Harry Potter: I'm the Rolling King at Hogwarts

Walking out of the Potions classroom, the corners of the Gryffindors' mouths were obviously raised.

It doesn't matter whether points are deducted or not. Everyone knows Snape's style and there is no way. But what matters is Malfoy. He fell, so Gryffindor will be happy.

By the way, the first round of Quidditch is about to begin. If Malfoy is injured like this, he may not necessarily miss the game, but he will definitely lack training.

The next class is Professor Lupine's Defense Against the Dark Arts class. Now everyone is in a good mood, and their expectations for Professor Lupine are much higher.

Hermione's mental state has been very problematic recently. She couldn't even remember what class was next, and she left the class schedule in her schoolbag in the dormitory.

She looked flustered, and after finishing Potions class, she stuffed the books into her schoolbag without thinking, but she didn't hold it firmly, and the books in her schoolbag spilled all over the floor.

"Oh, god, please, no!"

She collapsed and sat on the ground, looking depressed and defeated.

Helping to put the books away, Albert asked Hermione, "Have you been under too much pressure recently? Do you want to reduce some of the pressure on yourself? Can you cancel the Divination class and Muggle Studies?"

Along the way, Albert handed Hermione a tube of vitality potion to refresh her mind, quench her hunger and thirst, and Hermione felt much better after drinking it.

"No, I still want to try again," she said with determination on her face, "I won't give up that easily. Let's go. The next class is Professor Lupine's Defense Against the Dark Arts class."

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When they rushed to Professor Lupine's first Defense Against the Dark Arts class, Professor Lupine hadn't arrived yet.

The students sat down, took out their textbooks, quills and parchment, and were talking to each other when Professor Lupine finally entered the classroom.

With a faint smile on his face, he placed the tattered old box on the podium. His complexion improved a lot. He didn't have to work overtime all day to make potions. Lupine's face was obviously rosier.

"Good afternoon," he said, "please put your textbooks back in your bags. Today is a practical lesson. All you need is your wand."

The students put away their textbooks and exchanged a few curious looks with each other.They had never had a practical Defense Against the Dark Arts lesson before, unless you count that memorable lesson last year.During that class, the former teacher brought a cage of elves into class and released them all.

Lockhart's class was a disaster. The Cornish elf turned the class upside down. Although Lockhart suffered the consequences in the end, he still left a deep impression on his classmates.

To be precise, it was a bad impression, which cast a shadow on everyone's mind.

After two consecutive years of no practice, Snape even kept saying in class: "You are the worst class I have ever taught!"

"Okay," Professor Lupine said when he saw that everyone was ready, "come with me."

The students were confused and interested. They stood up one after another and followed Professor Luping out of the classroom.He led them through the empty corridor and around a corner, where they saw Peeves, the most prankster, hanging head down in the air, stuffing gum into the keyhole closest to him.

Peeves didn't look up until Professor Lupin was only two steps away. He wiggled his toe-curling feet and burst into song.

"Lupin' the crazy bastard," sang Peeves, "Lupin' the crazy bastard, Lupin' the crazy bastard—"

Although Peeves has always been rude and disobedient to discipline, he usually respects teachers.Everyone quickly looked at Professor Lupine to see how he would react to this.Unexpectedly, he was still smiling.

"If I were you, Peeves, I would take the gum out of the keyhole," he said pleasantly. "Mr. Filch can't get in for the broom."

However, Peeves didn't pay any attention to Professor Lupin's words, and just spit and spit loudly.

It can be seen that Peeves and Lupine have a "close" relationship. After more than ten years, Peeves can still remember Lupine's name and communicate closely with Lupine.

It is conceivable that Lupine must have done some "earth-shaking" things when he was in school.

This is exactly what Gryffindor expected.

The Gryffindors who were following Lupin perked up, and they no longer felt sleepy after hearing this.

"Stay far away, Peeves!" Lupine leaned back slightly, preparing to take action, but Albert was one step faster than him.

"Wadi Vasi."

The chewing gum flew out of the keyhole and got into Peeves' nostrils. Albert was still controlling it, letting the chewing gum move around in Peeves' translucent body.

"Oh, damn it, bastard Albert!"

A black light flashed across, and Albert did not recite the spell. It was a corrosive spell, which would do great harm to spirits such as ghosts and Peeves.

"Ah - I will definitely come back!"

"Well done, Klein, 10 points for Gryffindor!" Lupine praised.

Unfortunately, on the way to the Defense Against the Dark Arts experimental classroom, I bumped into Snape, who was dressed in black robes. He had just finished Potions class, and the old bat's power was still there.

"Be careful, Lupin, don't show your teeth and claws during class..." Although his voice was very low, the whole class heard it clearly, and Albert felt that he did this on purpose.

Albert saw that Lupine's face instantly turned gray and his words were stuck in his throat. It took him two seconds to recover.

He didn't answer Snape's words. Instead, he turned around and called his classmates: "Okay, everyone, come into the classroom quickly."

He took off his coat and placed it on an old wardrobe. The wardrobe suddenly began to shake, and something seemed to be banging inside.

"Don't worry," Professor Lupine said calmly when he saw several classmates jumping back in shock, "there's a Boggart inside."

Most students seemed to think this was exactly what they needed to worry about.Neville gave Professor Lupin a horrified look, and Seamus Finnigan stared fearfully at the rattling cupboard door handle.

In fact, besides scaring people, Boggarts can hardly cause any harm to wizards. Fear often comes from the unknown, and the performances of Neville and Seamus confirm this.

"Boggarts like dark and closed spaces," Professor Lupine said. "Wardrobes, the space under the bed, the cupboard under the sink - once I met one who lived in a grandfather clock. This one was yesterday I just moved it in this afternoon, and I asked the principal to let the teachers keep it for use in practical classes with my third-grade students.

Seeing that some students were still afraid, Lu Ping said pleasantly:

"Don't worry, everyone, I am here to guarantee only three things, safety..."

"Safety."

"It's still safe!"