The card draw starts in Azkaban

"Come in."

Snape saw Draco Malfoy at the door, moved out of the way, and motioned for him to come in. Malfoy walked into the pharmacy room, but did not go deep. Snape crossed his arms, looked at him and asked: "So

,What brings you to me? Malfoy?"

"Professor," Malfoy looked up at Snape and said, "I want to learn some stronger spells."

"A stronger spell?"

Snape stared at Malfoy and refused his request without hesitation.

He took out his wand, waved it, and sent Draco Malfoy out of the pharmacy without giving him a chance to continue speaking.

Malfoy felt his body floating outward uncontrollably.

He struggled with his limbs anxiously and yelled: "Professor, professor, please teach me some more powerful spells. I want to kill the werewolf, I want revenge..."

He roared loudly, and Snape suddenly stopped when he heard this.

He brought the yelling Malfoy to him.

"You mean, you want to kill the werewolf?"

He put his face close to Malfoy. Malfoy was a little nervous. He looked at Snape's face close at hand and nodded.

"Yes, I want to kill the werewolf."

"Very good. It's a great idea. Although it's stupid, it still has an idea. But you can't do this. The werewolf is too dangerous. You are far from the werewolf's opponent now."

Snape straightened up and said: "I promised your mother that I would not teach you any spells, and we established an oath to this end.

I will not break my oath. Mr. Malfoy is here. Now, please leave here."

He looked at Malfoy regretfully and said, "I can't help you."

Malfoy was helpless.

Snape did not lie, he indeed had no way to help Malfoy. He knew Malfoy, but that was only if he knew their son through Lucius Malfoy and Narcissa Malfoy.

In order to protect his son, Lucius Malfoy spit out huge benefits, just to ask Snape to help Draco Malfoy in school and in the future.

"I want you to promise me that you won't teach him anything he shouldn't be taught, Severus.

Also, if, I mean if, if one day in the future, the Dark Lord returns and my son becomes a Death Eater in my place, I want you to help him when you can."

Snape seemed to still be able to feel the feeling of Lucius holding his arm tightly at that time.

That feeling of being made of iron is lingering.

There seemed to be Lucius Malfoy's serious eyes in front of him.

He stared at Draco Malfoy, with an imperceptible smile on his lips.

He did not block the child's path.

"But," he looked at Draco Malfoy and said, "I can't teach you how to kill werewolves, someone can.

Don't forget, you are still a student at Hogwarts.

Werewolves fall under the category of Defense Against the Dark Arts, so you actually still have a way to go.

Go find Lupin.

Go and ask the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher to teach you how to deal with werewolves."

Snape stared at Malfoy and said: "Lupine can teach you how to kill werewolves, if he is willing."

He threw Malfoy out of his pharmacy, knowing that he had to keep a close eye on Malfoy and not allow him to go astray.

Draco Malfoy still hasn't given up the idea of ​​revenge.

Neither the werewolf nor Dowey Jones was someone that little Malfoy could deal with. It was not Draco's turn to deal with the matter of revenge.

That's what Narcissa should be responsible for.

Snape was afraid that after being rejected by him, Draco would take some evil path and use his head that he shouldn't.

Even he, after spending so many years at Hogwarts, still hasn't figured out what Hogwarts has to offer.

If he finds something left by a certain wizard and goes astray, that will be troublesome.

Rather than telling him that he cannot get help on the right path, it is better to give him a hope and make Lupin feel disgusted at the same time.

Didn't he want to learn how to deal with werewolves?

Then go find Lupine!

There is nothing better than a werewolf teaching him how to deal with werewolves.

He believed that Lupine would be measured.

Although he hated Lupine, he knew that at least when it came to dealing with students, Lupine would not mess around.

He is not such a person.

Yes, Lupine is not such a person...

…

Hogwarts.

Spare classroom.

Harry looked at the stools and chairs at his hand with some confusion, wondering what the professor was doing by putting these things here.

He was surrounded by tables and chairs.

Duwei did not explain to him. He signaled Harry to pull out his wand and be ready to fight at any time.

Harry was a little nervous.

He thought he was going to fight the professor again, but who knew, the professor didn't seem to have any intention of fighting. He was chatting with Neville beside him, confirmed that Harry was ready, and motioned to Harry to relax a little.

one time.

"Let me see what you have accomplished these days, Harry. Let me see if you were lazy when I was sick."

He said calmly.

Before Harry knew how to prove himself, he saw the professor continuously casting a certain spell on himself, and silver like water covered his body, layer after layer.

"What kind of spell is this, Professor?"

Harry asked curiously.

"Iron armor protection is a magic spell that I need you to study seriously next."

Du Wei said seductively: "The magic battle is not only about defeating the opponent, but also about protecting yourself during the fight. Among them, the Iron Armor Protection Spell is an extremely effective protective spell, which can defend against most physical damage and

The curse hurts, just like it does now."

Before Harry could understand what the professor meant by these words.

Something that horrified him happened.

The professor cast a spell on several tables and chairs surrounding him, and then the tables and chairs came to life!

It really came to life.

The scene looked chaotic.

