Harry Potter: Dark Alchemy

However, what is different from usual is that this time, in addition to the female students who are already ardent fans of Lockhart, there are also many boys who rarely agree with these two sentences he said.

After all, compared to Lockhart, who only taught them in the school for more than three months, Snape, who had been the potions professor for decades and also subjectively manipulated the school's scores for several years, was even more unpopular.

There were even many students from the other three houses besides Slytherin who were clapping and cheering. Among them, the senior boys of Gryffindor were shouting the loudest, and Fred and George were leading the charge.

No matter when and where, Gryffindor boys are always the group of people who most want to see Snape defeated, because they are usually taught the worst, most targeted, and deducted points by Snape. The most are them.

The same is true for Ron. Although in his opinion, Lockhart is indeed a liar who brags and never drafts, but the greasy and cold Snape is even less popular with him than Lockhart.

"Harry, do you know?" Ron clapped his hands and said to Harry beside him, "This is the first time I heard such correct words from Lockhart's mouth."

"That's just because you never listened carefully to the Defense Against the Dark Arts class." Hermione suddenly said, "Professor Lockhart also made many thought-provoking remarks in class."

"Ha!" Ron laughed strangely, and glanced at Hermione, "For example, are you the best little witch in the school?"

Harry didn't pay attention to the two good friends who were quarreling again. In fact, he was only attracted by the man named Fleamont Potter in Lockhart's mouth.

Potter! Another Potter! A Potter that Harry had never heard of!

Could this be his relative?

Harry felt that this possibility was very high, because surnames were generally not confused in the wizarding world. Since Lockhart mentioned that there was Fleamont Potter, it meant that this person was very likely to be Potter. A member of the special family.

But who could it be? Harry silently recalled all the information about his relatives.

During this summer vacation, Hagrid had given him an old photo album that looked a bit old, filled with photos of his parents' activities.

It is precisely for this reason that Harry knows that his father's name is James and his mother's name is Lily, and he also knows what they look like.

At Christmas last year, Harry had seen the appearance of his family in the Mirror of Erised, which Dumbledore had now placed.

To this day, Harry could still remember clearly that there were at least ten people on the mirror at that time, each of them had the same green eyes and nose as him, and one little old man even had the same bumps as him. Uneven knees.

Even after the first flying lesson last year and just after being recruited to the Quidditch house team, Harry was taken to the trophy room by Hermione and saw a medal belonging to his father, James Potter. The medal states that in 1972, James Potter led Gryffindor as Seeker to win the Quidditch Cup final that year.

But Harry had never heard of anyone named Fleamont Potter! Never!

After struggling for a while, Harry still couldn't remember who among the people he remembered was named Fleamont Potter.

Almost without thinking, Harry immediately asked Hermione, who could almost always give him the correct answer: "Hermione, do you know who the person named Fleamont Potter that Professor Lockhart just mentioned is?"

"Fremont Potter?" Hermione stopped the meaningless quarrel with Ron, frowned and thought for a while and said, "Sorry, Harry, I don't know who this is, and I don't know who this is." I’ve never heard of him, and the quick and smooth hair spray…”

Hermione scratched her shaggy brown hair with some distress. Although she had heard of the potion, she had never used it.

"Fleamont is your grandfather, Potter." Although he did not turn his head, Professor McGonagall's voice still reached Harry's ears very clearly.

"My, my grandpa?" Harry immediately asked Professor McGonagall. Due to his excessive excitement, he even stuttered a bit when he spoke.

"Yes, your grandfather, he was also a member of Gryffindor House. He was very talented in potion making, dueling, etc." Professor McGonagall continued with her back to Harry, "F. After Limon graduated from Hogwarts, he invented a hair care potion called Smooth Hair Potion, and everyone said that this best-selling product quadrupled your family's wealth, but they don't know whether it is true or not."

"Professor McGonagall, my grandfather..." Harry was about to ask Professor McGonagall for more information about his family, but was interrupted by Professor McGonagall.

"Potter, I can understand your emotions of missing your loved ones, but let's continue watching the duel between Wright and Miss Huppert. This kind of duel between students will definitely be of great benefit to you now." Professor McGonagall said, "I guess you will have to duel yourself later."

"Okay, Professor McGonagall." Harry nodded with some disappointment.

"Of course, if you are free tonight, you can come to my office to see me." After a short silence, Professor McGonagall suddenly continued, "I still know a lot of information about Fremont, although it may not be the same. As clear as family.”

"Thank you! Thank you very much, Professor!" Harry glanced at Professor McGonagall's back with great gratitude. This professor was always so hard-spoken and soft-hearted.

While Harry and others were talking, the duel between Wright and Villita on the platform was coming to an end.

In fact, this duel not only failed to bring out the true level of the two of them, but also made them somewhat constrained.

The area was crowded with watching students, with Snape and Lockhart standing beside him.

Whenever Wright or Villita wanted to use more advanced or more powerful magic, they would immediately stop them.

Not only Lockhart, but Snape also realized how reckless it was to let Villetta come up to confront Wright at this time.

As an Obscurus, Villita does have huge magical power that is difficult for ordinary people to achieve, but this huge power cannot be seen in the school! What happened in the Slytherin dungeons could still be concealed, but if something unexpected happened in such a public place, Snape could not imagine the consequences.

But the reason why this duel makes Wright feel most uncomfortable is that the wizard duel is still a turn-based duel! You should know that this way of conducting battles is completely soulless, okay?

You give me a sword, then stop, I give you another sword, then stop and wait for your attack, what's the point?