Chapter 165 Lockhart’s Life and Lies (Revised)

"But that was a classroom demonstration! Professor Lockhart also said that he is particularly good at dealing with trolls. Of course Allen will be prepared." A little Ravenclaw witch defended Allen.

"Besides, it was Professor Lockhart who took the first step. He really cast a spell on Alan."

"But Alan is unharmed, isn't he? Professor Lockhart is injured!"

"Is it fair to say that one is weaker than the other? As a professor, Lockhart can't subdue a second-year wizard. It really makes people wonder where the achievements in his books came from!"

"After all, he wrote it himself. Who knows the real situation?"

"If Professor Lockhart is really uneducated, why would President Dumbledore hire him as a professor?"

"You Muggles probably don't know. The Defense Against the Dark Arts class hires new professors every year. It would be great if someone is willing to come now. It is said that a mysterious man has cursed this position. No one can be allowed to serve for more than one year. "

"Many graduates are said to be unable to cast the Iron Armor Curse. I don't know why Principal Dumbledore is not anxious about it..."

In Hogwarts, Alan and Lockhart have many supporters, and quarrels over this matter are very common in the castle.

Until this morning, the owls flew into the auditorium as usual and delivered letters to their respective owners.

But what was different from the past was that there were a lot of owls in the auditorium today, batch after batch, delivering printed copies of the Daily Prophet to everyone in the castle.

The auditorium seemed to have been cast and released from a silent spell. It was suddenly silent and then suddenly noisy.

Everyone looked at the newspapers in their hands, and then at Lockhart, who was taking the initiative to distribute the Daily Prophet at the teacher's desk, with a strange look on his face.

"The Life and Lies of Gilderoy Lockhart! A recognized master, a popular star in the wizarding world, a professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts at Hogwarts, and a recipient of the third-level Order of Merlin... ...According to the reliable evidence obtained by the author, Lockhart took possession of all the experiences he found interesting and cast the Forgetting Curse on the other party... In fact, Lockhart was not proficient in anything except the Forgetting Curse. He is a complete liar!”

Suddenly, the door of the auditorium opened with a bang, and two wizards wearing uniform black magic robes, led by Professor Dumbledore, walked in.

The auditorium was silent as everyone stared at these uninvited guests.

"Gilderoy Lockhart!" The leading wizard was lean but muscular, and stood in front of Lockhart with a serious expression.

Lockhart's face was pale, and he had the illusion of being stripped naked and standing in the spotlight.

"We are employees of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement. According to reliable information, we have confirmed that you have violated the Wizarding Charter. Please come with us and cooperate with the investigation." The loud voice was heard clearly by everyone in the auditorium. .

The little witches who argued passionately for Lockhart and Ravenclaws couldn't believe their eyes.

Is Professor Lockhart really a liar?

He also hurt others and took other people's experiences as his own?

Is he really useless except for the Forgetting Curse?

His fans, the little witches, don't want to believe it, but they have to believe it. After all, the facts are right in front of us.

Lockhart could only leave the teacher's chair. His lips trembled and he mumbled something to say, but in the end he couldn't say anything. He followed the two capable black-robed wizards dejectedly and left the castle.

"It seems that before our Professor Lockhart comes back, I need to find a new Defense Against the Dark Arts professor!" Professor Dumbledore adjusted his glasses and left the auditorium.

"Alan, you didn't order so many newspapers, did you?" Edward asked Alan curiously.

"Of course not, how could you ask that?" Allen really didn't subscribe to so many newspapers, so he wouldn't be so crazy.

"I just feel that there seems to be some conflict between you and Professor Lockhart recently." Edward shrugged.

"It is very likely that Lockhart himself subscribed to this newspaper." Allen guessed.

"He always thought that he would be published in the Daily Prophet. As a best-selling author in the magical world, he is not short of money." The female prefect Penello heard their discussion and calmly pointed out the facts beside her.

Unexpectedly, Professor Dumbledore actually took action personally and temporarily served as the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor.

This makes the little wizards rejoice, it's so cool that the greatest white wizard of all time is teaching Defense Against the Dark Arts!

Alan had no doubt that Dumbledore was qualified for the post of Defense Against the Dark Arts professor.

After all, according to legend, Professor Dumbledore had a close relationship with the former Dark Lord and the most dangerous dark wizard in history - Gellert Grindelwald.

Moreover, Dumbledore defeated Grindelwald - in fact, this is what Allen admires most about Dumbledore. Not to mention his methods and shortcomings, at least in terms of purpose and issues of right and wrong, Dumbledore is indeed Be a good person.

If he had known that by driving out Gilderoy Lockhart, Dumbledore could be replaced as the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor, Alan might have taken action against Lockhart.

Headmaster Dumbledore is indeed very good at teaching. His explanation of black magic is profound and simple, allowing every little wizard to be immersed in his teachings - Allen actually complained a little to Dumbledore because of this, the level of the little wizards is getting worse year by year. As a principal, why doesn't he care about this matter at all? He has too many things to consider, so he doesn't care too much about his job?

No one wants to miss his class, and every word he says will be written down in their notebooks by the little wizards.

He could easily understand the little wizards' doubts at a glance and patiently answer their questions. As a principal, this is incredible.

If there are any shortcomings, UU Reading www.uukanshu. net That is, they changed from teaching in two colleges to teaching in four colleges together.

The Defense Against the Dark Arts class has many hours and heavy tasks. If four classes were not taught together, Professor Dumbledore might be so busy that he would have no free time.

With his excellent classroom performance and excellent grades, Allen successfully served as Professor Dumbledore's assistant in his second year. Alan had to ask clearly what was going to be taught in the next class, prepare the materials in advance, and use the "copy into pairs" spell to ensure that every little wizard could get a copy of the lecture notes.

Days passed, and the little wizards lived a very fulfilling life. The secret room incident seems to have happened a long time ago.

Almost everyone agreed that the attacker, whoever he was, was done with it for good.

In March, several mandrakes held a lively and noisy dance in the third greenhouse, which made Professor Sprout very happy.

"We'll know they're fully mature when they want to be moved to other pots," she said to Alan, who came to help. "Then we can revive those poor people in the hospital."

No more information came from Gilderoy Lockhart, but Allen knew that he had paid the price for his reckless behavior-he needed to stay in Azkaban for at least ten years.

All the people he had hurt were found by the Ministry of Magic. For the authorities, as long as they want to investigate, there are few things that cannot be found out.

Albert stated in his letter to Allen: His father initiated some connections in the family, and the Aurors also helped to check some information. The document that sentenced Gilderoy was completed by Lunn with the help of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement - although to a certain extent this embarrassed Millicent Barnold, the former Minister of Magic who had originally decided to award him the award.