The Trinity of Harry Potter

There is no rush to skin the Horcruxes. Since this year's Chamber of Secrets Incident will no longer happen, Kano has a whole year to think of ways to skin the Horcruxes piecemeal.

There is nothing new in the second-year courses. Every professor is still conscientious in teaching and answering questions, except for Lockhart.

He is like a peacock with its tail spread wide, constantly emphasizing his glorious deeds.

"I, Gilderoy Lockhart, am a third-class member of the Order of Merlin, an honorary member of the Defense League against the Dark Arts, and have won the "Wizard Weekly" Most Charming Smile Award five times - but I don't talk about that, I'm not

You can drive away female ghosts with your smile!"

"I see you've all bought my complete set of books. Let's take a little quiz to see how much you understand."

Kano opened Lockhart's test paper, which was full of three pages full of personal questions about him, such as his ideals, his favorite color and so on.

It feels like a question about joining a celebrity QQ group.

Lockhart walked down the stage with brisk steps and watched the little wizards scratching their heads as they wrote the test questions.

Although most of the students covered their schoolbags with book covers, blocking the handsome magical photo of him on the cover, Lockhart was still satisfied to see that the entire class bought his book.

What he didn't know was that behind him, all the little wizards wrapped in book covers were exchanging tacit glances.

The pirated book printed by Kano has an empty cover.

I don’t know when Lockhart will realize that he has been deceived. Maybe it will be when the publisher sends him a letter and he will understand?

Half an hour later, Lockhart collected the papers and began to read them in front of the students.

"Oh, few classmates know that my favorite color is lilac." Lockhart quickly flipped through the pages, "And my ideal birthday gift is..."

The little wizards who were not interested in Lockhart made speechless faces, and Ron whispered beside Kano.

"I don't like this person very much."

"I don't like it either, it doesn't matter, it's up to me." Kano said softly to Ron with a joyful look on his face that was full of expectation.

"Oh, there are two students who answered all the questions so well, without a doubt 100 points!"

Lockhart wiped the corners of his eyes in emotion: "Miss Hermione Granger and Mr. Canopus Black?"

Kano and Hermione raised their hands. Hermione seemed to be shaking with excitement. Kano couldn't act like this, so he had to continue smiling stiffly.

"Great, 20 points for Gryffindor!"

The little wizards looked at Kano in surprise. You must know that he is the most mature one among the children and never shows too strong emotions.

Neville sat further away, looking at Kano's expression as if he saw Snape washing his hair.

"Oh, dear Professor Lockhart." Kano spoke in a pretentious and respectful tone, and the little wizards immediately returned to normal.

They knew that with this tone, Kano was probably holding something bad in his heart.

Lockhart felt completely comfortable being shouted at. He didn't understand Kano's character and didn't notice anything wrong at all.

"What's the matter, Mr. Canopus?"

"I am a big fan of yours, Professor! I really want to know about the Patronus Charm you used to break up with the female ghost." Kano looked at Lockhart with admiring eyes.

"Haha, that was really a thrilling experience. Read my book twice more, I put all the mysteries there." Lockhart seemed to pause for a moment, but still responded with full enthusiasm.

"I heard that it is a very difficult spell, but it must not be a problem for a great wizard like you." Kano continued to speak in a high tone, and Lockhart twisted his body uneasily.

"It's too praised, it's too praised."

"Can you perform a show? The advanced magic that summons your physical patron saint, the peacock, at once? I think this must be very simple for you."

Lockhart's eyes narrowed briefly, but his smile returned immediately.

He looked at another fan, Hermione, but Hermione was looking at him expectantly, expecting him to prove his strength.

Lockhart tugged on his tie uncomfortably: "It's still too early for you to learn this magic. I will definitely teach it to you in the future."

"Okay!" He was afraid that Kano would say anything again, "I'm going to teach you to fight against the most evil magical creatures in this classroom, but as long as I'm here, you won't be harmed. I just ask you to stay calm.

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There was a commotion among the little wizards, looking half in anticipation and half in fear at the huge cage he took out from under the table.

"Please don't scream," Lockhart opened his eyes wide and glanced at the restless little wizards. "They will be pissed off."

As he spoke, he suddenly pulled off the cloth covering the cage.

"Yes, just caught a Cornish elf."

Hermione seemed to shake a bit, and the little wizards let out suppressed chuckles.

"You don't think they are dangerous, do you? They can be cunning and devilish destroyers." Lockhart stretched out his wand and poked the little thing in the cage.

Kano looked at the little iron-green things in the cage with great interest. They were jumping up and down in the cage and screaming.

"Okay, let's see how you deal with them." Lockhart opened the cage door angrily.

This large group of Cornish elves flew out of the cage in a swarm. Carnot drew his oak sword, crossed the blade and used it like a bat to swipe at the attacking elves.

As for the landing point, is there any need to say? Kano "accidentally" drew all the elves in front of Lockhart.

Lockhart pulled out his wand and recited the spell with a handsome gesture, but nothing happened. Then he hurriedly avoided it, but Kano still slapped the elf in the face.

They scratched Lockhart's handsome face with their long, sharp claws and messed up his carefully tended golden curls.

Lockhart screamed and rushed out of the classroom, closing the door behind him.

Now, the classroom was completely in chaos. A few of the elves broke the glass window and ran away, while the rest continued to destroy the classroom, throwing the students' books and pens into the air.

Most of the little wizards hid under the table. Hermione tried her best to fire the freezing spell, but there were too many opponents.

Kano secretly stretched out his wand and pointed at the broken glass window with evil intentions. The wooden window lattice quickly sprouted again, and the twigs blocked all the windows, making it impossible for the elves to get out.

Several elves came to attack him carelessly. He knocked each one unconscious with one punch and arranged them in a row on the table. Even the stupid elves knew that he was not easy to mess with.

The bell finally rang, and the little wizards randomly picked up their books and ran out of the Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom in a swarm.

Harry and Ron took away Hermione who still wanted to help. Kano was the last to leave with a smile and locked the door.

He left Lockhart with a house full of energetic elves.