Chapter 585: This Is the First Time that an Honest Man Who Is Cornered Is so Shameless (1/2)

Chapter 585: This is the first time that an honest man who is cornered is so shameless

"Professor Lupin." Aaron raised a smile, "Although your character is a little more cowardly than others, I do look down on you, but I always keep the respect for you that belongs to a teacher in my heart."

Hearing this, Lupin's face was gloomy, but his right hand holding the wand did not waver at all.

"Can you explain why you attacked from behind? I should not be considered an enemy!"

"Just think of it as an honest man who was cornered!" Lupin smiled self-deprecatingly, and explained to others, "I know exactly what I am doing."

"That's not a reason for you to attack Aaron." Hermione scolded angrily.

"I'm sorry, I'm willing to accept any punishment afterwards, but now I have to know the truth."

"The truth?" Aaron shook the green memory bottle in his hand, with a bit of frivolity in his tone, "Are you talking about this? You've seen it, right?"

"That's only part of it, and I'm talking about the whole thing."

"That won't do." Aaron shook his head seriously, "I'm fair, I gave you part of the truth, but you have to take some responsibility accordingly."

"I'm willing to take more." Lupin looked at Aaron pleadingly, "I also want to know more."

"Sorry, the rest of the part is related to Harry Potter.

To be honest, To be honest, I'm thinking about you. You may not be able to bear it with your psychological quality. "

"Is it related to me?" Harry pointed at himself blankly, "What do you mean?"

"You are the protagonist of the prophecy. Dumbledore's plan is naturally centered around you. This is obvious!"

"He is right, Harry." Lupin's mouth twitched slightly, "You will never believe what I just saw. It's incredible. You may even think that Merlin is playing a joke on you."

"What did you see?"

"I saw..." Lupin subconsciously wanted to speak, but then he felt his body temperature soaring rapidly, and even white steam appeared on his hair.

"Don't say it." Tonks reminded hurriedly, "You forgot that you just signed a contract."

"I really have foresight." Aaron smiled proudly.

The contract was unilaterally aimed at Lupin. If he dared to reveal the contents of his memory, he would be burned into a fire man in an instant.

Lupin had a hard time speaking, his face was full of depression and bitterness, "Harry, it's not that I don't want to tell you, but it's not a good thing for you to know Dumbledore's plan now."

"Boring." Aaron rolled his eyes, "I can ignore what happened just now, just take it as an appreciation of your courage, Professor Lupin, but I'm really in a hurry..."

"Don't leave." Lupin shouted loudly.

"Huh?" Aaron frowned in distress, revealing a hint of irritation in his tone, "Professor Lupin, I don't know where you get the courage, but do you think you can stop me?"

"Maybe I can't stop you at ordinary times." Lupin said very directly, his personality made him very self-aware, "But it may not be impossible today."

After the voice fell, the others' hearts skipped a beat, as if they knew why Lupin was so confident.

"Remus." Arthur couldn't bear it any longer. "Stop it, okay?"

"That's right." Hagrid said. "That's not for use against your own people."

"Be rational." Kingsley followed and advised. "At this time, we should pay attention to our attitude towards friendly forces."

"Lupin." Tonks grabbed his arm and shook her head earnestly. "He just saved Mad-Eye last night. Since Dumbledore gave Aaron the memory, it means that he trusts him. It's his own business how to arrange it."

"No, you don't understand. If you have seen that memory, you will make the same decision as me." Lupin said stiffly. "If we don't know more, the pressure of Voldemort and the Death Eaters will fall on some individuals.

The Order of the Phoenix can do too little, and it can't even provide any help, and it may even make things worse.

That kind of powerlessness, I'm afraid only Sirius can understand it."

Aaron:...

That's too true, but Sirius's helplessness is probably greater than you think.

"Arthur, I didn't ask you for anything, but you must help me this time."

Ten pairs of eyes showed astonishment. Lupin's attitude was a bit exaggerated.

"Are you crazy?" Hermione frowned and asked the question that everyone was worried about.

