Hogwarts card wizard

a week later.

These seven days were no different for Kevin. Things that hadn't been figured out were still not figured out. Dumbledore didn't ask him to talk to him again, and everything was proceeding in an orderly manner.If he hadn't been copying out his Potions homework every day, he would have even forgotten what happened that night.

a new day.

After class that day, Kevin didn't wait for Harry, Ron and Hermione's three friends, but came to the Potions professor's office in the basement by himself.

The three of Harry were used to such situations, and Kevin would hand in his extra potions homework almost every Monday.

Harry taunted unapologetically whenever he saw Kevin head to Snape's office, and felt lucky at the same time.Although Snape was more "harsh" on himself than Kevin, at least he didn't have to write piles of homework.

For the "before" Kevin, not to mention the extra homework, even the homework assigned by the teacher himself is at the same level as the air.

I can't live without it, but I can totally ignore it.After all, who cares about air?

Can you do that at Hogwarts?

Kevin had a lot to say, because he'd tried it before, and he ignored Snape's homework assignment as punishment once.As a result, he would double the number of questions every night for a week under Snape's "patient" supervision.

Of course, you can also violently resist like Kevin "before", but the premise is that you can beat those professors.

This is not a school we are familiar with. Everyone who can become a professor at Hogwarts, especially the professors of compulsory courses, is an excellent wizard.

Or maybe you don't want to stay here anymore, so naturally you don't need to care about these "details".

Obviously, neither of these two options is what Kevin wants to choose, so every time Kevin can only finish these homework honestly, it is right to lay the foundation for his dream.

The basement, Snape's office.

After three years, Kevin is very familiar with this place, and it has almost become a must-visit place every week.

Kevin had mixed feelings about Potions.

In order to study more possibilities of magic cards, he had to study the subject of potions in depth, but because of Snape's special care, he rejected this subject very much.

After all, no one likes piles of homework, with the exception of Hermione, of course.

The funny thing is that he obviously doesn't like it, but because of the pile of homework, Kevin's grades in Potions are actually the best among his many subjects.Especially after three years of "studying hard", even Hermione has to bow down to potions.

Whenever thinking of this, Kevin has a dumbfounding expression.

"Dong dong!"

Kevin knocked on the door. In fact, knocking was completely unnecessary, so Snape was not in the office every time he came to deliver homework.

But this time, after entering the door, he ran into Snape head-on.

Snape's office is more like the laboratory of Doctor Evil in the movie, because it is in the basement room with dim light, and there are all kinds of strange potions on the shelves around it.

On the table in the middle are crucibles emitting white smoke and various test tube reagents.Such a weird environment, coupled with Snape's personal style, made it rated as "one of the most reluctant rooms in Hogwarts".

Second only to Filch's office in unpopularity.

When Kevin came in, Snape happened to be standing by the shelf next to the door, and as soon as he entered the door, he ran into him head-on. The gloomy office and the expressionless Snape above Kevin was startled, and he was stunned for a while before responding. come over.

"Um! Good afternoon, Professor!"

Snape glanced at him and said, "Come in."

After leaving a word, he turned and walked towards the desk, leaving Kevin standing alone at the door.

Kevin felt a little embarrassed, thinking about leaving quickly, put the homework on the desk after entering, and said, "Professor, this is my homework."

But Snape didn't look at the homework at all, but stared at Kevin blankly.

No words but eye contact, which Kevin would have liked to do if it was a beautiful woman, but if it was a man, especially Snape, it would only make him feel more awkward.

Kevin asked directly: "Is there anything else? Professor!"

Snape said: "Just to give you a piece of advice, stay away from Remus, if you want to live an honest life."

Kevin smiled and said, "Why? I think Professor Lupine is a very good wizard. He taught me a lot."

Snape showed a disdainful smile, and asked, "Ariel, you're a smart person, you should know what I'm talking about. Want me to remind you? That class about werewolves in Defense Against the Dark Arts class."

Kevin knew what that meant.

Professor Lupine always disappears for a period of time every month. At first, he didn't suspect anything. Like Harry and the others, he thought it was just because of his health.

But gradually Kevin realized that something was wrong, because Professor Lupine disappeared almost every time... no, it was concentrated on the night of the full moon every month.

But even so, Kevin didn't think much about it, because he didn't think Dumbledore would let such a dangerous person serve as the professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts at Hogwarts.But after thinking about it afterwards, Kevin felt that he had thought too much, thinking about the professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts two years ago.

not dangerous?

That's a joke!

That day Snape temporarily took over Lupine's Defense Against the Dark Arts class, and Snape chose to skip what he had learned and go straight to the chapter on werewolves.

Only then did Kevin understand the reason for Lupine's disappearance.

Because he is a werewolf!

This sounds like an incredible thing, but it is not difficult to guess as long as you understand Lupine and Snape's characters.Snape was the kind of person who would never do useless work, and everything he did had a strong purpose.Especially the one he said that night when he was looking for Peter Pettigrew.

When Lupine disappeared, he deliberately concealed the behavior of his patron saint, and his Boggart image, in summary, Snape almost didn't directly reveal Lupine's identity.

Kevin believed that among the students in that class at that time, he was definitely not the only one who had such doubts. One day after this class, Hermione was also present when practicing Animagus, and she once talked about it.

But just like Kevin felt before, Hermione also had a hard time believing that Hogwarts would allow a werewolf to be a professor.

Because a transformed werewolf poses a greater threat than the two Defense Against the Dark Arts professors before.

Werewolf!

Both the Muggle world and the wizarding world are no strangers. The difference is that Muggles believe werewolves are legendary creatures, and there are still many werewolves in the wizarding world.

But the two worlds have the same attitude towards werewolves. They are very afraid of werewolves, because whether it is legend or reality, creatures like werewolves mean blood and killing.As Hermione said in that class, a werewolf under transformation is irrational.

So no matter what attitude Snape had towards Kevin, at least the suggestion to stay away from Lupin was a piece of advice.

Kevin's thoughts could not be hidden from Snape. From the questioning look in Kevin's eyes in that class, Snape knew that he had guessed Lupine's identity.

When the goal was reached, Snape let Kevin leave.

On the way back, Kevin's thoughts came alive. He didn't think that Snape said such words just for his own safety.

Especially after hearing Trelawney's prophecy, Kevin felt more and more that Snape must know something about the "Predator", perhaps more directly, he also knew that Sirius Black would show up.