I'm the king of the roll at Hogwarts

Chapter 209 Patronus Curse
Uncle Phil fell in love with the Roaring Dun deck after playing it only once. It was because he had a great start and took out Cousin Charlie at the sixth turn, and he couldn't stop playing it.

The cousin refused to believe it. After being slaughtered twice in a row, he finally gave in and began to humbly ask Louis how to build a deck.

He wanted to copy a few awesome card decks and then dominate his circle of friends.

My cousin likes to play black magic, probably because he thinks it's cool, so Louis recommended the Dark Mage to him, which mainly relies on minions that increase spell damage, and the combination of black magic creatures + witches to quickly draw cards. The most core card is the two-cost "Chased Obscurus", which can be dragged until the end of the fourth round, increase two points of spell damage, and cooperate with the Saint to launch a small burst, which can deal decent damage.

This style of play can also use spell power minions in conjunction with Thunderbolt Explosion to achieve a field clearing effect, and can also provide huge damage to subsequent black magic.

Everyone who has tried it says it’s good.

It could also be due to their level, or the fact that the father and son have similar luck, as they each have a 50% winning rate when playing against each other, which is very stable.

In this way, both of them were satisfied. Although they did not defeat the other, at least they were not suppressed by the other. In other words, not losing was the same as winning.

Today is special. After giving her speech, my aunt also came to Mountbatten Manor. I don't know why, maybe to spend more time with grandpa?
After all, old people are gone, but in my grandfather's generation, besides himself, there is also a queen mother.

The Queen Mother was actually very good to Louis. When he made mistakes as a child and was chased and beaten by his grandfather, he could escape danger as long as he hid with the Queen Mother. After a while, his grandfather also learned from experience and blocked Louis' escape route in advance so that he would not be able to call for help.

Is this your escape route, my dear grandson?

The lively dinner eventually ended, and when his uncle and aunt said goodbye, Louis took Catherine back to Hogwarts.

Naturally, there was also Leafy Goose and Christasza traveling together.

As for Tom and Jerry, they stayed at home to accompany the empty-nest elderly.

The next day, Louis, who had nothing to do, came to the auditorium. He wanted to see if his classmates were studying hard, but he didn't expect that his classmates were playing the Wizard Legend game enthusiastically.

There are all kinds of lineups, some strange and weird ones, such as the matchup between Seamus Finnigan and Colin Creevey. Seamus pulled a bunch of eight- and nine-cost cards - in fact, Colin did the same. It can be said that this is an excellent matching mechanism in the Gryffindor region.

What a well-matched opponent.

Unable to bear watching the two fighting each other, Louis turned his head to look at Draco in Slytherin, who was fighting against Pansy Parkinson.

Well, it's okay, Slytherin isn't that... But what the hell are you, a dark wizard, doing with all those Polyjuice Potions?
Do you want to eat fried dough sticks?

Speaking of the most talented of these little wizards, Ron is undoubtedly the one. This kid's ability to assemble cards is innate. He actually put together a set of Newt Scamander's Magizoologist cards that looks pretty good. Except for being KOed by the lucky Harry, Ron has no rivals in the entire Hogwarts.

Even Professor McGonagall was not immune to this, as she was currently playing against Sirius in the guest of honor seat, with a crowd of people watching eagerly, trying to learn some useful decks from one of the creators of the game.

But they were destined to be disappointed, after all, Sirius himself was a confused person.

Snape was hiding in the crowd, looking at Sirius with disdain, apparently feeling sad for his old rival.

This is so fucking bad.

In fact, Dumbledore was planning to hold a snowman-making competition today, but seeing that everyone was addicted to the game Wizard Legend, the idea was shelved.

As Louis expected, this game really caused a sensation in the Muggle world. The affordable price of one thousand pounds and the cheap card packs quickly swept across Europe and then spread to all over the world.