"You will understand me after reading that memory."

Aaron shrugged, then sneered: "I am not responsible for satisfying your curiosity. Goodbye."

After that, Aaron turned and left.

Seeing this, Lupin decisively stabbed his wand into the ground.

A huge barrier was instantly formed, covering the Burrow and hundreds of meters around it.

"Huh?" Aaron was stunned, turned his head to look at Hermione and asked: "Is this barrier prepared for me?"

Hermione hesitated and did not dare to look at him.

"It seems that it is indeed prepared for me."

"Don't get me wrong, it was Kingsley who said to be on the safe side, so..."

"I understand, I understand." Aaron interrupted, and then looked at the black Auror in the crowd expressionlessly.

The sharp gaze made Kingsley's hair stand on end, as if he was stared at by a ferocious beast.

"I only want the remaining part of the memory in the green bottle, and I can guarantee that I won't tell anyone else.

I will let the Order of the Phoenix cooperate with the person in the memory and do my best to ensure his safety. This is the most correct and safest way."

"Are you done?" Aaron asked impatiently.

"Uh... I'm done."

"Then please send someone to open the barrier.

I'm very busy and don't have time to listen to someone's nonsense."

Puff!

Lupin subconsciously covered his chest, feeling as if his heart was stabbed.

Why did he talk nonsense? Snape was Dumbledore's backup, right? Isn't it natural for him to try his best to protect him?

And he was the only one who knew the plan, so there was no need to worry about leaks.

Arthur and the others exchanged glances. Perhaps Lupin's attitude touched them, and they hesitated to take action.

"Beautiful!" Aaron shook his head in disappointment and sarcastically said, "Hermione, the Order of the Phoenix is ​​really united!"

Hermione didn't know how to explain it. She was also very dissatisfied. Lupin and others were too unkind.

"That..." Fred said embarrassedly, "The barrier was set up by Mom and Dad, Lupin, Kingsley, and Tonks. It has nothing to do with us."

"If I can, I would also like to let you out." George added, "But we really don't have that ability."

Aaron rolled his eyes and then drew out his wand, "Then don't get in my way."

"Flames are blazing!"

Boom!

A ball of blazing fire hit the barrier, splashing layers of ripples.

"It's useless. This barrier is the result of our labor for the whole night." Lupin explained, "Five high-level magicians jointly released a super defensive spell. Even if Voldemort comes, he can't easily break in."

"Huh!" Aaron took a deep breath, "My patience is limited."

"I just want to know the truth." Lupin said unwillingly.

"Ignorance." Aaron shook his head, and a flame appeared in his hand.

The flame emitted from the palm of his hand, quickly flew into the sky, and continued to expand as it approached the barrier, from a flame to a fireball, and finally formed a sea of ​​fire.

Crack! Crack!

The barrier had some cracks under the burning of the flames, but was quickly repaired, but the speed of repair was gradually reduced, so that some tiny gaps were exposed.

"Is this a fire spell?" Hermione sniffed the burnt smell in the air and swallowed her saliva. "I've never seen anyone use fire to this extent."

"You can think of it as a high-level version of the fire spell." Aaron said modestly, "Release fire, control fire, many great wizards in the magic world can do it.

The most famous should be Grindelwald, who almost burned down a city with fire.

My current level is still far behind the previous Dark Lord, but I can still barely burn down a village."

"Lupin, that's enough." Bill said in a low voice, "It's not good for anyone to stop him any further, and this barrier is estimated to not last long."

Lupin looked at the barrier that was constantly eroded by the flames, and asked unwillingly: "Arthur, do you think we can stop him before the barrier disappears?"

"It's hard!"

Mr. Weasley decided to trust Lupin once, but he was not sure.

Aaron was much better than he thought. If they fought a protracted war, they might have some chance of winning, but the success rate of stopping him from leaving might be less than 50%.

"Are you sure you want to do this?" Kingsley asked doubtfully, "I don't think it's necessary, and it makes us look... a little dirty."

