HP: After binding to the strongest wizard development system

November 1st was a cold day, and Till was wearing more and more clothes, but now that she was a professor, she had more of a professorial air, unlike when she was a student who wrapped herself up in layers— —He lives like a thin ball.

Snape also developed a habit. He always liked to hold Teal's hand. Now when they met, he would first hold Teal's hand to check whether it was cold. Every time he held the slightly cold hands, Snape would feel like holding Teal's hand. Pudu felt distressed and used his own body temperature to warm her hands.

"It's really unfair. It's also a hands-on course. Why are Professor Snape's hands always warm, but I'm always cold?" Till sniffed and let Snape hug him to the restaurant. .

As an alchemy professor, she has been leading hands-on exercises with her students in recent weeks, so she cannot wear the heated gloves all the time. Today, she got up late and did not have time to go back to the office to get the gloves.

Till was still thinking about how the gloves were made of a special material, so she could find someone to make herself some sets of heat-generating wizard robes, otherwise her winter would be difficult.

This year's winter is really colder than last year, and Tiel feels a little uncomfortable in November.

Till was just thinking about clothes when Gilderoy Lockhart, who couldn't rest for long, actually gave her a suggestion to warm her body: "Is Professor Emery afraid of the cold? Just in time, I want to organize a dueling club, you and Sir Professor Nepp is here to cheer me up?"

"After a few duels, you won't feel cold anymore. Duels are so exciting!" Gilderoy Lockhart felt that what he said was very reasonable.

Till's eyes flashed: "Oh? What grade level does Professor Lockhart plan to target?"

"Of course the whole school!" Gilderoy Lockhart waved his hand very proudly, and Teal ignored him and only looked at Professor Dumbledore. She remembered Professor Dumbledore saying that the duel club would not be held until December. Why is it only November, so...

Professor Dumbledore also felt strange and frowned, but his focus was not on the start time, but on Gilderoy Lockhart's decision to face the whole school.

When Gilderoy Lockhart first approached Professor Dumbledore, he only said that he wanted to admit students from the first three years.

What was the reason for asking Gilderoy Lockhart to advance the date of the Duel Club, and also change the scope of the students it targets?

Several professors who knew about it all thought of the strange Professor Quirrell last school year, and looked at Gilderoy Lockhart with a somewhat strange look. However, Gilderoy Lockhart was used to being sought after, and everyone's eyes He subconsciously thought it was admiration, so he held his head high and didn't think much about it at all.

Over the next few days, Tyr paid as much attention to Gilderoy Lockhart as he had to Quirrell before him.

But Quirrell would still go out in the middle of the night to provoke Fluffy. Gilderoy Lockhart was still the same as he was two months ago. When he's not showing off his "charm" crazily to the students and telling stories about his adventures, he's also sitting in his office, reportedly adjusting his photo wall and replacing it with more handsome signed photos.

Abnormally narcissistic, but such behavior is terrifyingly normal for Gilderoy Lockhart.

This observation led to the observation of the day when the Duel Club was officially opened. Saturday morning was supposed to be a nice break, but both Till and Snape had to come to the club and watch Gilderoy Lockhart bragging on the stage that had been set up.

"There are quite a lot of people, I thought no one would come." Till and Snape had expressionless faces, they were really in a bad mood.

Snape didn't bother to raise his eyes, and his sneers were all mocking Gilderoy Lockhart: "Professor Lockhart said that those who come will get extra points at the end of the term."

The students are not fools. Except for a small group of stubborn people, everyone else has realized Gilderoy Lockhart's uselessness in Defense Against the Dark Arts class and is very worried about the final exam, especially the fifth year and Seventh-grade students often spend time in the library, reading whatever they can.

But Gilderoy Lockhart knew exactly what students cared about. He knew that students cared about test scores, so he used test bonus points to attract students.

Teal also scoffed. See, Gilderoy Lockhart knew what the students were thinking, he just pretended not to know it on ordinary days.

Till leaned against Snape. Before Gilderoy Lockhart on the stage had finished his vision for the club, she began to look at the students one by one.

I just took a quick glance and knew that there were a lot of people here. Now I looked carefully and found that not many fifth- and seventh-grade students who should be worried most came, and it was basically students from other grades who supported the number.

Till thought about it and understood. The fifth and seventh grades take the OWL exam and NEWT exam organized by the Wizarding Examination Authority. Although Hogwarts is the location of the exam, the determination of the results is not determined by Hogwarts.

Even though professors are involved in grading, the main decision-making is made by several other Wizard Examination Authority personnel who jointly invigilate the exam. Whether Gilderoy Lockhart gives them extra points or not has no impact on the final result.

Especially the students didn't know it, but she knew that Gilderoy Lockhart wouldn't be at school much longer.

The Duel Club was actually the deadline given by Professor Dumbledore to Gilderoy Lockhart. Originally, Professor Dumbledore wanted to spend another month to accumulate everyone's resentment against Gilderoy Lockhart to the extreme, and then do it again Expose and return all honor to those who deserve it.

But Gilderoy Lockhart volunteered to advance the dueling club and expanded the scope of participating students. Professor Dumbledore thought it would be good to advance the dueling club, just waiting for Gilderoy Lockhart to show up in the dueling club. Something is wrong.

Professor Dumbledore has also made arrangements to record his clues and announce them to the wizarding world.

There was a knock on the door of the large classroom, and Professor Dumbledore walked in with a few people who looked like reporters.

Till narrowed his eyes, feeling very happy.

The show is about to begin.

I still remember that Teal invested in several newspapers and periodicals on a whim. The news that Lucius Malfoy sent a diary to Snape was published in these newspapers and periodicals. However, no one paid attention to such small news. Teal They were specially ordered to be published for Voldemort to see.

Now Professor Dumbledore needs to use newspapers, so Teal introduced them to Professor Dumbledore. It happened that Professor Dumbledore did not intend to use the "Daily Prophet", so the reporters who came today were actually Teal. your employees.

Till nodded to them distantly and looked at a familiar man among the reporters - his hair looked familiar, which reminded Till of the school girl who just entered school this year.

The system introduced Tier: [Host, he is Xenophilius Lovegood, Luna Lovegood’s father. Editor-in-Chief of The Quibbler. 】

Tier raised his eyebrows, and she really guessed that the father and daughter had similar hair. It's not that the colors are very similar, Xenophilius Lovegood's hair is white and Luna's hair is dark golden brown, but the hair texture of father and daughter is definitely of the same origin.

Just by looking at it, Teal could imagine how good it felt. However, such an idea would offend others. Tyr touched his nose and stopped paying more attention to Xenophilius Lovegood. He turned his head to talk to Snape, so that he did not see Xenophilius. Lovegood suddenly gave her a blank look.

Their father and daughter are similar in more than just their hair texture.