Hogwarts: Who uses a crowbar in wizard duels?

After brainwashing Draco, he finally found his goal, and the three little ones' last bit of resentment towards him disappeared.

However, Draco remained arrogant, shouting something like, "As the future head of the Malfoy family, you'd better start currying favor as soon as possible."

Kevin kicked him in the butt and he behaved.

Furthermore, Draco showed a desire to become stronger and wanted to learn from Kevin and Professor Snape. However, he couldn't even withstand a single move from Snape and was driven away by Snape, who told him to go home and drink milk.

Meanwhile, the intensity of Kevin's training with Snape gradually increased, because Snape sensed Kevin's terrifying talent and that he was getting stronger every day, so he gradually stopped holding back in his training.

This resulted in Kevin being covered in bruises and unable to move after each training session, having to be carried to the infirmary.

This led Hermione to cause trouble for Snape more than once, but Snape was no ordinary person; he simply flicked his bangs and ignored Hermione completely.

Hermione was so angry that if Kevin hadn't stopped her, she would have challenged Snape to a wizarding duel.

Without the locked-room crisis, Kevin devoted almost all his energy to becoming stronger this semester.

He spent less time with Hermione. Apart from going to class and eating together, and having a fixed day off on Saturdays, he was either training with Snape or lying in the infirmary.

Hermione seemed to sense Kevin's urgency and his urgent desire to become stronger.

Why? Was it because Tom beat him so badly he couldn't fight back? Or was it because of the attack on the train?

For whatever reason, she didn't want to be a burden to Kevin.

So Hermione started working even harder, not wanting to become a burden to Kevin should anything happen in the future.

She hoped she could help Kevin share the burden and be a support to him.

It's worth mentioning that Draco, upon discovering that Kevin was training Hermione on Saturday, shamelessly joined in, wanting Kevin to train him as well.

Kevin agreed, and Hermione didn't object. However, when Draco sparred with Hermione, Hermione hit him extremely hard, making Draco cry out in pain.

Then Draco pulled Harry and Ron in, hoping to share Hermione's anger.

As a result, all three of them were beaten so badly by Hermione that they cried and screamed for their parents...

Life went on in this orderly fashion.

Kevin's fighting power is gradually increasing, to the point that Snape is even able to use his full strength. It is estimated that Dumbledore is the only one at Hogwarts who can easily suppress Kevin now.

However, he still benefited greatly from learning from Snape, because he not only learned spells, but more importantly, he was able to use them skillfully and switch between them freely to deal with all kinds of enemies.

Kevin also asked Dumbledore for permission to train in the Forbidden Forest, where he could better hone his superhuman physique.

He tore apart eight-eyed spiders in the Forbidden Forest and destroyed their nest, which caused Aragog to actually run out of the Forbidden Forest to complain to Hagrid.

He also harassed the centaurs in the Forbidden Forest, forcing them to hunt him, and he waged guerrilla warfare against them.

He even met a winged beast and, following Hagrid's teachings, gained its friendship.

In short, Dumbledore, who was following in the shadows, felt quite embarrassed.

Kevin is a promising talent, and he didn't want anything to happen to him, so he secretly followed Kevin in. However, after seeing Kevin's fighting ability, he felt much more at ease.

Kevin even encountered a werewolf in the Forbidden Forest, not the kind of werewolf-like werewolf infected with wolf venom, but a real werewolf!

When Kevin was fighting the werewolf, he refrained from attacking several times. This fighting style was too risky. If he got caught and bitten, and contracted the wolf venom, it would really be a loss.

Fortunately, Kevin was incredibly skilled in combat, and after using up more than a dozen crowbars, he finally managed to defeat the werewolf.

To this end, Dumbledore even banished the other werewolves from the Forbidden Forest to prevent Kevin from courting disaster again.

......

"Kevin, did you find this winged beast in the Forbidden Forest?"

Hagrid stared in astonishment at the winged beast that Kevin was riding on.

"Yes, I named him Big White."

A tall and majestic winged beast, with pure white and sacred silver-white fur, and pupils as dazzling as amber.

"Oh my god, she's so beautiful, can I touch her?"

Hagrid rubbed his hands together excitedly.

"Of course, Hagrid, I brought her here so you could get to know her."

Kevin climbed off Baymax's back and patted it gently.

"Hello, Big White. My name is Rubeus Hagrid, and I'm Kevin's friend."

Hagrid bowed to Baymax and looked at her expectantly.

After watching for a while, Big White also bowed to Hagrid.

"Oh, Baymax, it's a pleasure to meet you." Hagrid was as happy as a 500-pound fat man, slowly stepping forward and gently stroking Baymax's neck.

To be honest, no wonder he's going to be a professor of magical creatures protection next year; he knows magical creatures' habits inside and out.

He gained Big White's trust very easily.

"Big White, I also have a winged beast friend, and I'd like to introduce him to you."

Hagrid said this while stroking Baymax.

Big White tilted her head, seemingly understanding but not quite; she was more interested in the chicken in Hagrid's hand.

I want to eat it, and I love to eat it.

Kevin knew perfectly well which winged beast Hagrid was referring to—the one that would appear next year: Tok...Bark, or something like that? What was it again?

That's why Kevin doesn't like giving animals such hard-to-remember names; it's much better to just call them Big White or Big Orange—simple and easy to understand.

At this moment, Hermione also arrived at Hagrid's cabin carrying Crookshanks. Kevin had told her that he would be bringing Baymax here today.

"Wow, she's so beautiful!" Hermione exclaimed, looking at Baymax.

"Hermione, why don't you try bowing and touching her?"

How could Baymax refuse such a lovely child as Hermione? After Hermione bowed, Baymax returned the greeting.

Hermione then came closer and patted Big White.

However, the big cat in Hermione's arms was clearly a little afraid of Baymax, so Hermione had to put Crookshanks in Hagrid's hut first before coming out to continue petting Baymax.

"Why did you bring Crookshank along?" Kevin asked curiously, as he hadn't brought him before.

"It's all because of Ron's rat, Scabbers. I don't know why he keeps a rat. Crookshanks is always going to catch his rat, and Ron comes to complain to me about it." Hermione pouted.

"A cat that catches mice is a good cat." Kevin smiled nonchalantly. A good cat is one that can catch Little Pettigrew sooner rather than later.

"It's alright, Ron and his rats will get used to it after a while," Kevin reassured him.

"Let me take you for a ride on Big White and fly around in the sky."

"Sure, but Kevin, are you sure you can do it?" Hermione also wanted to try riding Big White, but then she remembered that Kevin seemed to have a fear of flying...

"A man can't say no!" Kevin wasn't about to be underestimated by Hermione. He picked her up and flipped her onto the winged beast.

"Big White, let's go!"

With a perfectly cooperative hiss, the giant white bird spread its wide wings, took a running start, and carried Kevin and Hermione into the sky.

"Wow! Hahaha, that's amazing!" Hermione shouted excitedly in Kevin's arms, feeling the strong wind blowing, as if all her troubles had been blown away by the wind.

"I told you I could do it!" Kevin said.

"Pfft, I'd believe you if your voice didn't tremble so much," Hermione laughed from Kevin's arms.

"..."

There's no way around it, 3 points of flying talent is the limit...

Should I try to woo the flight instructor? Maybe if I get her approval, my flying talent will increase by a few points...

I think I'll pass.