Chapter 513? It's All Rubbish

"Don't you British men call yourself gentlemen? Why are you so casual at Hogwarts?" Carson squinted at Allen from the corner of his eyes, his expression full of sarcasm.

Allen didn't answer immediately, but waved the sleeve of his robe. He had an extra video camera in his hand. Professor He didn't know what this dark thing was at all.

At this time, Allen took a few steps forward, and bowed slightly to apologize to the students inside with his hands behind his back. His voice was softer and more polite than when he entered the door, with a hint of grievance: "I'm sorry to disturb you course, but Vice-Principal Monte, I just wanted to ask you if you have any complaints about us at Hogwarts? Why did you give me a room in the cellar when there are still many vacant rooms in the ordinary student dormitories? What about the dilapidated room that has been abandoned for many years?"

Carson frowned, pretending to be apologetic: "I'm really sorry, it's my lack of hospitality, but please believe me, don't look at the many empty rooms in our castle, but they are all useful, that is I am going to reward single rooms for students who perform particularly well in courses such as school duels. I have tried my best to arrange dormitories for other Hogwarts students, but I really cannot provide you and your guards with normal Maybe you don’t know that the cellar I prepared for you has been abandoned for a long time, but in fact the person represented by the mark on the necklace you wore lived there for a long time. I heard that your family He was also his follower before? As long as you clean it up properly, it will be fine, I thought you would be satisfied with this arrangement, but maybe as the leader of the exchange students, you can switch with your classmates yourself?" The vice principal He pointed out the Deathly Hallows necklace to his classmates maliciously, and hypocritically gave Allen an idea.

"In this case, as an exchange student, if I personally participate in the duel and win the final victory over everyone, will it give me the right to choose a better room?" Allen said politely, but in his words The meaning expressed was full of provocation, and in the end, he even bowed slightly again like irony.

Monte, who felt offended, was just about to scold, but then he thought again: "The heir of Harris and his men killed Novak, who had a high status in his family and even the next generation heir, but His death is actually a good thing for me. My son is currently doing very well in Durmstrang. Although it has something to do with his position as vice principal, it is mainly because he is older than Nova K is smaller, so it is not as good as Novak. Although I can't kill Alan Harris blatantly in class, I can just take advantage of him to embarrass him, or give him some curses to let him go. He suffered some hard-to-heal injuries and even disabilities. I believe that with the power of the Monte family in Northern Europe, I won’t really be able to bear too much responsibility, and I can let my family live in Monte in the name of revenge for Novak. Going further within the family."

Monte nodded secretly. He felt that he could agree with Allen to participate in the dueling class, but he had to be restricted. Judging by the rumored strength enough to kill a giant North Sea monster, I am afraid none of these people in the class can beat him. And obviously he knew this, so he was full of confidence.

"Principal Monte, please agree to this madman's proposal. I am even willing to give up my single room as a bet. Don't think that you can be so arrogant if you can defeat Krum. He lost to the duel class many times. I was a grade lower than him." A boy who was taller than Krum finally couldn't bear to petition Monte, "He still wears Grindelwald's mark so blatantly, although I can't kill him at school, but I just happen to be able to avenge my murdered grandfather with some jinxes.

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"Calm down, Vasily, the battle between you and him is not fair. Although you are already in the seventh grade, Alan Harris' family background is profound, which can provide him with many opportunities to learn ancient magic, so even Hogg Woz doesn't have any black magic courses, and he can use so many powerful spells in the Goblet of Fire." Kassuming tried to comfort the student named Vasily, but his eyes couldn't help observing whether Allen would will respond to this statement.

Allen chuckled beside him when he heard the words: "I can complete the duel using only the spells that the fifth graders at Hogwarts can learn in school. What do you think, Principal Monte?"

"This bastard is too contemptible, principal, let's teach him a lesson." Some students who knew and were afraid of Alan's strength couldn't help but speak at this time.

Carson finally nodded, and pretended to be kind: "Since you insist on this, let us Durmstrang students and Hogwarts exchange students complete this first exchange, if Harris you To win, of course you have the right to get a better room as a reward, but if you think about it, you have to win all of them, this is a condition you put forward, not that we have to fight with you." After finishing speaking, he turned his head, "Vassily, you go on stage first and start the first game with our exchange students."

Allen looked at Vasily: "Wait a minute, Principal Monte, you seem to have misunderstood. I didn't mean to fight Durmstrang's garbage students one-on-one, but..."

"What do you mean, why are you looking at me? You treat me like trash?" Vasily was furious when he heard the words, and interrupted Allen's speech.

Allen quickly stretched out his hands that were behind his back as a comforting gesture: "No... don't get me wrong, I'm not targeting you." He shook his head and looked at Vasily, then smiled and faced the others, "I mean the presence All of you, including Vice Principal Monte, are rubbish, and I want to deal with all of you at once."

There was an uproar in the classroom immediately. Faced with such arrogant words and provocations from Allen, the little wizards who were already hostile to Allen couldn't hold back any longer and cursed one after another.

Allen still had a warm smile, holding his waist exaggeratedly with one hand, and at the same time drew an arc in the air at the wizards in the classroom with the wand in the other hand, and issued a duel challenge.

Such demeanor, which is full of dueling etiquette of British wizards, is quite different from the pragmatism advocated by Durmstrang's wizards. It makes people feel that Allen is deliberately showing the superiority of British gentleman culture.