Hiding in Hogwarts as a professor

Tver was keenly aware of some movement coming from the stairs not far away.

If the administrator or professor came to inspect, he would just hide in.

But if you have the same goals, you can’t do this.

After thinking for a second, Tver decided it would be safer to hide near the door.

Looking left and right, there is a dent behind one of the walls.

He came to the sunken place.

The moment his body pressed against the wall, the wall behind him gradually stretched to both sides, covering Tver inside, leaving only a translucent membrane around his eyes.

Very useful transformation technique.

Just after everything was restored to its original state, a sneaky figure appeared around the corner.

Although he couldn’t see his face clearly in the dark environment, he knew it was Quirrell just from the conspicuous big scarf on his head.

I didn’t expect him to be so eager.

Quirrell’s movements were no longer as timid as he usually pretended to be, but he came to the corridor very neatly, and he immediately saw the peculiarity of this corridor.

“Fluorescence.”

The wand lit up, reflecting Quirrell’s eager face.

“The Alajo hole opens.”

The door where the Philosopher’s Stone is placed can be opened by a magic spell. This is no different from the door of Gringotts that is not locked.

The hook is straight and the bait is salty.

The wooden door opened so smoothly that Tver couldn’t help but complain in his mind.

Quirrell was also stunned for a moment, hesitating for two seconds before opening the door and going in.

What happened next was beyond what Tver could see.

His transformation technique can only deform the surface of the wall. Walls have load-bearing functions. He can’t affect the whole body with a single move.

He estimated that the only person in the wizarding world who could transform such a wall was Dumbledore.

However, Tver did not wait long before he heard the sounds of spell casting and the biting movements of animals coming from inside.

That should be the three-headed dog.

The legendary three-headed dog is a creature from hell and is used to guard the gates of hell.

Of course, the three-headed dog in the magical world would not be like this, but it was not something that ordinary wizards could deal with.

Because the three-headed dog is very resistant to magic, it is basically difficult to leave a mark of magic on it.

Coupled with its extremely strong strength and abundant energy and stamina, it is invincible in a small room.

When faced with the three-headed dog, wizards always adopt the attitude of “If you can’t beat it, why don’t you hide it?”

As it happened, Tver knew the weakness of the three-headed dog.

At this time, the battle in the room gradually came to an end, ending with Quirrell’s hasty escape.

However, Quirrell’s strength was a bit beyond Tver’s expectations. There was no detailed description of his strength in the movie. In the end, he was still fighting in close combat with the savior, and turned into ashes without using fire.

But he was able to compete with the three-headed dog for a while just now. Apart from his clothes being a little messy, there were no signs of injury.

It seems that his strength cannot be underestimated.

Tver opened the door with emotion.

The three-headed dog had just experienced a battle and was about to lie down to rest. However, before the three heads could turn back, they saw someone coming over again.

He also made a silent gesture to himself extremely arrogantly.

“Shhh.”

Then a harp suddenly appeared in front of it and started playing automatically.

As soon as the beautiful music started playing, the three-headed dog’s eyelids drooped.

It tried to struggle a few times, but after catching fish on its head twice, it fell to the ground resigned to its fate.

Tver moved the three-headed dog’s leg to block the trap door. When he opened it, he found that it was pitch black inside, even darker than the corridor outside.

“Fluorescence.”

A bright ball of light appeared at the top of the wand, and then fell off at the brightest moment.

With the bright light brought by the light ball, Tver saw the entangled vines below.

Devil’s net.

It likes a dark and humid living environment, and can stretch out its snake-like tendrils to wrap around those who are close to it, strangled them, and then enjoy them.

But the vines seemed to be very afraid of the light ball. Before the fallen light ball came close, the tendrils separated automatically, allowing the light ball to pass through easily.

Using the floating spell to drive his body, Tver slowly passed through the devil’s net and reached the deep ground.

In front of him was a long, straight and damp corridor, with the sound of gurgling water coming from both sides.

It is estimated that this is deep underground.

The corridor was still dark, but bright light came from the front, and Tver strode forward with a fluorescent spell.

Each level of Guardian of the Magic Stone is arranged by professors. Tver is an assistant teacher and is obviously not qualified to participate.

The Devil’s Web is the work of Hufflepuff’s headmaster, Professor Sprout.

The room in the next level is the masterpiece of Professor Flitwick. There are a group of “little birds” shining with silvery white light, flapping their wings in the room.

Flying around.

The door you want to pass through this time can no longer be opened with magic. Someone needs to grab the only correct key to open it.

There is also a broomstick thoughtfully prepared next to it.

Seeing this, Tver’s mouth couldn’t help but twitch.

Over the years, he had focused on learning magic and had no talent for flying, so he had never tried a few perfect flying broomsticks.

But he has his own methods.

Casting a spell directly on the key will naturally have no effect, but wouldn’t it be enough to capture the key with magic?

Tver looked up and searched, and found the large, simple silver key corresponding to the door among the pile of keys.

Waving the wand, a small stream of purple flame flew out from the top of the wand, like a rope, flying towards his target at a very fast speed.

Feeling the ominous aura in the flames, the keys, including the correct key, fled around uneasily.

But the flame chased it as if it were alive, and after two twists, it tied up the key.

The strange thing is that the purple flame does not show a hot side, it is like an ordinary rope, just binding the key.

After getting the key, Tver opened the door to the next level.

It’s hard not to criticize the way the show is guarded here, but it’s a conspiracy, and even though Tver knows it’s a trap, he still steps on it.

The next room is a huge chessboard, with black and white chess pieces standing clearly on both sides, waiting for Tver’s command.

The problem is, Tver can’t play chess.

As mentioned before, he has been focusing on learning magic in the past few years, which makes him extremely bad at many things, especially playing.

But this was also what Tver expected. He came here today to confirm the similarities and differences between the levels here and the movie.

It seems that my little butterfly is not enough to change the layout here.

It was getting late, so Tver returned to his office via a familiar route.

However, the chessboard problem still needs to be solved.

Brute force is the easiest, but it’s hard not to believe that Professor McGonagall wouldn’t leave a little warning spell.

It was hard to explain then.

It seems that I need to learn how to play wizard chess?