"A little dirty?" Hagrid cursed, "It's clearly despicable. If Dumbledore were still alive, he would never allow the Order of the Phoenix to do this."

"Yeah! This is the first time in my life that I'm so shameless." Lupin said with tears in his eyes, "But the memory in Aaron's hand is too important."

"Let me make it clear first! I won't help." Hagrid glared at them and said in a muffled voice.

"We won't help either." George and Fred said.

Bill was about to speak, but was suppressed by Molly's eyes when he was about to speak.

She drew out her wand on her own, "Like Lupin said, you haven't gotten married yet, so it's better not to do such shameless things."

"Harry, what should we do?" Ron was speechless. Several members of the Order of the Phoenix had already made their decisions, and it didn't seem to matter whether they joined or not.

"It depends on the situation!" Harry looked worried. In his heart, he was inclined to Lupin. After all, that was Dumbledore's memory and it was related to himself. Maybe there were clues about the Horcrux.

But the problem is that he is still a few days away from adulthood. If he uses magic during this period, the Ministry of Magic will find out. He is not qualified to help even if he wants to.

"It seems that you are thicker-skinned than I thought." Aaron looked at Lupin and others standing together and mocked them without hesitation.

"Uh... I'm very sorry." Mr. Weasley's face was flushed, and he was so embarrassed that he could dig out a castle with his feet.

"No need, just consider it the price I paid for misjudging you." Aaron said lightly.

Puff!

The Weasleys felt ashamed of being shot in the chest.

Aaron put Abe down, "Take your mistress away and protect her by the way."

Abe looked up at the barrier that was torn open, with a deep doubt in his big eyes, "Can't I just fly out with my master?"

"This time, I must teach these ungrateful and profit-seeking guys a lesson, otherwise they will think I'm easy to bully!" Aaron said casually, and didn't even use dragon language to avoid taboos.

The faces of the people on the opposite side were all black, but they were speechless.

"Aaron." Hermione pinched his arm and signaled him with her eyes to save some face for Lupin and others.

Aaron snorted lightly, patted Abe's head, and comforted him in Dragon Language: "Don't worry, they are not my opponents.

Besides, there is a crack above! We are not forced to that point."

If Dumbledore was still alive, he might still be a little bit afraid, but now the Order of the Phoenix has lost its soul. The remaining people may be strong, but in his opinion, they are no different from a pile of loose sand.

"Don't do it?" Aaron asked.

"You should go first! We..." Tonks sighed in entanglement, "Not suitable."

"Haha! I hope you don't regret it."

The next second, Aaron waved his wand and pointed to the pool not far away.

The not-so-clear pool water was drawn out, and under the guidance of magic, a huge wave more than ten meters high was formed, pressing directly towards the five people on the opposite side.

"Don't stand there."

Kingsley was the first to react when he saw the raging waves rushing over, waving his wand to slow down the speed of the huge waves.

This was a large-scale attack. Under normal circumstances, he would have avoided it in time, but now the Burrow was behind him. If he didn't block this move, one of the Phoenix Order's bases would probably have to be rebuilt.

Others hurriedly joined in, and almost at the same time, four spells hit the huge wave, breaking it into four pieces.

"Not bad!" Aaron lightly raised his wand, and the four divided waves floated in the air, and then turned into several meters high water element soldiers.

"Merlin's beard!" Ron looked at this scene in disbelief, "Is this a transfiguration? Why does it feel different from what we learned?"

"I knew this was not a good idea. This transfiguration ability is almost catching up with Minerva." Kingsley cursed while swinging his wand to crush the water element soldiers.

The other four also fired spells, and the elemental soldiers were smashed before they could get close.

Snap! Snap! Snap!

Aaron clapped his hands, "I knew this couldn't stop you."

"If it's bigger, it might take a little more effort." Mr. Weasley said. The soldier just now was about the same size as the troll, but not as thick as the troll, and a spell could handle it.

"I know, this is just a warm-up exercise.

In case you are not used to it next." Aaron said indifferently, and then summoned a giant green magic circle, and then the roar of a hurricane came from the air.

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