This Hogwarts isn't normal.

While Vincent and Doggie were happily chatting, the door of the office was knocked again.

It was Draco, another assistant.

"Mr. Malfoy, I thought you would arrive later." Doggie gestured for him to sit next to Vincent.

They were not too close, but they did sit down.

Draco glanced to the side, "Professor, I have always been punctual.

Unlike some people, who waited all night and then stood up."

Vincent glared back, "It seems that you are wishful thinking, I have always refused."

"Don't you feel ashamed!"

"Please reflect on your actions first."

Doggie coughed lightly, "Okay, that's all.

There is still half an hour before class, let me talk about your tasks later."

The two assistants still disliked each other when they left.

"Ah--" Doggie pinched his eyebrows lightly.

He knew that the Daily Prophet was talking nonsense.

What a misunderstanding!

If there was no class next, the two of them would have fought outside.

If you want to live in harmony, you need to work harder.

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Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom.

When Vincent and Draco walked in together, all the students rubbed their eyes and confirmed that what they saw was not an illusion.

It is basic for one to stand and the other to lie down.

It is not strange even if one carries the other.

But the situation where both of them stand...

"Good afternoon, everyone!" Doggie walked into the classroom, holding a little assistant in one hand.

"You don't need to use textbooks in today's class. Please come up and line up in two rows.

Blaise snorted coldly to the far right, "Professor Doggie, someone here is very unwelcome. I think it's better not to line up by college."

Daphne, who was only separated from Hermione by an aisle, lowered her head.

Since yesterday, he has been making all kinds of weird remarks around.

Openly or secretly, he dared not come, and it was nothing to say a few rude words.

Doggie smiled at him, "I never said that we should line up by college.

You can go to whichever side you want. My two little assistants will not have any objections. "

Hermione stood up and walked towards Vincent with Daphne, "Don't be sad, he is actually incompetent."

Her whispered comfort had a good effect.

Blaise is quite pitiful.

Growing up in pampering, he doesn't understand the evil of human heart.

Although the interest alliance seems solid, it is only in appearance.

When the biggest support is lost, more "traitors" will definitely leave.

They stood behind Vincent and met the unfriendly eyes of Blaise and Pansy respectively.

From the number of people, the result seems to have been decided.

Doggie walked to the middle of the two rows, "Sometimes, we need to make some very important decisions.

Who can tell us the difference between us and dark wizards?"

Hermione raised her hand immediately.

"Please speak, Miss Granger."

"We have moral and legal constraints, and we know how to distinguish between justice and evil."

"Correct." Doggie looked at her meaningfully, "but it's not completely correct. "

He walked between Vincent and Draco, "We can't judge a person's goodness or badness based on impression, nor can we judge who is a dark wizard based on behavior."

He stretched out his hand to the two of them, "Please raise your wands until the end of this class. "

Draco pointed over and looked like he was about to cast a spell.

Students on both sides followed suit, including the slow-moving Vincent.

Doggie walked downstairs and casually looked at the desks.

He looked nonchalant, as if he didn't care about the exchange of spells.

There were quite a few who were ready to move, but they only stayed on the surface.

Even Blaise, who was so angry, didn't really cast a spell.

Since they were hostile to each other, why didn't they do it?

Because of Doggie?

He winked at the two assistants and strode out of the classroom.

This is a rare opportunity, should we try it?

Pansy looked at Vincent, who was also nonchalant.

If the speed is fast enough, maybe it will succeed in one go.

As for the consequences...

She held the wand steadily, and was pointed at by several students the moment she moved slightly.

Will it continue to be a stalemate?

Most students didn't understand what Doggie was thinking.

Without a premise, just holding the wand Standing with a wand for a whole class.

Is he really not afraid of a fight?

The longer the time, the more problems there will be.

Vincent is still in a lazy state,

and Draco also seems to be ready to recite a spell at any time.

Is this testing patience?

Blaise glanced outside the classroom calmly.

Doggie seemed to have really left.

There are more people on the opposite side, and it is not a wise decision to sneak in.

He glanced at Vincent and found that the man was yawning.

Provocation, right? Then I can't hold it back!

When the spell was about to come out, more wands than Pansy just pointed at him.

There is no way, just wait for the opportunity.

But after waiting for a long time, none of the wands moved away.

"Ahaha——" Vincent stretched.

It was so blatant that Blaise really wanted to take action.

But until the bell rang, the opportunity he had been waiting for did not appear.

"Congratulations——" Doggie walked into the classroom from outside, "You are all good students."

Although Draco was disdainful in his heart, he also cooperated and clapped with Vincent who was cheering up.

"At least on the surface." Doggie returned to the middle of the two rows, "Consider the other side, consider me, consider the consequences...

Don't forget your mood just now, it will help you make the right decision at that important moment."

He scanned the students in front of him one by one.

There may be a great wizard like Dumbledore here, or a notorious dark wizard like Voldemort.

As long as a small number of students truly understand, this Defense Against the Dark Arts class will not be in vain.

"get out of class is over, everyone."

Gryffindor has academic gods and academic masters, so they have developed the good habit of asking questions when they don't understand.

"Professor Doggie probably thinks that the dark side of people is a special kind of black magic."

Neville nodded his head at Hermione, "We didn't really recite the spell, does that mean we won't become dark wizards?"

"Of course not." She looked at the people who walked out of the classroom, "We will grow, our thoughts will change.

The professor wants us to always remember our feelings today, not to be complacent because of some small achievements, and finally become reckless and completely go on the wrong path."

"What about Malfoy and the others?"

"I don't know." Hermione glanced at Vincent quietly.

As Doggie's assistant, he and Draco must have known it in advance.

The boundary between justice and evil is very blurred.

The reason why Voldemort has a steady stream of followers is that they are still living in the prosperity of the past.

It's a pity that the times have changed, and the Muggles have developed weapons that are far more terrible than magic.

As long as someone tears off this last fig leaf, those wrong paths will be shattered one by one.

Hermione guessed that Vincent should be planning to become this person, so he is less concerned about the results than Doggie.

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