Hogwarts Gymnastics Professor

Chapter 36 Create Opportunities

Many people know that they are ready to wait for the opportunity to come, but few people know that the opportunity is not waiting for it, it is created by striving.

Now, Lockhart was about to start creating opportunities for himself.

Lighting up a handful of Floo powder in the fireplace, Lockhart came to Pavlovsky's ashram in the light of the fire. The formal enrollment had not yet started, and only Pavlovsky was sitting at the front desk.

With his body bent down, he grasped a thin stick between his thick fingers to write and draw on the parchment paper. His expression seemed to be concentrated, as if the parchment paper under his hand was his only one.

He raised his head, stopped writing, and suddenly said: "You are here."

"I am coming."

Pavlovsky stood up, stared at Lockhart and said, "You shouldn't have come. The Ministry of Magic is investigating you. Staying at Hogwarts Dumbledore will protect you."

"But I'm still here."

"The gold galleons you gave me are three thousand left, enough for us to hide in another place. Do you prefer the United States or Australia?"

"I'm not going to run away."

"Then I will stay with you, and no one can take you away before I am knocked down."

"Actually I'm not prepared to resist."

"I'll go with you, whether it's the Wizengamot or Azkaban."

"No, Pavlovsky, my friend, there is no need for this, first answer my few questions, and then listen to my plans.

"Pavlovsky, my good friend, do you believe that I am a man of integrity who would not commit such a crime as willful murder?"

"I believe."

"Do you believe that I'm a wise man not to put myself in dangerous situations for no reason?"

"I believe."

"Do you believe that I am a brave person, and I will go to a place even if it is full of danger?"

"I believe."

Lockhart looked at Pavlovski, the first friend he made in the wizarding world and the only system-certified follower, and began to talk about his plan.

"The corruption and darkness of the Ministry of Magic are too unbearable. I am determined to overthrow this rotten organization."

Pavlovski said nothing, but looked at Lockhart with a mixture of eagerness and suspicion.

Lockhart went on to explain: "The Ministry of Magic's injustice to me is extremely ridiculous. This is not even an unintentional injustice, but a kind of intentional persecution. I will make the mastermind of this incident pay the price."

"Besides, I don't believe I'm the only innocent person persecuted by the Ministry of Magic. I'm going to visit Azkaban and rescue all the innocent people who have been wronged and persecuted."

Then Lockhart separated out a shadow clone, and then turned himself into a dementor, floating in the room.

"This is my Animagus transformation form and a special clone spell. When I arrive in Azkaban, I will let the clone stay there instead of me, and the main body will float out as a dementor."

"Pavlovsky, my good friend, if someone from the Ministry of Magic comes to your dojo, be patient, don't be impulsive, and wait for me to come back. Don't worry, Azkaban can't lock me up."

Pavlovsky thought for a long time, nodded and said: "I believe in your ability, Lockhart, and I see a familiar feeling in you. Is there anything I can do for you?"

"I need you to hold my box, which contains my books and some research materials, but remember, never open my box, and don't let others open it, the contents are full of danger to those who don't know .

"Besides, I'll give you my wand before I go to the Wizengamot, or if the Wizengamot pronounces me guilty, they'll take my wand from me.

"Finally, if I don't come to you within three days, you go to Rita Skeeter, a reporter from the Daily Prophet, and don't say anything, just say you're coming to her on my behalf. She's an outlaw Animagus, and you can threaten her with that if necessary."

Lockhart produced the suitcase and wand, handed them both to Pavlovsky, and then Apparated away while Pavlovsky watched.

Apparation is a very profound magic, and Lockhart only learned it recently after gaining insight into the nature of magic.

Lockhart's second destination was around London where he had registered his company for werewolves, who had just arrived in the Muggle world, and Lockhart wanted to make sure they didn't go wrong in his absence.

Thinking of these werewolves, Lockhart felt a sense of disillusionment. It was only a day ago that he recovered them, and in just one day, his reputation changed drastically.

Lockhart walked near the werewolf company, exchanged places with the shadow clone he left yesterday, and then began to read the memory of the shadow clone.

These werewolves completed the first order of opening yesterday, and were well received for their high efficiency and affordable price brought by the werewolf body, and received the second and third orders in the same community.

At present, no werewolf wizard has violated discipline. Most werewolf wizards are relatively satisfied with the status quo. The reason is very simple. They used to have enough food and clothing, but now they can eat and wear warmth.

What the wizarding world and Fenrir Greyback and the wizarding world didn't give them, the Muggle world and Lockhart gave them, and Lockhart's strength and decisiveness yesterday also gave them hope for the future.

There are still some werewolves who will complain about providing services to Muggles, but there is no systemic grievance, which should subside as the days get better.

The problem of transforming on the night of the full moon is a very serious problem, and Lockhart has not yet thought of a solution, but luckily he still has a month to think about it.

In addition, two of the werewolves were as young as 11 years old. Fenrir bit them when they were very young and took them away a year after they were discriminated against for being werewolves.

Lockhart doesn't know what to do with these two kids, send them to Hogwarts, let them be educated by Dumbledore to become two new Lupines?

Lockhart found it difficult. Although Lupine became a werewolf, he was cared for by his father since he was a child, and he suffered little discrimination or harm. These two children were brought up by Fenrir.

Moreover, Lockhart didn't want to reveal the secret of being the leader of the werewolves for the time being. Looking at the two werewolf wizards who were thin and small but lifted a large table effortlessly, Lockhart thought of their future destination.

After confirming that there would be no problems with the werewolves in the short term, Lockhart left directly, and his presence around the werewolves now would only bring them suspicion from the Ministry of Magic.

Lockhart's next destination was the headquarters of the Daily Prophet, and this time he used the Transfiguration technique to change his image.

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