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Defense Against the Dark Arts in the original book mainly includes three major themes.

The first is to recognize and master the methods to deal with dark magical creatures.

For example, in the third year, Lupin explained a series of dark creatures to Harry and his friends.

Like Boggart, Red Hat and the like.

The second is to understand the dark spells and to develop methods to deal with them to a certain extent.

For example, in the original book, Moody (although Barty Crouch Jr. pretended to be him) once used the Imperius Curse on Harry.

Train him to resist this spell.

The third is the duel rules and some common spells and techniques.

Harry learned the Disarming Spell and basic duel rules in the second year of the course.

What Deveraux is most interested in is the various dark spells.

In the original book.

Harry and his friends were exposed to the three unforgivable curses in the fourth grade.

But Deveraux found out today when he got Quirrell's teaching outline.

It turns out that these three unforgivable curses are the content of the sixth grade.

Moody actually taught beyond the syllabus at that time.

The fourth and fifth grades are mainly about various defensive spells and spell-breaking spells.

The main content of the first to third grades is to resist various dark magic creatures.

Of course, this content also exists in the fourth to seventh grades.

But the proportion is not that large.

At this time, Deveraux was sitting on a stool outside Quirrell's Defense Against the Dark Arts professor's office.

It was full of the smell of garlic.

But it was much better than Quirrell's office!

When Deveraux just walked in.

He almost vomited directly at the door.

Fortunately, he used the breathing rhythm of Zen meditation in time.

So he didn't faint directly at the door of the office.

After that, he was unwilling to enter Quirrell's office.

It was simply hell!

Deveraux couldn't understand why Voldemort could endure such a horrible environment.

Oh! That's right.

Voldemort has no nose!

Thinking of this, Deveraux couldn't help but laugh.

"What's wrong, Alexander, have you made your choice?"

Quirrell whispered as he sat next to Deveraux with a pot of tea.

Professor Quirrell looked kind at this moment.

He didn't look like a Death Eater possessed by Voldemort at all.

Deveraux sat slightly to the side without making a sound.

The smell on Quirrell.

It was really horrible.

"Professor, I've made up my mind. I'll just go with the sixth grade course."

Deveraux handed the teaching plan back to Quirrell.

Hearing this.

Quirrell's hand on pouring tea could not help but pause.

Looking at Deveraux in surprise.

"Um, Alexander, you're only in the first grade. I heard from Professor Dumbledore that you have a high talent for spells, but going directly to the sixth grade course is still..."

Quirrell frowned slightly.

Try to convince Deveraux.

"If you are interested in spells, you can consider taking the fourth-grade course. In this school year, we will start to learn about spell-breaking, which should be just right for you."

Said.

Quirrell also opened his syllabus.

Turned to the one corresponding to the fourth grade.

This surprised Deverot.

This Quirrell is actually preparing to teach the students seriously?

When he just got the lesson plan.

Deverot thought Quirrell just took someone else's lesson plan.

Unexpectedly, it was quite familiar.

Deverot narrowed his eyes and considered Quirrell's suggestion.

But in the end, he shook his head.

"Professor, I think I should start directly from the sixth grade. I believe in my talent. If it doesn't work, I can keep up with the fourth-grade course."

Quirrell heard this.

He stopped persuading.

Instead, he asked Deverot with interest.

He was still waving the wand in his hand.

Let the teapot automatically fill Deveraux's cup with tea.

"Okay, but I have another question, Alexander, why did you choose the sixth grade instead of the seventh grade? If you really want to challenge the difficulty, there will be a comprehensive review specifically for N.E.W.T in the seventh grade. Since the content has been learned before, the difficulty is not much higher. It can also take you through the content of the previous semester, which may be more suitable for you."

Quirrell's words are really too professional.

It's just like a real teacher said it.

But even so.

Deveraux still shook his head slightly.

"Professor, I am mainly very interested in the silent spell teaching in the sixth grade."

Said.

Deveraux took a sip of the tea brewed by Professor Quirrell.

There was a hint of expectation in his eyes.

"Besides, I can also see the Unforgivable Curse, right?"

Dang!

The teacup in Quirrell's hand fell.

It fell to the ground and shattered.

TeaThe water splashed all over him.

Deveraux was also startled.

He stood up from his seat.

He looked at Quirrell.

He suddenly seemed to have lost his soul.

His eyes were silent.

The boiling hot tea splashed on him.

But he didn't react at all.

After a full ten seconds.

Deveraux had cleaned up the mess on the ground with his wand.

Quirrell looked around as if he had just woken up from a dream.

"Professor, are you okay?"

Deveraux handed over a cup of water he had made with the water-calling spell and asked with concern.

Quirrell took the cup of water in a daze.

He drank it all.

"Oh, sorry, sorry, Alexander, I'm... the sequelae of being hurt by that vampire before, oh, really... I'm fine, I'm fine..."

Quirrell supported his forehead and sat on the chair.

He took a while longer.

Then he looked up at Deveraux.

"I see, Alexander, well, I can understand. When I was a student, I was also fascinated by the famous three unforgivable curses and wanted to explore them, but..."

Quirrell sat up straight.

His expression became serious.

"But unfortunately, the Ministry of Magic issued a ban last year, prohibiting us from showing the three unforgivable curses to students in class. We can only tell their origins..."

Speaking.

Quirrell suddenly got stuck again.

His eyes became dull again.

It's probably that vampire problem again.

To be honest.

Hearing what he said.

Deveraux was very disappointed.

He had never seen such a ban in the original book.

But it makes sense.

In the original book.

It was Barty Crouch Jr. who pretended to be Moody to attend the class.

Then as a Death Eater or the strongest Auror in the Ministry of Magic.

Violating one or two rules.

It was too normal.

And Quirrell came to school with a special mission.

It was impossible to satisfy Deveraux's wish.

Really perform an unforgivable curse for them in class.

What if someone complained later.

Then his plan to steal the Philosopher's Stone would be ruined.

Deveraux basically determined.

His plan to learn the three unforgivable curses by watching others cast spells.

would have to be postponed.

Just then.

Suddenly.

Quirrell's spirit came back.

He looked at Deveraux.

His face was struggling.

It seemed that he was making a difficult decision.

Finally, he took a deep breath.

The corners of his mouth curled up slightly.

He whispered to Deveraux.

"I'm sorry, Alexander, maybe I remembered it wrong. There shouldn't be such a ban. Showing the three unforgivable curses in class is of course a must-see content in class."

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After Deveraux walked out happily.

Quirrell's expression instantly turned into horror.

He trembled.

He spoke very cautiously.

"Master, this... this is too risky. If we are--"

Quirrell hadn't finished speaking.

An extremely weak.

But majestic voice came from the back of Quirrell's head.

"Quirrill, put away your timidity! This boy is very interesting, Alexander... very special. If he can stand by my side, then the Philosopher's Stone doesn't matter at all!"