Harry Potter's Otherworldly Archmage

Potions class is over, and the next thing is Defense Against the Dark Arts with Gryffindor for the first time. For this new defense teacher, Augustus still has some expectations, just from his encounter with dementia on the train. It is not difficult to find out that this teacher should have some real talents. The various qualities that human beings show when facing danger are the most real and worthy of recognition.

When they got to the classroom of Professor Luhu's first Defense Against the Dark Arts class, Professor Lupine was not there.They all sat down, produced books, quills, and parchment; they were talking when Luhu at last entered the room.Lupine smiled, and put his battered suitcase on the desk.He was as shabby as when he arrived, but looked healthier than on the train, as if he had eaten a few solid meals.

"Good afternoon," he said. "Please put all your books back in your bag. It's a practice class today, and all you need is your wand."

Malfoy had a characteristic mocking smile on his face, and he naturally didn't like this professor with a poor appearance, "Tsk tsk, practical class, it sounds quite interesting, but I don't know if it will be like The time Lockhart let out the elf last term was usually a complete joke."

"Shut up, Draco, if you don't speak, no one will think you are dumb." Harry's eyes were full of disgust, he had just ruined Hagrid's class, and now he came to make jokes in Professor Lupin's class, This disgusting Slytherin has no quality at all.

"Hehe, the great savior has started to spread his beliefs again. I don't know if there will be another one of your admirers after this. I hope this new professor will not be fooled by your rhetoric." Malfoy grayed There was arrogance in the blue pupils, and he dragged his voice slowly.

Professor Lupine's temper had to be said to be very good, and he didn't show any sign of Malfoy's taunt in front of him, he just waited for him to finish speaking before continuing.

"Well," said the professor, seeing that everyone was getting ready, "will you follow me?"

Confused but also interested, the whole class stood up and walked out of the classroom with Professor Lupine.He led them down a deserted corridor and turned a corner.There, the first thing they saw was the trickster Peeves, floating head-down in mid-air, stuffing gum into the nearest keyhole.

"Hehe, the professor's first difficulty has appeared. I hope he has some skills, otherwise Peeves alone can destroy his so-called practical class." Malfoy eagerly I hope to see the scene where this pretending Professor Lupine is being teased by Peeves, and give encouraging eyes to Peeves floating in the sky.

It wasn't until Professor Lupine was two feet away from Peeves that he looked up, and then he twirled his curled-toed foot and sang.

"Clumsy Lupine," sang Peeves, "Stupid Lupine, stupid Lupin?"

Peeves has always been rude and difficult to rule, but he usually has a certain respect for teachers.All eyes turned quickly to the professor to see how he was being treated; to their surprise, he was still smiling.

"If I were you, Peeves, I'd get the chewing gum out of the keyhole," Lupin said cheerfully. "Mr. Filch can't go in and get the broom."

Filch is the caretaker of Hogwarts, a bad-tempered, uneducated wizard who is always against the students and against Peeves.However, Peeves ignored Professor Lupine's words and just blew loudly a wet raspberry.

"Peeves, long time no see." A voice suddenly rang out among the students. Peeves followed the voice and looked over, and a figure that nearly knocked him out of his wits appeared in sight. Augustus was smiling. Looking at him intently, a dangerous gleam flashed in his silver pupils.

Peeves let out a scream, and before Augustus could make any movement, he ran away at a lightning-fast speed, turning his head to look behind him while running away, lest Augustus would follow.

All the students in Slytherin laughed loudly, and Lupine also laughed a few times in amused manner.Malfoy glanced regretfully in the direction of Peeves, who was no longer visible, and felt a pity that Lupine passed the level so easily.

"Thank you, Mr. Augustus, for helping me solve a small problem." Professor Lupine put away his wand with a smile. "Shall we continue?" They walked down again, and he led them into the second corridor , stopped, and was parked outside the faculty lounge.

"Go in, please," said Professor Lupine, opening the door and taking a step back.

The faculty common room is a long space filled with old chairs that don't fit together, and there's only one faculty member there.Professor Snape sat in a low armchair, looking around as the class entered.His eyes were bright, and there was a mocking smile on his lips.Professor Lupine came in and closed the door behind him when Snape said, "Don't close it, Lupine. I'd better not look." He got up and walked past the class, his black robes Floating behind.On the porch, he turned and said, "Lupine, no one may have warned you, but Neville Longbottom is in this class. I advise you not to ask him to do anything difficult unless Miss Granger whispers in his ear." audible instructions."

"Thank you for your concern. Neville is my assistant in the initial stage of this class in my expectation. I'm sure he will do a good job." Professor Lupine smiled at Snape politely, with gentleness in his eyes.Snape cast a cold glance at Neville, who was blushing, turned and left the classroom, closing the door behind him heavily.

"Oh, I suddenly found that I started to like Professor Lupin a little bit, and I started to look forward to this practical class." Lilian's red pupils were full of interest, and a smile appeared on the corner of her mouth.

"Tch, nympho." Malfoy was quite dissatisfied with Lilian's defection to the enemy forces in this way, and muttered in his mouth.

"What are you talking about? Malfoy!" Lilian had a weird smile on her face, and her eyes showed danger signals.

"Cough, cough," Malfoy suddenly felt an inexplicable chill, "ah, I mean, the weather is really nice today, look, the sun outside the window is so warm, the breeze is so gentle, it's really cool in autumn .” Under the tension, even an ungrammatical idiom popped out.