersault halfway, and suddenly stopped moving, looking down at the bloody Baron.

He was taken aback and almost fell from the air, but he stabilized himself in time and hovered one meter above the ground.

My bloody lord...Mr. Barrow, what's wrong with you?

Peeves straightened up, took a deep breath, and screamed at the top of his voice:

Slay the ghost! Kill the ghost! Barrow is dead, killed by Scamander! The ghost is dead!

There were only a few students in the auditorium who didn't go home during the holidays, and when they heard the sound, they rushed out immediately.

Professor McGonagall also ran all the way, looking at the bloody man Barrow lying on the ground, he also took a breath.

Peeves, floating overhead, looking down at the scene, grinned, and suddenly sang:

Oh, Scamander, you killed Mr. Barrow, you see what you did...

Rove looked up at Skinny Ghost, and said slowly, If you don't shut up, I can send you to see Barrow as a Christmas present.

Peeves choked immediately. Looking at the smoking Barrow, his expression quickly changed, and he said sweetly:

Mr. Scamander, please forgive Peeves' little joke... If you find me annoying, I will disappear immediately.

Rove nodded and said, Very annoying.

Then I'm leaving now. When you need me, you can yell.

As Peeves spoke, he rose into the air again and fled away quickly.

Snape also came out of the auditorium, he said darkly:

What the hell is going on here? Scamander, Peeves said you attacked the ghosts of our house?

Professor Snape, I was indeed the one who attacked. Rove admitted frankly.

At least fifty points should be deducted from Hufflepuff for attacking a ghost for no reason. Snape had a smile on his lips.

Professor Snape, although I attacked Barrow, I did it bravely. Rove smiled and said:

Bloodman Baro harassed Ms. Gray and wanted to take a hot spring with her. When I passed by, Ms. Gray asked me for help, so I was forced to do it.

He sighed slightly and said:

Why do you wizards from Slytherin House look like this? Others say they don't like them anymore, and they still want to stalk them to death. Is it interesting to stalk them like this?

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Professor McGonagall suddenly remembered that the fat lady had told her that year that Snape stayed up most of the night and blocked the door of the Gryffindor lounge, insisting on seeing Lily Evans.

He also claimed that he could not see him, so he slept at the door of the lounge.

Although Professor McGonagall didn't know what happened that year, she still glanced at Rove... You better really be talking about Barrow.

I testify that what Scamander said is the truth. Helena was still enthusiastic just now, but now she will become cold again in front of outsiders. She said coldly:

Should you give points to Scamander...Professor Flitwick?

Professor Flitwick scratched his head. As the head of Ravenclaw, of course he knew that Ms. Gray was Ravenclaw's daughter.

When he was in school, this terribly senior little aunt guided him a few times when he was lost.

Since Ms. Gray testified... Professor Flitwick hesitated, Then add thirty points to Hufflepuff?

So little? Helena frowned and said, Can't you add three hundred points?

Flitwick almost vomited blood, little aunt, which college ghost are you?

Why don't you just give this year's Academy Cup to Hufflepuff?

Professor Flitwick said hastily: At most, you can give Rove fifty points, Ms. Gray, the school also has regulations on how to add points.

Really? Helena asked suspiciously: I remember that Dumbledore also randomly added hundreds of points at the end of each year.

You told me last time that Dumbledore was eccentric.

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