Hogwarts and the Atypical Wizard

Chapter 169 Remember the Professor's Teachings

When Sainz came back from the Whomping Willow, he happened to meet the owl postmen, a large group of them fluttering over.

In the original trajectory, Ron seemed to have received greetings from his biological mother today, probably about now. Sainz was not interested in listening to other people's family affairs. When he caught a glimpse of a red letter being held by an owl, he had already walked through the auditorium and into the foyer.

When he went up to the second floor, he heard vague roars coming from downstairs. This was the first time he saw an opened roaring letter, and it was indeed powerful.

This seems to be another good idea. By inferring from this, we can see whether we can develop a directional sonic weapon.

The essence of sound is energy waves. As long as it can be directional, it is still very interesting. If it can be directional and frequency-modulated, it will be even more interesting.

As Sainz walked towards the spell classroom, he wondered, could developing such a spell make his life a little better?

If it is only used to cause destruction, it doesn't seem to be particularly necessary. There are already enough spells for causing destruction.

Hmm...it seems like I can come up with a secret method of transmitting sound... Hmm...this is actually quite useful, as a reminder.

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Sainz remembered the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor's instructions and asked him for advice more often.

On Friday night after dinner, he cornered Lockhart in his office.

"Professor, I admire your brave performance in "Wandering with Werewolves". Can you tell me in detail how you dealt with the werewolf that was harassing the villagers?"

"Ah... Autumn, I'm glad you realize the danger of werewolves."

Lockhart smiled his signature smile, showing off his sparkling teeth. He habitually adjusted his sitting position and continued his story, "You know, as a popular wizard, sometimes you have to accept invitations from all over the world."

"So you received an invitation to come to Australia. That's amazing. What problem did they need you to solve?"

"Well, it's been a while. By the way, they invited me to popularize the solutions for dealing with household pests. You know, the local wizards have been troubled by those bugs for a long time."

"So how did you come across the werewolf and subdue him?"

Lockhart showed a reminiscent expression, "After completing the request of the Australian Ministry of Magic, they insisted on asking me to take an important position with them with a high salary, but I belonged to everyone and I couldn't stay, so I decisively left quietly before they had to beg.

Autumn, embarrassing others is not what a popular wizard does."

Sainz offered a timely quote, "That's right, it's only natural that you are popular with everyone, your character shines like gold."

Lockhart was so coaxed by Sai that he couldn't hold back his smile and said enthusiastically, "Autumn, I find that you have great potential. You are smart and eager to learn. You will definitely be able to catch up with my achievements in the future."

"Professor, you are so modest. How can I compare with you? I just admire your achievements and want to hear you tell me about your great adventures. I think that will fill my barren heart with light."

"Okay, okay, who can resist a little wizard's yearning for light? Relax a little, Autumn. I will give you a copy of "I Am Magician" signed by me as a reward for your studious nature."

"Thank you so much, I will definitely study it carefully and treasure it. Now may I have the honor to hear about your experiences since leaving the Australian Ministry of Magic?"

"Yes, you see, when I saw a studious little wizard, I couldn't help but want to help him. That's what I did. Let's continue talking about what happened after that.

After leaving Sydney, I decided to go around and see if there were any people in trouble who needed help in some places beyond the reach of the Ministry of Magic.

That day I travelled to Wagga Wagga.”

Sainz added at the right time, "It seems to be a city in Australia, professor. Forgive my limited knowledge, I can't remember whether it is in the southeast or southwest."

"Southeast, Autumn." Lockhart comforted him in an enlightened way. "Who can ask a little wizard to remember all the places? When you become a traveler like me, you will soon accumulate a lot of knowledge. I look forward to you following in my footsteps."

"Professor, did you spot the werewolf immediately after arriving at Wagga Wagga?"

"Of course, of course. When I passed by a remote village, I noticed something was wrong. With my rich experience, I immediately determined that they were being troubled by werewolves."

“You certainly won’t sit idly by.”

"Of course, Autumn, you have to remember this. As a wizard with a sense of justice, we must not stand idly by when encountering such a thing. At this time, wizards like us are needed to step forward and save these poor villagers."

"Did you take care of the werewolf in one go?"

"That's not easy, Autumn. The werewolf is very cunning. He usually hides very well, but I still found his trace."

"You did not identify him directly?"

"Autumn, we can't act so rashly. When you accuse a wizard of being a werewolf without any evidence, you won't get gratitude, but only suspicion from others."

"So you waited there until the full moon night!" Sainz's tone was full of admiration. "You are so perseverant. You have paid so much for their safety."

"That's nothing, Autumn. As long as it can expose the werewolves' weaknesses and keep the poor people away from the harm of the werewolves, what does it matter if I suffer a little?"

"With you guarding them, I'm sure they can sleep peacefully on this full moon night!"

"Of course, how could I allow him to harm people again? When the full moon night came, I immediately controlled the werewolf." Lockhart said with reminiscence: "I still remember his expression of disbelief at that time."

"How did the villagers behave? Did they stand with you?"

"No, those villagers were all afraid and stayed away. Some villagers didn't believe me and tried to attack me, but I knocked them down in just a few moves." Lockhart waved his hand in cooperation, indicating that it was easy to deal with those villagers.

"And then you showed them the evidence?"

"Yes, when the moon rose, the werewolf began to reveal its true form, turning into a huge, ugly, upright wolf. Everyone was scared and ran away. I was the only one facing a dangerous werewolf alone."

"Professor, I don't think you need them. They will only be a burden to you."

"Autumn, don't say that about those poor people, but I really don't need them. I have revealed the true form of the werewolf. He is very angry, and his eyes are full of madness. He rushed towards me.

But I was not afraid. I pounced on him and pinned him down with a thud. He tried to attack me with his teeth, but I pinned him to the ground with one hand and put my wand to his throat with the other.

To be honest, it was a bit dangerous at the time. I took a breath and cast a very complicated spell to restore my human form.

He uttered a miserable groan, and then the hair on his body began to disappear, and then his mouth full of huge fangs retracted, and he became a human again. "

"Great, professor, you are truly amazing. Please teach me this spell to restore my human form. I think everyone will praise your great achievement!"

"This one……"