But troubles followed one after another. First, the Eagle Sauce's dirty tricks. According to the British nature of being infiltrated by them like a sieve, they had a clear understanding of the game from the second day of its release. But they only knew that it was a new thing developed by the company that sells moonberry juice. The agent was even puzzled for a long time - a company that sells beverages, isn't it a bit bad to have such a big span?
Fortunately, the civil service system these days is not damaged by the iron lady, at least it can still play a little role. The Eagle Sauce can be dealt with by them for the time being, it is not a big deal. The most pressing problem is the pressure from the Ministry of Magic and the Wizengamot Council.

But Dumbledore was unexpectedly firm this time. He didn't care at all what the Ministry of Magic and the Wizengamot said. You can say whatever you want. I am only responsible, yes, yes, yes. Or he looked dazed, enthusiastic and polite, but knew nothing about anything.

This was not something Louis needed to worry about, as he remembered a long-lost recipe for crispy spider legs.

In fact, this should be something he had drawn before he entered school, but he had forgotten it all along. With the idea of ​​opening up new tracks and new blue oceans for his classmates at Hogwarts and adding some delicious food to their plates, Louis decided to take out the recipe for the house-elves to watch and learn.

To his surprise, after learning the recipe, Asro actually experienced advanced special effects. The special effect of the spider legs after eating them became a significant restoration of mental strength.

What does this mean? Even if you don't sleep, eating a portion of spider legs can quickly restore your energy. If you take a nap for ten minutes or half an hour, the effect will be doubled.

So, Louis turned his attention to the giant eight-eyed spider deep in the forbidden forest.

To be honest, the path taken by the eight-eyed giant spiders is actually quite safe. After all, the surrounding ferocious beasts have been almost all eaten by the eight-eyed giant spiders.

After seeking Dumbledore's consent, Louis officially began the campaign to eradicate the eight-eyed giant spider.

Of course, the students did not need to go deep into the Forbidden Forest, but by "forcing a confession" from Hagrid, they found a way to lead them out of the nest.

And it is a method that is 100% seduced.

For Hagrid, it was not actually a confession. Everyone in Hogwarts knew that Hagrid could not keep any secrets, including the little secrets between him and Aragog.

Therefore, whether it was Lupin's Defense Against the Dark Arts class or Louis' Defense Against the Dark Arts class, they would inevitably take the students to the edge of the Forbidden Forest to fight against the giant eight-eyed spider.

The first and second grade wizards were too young to do anything but watch the fight. As for drawing their wands to fight the Acromantula, apart from Louis's cousin Elizabeth in the first grade and Akko from the Lovegood family in the second grade, no one seemed to have the courage to try.

We can't blame them for being timid. We are all kids in the first and second grades. We shouldn't be afraid of those weird-looking spiders that are embarrassing to the people of the world. They are freaks, okay?

After class and dinner, Louis also started to busy himself with his own things.

When the Ministry of Magic finally withdrew the Dementors a few days ago, Louis remembered that he still had a Patronus Charm and a Brain Occlumency that he needed to learn.

Currently, he was sitting in the Potions office, and he and Snape were getting acquainted with each other.

Perhaps it could be said that they hated each other. Snape didn't really dislike Louis, on the contrary, he always admired him; and Louis didn't dislike Snape either, he just thought he was a little too enthusiastic.

"Tell me, is that little troll going to cause trouble for his poor professor again when he comes to this office this time?" Snape said sarcastically.

"That's not the case, Professor." Louis said modestly, "I just want to learn the brain block technique and the Patronus Charm from you systematically."

Snape put on a forced smile and said, "I need to remind you, Louis, that you can only learn Occlumency after you have learned the Patronus Charm. Do you understand?"

"Of course I understand. Learning should be done step by step." Louis certainly had no intention of refutation. Now that he was asking for help, he naturally would not put on an air of bitterness and resentment.

Besides, we are all Slytherins, so there is no need.

Louis also suddenly remembered that the brain-blocking technique could effectively resist the temptation of fallen angels and demons, so he wanted to study it with Snape.

