The Mightiest Aurors of Hogwarts

Big drops of sweat flowed from Hermione's forehead. The arm that summoned this angry-looking King Kong had already put a huge burden on its magic power.

"Okay, Miss Granger." Aesop nodded happily. To be honest, he didn't expect any of the third-year wizards to succeed. Although Harry had the protagonist's luck, obviously, there was something. No, it won't.

For example, if you want to use the [Angry Eyes Curse], you must first learn the [Iron Armor Curse] and the [Patron Saint Curse], and these two spells are indeed too difficult for junior wizards.

Aesop originally thought that it would be good if someone among the sixth and seventh grade wizards could initially integrate these two magic spells - after all, his own magic was still different from ordinary magic and needed to be driven by emotions.

Therefore, the best students at Hogwarts may have met the requirements to release the [Growling Eye Curse] in terms of mastery of the curse and the amount of magic power, but they will not be able to succeed without sufficient emotional power.

After all, not all wizards can be like Aesop, who has a publishing company dedicated to collecting his emotions.

"Then who wants to show it off?" Aesop slowly walked to Hermione Granger's seat, "You can't summon the complete Glaring King Kong. It's not a problem of mastering the spell, but because the emotions are not full enough. .”

Harry originally wanted to show off his Patronus Charm. Sirius said that he was good enough to be able to release a physical Patronus at this age.However, after seeing Hermione successfully cast the [Growing Eye Curse], there was really no point in showing off at all.

"No need to be so formal," Aesop looked around at everyone, "As long as you master one of the lower spells of the Angry Eye Curse, you can get extra points from me."

Neville Longbottom raised his hand hesitantly, with a frightened expression on his face. He seemed to have thought of something, and immediately wanted to put his raised hand down.

Suddenly, his hand was held by Aesop. Under the guidance of the other party, Neville could only stand up from his position.

Aesop looked at the "timid" student with a smile: "Very well, Mr. Longbottom, what do you plan to show?"

"Both spells, sir."

The other little wizards started talking, and it was not shocking enough that Hermione could succeed, because they knew that if any of their classmates could really succeed, it would be the smartest witch.However, Neville was never an aura wizard.

To be honest, Neville is a slower wizard than his peers.

The round-faced little wizard took out the wand with some trembling. When Aesop saw the wand, he immediately noticed that it was abnormally worn--if the wand had only been used for three years, it would never look like this.

If Mr. Ollivander were here, his eyes would light up and he would say: "13 inches, cherry wood, unicorn hair. It originally belonged to a brave Auror."

Yes, the original owner of this wand was Neville's father.

At Aesop's signal, Neville waved his wand, and the silver light condensed into a little bird in the air.

The Slytherins who were dragged into class because of Aesop's laziness made a mocking noise.

Draco Malfoy said in an exaggerated voice: "Look what that is, a sparrow?"

"It suits you surprisingly well, Longbottom, for being as timid as you are."

Harry stood up suddenly and pointed his wand at Draco: "Shut up, Malfoy!"

Draco and the other Slytherin students around him also took out their wands and pointed them at Harry.

"Potter, you are still as pushy as ever. Have you learned the Patronus Charm? You know, you have no... any resistance to dementors." In order to show that Harry was affected by the dementors. The impact was pitiful, Draco deliberately used a stuttering tone at the end.

The Gryffindors also drew their wands. These two houses have never dealt with each other. Is it possible that they are really going to fight in the Defense Against the Dark Arts class today?

I don't know which member of Slytherin failed to control his magic, and a red curse light suddenly shot towards Ron.

Seeing that Ron was about to be hit by the stun spell, Neville suddenly shouted: "Armor for protection!"

The red cursed light deflected in front of Ron, as if it had hit an invisible wall.

It seems that Neville really mastered both the [Iron Armor Curse] and the [Patronus Charm].

Although there was no danger, this stun spell also completely ignited the anger of the little lions.

The situation was about to get out of control. The little wizards suddenly found that the hand holding the wand was suddenly pulled by something. Then, the originally well-behaved wand came out uncontrollably and floated quietly in front of the original owner. .

"Ha, fighting in front of a teacher in his class?" Although Aesop still smiled, the half of the little wizards caught in his gaze lowered their heads involuntarily.

"Or, start a fight in front of an Auror?" He looked at the other half of the students, and there was no emotion in his eyes.

All the wands controlled by Aesop pointed at their original owners, and the timid little wizard was so frightened that he fell back to his seat.

"Either you fight like Muggles without your wand," Aesop paced slowly around the group of silent little wizards, "or you just sit in your seats."

Under Aesop's powerful aura, everyone sat down again. Although their resentment towards each other had not dissipated, they really didn't dare to make any small moves under Aesop's eyes.

At this time, all the wands suspended in the air fell back to the master's desk: "Fifteen points from Slytherin."

Ron lowered his voice: "They are all from Slytherin. Look at Aesop, then look at Snape..."

As if in response to Malfoy's mocking of Neville's Patronus before the farce, Aesop explained: "The greatest known function of a Patronus is to drive away dark creatures, and Dementors are one of them."

"Different wizards often have different patron saints. However, the power of the physical patron saint has nothing to do with the form of the patron saint. It does not mean that the elephant patron saint is necessarily stronger than the mouse patron saint."

"As long as it is a physical patron saint, it can play its role." When he said this, Aesop had just stood next to Neville, "Then, continue, Mr. Longbottom."

Neville nodded heavily and muttered silently: "Unyielding, unyielding..."

As the two magics gradually merged, the silver feathers on Neville's Sparrow Patronus seemed to turn golden, and then, both spells turned into a golden mist.

It was successful, but not entirely successful.