The Legend of Harry Potter Schoolmaster

With Peeves out of the way, they followed the ragged Defence Against the Dark Arts professor and moved on.

through another corridor...

A few minutes later, Lupin led them open a classroom door—

This classroom was the same classroom where Professor Albus Dumbledore took them to deal with Boggart last semester.

"Please come in!" Lupin closed the door with one hand, and made a gesture of invitation with the other hand: "Everyone sit down first, don't move."

Twenty or so students entered the classroom one by one, and then sat on the seats in the classroom.

The classroom was a little dark, the curtains were drawn tightly, and only a few lamps were left to illuminate; except for the desks and chairs, the rest of the area was a large cage... Some bloodstains could be vaguely seen in the cage, close to their There are a few large rocks in the direction.

Jon noticed that there was a thick piece of parchment on the table; then he looked up again, because he seemed to hear something, like someone was crying.

"Where are you looking?" Zacharis whispered.

Following the direction Zacharis pointed, Jon saw the innermost side of the cage, and there seemed to be a little girl with her back to them.

A little girl who seemed to be very cute was sitting there curled up in a ball, wearing a blood-red dress and a hat on her head.

"Woooooo..." The little girl lowered her head and let out a low sob.

The crowd couldn't help but talk about why such a little girl who looked only four or five years old appeared in the classroom of Defense Against the Dark Arts.

"Lupin...Professor...Why lock her up?" Slytherin's Sean Avery stood up, and he asked with some dissatisfaction.

"That's exactly what our class is about!" Lupin said with a smile. "Maybe in your opinion, it's just a cute girl."

Most of the students nodded.

"this is not the truth……"

"Is it a vampire?" Jon heard Steven Lucas whispering beside him.

"Impossible!" Madeleine Yaxley retorted softly on the side: "Vampires are not easy to hunt!"

Jon frowned, remembering that the creature seemed to be mentioned in the book Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Defense.

A magical creature that looks weak but dangerous!

...

"Now, look at you!" Lupin raised his wand.

A stone in the cage began to slowly deform, and finally turned into a gray wolf.

Turning stones into animals is a very clever metamorphosis.

Watching the "Grey Wolf" get closer to the crying little girl, even if they knew that the grey wolf was transformed by Transfiguration, the girls couldn't help covering their mouths.

"Grey Wolf" had already walked behind the little girl... Then, a jaw-dropping scene appeared.

The back of the little girl who seemed to be well-behaved and weak just now turned around, revealing her real, hideous face...

An odd-looking, dwarf-like little creature, with a bloody mouth that occupies almost half of its face, and a large, thick stick in its hand.

The dwarf smashed the big stick at the "grey wolf" fiercely, only to hear a loud noise, and then the grey wolf turned into countless rubble.

The students who had looked at the "little girl" with pity and sympathy just now looked at the dwarf monster in horror.

"Can anyone tell me what it is?" Lupin asked, glancing at the crowd.

Jon raised his hand.

"Very well, Mr. Hart!"

"It's a red hat, Professor!" Jon said calmly.

"Correct answer, Hufflepuff plus five points!" Lupin nodded in satisfaction, then motioned Jon to sit down.

"Red Hat!" Lupin's voice was calm, but with a strong sense of seriousness: "Mr. Newt Scamander rated it as a 4X magical creature in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find It, It shows that they are a very dangerous magical creature! They usually pick up thick wooden sticks as weapons, which are very powerful and can easily break the heads of people or animals."

"They look like goblins, but they are tougher and more cruel than goblins! As long as there is blood, they can be found; red hats generally live by licking the blood of animals or humans..." Lu Ping paused and continued to explain: "Because they are very strong, but they are very slow, and it is usually difficult to hunt down their prey."

"However, red hats also have their own unique hunting methods... They usually like to be at dusk or night, in very dark places; near trees or rivers, with their backs to the outside, and at the same time lift and cover their red fur Whole body so that they can disguise themselves. As long as they make a cry similar to a female sob, from a distance, it looks like a crying little girl!"

"Lonely Muggles are easily killed after encountering red caps at dusk or at night, especially some Muggle hunters. There are also some beasts with poor sense of smell, and some lack of wild Wizards of survival experience."

"More than 50 years ago, the British wizarding world encountered more than a dozen red hat attacks every year; but with the hunting of red hats by Aurors in recent years, Britain has rarely seen such creatures... But Red hats are still extremely common in northern or central Europe or even in France! The red hat in front of you is the one I caught a few weeks ago in Stockholm."

The whole classroom was silent.

Some of the Slytherin students who had despised Lupin before, now began to pay attention to his lectures.

The red hat in the cage has turned his back again, disguised as a weak little girl, crying.

"There are many kinds of spells and methods to deal with the red hat, as long as you are not attracted by its false appearance!" Lupin had already drawn out his wand and aimed at the monster in the cage: "But the simplest and most effective is the A split spell, as long as the split spell is used to shatter their red fur, it is quite deadly to them, and it also means that in the future, they will not be able to use the previous method to continue to mutilate others."

"The spell is...Diffindo!"

Following Lupin's spell, the red fur behind the red hat fell to the ground piece by piece as if it had been forcibly torn apart by something... The dwarf monster reappeared its prototype and let out a tragic cry.

"There's a piece of parchment on each table that you can practice with!" Lupin said with a smile, putting away his wand.

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