"Tell me, Louis." Snape sat up straight. "What do you know about the Patronus Charm?"

Louis lowered his head to think for a while, then raised his head and gave his formulaic standard answer: "The Patronus Charm is one of the most powerful and oldest defensive spells in the wizarding world, and it is also the most famous defensive spell. It is extremely difficult to successfully cast the Patronus Charm.

The Patronus Charm can be used to resist Dementors and some dark creatures. When casting this spell, the wizard needs to concentrate, think about the happiest thing in his heart, and recite the spell.

Only a few wizards can summon a complete Patronus through the Patronus Charm, and different people have different Patronuses depending on their personalities."

"Very good." Snape grinned.

Louis added: "Also, I heard that... the Patronus Charm can usually only be used by righteous wizards. If a dark wizard with an evil heart tries to use it, not only will he fail to summon the Patronus, but it will cause the wand to backfire, and the wand will summon maggots to devour the user?"

Snape curled his lips again: "Who told you that?"

"It's in the book, Professor," Louis answered honestly.

Snape sneered: "Only a fool would completely believe what is said in the textbook. I never thought that a little wizard like you would blindly believe in the contents of the book."

"Are you disappointed, Professor?" Louis squinted his eyes.

Snape's eyes were calm, and his tone was the same: "You are wrong. I never had any hope."

"In fact, Louis, even many wizards with evil intentions can summon the Patronus Charm."

"For example?" Louis knew that Umbridge's pink toad could cast the Patronus Charm, but he couldn't help but say, "Professor, are you going to show me a demonstration?"

Snape's eyes widened like bells, but he quickly hid his emotions. He sneered disdainfully and said with a smile: "Don't waste your precious study time on such boring tricks, Louis."

"I was just joking, Professor." Louis didn't blush.

"Are you happy about this?" Snape had an ambiguous expression. After coughing lightly, he raised his wand and said to Louis, "I think, since you know the steps so clearly, there is no need for me to teach you how to recite the spell. You can imagine the happiest thing in your life - perhaps a playboy like you will not have anything worth being happy about from the bottom of your heart - and then recite the spell."

While teaching, he did not forget to make fun of Louis, but there was nothing wrong with what he said. Louis was indeed a playboy.

This is an indisputable fact, and everyone in Hogwarts knows it.

Louis raised his wand and tried for a long time but couldn't figure out what would make him happiest.

"How about... you demonstrate it first, Professor?" Louis looked up at Snape.

"Well, well..." Snape said sarcastically with a wry smile, "Could it be that the most talented student in Slytherin's history can't even cast the Patronus Charm? This is really big news..."

"Or is it that the little bit of your time with your girlfriend, that poor Miss Worley, is not worth your genuine happiness?"

Louis wasn't angry, he just wanted to take a closer look at whether Snape's Patronus was a doe.

"Show me how, professor."

Louis' tone was persuasive.

Snape snorted, very proudly. He raised his arm and said to Louis: "Watch it, Louis, I will only show you once..."

As he spoke, he waved his wand and chanted the spell in the softest tone Louis had ever heard.

"Expecto Patronum! (Calling God to Protect)"

Silvery, thread-like light spurted out from the head of his magic wand, and then, what spurted out from the head of the wand turned into a thick silvery-white mist. When Louis looked carefully, he also saw a cheerful doe running around in the mist.

Before Louis had even finished reading it, Snape took back his Patronus.

"Did you see it clearly?" he asked expressionlessly.

Louis nodded and said with a smile: "Great patronus, professor, I didn't expect you to have such a girlish heart..."

Snape paused for a moment, and said with disgust: "Have you learned it? You've been talking too much nonsense today, Louis."

"Okay, okay, I'll try it now..." Louis took out his Heart of Oak, thinking about every little thing about him and Catherine in his mind, and swung his arms lightly in the air.

"Expecto Patronum! (Calling God to Protect)"

(End of this chapter)