A Hogwarts dissertation guide

At eight o'clock on Saturday night, students rushed into the auditorium. The long dining table disappeared and a gilded stage appeared along one wall, lit by hundreds of candles floating above.

The ceiling became as dark as velvet again, and almost all the students in the school were here, crowded together, everyone holding their own wands, their faces full of excitement.

Although this is almost indistinguishable from the trappings of a thesis advisory class.The only difference is probably the gold-plated decoration on the stage.

"Dumbledore, I don't think such... ostentatious decoration is needed," Scrimgeour said with a straight face.

Dumbledore seemed very happy, "These are all specially prepared for you by the elves. Can you bear to see them disappointed?"

"Be patient."

"Well, if that's what you mean, I'll ask them to remember to remove these decorations next time." Dumbledore looked a little regretful.

At the same time, the students were also talking about it.

"I wonder if Professor Scrimgeour is here to teach us," Harry said as they squeezed sideways into the chattering crowd, "He's really cool, isn't he?"

"Yeah, especially when I think about him blaming my dad." Ron said sadly.

He and Harry had completely different views on Scrimgeour. Harry admired Scrimgeour more because Scrimgeour really impressed the students at Hogwarts with his strength. Even Ron had to admit it. He is a powerful wizard.

But because of the car incident, Ron really didn't like Scrimgeour.

Ron was frightened when he thought that he almost caused his father to lose his job.

"I heard from the teacher that it was Professor Scrimgeour -" Before Hermione could finish her words, she saw Scrimgeour walking onto the stage, wearing a neat black robe. As usual, the person beside him was no one else. It was Professor Flitwick, of course, Professor Flitwick was the same as always.

Scrimgeour waved his hand for silence, then yelled: "Come around, come around! Make sure everyone can see me."

The professors stood against the wall and did not squeeze in like the students.

Snape stood on one side of Dumbledore and on the other was Edward, and he took a step in Edward's direction.

"Professor Lumpo, which one of them do you like?"

Edward was suddenly asked and was a little confused. After all, he and Snape had almost no communication at all before.

But considering Professor Snape's friendly inquiry, Edward thought for a moment.

So he blurted out: "Of course Filius, Scrimgeour is not as good as him."

"Yes." Snape nodded thoughtfully, "So you, who are stronger than Professor Flitwick, will definitely be able to defeat Scrimgeour easily?"

"Uh..." Edward paused for a moment, "I think it's not difficult." Dumbledore cast his eyes over, and he quickly changed his words, "I think this can only be known through actual combat, after all. Scrimgeour is a dueling master, I'm just a best-selling author."

Snape nodded and said no more.

In fact, Snape had wanted to communicate with Edward for a long time, probably since he heard that he defeated Professor Flitwick last year.

It is not an easy task to defeat Professor Flitwick. Even Snape himself is not sure that he can defeat Professor Flitwick. The goblin blood gives Flitwick powerful spellcasting ability.The only ones who can definitely defeat Flitwick in Hogwarts are Professor McGonagall and Principal Dumbledore.

Originally, Snape had no interest in Edward, but when he learned that Edward used magic words and wrote magic words out of thin air, his thoughts began to take action.

Magic writing is definitely an extremely profound knowledge, and Edward looks like a teenager. This is definitely unreasonable. He must have used some method to extend his lifespan and keep it in youth. appearance.

Maybe he has some unknown method to bring Lily back to the world?

No, this is ridiculous.

Snape had never believed that there was such magic in the world, but his mind began to become active at some point.

In the summer, he learned from Dumbledore that Edward had defeated Voldemort, which made Snape even more convinced that Edward could bring Lily back to the world.

That is Voldemort, the most powerful dark wizard in the world!

Even Dumbledore had to be extremely cautious when facing him, but Edward was not even injured and directly defeated Voldemort, even though it was a weakened version that possessed Quirrell.

Later, Dumbledore admitted that Edward was an old monster who had lived for at least 600 years, because he and Nick Flamel had been friends since the 14th century and created the Philosopher's Stone together.

Now that immortality has been achieved, is it impossible for the dead to be resurrected?

Snape was completely moved, but he was not good at words and couldn't find a chance to catch up with Edward.

And now, it is indeed a good opportunity.

However, the scene turned cold again.Snape couldn't find anything to talk about with Edward.

On the stage, Scrimgeour and Flitwick were also preparing to start a duel. They planned to show the students what a real wizard duel was.

The duel was exciting, even though both sides could only use 'Expelliarmus' and 'Armor Protection', the field was still covered in red light for a moment, and the spells from both sides were fired out as if they were free, without any skill at all. It can be said that - maybe chanting a mantra quickly is a skill.

Scrimgeour and Professor Flitwick were like two spell machine guns, firing spells at each other, chanting "Expelliarmus" and "Armor Protection" frantically.

In the end, it was Scrimgeour who won the duel, because Professor Flitwick gave up at the last moment. He pretended to be exhausted and canceled the 'armor protection'.

Scrimgeour also noticed this, so the force of the last 'Expelliarmus' was extremely light. It only slightly caused the wand to slip from Professor Flitwick's hand. Flitwick grabbed the wand before it hit the ground.

The professors who watched all this smiled and said nothing. They all knew the reason why Flitwick did this: Scrimgeour was the protagonist tonight, and Flitwick was not going to steal his limelight.

"Okay, everyone has seen it, right?!" Scrimgeour adjusted his breathing and said, "These are the Disarming Charm and the Protective Charm, which are very convenient and commonly used spells. Professor Flitwick is happy to cooperate with me to demonstrate this skill. Let us thank Professor Flitwick." He took the lead in applauding Professor Flitwick, and the students also applauded.