Chapter 260 This Man Is Too Handsome to Show

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Chapter 260 This person is too handsome to show

But no matter how hard she tried, she couldn't show George in the album. book

After she tried many times, finally, with a sound of "Drip!", a line of words appeared in the album.

"According to the relevant rules, this person is too handsome to be shown!"

Hermione stomped her feet in anger, and it was too cunning that she couldn't show any hints.

"As expected of George, he was on guard." Harry sighed again.

Seeing that George had taken precautions earlier, Ron was relieved, but then became nervous again. He didn't really make fun of George, which made him relax, but George had already prepared, would he have discovered their prank.

In Ron's anxiety, they came to Professor Lupin's first Defence Against the Dark Arts class.

Professor Lupin hadn't come to the classroom yet. They found a place in advance, thinking about today's events while in a daze.

"Ignoring Mantra" definitely needs to be mastered and skilled, and the transformation of the image should not be too urgent. As for the late patron saint spell, you still have to continue to practice. In fact, the time of the day is still full.

Waiting slowly, other students also came to the classroom one after another, and finally Professor Lupin also came to the classroom.

He was still wearing his tattered clothes, and as a teacher, he was a little poor. He put the tattered box on the podium and turned to face everyone.

He looked much better, perhaps because the academy was full of food.

He said angrily, "Everyone, good afternoon."

"Please put your textbooks back in your bags, we'll start with practice today, you just need to hold on to your wands."

The classmates put the textbooks back in their schoolbags and exchanged glances in shock. They didn't get a chance to practice in Defence Against the Dark Arts class.

First grade Lo was a clown, and although he ended up being the Dark Lord, he was a clown in class. Second-year Lockhart, he is like an actor, every class is his stage play.

"Then, good." Professor Lupin, seeing that everyone was ready and eager to try, continued, "You follow behind me."

Everyone was full of good, but excitedly followed Professor Lupin out of the classroom. He led them down the deserted hallway and turned a corner, where they met Peeves, the teasing man. It was floating head down in the air, stuffing the gum into the keyhole under its head.

When Professor Lupin approached, Peeves looked up to see him, twisted and sang briskly with a gong-like voice.

"Stupid and stupid Lupin will never get wiser," Peeves sings. "Stupid and stupid Lupin will never get wiser."

Peeves is rude and unruly, difficult to control, and everyone but a few existences can't do anything about it. All eyes turned to Professor Lupin, wondering how he would react to this scene.

Professor Lupin was still smiling. "If I were you, Peeves, I'd take the chewing gum out of the keyhole. You'll keep Mr. Fair from going in to get the broom."

Phil is the cleaner at Hogwarts, he's a Squib and has no spellcasting abilities, which makes him very jealous of the others. He can only rely on the rules of the academy to deal with other people. He always does the right thing with the students, and he is also right with Peeves.

Peeves didn't care what Professor Lupin said. He hated Phil, not afraid of Phil. He continued to make a face.

Professor Lupin sighed, raised his wand, and said, "Why not live in peace."

He turned to the students and said, "Look, this is a useful little spell."

He raised his wand to shoulder height, pointed at Peeves, and said, "Wadi Vasi!"

The gum shot out of the keyhole like a bullet, directly into Peeves' nostrils.

Peeves rose suddenly,

He floated away and ran away, scolding in a vague voice all the way, "Stupid Lupin, you're going to have bad luck."

"That's great, sir." Dean Thomas said in surprise. Judging from the performance just now, the teacher of Defense Against the Dark Arts this time seems to be different from the previous liar.

"Thank you, Dean!" Professor Lupin continued, putting away his wand. "We'll move on."

He led everyone into the second corridor, and they stopped outside the faculty lounge door.

"Let's go in." Professor Lupin said, pushed open the door, and walked in.

The staff lounge is a long room filled with old chairs of various styles, and there are other people in it.

Snape was sitting in a low armchair with a mocking smile on his face as he watched the students pouring in.

Professor Lupin was about to close the door when Snape suddenly said, "Don't close the door, Lupin, I'd better not watch it."

He stood up, paced past the class, and when he reached the porch, he turned his head and said to Lupin.

"No one may have told you, but I want to remind you that Neville Longbottom is in this class. I advise you not to let him do anything difficult unless Miss Granger is giving instructions in his ear."

Neville flushed with shame. Harry looked at Snape in disgust, he had made enough troubles in Potions class, and now he was humiliating Neville in front of the other teachers.

Professor Lupin raised his eyebrows and said lightly, "I will let Neville be my assistant for the first part of the operation. I am sure he can do it well."

Neville's face flushed even more, and Snape frowned, shutting them hard.

"Now, come this way." Professor Lupin said, and he led everyone to the end of the lounge, where there was nothing and a huge old wardrobe.

Professor Lupin approached the old wardrobe, seemed to sense someone approaching, and the wardrobe began to shake, making a thudding sound.

At this time, the performance of the students was mixed, and some students were ignorant and unresponsive. Some students took a few steps back subconsciously, while others, like Harry and Ron, raised their guard and squeezed their wands.

Seeing the different performances of the students, Lupin was secretly comparing himself, and then said, "Don't worry, there's just a Boggart here."

Professor Lupin's words made the students even more worried. Neville's eyes were full of fear, and he glanced at Professor Lupin in disbelief. Seamus Finnigan looked at the swaying cabinet door handle in fear, and he secretly looked back towards the door of the faculty lounge.

"Boggart likes closed, dark spaces," explained Professor Lupin. "They like wardrobes, gaps under beds, cupboards in sinks. I once, in one of my grandparents' old clocks, found got it."

(To be continued.)

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