Hogwarts and the Atypical Wizard

Chapter 179 Daily Life Before Halloween

He came out of Lockhart's office with a high level of concentration and walked slowly to the corner of a staircase.

Tom whispered in his ear: "Nothing unusual, Sainz, Lockhart didn't follow."

It seemed that I was worrying too much. Lockhart had just taken over the position of professor for two weeks. He probably didn't want to make any noise at this time. He was not forced into a corner like when he dealt with Harry in the original trajectory. He was not at the point of taking desperate measures.

It is probably because there is no benefit in dealing with Sainz now, and it will only arouse suspicion in vain. And he did find a reason to prevaricate. Even if Sainz cannot learn the spell to restore his human form, he can just say that he is not qualified enough.

Regardless of the reason, Lockhart temporarily saved his life and reputation.

In his previous life, if there was a vote to rank the most annoying characters in Harry Potter, Lockhart would definitely be on the list with a high vote.

I guess the younger the readers, the more they hate this person.

There were even some radical little wizards who wanted to kill him as soon as possible. Sainz was also very angry at first, but when he was a little older, he felt that his ending in the original rules was more suitable for him. After all, this man had never killed anyone, and it seemed a bit too much to take his life directly.

Of course, this is just what Sainz said from the perspective of a bystander. If he dared to attack himself, as a direct victim, Sainz wouldn't mind sending him to reincarnation.

While walking back, Sainz suddenly felt happy, "I think I have some connection with several of the more famous Ravenclaws in the original trajectory."

People always say that Ravenclaw is full of wisdom, but what does "wisdom" mean?

I don’t know if the “Great Will” has any misunderstanding about wisdom!

Take a look at these Ravenclaws with the most screen time!

Quirrell? Ravenclaw!

Lockhart? Ravenclaw!

Rita Skeeter? Ravenclaw!

Umbridge? Or Ravenclaw!

How should I put it? These people seem to be very smart, but they seem to have used their intelligence in the wrong place!

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After the second week, Sainz's life returned to normal.

Eat, attend class, study, and sleep!

The two roommates gradually developed their own concerns and no longer stayed together every day like they did in the first and second grades.

Adam officially has a girlfriend, which seems to have stimulated Ben, and he started leaving home early and coming back late at the beginning of this semester.

I have to say, even though they are two Hufflepuffs, their execution is still very good.

One day, Ben came back in a mess, covered in mud, and it was raining outside.

"Cleaned up!" Sainz cleaned the stains on his body. "Ben, what happened? I thought cleaned up is not some unexpected magic... huh?... Did you fight?"

After cleaning him up, Sainz saw the bruises on his face, "Don't move, I'll heal you!"

Ben was embarrassed and didn't want to face him, but after being held down by Sai, he couldn't hide even if he wanted to.

Saiens pointed his wand at Ben's face and cast a healing spell he had improved, "Heal Minor Injuries". This spell combined the "all minor injuries" that Saiens knew about.

Common injuries, as long as they are not caused by black magic, can basically be wiped out.

"With whom, Monta?"

Ben avoided Sainz's gaze awkwardly, "No... Hey Sainz, just forget it, I'm fine!"

Sainz didn't listen to him. "Ben, I thought we talked about this before. If we are bullied, the dormitory should unite, right?"

Ben rubbed his face, "I know we swore to stick together, oops... Sainz, but... I wasn't bullied, I told you not to ask."

"Okay, Ben, as long as you look me in the eye and tell me seriously that you are not being bullied, I will not ask any more questions."

Ben immediately said seriously that he was not bullied and that the injuries on his face had other reasons.

Sainz nodded and stopped asking questions. Ben breathed a sigh of relief and immediately jumped onto the bed to stay by himself.

Okay, got it.

The grudges in the world are mostly about love and hatred.

Since it is not a grudge against Mr. Meng and others, it is most likely because of love.

With a look of defeated rooster, it must have been at a disadvantage in the fight.

Covered in mud and with bruises on his face, it didn't seem like a magical attack. It was most likely a physical fight that he had lost.

It is understandable that one does not want to be mentioned after losing a fight, but it seems to be related to "honor" to not want to be helped.

If it was really something not very honorable, he would probably want to cover it up, and he would always remember to clean the mud and water on his body, but no, it was obvious that his mind was not on that.

Although I don't want to be mentioned, I just feel a little embarrassed when it is mentioned, and I don't feel ashamed. I guess this close combat is relatively "fair".

Based on the situation, make a blind guess.

After Adam got a girlfriend, Ben also had his own goals.

At the same time, this target was also spotted by another young wizard who had the same vision as him, and the two discovered each other during the action.

Both sides realized that neither side had succeeded yet, so the war was fair.

For some reason, both sides did not use magic but chose to give up their wands and fought in close combat on the grass under the heavy rain like "real men".

What kind of old-fashioned, brainless idol drama plot is this!

Forget it, everyone has gone through the middle school age, so just let him be.

The quiet days passed quickly, and in the blink of an eye it was October. Sainz reminded Tom to pay more attention to the Vanishing Cabinet, as it might appear soon.

He had studied the spell to restore his human form, and it was pretty much the same as what he had thought before, it was useless.

Lockhart was probably deceived by that "old American wizard".

First of all, it is doubtful whether this "old American wizard" really exists. Even if this "old American wizard" really exists, it is doubtful whether he really knows a "human-restoring spell".

Lockhart may not be a good wizard, but he is certainly a good writer.

He has a special sensitivity. He knows what kind of stories are popular and how to tell a story that will be sought after.

Judging from his overall behavioral logic, this "old American wizard" may be a real person, but this "old wizard" himself may be the same kind as Lockhart, and he may also be a boastful liar.

After meeting him, Lockhart keenly discovered that his story was very marketable, so he used his own set of tricks on him and got the story from the old wizard, even though the old wizard himself might not have had those experiences at all.

After all, the probability that a wizard doesn't understand the value of the "Restoring Humanoid Spell" is too low.

If he really had this ability, he would have become a guest of honor for many people long ago. Why would he be stuck in a corner with no one knowing him?

Of course, there is indeed a slight possibility that this old wizard is indifferent to fame and fortune and just doesn't want to be famous!

If that's the case, why would he tell others about it?