Mastering Lightning from Hogwarts

As Anduin hurried Velen away, Charles was accompanying Pascal Hawke, the seventh-year Gryffindor prefect, towards the Astronomy Tower.

Pascal, however, was wiping cold sweat from his forehead, and frequently taking deep breaths along the way.

"Charles, what do you think Anduin wants to talk to us about? He's not planning to take advantage of the dark night to do something to me, is he?" Pascal glanced nervously at his companion, then wiped more sweat away.

"Prefect, you really don't need to be so nervous. Anduin is very easy to talk to," Charles said with a helpless shake of his head.

"Hey, that's Anduin Wilson we're talking about! How can anyone not be nervous?" Just saying the name made Pascal feel even more anxious.

So why was the Gryffindor seventh-year prefect so nervous, even somewhat afraid to mention the other's name?

That's because Anduin's reputation in Gryffindor was nothing like his low profile in Slytherin.

And this had something to do with Charles, or rather, with both Charles and Bill.

You see, Gryffindor wasn't like Slytherin. There weren't so many internal conflicts within the house. The Gryffindor students were generally more outgoing, and everyone got along well.

However, while the house was united, their ability to cause trouble was too strong, and they weren't that concerned with house points, preferring to act as they pleased.

Charles himself had a good character and personality, so he got along well with everyone in the house and had many friends.

Naturally, not long after Charles entered school, most people in the house knew he had a good friend in Slytherin named Anduin, but no one had any prejudice against him because of this.

But since Charles started training and studying with Anduin, he gradually became an 'Anduin fanboy,' boasting about how awesome his Slytherin friend was, and how strong he was.

At first, everyone just took it as a joke. How powerful could a low-year student be? After all, bragging was common in Gryffindor, and everyone liked to boast.

But things changed two years ago.

Two things happened that year. The first was that the second 'Anduin fanboy,' Bill, entered school. This kid practically treated Anduin like an older brother, and he exaggerated even more when praising his big brother.

And the most important thing was that Bill himself was very capable and did well in his studies. He became a top student in the house not long after entering school, so his credibility naturally increased significantly.

The second thing was naturally Anduin's feat of independently defeating five Death Eaters that year, plus being awarded the title of 'Combat Hero,' and the story of taking on ten people at the award ceremony.

You should know that Gryffindor students themselves liked to be heroes, and now there was a real hero in Hogwarts, and his strength had been tested, which led many people to develop a strong interest in Anduin.

With multiple halos surrounding him, plus the unreserved praise from the two 'Anduin fanboys' in the house, the atmosphere in Gryffindor changed drastically.

Soon, Anduin became like a hidden master in the eyes of many Gryffindor students.

Powerful, low-key, and irreconcilable with dark forces like the Death Eaters!

And this prefect Pascal actually knew Anduin even better, because he was a person who obtained the certificate of protection of magical animals and had a very good relationship with Professor Kettleburn.

Last year, Pascal accidentally learned from Professor Kettleburn that Anduin had done another scary thing. He had defeated at least four werewolves and saved more than a dozen magical animals.

He himself was not a person who kept his mouth shut, and this matter soon spread in the college, coupled with Charles and Bill two famous 'Anduin fanboy' to join in the fun, the result is more and more evil.

At first, it was said that he defeated four werewolves, but later it became more and more, and finally it became Anduin single-handedly killed more than a dozen werewolves.

Anduin also knew about this, after all, Charles also liked to brag to him, he thought it was quite funny, these guys actually guessed the result correctly by relying on their brains.

But this led to Anduin's status in Gryffindor rising exponentially, and many young wizards even regarded him as an idol, and Charles and Bill, who claimed to be Anduin's number one little brothers, also followed suit.

One of the reasons why Charles was so smoothly selected as a prefect this year was that having him as their prefect was equivalent to being protected by the hidden BOSS in the house?

The reason why no one from Gryffindor had provoked Anduin for so many years since he entered school was not only because he was low-key enough, but more because his reputation in Gryffindor was too great!

As for Anduin being selected as the Slytherin prefect, in the eyes of the Slytherin family, it was like watching a suspense film. They didn't know what Anduin wanted to do at first.

But for these little lions in Gryffindor, learning that Anduin had become the Slytherin prefect was like showing someone a horror movie in the middle of the night.

No, shouldn't you be a master of the world? I heard Charles and Bill say before that you don't have a good relationship with those students in Slytherin.

They had fought with Slytherin so many times, and they had never seen Anduin come out to stand up for them.

So after seeing Anduin's figure in the prefect's carriage, in addition to Charles, the rest of the lion courtyard prefects only had a digging groove in their hearts, which is too shocking!

And today, Louis informed them that Anduin was going to summon him tonight.

It caused Pascal to be full of anxiety from morning till now, including both the trepidation before seeing the idol and the panic of facing the big BOSS.

Why did Anduin choose to meet at night, could it be said? Will he disregard the airs of a master and personally deal with Gryffindor? Will he support the little wizards in Slytherin and force the lion courtyard to submit?

Thinking of these Pascal's head sweated again.

"Charles." Pascal swallowed again, "Brother, I'm usually not thin to you, if Anduin really wants to do something strange, you can't stand by and watch!"

"Prefect, I said, don't be so nervous, Anduin must have something to find us." Although Charles said this to Pascal, he was affected by him all the way, making him feel a little uncomfortable.

"What I'm afraid of is something!" Pascal heard Charles's reply, and couldn't help but think crookedly again, now not only his forehead, but his chest and back began to sweat.