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Chapter 98 I, Lockhart, am best at learning from others’ strengths
"It's so scary..."

Andrew came out of Hagrid's hut with a look of fear on his face. Huffman, with a dark face, looked at Andrew with unfriendly eyes, but he didn't know what to say for a moment.

How can you keep saying it's so scary!
The dragon we just watched together, your face is clean and your hands are intact, but my face is covered with black carbon from that breath, and some of my hair is burnt!
The thick, indestructible gloves made by Transfiguration and the thick glass jar put on directly - if you had told me earlier that it was a glass jar and not the Bubble Head Curse, I wouldn't have been in this state!

The little guy has grown very well under the care of two masters who are proficient in magical creatures. The breath that originally took six months to cause harm (the power was not great and was jokingly called sparks) now shows signs of being able to hurt people.

After discovering this, Andrew and his friends were called over for observation before they had even had breakfast, and then Huffman, who was not well prepared, suffered a tragic fate.

"Will you be as pure as a spring?"

Huffman suddenly remembered something and asked Andrew.

"As you can see, I'm just a freshman."

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"Not to mention cleaning it up - Merlin's socks. I can't go to the hospital with hair like this..."

Huffman looked desperate.

"I'm not sure about the hair, but as for the face, I can transform it into a washbasin and a towel."

Andrew pulled up the weeds on the roadside as he spoke, then produced a tool.

"what?"

Huffman opened his mouth wide, then shook his head in self-mockery, "I actually forgot that I always wanted to accomplish everything with one spell."

"Don't make it sound so meaningful - go to the hospital quickly and then go on duty today..."

Andrew rolled his eyes. Percy had to take exams, and the seventh graders also had to prepare for exams, and the number of shifts for the rest of the people had been reduced - don't think of using the excuse of being burned by a dragon to hide, because all the work would be put on him!
It was that his Transfiguration skills were not up to par, otherwise he would have done the same with his hair, and definitely would not have given Huffman an excuse to ask for leave.

Transfiguration on himself was a completely different thing from Transfiguration on other wizards - all he could do now was mess with his own hair and then Transfiguration to make it look appropriate.

As for inducing labor, forget it—Transfiguration magazine mentioned that it’s easy to go bald…

That's right, inducing hair growth is also a form of transformation, and it is the entry level to high-end human body transformation. Anyway, ever since Andrew learned the relevant information, he never tried to control his hair like he did at the beginning. At most, he did some experiments on the grown parts.

"I thought we had enough trust - I'll help you with it today and let you read the magazine, okay?"

Huffman looked grief-stricken.

"Magazine?"

"Today is the publication day of Magic Legends!" Huffman looked very disappointed. "I'll help you process the documents, you can just read it over there - just don't spoil the plot for me!"

Publication date?
Do I have to prepare a new manuscript?
Andrew almost couldn't control his expression. "No need. Let's deal with it together and then see. Maybe we can discuss the plot or something."

"Good idea, see you later."

Huffman nodded, then walked quickly towards the school hospital. The omnipotent Madam Pomfrey must have done some research on this. If there wasn't an empty classroom with several sets of automatic hair-cutting tools on campus, maybe she would even work part-time as a hairdresser.

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"New issue... new issue..." In a luxurious hotel, Lockhart couldn't wait to open the package sent by an owl.

He really couldn't understand it. It was fine if the made-up adventure story sold so well, but why did so many people read the story of the feud between Dumbledore and Peeves?

Think about the pain I went through to get those stories - asking around for secluded wizards in all sorts of remote places, learning all sorts of slang and dialects, visiting them in person, gaining the trust of the original owners of the stories in order to obtain qualified stories, and then organizing and processing them myself, inserting reasonable plots and foreshadowing...

But the other party, I don't know where to make up a bunch of nonsense, and then rely on the protagonist being Dumbledore to make people like it! The adventure story is a bit novel, but Peeves - can it be better?

What's the point of that mischievous ghost?
With some resentment, he tore open the packaging of the new magazine and began to read.

"Write a book?"

Lockhart's eyes widened - how could there be such a shameless person!

Shouldn't we stop writing adventure stories and start dealing with an insignificant ghost?

How could you take the story to this point?

Let Dumbledore write the books – damn, audiences sure love this!

He himself uses this concave character and is very clear about this. He took the risk of writing a book - this is stealing his job!

Despicable, shameless, you are following my writing, you bastard! Adventure plus publishing a book, plus Dumbledore's name, once people connect it with Lockhart, it's all over...

He read on with some anxiety, and only breathed a sigh of relief when he read the middle part - praising Merlin, Dumbledore did not write an adventure story, but something of research.

'wrong…'

He looked at the story and narrowed his eyes - this despicable guy must have copied his character, but why not write an adventure story?

Because Dumbledore has no real works!

Haha, it’s exposed - this false, dirty, completely fabricated story!

He felt relieved and began to study the subsequent parts seriously.

Hehe - a fifth-year student published a paper in an important journal? He also won the praise of the master. At the same time, when taking the OWLs exam, he completely conquered the examiner with his superb and incredible magic, and announced the results in public despite all objections?

Finally, the so-called book is hidden in the Hogwarts library, waiting to be discovered by the right person?
Haha, now I’ve found the loophole—this guy even dared to put a real person’s name in his fabricated story.

People of Dumbledore's generation are still here! And those publications are collected by others. Those who insult the Examination Authority are even more stupid.

If you look through history, you won't find Gryffindor himself, but if you look into contemporary history...

But he didn't prepare any letters of complaint or anything like that - there were too many people in the magic world who were keeping an eye on this thing, and if there really was a problem, several major magazines in the magic world would be much more diligent than him.

Just like he was staring at the man praising potatoes, his peers were the ones expressing naked hatred.

Just wait and see - wait for the taunts to come!
With some satisfaction, he happily opened the magazine again - the story was indeed fabricated, but the rhythm was very good and worth learning and applying.

Lockhart has been able to achieve what he has today by absorbing the strengths of others!

(End of this chapter)