"Transfiguration Charm, Harry, a little experiment, nothing dangerous."

That's what Du Wei said, but after the tables and chairs came to life, he quickly pulled Neville away from the professor and closed the door!

"Only by killing these monsters can you come out!"

Duwei shouted outside the door, and Harry's eyes widened in disbelief.

He looked at the tables and chairs in front of him, turning into monsters in front of him!

This is not a transformation spell.

This is Du Wei's forging technique. Anything he forges will be extremely malicious to other living creatures. It is like the monster book of monsters. When there are other things around them, they will tear it into pieces.

Other things, if there is nothing, they will tear themselves apart!

The same goes for the goblins' forging skills. With Harry as a living person, their targets naturally become Harry Potter!

Harry stared dumbfoundedly at the table and chairs next to him. A large number of tentacles and teeth sprouted out, and finally eyes popped out.

These guys crawled around on the ground, paused for the last time, looked at Harry with all their eyes, and pounced on him!

"professor!"

Harry let out a scream, and for a moment, he didn't know what spell to use to attack these living tables and chairs.

Passed out or Expelliarmus?

Duwei listened to Harry Potter's screams outside and had no reaction at all.

He grabbed Neville, who was very nervous, and told him to just wait outside with him.

"Don't worry, Neville, it's just a little trick."

He didn't tell Neville that these little tricks could tear the entire classroom apart.

He has tested the quality of these monsters and knows that these monsters cannot break through the defense of the Iron Armor Curse in a short period of time.

But, it's a short period of time.

In this small space, Harry Potter had no place to dodge. All he could do was to continuously cast appropriate spells to deal with these enemies before the iron armor spell on his body was broken.

This is a challenge.

More importantly, Duwei wants to ensure that Harry Potter has the ability to adapt to changes in circumstances.

He cannot use "Knock Out" against a big tree.

For different enemies, he needs to have the ability and awareness to use different spells. Without the three Unforgivable Curses, Duwei can understand that except for the Soul Reaper Curse, Harry Potter simply uses the other two spells. It doesn't have the effect that the Unforgivable Curse should have.

Avada Kedavra can't kill anyone, Cruel Heart and Bones can't torture them. These two spells have no effect on him.

It would be better if he fainted.

However, in addition to these two spells, he also needs to learn to use other spells.

Even if you don’t want other people’s lives, you must at least ensure that others cannot take your life away.

Duwei and Neville stood in the corridor, listening to the big noise inside. The noise inside was so great that even some ghosts and people in the portraits came over.

"It's okay, it's okay, Harry is studying."

Duwei dispersed them.

Neville was extremely nervous.

He didn't know what he should do. When Harry brought him here, he thought "Professor Lupin" wanted to talk to him, but he didn't expect that he would see this scene.

Did Professor Lupine mean that he and Harry should deal with these monsters together?

He can't do it!

Du Wei sat calmly on the ground, calling himself as tall as Neville so as not to give Neville any sense of oppression.

"Say something, Neville. Harry's assessment will still take some time. During this period, we can have a lot to talk about."

Neville shook his head.

He didn't know what to say either.

Duwei looked at the child, touched his head and said, "Tell us about your parents, Neville."

Neville still shook his head and refused to communicate.

He doesn't have many memories of his parents. The main reason is that when he was a child, he saw with his own eyes the scene where his parents were tortured and went crazy.

This memory is not a wonderful memory for a child.

In order to ensure Neville's healthy growth, Neville's grandmother, the old lady who would beat Delis into the hospital in the future, had to cast the Forgetting Curse on Neville many times. For this reason, Neville's memory was always very unclear. Oops.

After all, the old lady is not Lockhart, and she is still a little unsure about the Oblivion Curse.

For this reason, the old lady gave Neville a memory ball.

The only memory Neville could recall was that he and his grandmother went to St. Mungo's Hospital for Witchcraft and Wizardry to visit his parents.

That was one of the few happy times he had.

To others, St. Mungo's Hospital is a hospital, but to Neville, it is his paradise. There are her parents there.

But his parents don't always know him.

Sometimes, when leaving, his mother would stuff him with candy wrappers.

Although the old lady said tiredly every time, "Throw it away, Neville, it won't do anything."

But Neville never threw away these candy wrappers.

That is his most precious treasure.

He didn't want to mention this memory to others.

That is his most precious secret.

This secret cannot be shared.

Not even Professor Lupine can.

Duwei sat quietly next to him, looking at Neville who kept silent, without putting any pressure on him. He knew that this child's self-confidence had been wiped out by Snape's potions lessons several times.

There's not much left.

He needed to give Neville a good training and make him stronger.

This is not an easy thing.

At least for Neville, it is not an easy thing, but Duwei likes challenges too much.

Neville was trained purely to disgust Snape.

This is Du Wei's idea. From Lupine's perspective, Lupine trained Neville simply because he was also an excellent Hogwarts student and he was valuable to train. He received Dumbledore's salary.

Not for free.

Thinking of this, he handed Neville another piece of chocolate, thinking about how to restore Neville's self-confidence starting from a small thing.