Mysterious Walker at Hogwarts

Just when Dean was planning to teach Filch a profound lesson, the system began to flash warnings in front of his eyes, indicating that someone was using Legilimency on him.

Among those present, Filch was a squib, so it could only be Quirrell who did it!

Fortunately, Occlumency, which was fully activated, automatically took effect after being attacked, so Quirrell was not allowed to read Dean's true thoughts.

"What a poor child." Quirrell pretended to touch the non-existent tears at the corners of his eyes.

What he read from Dean was a sad story that Dean carefully fabricated: Dean had long expected that those guys with bad intentions were likely to use Legilimency on him when he was unprepared, so he had already Just get ready.

In the story that Dean fabricated, he made great changes to his own experience: his stepfather beat and scolded him every day, and his younger siblings never regarded him as an older brother, but treated him like a child. A servant, as for his mother, she had a turn-a-blind and indifferent attitude.

During the last month of vacation, while Dean was practicing martial arts and magic, he made up and perfected this story as a way of reassurance and entertainment, filling it with many tragic details he had read in books in his previous life.

On the one hand, he did this to add a layer of protection to himself, and on the other hand, he was protecting his family in disguise.

Dean knows that the next few years will be the most dangerous period in the wizarding world, and he does not want his family to become his weakness and be subject to possible attacks.

If this tragic story is read by someone who is "unprepared", then it is unlikely that Dean's family will become his weak point and be targeted - no one will be stupid enough to think that they can use it to "abuse" him The family came to threaten Dean, right?

It's just that Dean didn't expect Quirrell to be the first reader of this story.

"Professor, I don't understand what you are talking about?" Dean deliberately pretended to be confused, making it impossible for anyone to tell that he actually knew that Quirrell had used Legilimency on him.

"It's nothing." Quirrell quickly covered it up, "I'm just very curious about your past. Maybe you can come and talk to me when you are free."

"I will." Dean promised beautifully, but he was complaining crazily in his heart: The ghost is willing to get close to this guy who has been possessed by Voldemort, and that is simply asking for death.

However, Dean ignored that the system on his body was the root of the world's instability.

He had just thought that he must stay away from Professor Quirrell in the future, but the system over there threw out a bait that he couldn't refuse.

"Academy Mission: The Curse of Defense Against the Dark Arts"

The Defense Against the Dark Arts class at Hogwarts School is cursed. Each professor's tenure will not exceed one year. Find out the reason and break the curse.

Year One: Quirrell's Secret.

Try to start with Professor Quirrell, discover the secret of this curse, find a way to crack it, and give corresponding rewards according to the degree of completion. "

The system description is so simple, but Dean knows that this is definitely a large task comparable to a serial task.

After this task, there are four achievements with question marks, which means that this task is divided into four stages or four levels. For each stage completed, the corresponding achievements will be unlocked and corresponding rewards will be obtained.

The system does not indicate all the rewards for those achievements, but one thing is real, that is, at least 5 skill points will be awarded at each stage.

Well, this unfair system is clearly forcing Dean to deeply participate in the magical world of Harry Potter. His original plan to watch the savior save the magical world with a cold eye is destined to not work out.

No, for those precious rewards, Dean had to change his original intention and have an intimate encounter with Professor Quirrell, whom he had originally avoided.

"Professor Quirrell, if you are willing, could you please take me to the Gryffindor lounge in person." Dean quickly put on a smile and asked.

At present, he has no idea how to complete this task, but one thing is always right. If he communicates with Quilo Duotou frequently, he can always find some clues to complete the task.

"This..." Quirrell glanced at Dean suspiciously. Dean's huge change in attitude in a short period of time made him suspicious.

"Hey, kid! How can you trouble Professor Quirrell with such a trivial matter?" Filch said dissatisfied, "To prevent you from continuing to violate school rules, I will personally send you back and keep an eye on you!"

After Filch finished speaking, he said to Quirrell in a flattering manner: "Professor Quirrell, do you have any objection?"

"Of course not." Quirrell hesitated and replied.

"Let's go, little boy!" Filch kicked Dean hard and shouted loudly.

Dean couldn't help but glare at Filch: You're not done yet, are you?

After Filch noticed Dean's dissatisfied look, he shouted arrogantly: "What are you looking at? Little brat, watch your behavior!"

"Filch, I think you should be more polite to the students." Quirrell suddenly said from beside him.

Filch was at a loss. Shouldn't Professor Quirrell be on his side?

Dean was also a little surprised by Quirrell's attitude at this time. He glanced at Quirrell quietly and found that a complicated expression flashed across Quirrell's face. He must have thought of something at this time. Maybe it was a discovery of a miracle. Great opportunity for Luo Secret.

Dean couldn't help but come up with a bold and suicidal idea - what would happen if he used Legilimency on Quirrell at this time?

Just when Dean was about to take the risk, Snape's cold voice suddenly sounded behind him, like a bucket of cold water poured on his head, completely calming down his heated mind.

"Professor Quirrell, Filch, and... Mr. Thomas, what are you doing here?" Snape walked among a few people, blocking Dean behind him intentionally or unintentionally.

"Ah~Professor Snape~I found out that this brat was going to violate the school rules, so..." Filch was halfway through his flattering words when he was coldly interrupted by Snape.

"Filch, I don't see any sign of Mr. Thomas breaking school rules." Snape said and turned his eyes to Quirrell. "Professor Quirrell, what do you think?"

Professor Quirrell seemed to be very afraid of Snape. He rubbed his hands nervously: "S-Professor Snape, I-I just told Filch. "An attempted violation does not count as a real violation."

"Filch, did you hear that? Now please send Mr. Thomas back to the Gryffindor common room. I still have something to talk to Professor Quirrell." Snape immediately issued an expulsion order.

Upon hearing this, Professor Quirrell seemed to be greatly frightened, his pale face became even paler, and his body couldn't help but began to swing wildly. Dean was very worried that he would faint in the next second.