I was expelled from Hogwarts?

Gryffindor, as a school known for its "courage"...

It is far behind Hufflepuff in terms of cooking and Buddhism; its academic performance is not as good as Ravenclaw; the number of pure-blood families is not as good as Slytherin.

But the ability to do things is not boasted by the little lions. They claim to be second, and no one dares to be the first.

If something happens, people really come up, really don't hesitate!

Among the many Gryffindor students, the twin brothers occupy the top spot.

Therefore, as one of the three evils of Hogwarts, they took the first shot of "help Quirrell untie the scarf, enjoy the sunshine, and earn a hundred galleons" as a matter of course.

In addition to smashing snowballs, the two also stole Professor Kettleburn's fire crab from Care of Fantastic Beasts class.

A fire crab is a magical turtle-like creature with different colored jewels on its shell and a flame that shoots out of its tail when it thinks it's being attacked.

Give fire crabs different foods, and the flame will be "enchanted" immediately: eating garlic will have a garlic taste; eating chili, the flame will not only have a high-temperature burning sensation, but also a strong pain from the chili.

The twin brothers were more imaginative, and directly fed the big dung eggs to the fire crabs.

In the Defense Against the Dark Arts class in the third grade, when Professor Quirrell turned around, with extremely smelly flames, he "accidentally" jumped into the air and burned the scarf on his head.

The quality of the scarf is very good, or it has magic on it, which can prevent fire. It only burned a little bit, but the lethal breath brought by the big dung egg still enveloped Quirrell all at once.

Lee Jordan immediately rushed over to "fight the fire". He picked up a basin of ice water that he had prepared a long time ago and poured it on Professor Quirrell's head.

The flame was extinguished in an instant, and the ice water soaked Quirrell's head along the scarf. He shivered and shivered all over.

Professor Quirrell rushed back to his office and didn't come back until the end of get out of class.

Compared with Gryffindor's "brave", Hufflepuff students are much more low-key. They just took a lot of pumpkins from Professor Sprout's greenhouse and hid them in the Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom.

When Quirrell stammers and leads everyone to read, the pumpkin will jump on top of his head and "lightly" smash it down.

Either the back of the head or the pumpkin must be shredded first.

The students of Ravenclaw are very elegant. They just add a kind of magic fuel to the fireplace. When it burns violently, the temperature of the classroom can rise rapidly.

The students were so hot that they took off their thick clothes. Quirrell was also sweating profusely, and his whole body was wet, as if he had just been fished out of the water, but he still wrapped his scarf tightly, for fear that his head would not be covered with prickly heat.

In comparison, the students of Slytherin College were not so gentle. In order to make their headmaster get what they wanted, the little snakes began to use the magic taught by Snape in Defense Against the Dark Arts to deal with Quirrell.

Those magics are all about the head.

Peeves soon joined the fray as well.

Unlike other ghosts, Peeves has a physical form, capable of flying like a ghost, picking up entities, and making himself invisible.

Peeves stole Mrs. Hooch's Bludger and left it in the Defense Against the Dark Arts office. He kept holding the bat and let the Bludger chase Quirrell.

Under such frequent and violent attacks, Professor Quirrell certainly wanted to fight back, showing his strong personal strength, and resolving those crappy attacks one by one.

but,

He has always created a stammering and non-threatening image for the outside world. He has been cowarded for a semester, and he is a waste in the eyes of everyone. Now he suddenly fights back. Wouldn't it expose his strength and attract Dumbledore's attention?

The Dark Lord also strictly forbade Quirrell, and comforted him that when the weather gets warmer and the basilisk wakes up from hibernation, they will be able to steal the Sorcerer's Stone.

But this kind of endurance is not the answer, Voldemort is fed up with this endless harassment and attack.

He hid on the back of Quirrell's head, and he has been beaten more in the past month than in the past half century. Doesn't Voldemort want to lose face?

But he couldn't be beaten, and he was uncomfortable being beaten. After thinking about it, Voldemort decided to leave Quirrell and continue to hide in the depths of the castle in the state of a wandering spirit.

With Dumbledore at the school, he can't afford to provoke this group of students, can he still hide?

After Voldemort left, Quirrell immediately untied his scarf to prevent further attacks.

Students are disappointed.

The head bathed in the sun turned out to be just a bald head.

besides,

Nothing else.

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Inside the black leather case,

Rove was sitting on a chair not far away, seemingly in a daze. Shirley noticed that the boy was a little strange, so she didn't bother him understandingly.

She pushed the water cart to feed the animals. A Riem cow opened its mouth wide to the water cart. Half a meter away, a column of water flowed upstream and was sucked into its mouth.

Rove is actually checking the rewards of the system.

Help Quirrell untie the thick scarf, let the back of his rotten head fully enjoy the warmth of the sun, rewards:

Dark Lord's Original Scarf (quest completed)

Help Voldemort leave Quirrell's body, bonus magic:

【Shapechanger】

[Ability to invade the consciousness and thoughts of magical creatures and control their behavior] (mission completed)

After Quirrell untied the scarf and exposed the bald head, Rove successfully completed two tasks.

The whole process was actually within Rove's expectation.

Voldemort's goal was the elixir of life, and he would not do anything that would expose him until he had the Philosopher's Stone.

Voldemort's current state is:

Tom, you don't want to be discovered by Dumbledore and lose your chance to steal the Sorcerer's Stone, do you?

Of course Voldemort didn't want to, he waited ten years for a Quirrell, and the Philosopher's Stone was hidden in the restricted area, it seemed close at hand... Before stealing the Philosopher's Stone, he would show great restraint.

The current Voldemort is probably at the most vulnerable stage in his life, even if you scold him in front of him...he will bear it.

Therefore, after experiencing endless harassment and attacks, Voldemort would only take the initiative to leave Quirrell's body and let him untie his scarf.

Don't you want to see it? Enough to see!

Rove dared to calculate Voldemort like this, in addition to grasping his psychology, the greatest confidence actually came from Dumbledore.

The principal didn't stop the students' farce, so what are you afraid of?

As for Voldemort who left Quirrell's body, where would he hide?

In addition to continuing to wander in the Forbidden Forest as a wandering spirit, there is a high possibility of hiding in a secret room.

The whole of Hogwarts, only there is not within the scope of Dumbledore's supervision.

Rove rubbed his brows, thinking about whether Voldemort would use the basilisk.

Because of his butterfly effect, many things have changed, and Voldemort may use this power to ensure that he gets the Philosopher's Stone.

After all, the basilisk in the Chamber of Secrets is the power that Voldemort can use most with confidence!

And the weakness of the basilisk is too fatal. If this is Voldemort's hole card, he will lose miserably.

Although it was just a guess, Rove was still prepared to make some countermeasures in advance.

After all, who can resist a cute basilisk?

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