HP: Hogwarts, but pro-generation

Kunk waved his arms in fear in the darkness. He kept groping in the air trying to find a point to support himself. After a long period of futile efforts, Kunk gave up.

Gradually, Kunk calmed down. He stood there, unable to even ask what the man's purpose was.

Seeing Kunk giving up struggling, a slight sneer was heard in the air.

Trapped in such a situation, Kunk lost all his energy and allowed himself to be tied to a chair with his hands tied up, unable to move.

Suddenly, a cold feeling came over him, and Kunk was soaked all over. The mud mixed with his body slowly flowed down his robe and the legs of the chair. Seeing such a dirty scene, the man sighed again.

Since Kunk came in, he had not heard anything that person said, except for the three spells of clear water, the sneer and the impatient sigh. Based on this alone, Kunk could not recognize who he was. Kunk frantically turned his brain to recall who had such a voice in the class, but Kunk forgot. He was not a serious student and could not remember any memory of the class.

At this moment, an uncontrollable laugh entered Kunk's brain, and he opened his mouth and made a loud sound. Kunk wanted to stop his uncontrollable laughter, but the itch in his waist and abdomen forced him to give up the unrealistic idea.

Kunk was laughing so hard that the chair tilted to the ground. Kunk tried his best to support himself with his feet, his toes tightly grasping the floor, fearing that he would fall to the ground in the next second due to the large movement.

The man quickly stopped and looked at the mud on the floor with disgust. Adhering to good hygiene habits, he cleaned the place up. Then he left the room as if he didn't care about Kunk at all.

Kunk felt the man leaving, and he wanted to make a sound to remind him that there was someone here. However, the sound of a door closing ruthlessly broke Kunk's fantasy. Kunk's head, which had been raised high, drooped again. He wondered how long it would take for him to be discovered.

With a creak, the door opened again.

Kunk turned the little he could, looked through his blindfolded eyes, and tried to ask with his speechless voice who had come.

Seeing what Kunk was going for, he snorted again and spoke.

"Why, are you scared?"

Kunk could recognize who this man was, his voice was clear and his tone was cold.

His words hammered at Kunk's heart, "Isn't this the room you prepared? Did you forget?"

Kunk shook his head desperately, his mouth opening and closing, saying the man's name.

"It's me, you don't have to keep talking." His indifferent voice reached Kunk's ears, and it was also filled with a lot of impatience.

He seemed to be able to guess Kunkle's intentions, and every word he said was the answer to the question Kunkle wanted to ask.

"Afraid of the professor? If you're not afraid, why should I be afraid?"

"Why should I care whether you are scared or not? That's ridiculous. Have you ever thought about whether she is scared being locked up here?"

"I'm stupid too. Of course you're not afraid. Are you still thinking about your plan now?"

"Feel it well here. This is what you prepared for her. Of course I want to let you experience it."

"Do you still think that just relying on these things will make us change our views on you and treat you with respect?"

"You are too naive. What else can this do except make us hate you even more and become even more aggressive?"

"Merlin, that makes me look like a bad person."

The unapologetic voice shattered Kunk's dream of having a change of heart.

"Well, I am."

Feeling the tip of the wand against his cheek, Kunk remembered the mark on his face when he woke up in the medical wing. He tried to hide back, but he was tied to a chair, so where could he hide?

Kunk felt his face being burned through by the sizzling sparks of the magic wand. He wanted to cry. He was really scared. He no longer had to worry about whether doing this would bring fear to others.

"Finally, I'll say it again."

"Don't try to provoke her with your clumsy means again."

"I'll always be watching you."