Dumbledore? He knows nothing about MC alchemy.

Chapter 78 See if he still has a mad fit

In an instant, the little wizards came like a tide.

Kaisen's expression changed. He was wondering if it would be impolite to teleport away now.

Just a moment of hesitation and he couldn't leave.

The little wizards chattered and surrounded him, leaving Lupin stunned.

However, this moment of daze was only a moment. He was still standing beside Kaisen, looking at the small, familiar figure with a hidden gaze.

"Professor Kaisen, I didn't expect to meet you here." A tall red-haired man walked over, held the Weasley twins' heads and asked politely.

"Um...hello?"

"Hello, hello, I'm Arthur Weasley, the father of the two Weasleys you taught. Thank you so much for taking care of them."

"You're welcome. This is their own talent..."

Seeing this scene, the Malfoy father and son, who were about to go over and talk to Kaisen, stopped, as if they didn't want to be involved with anything or anyone from the Weasley family.

However, when Lucius Malfoy walked out of Flourish and Blotts, he thought that the most important purpose of his coming here had been achieved, and he had successfully used the dark magic notebook to trick the Weasley family, and a strange smile appeared on his face.

On the other side, Gilderoy Lockhart, who was originally performing a stage play standing on the table, also noticed that two-thirds of his fans had disappeared in an instant, and most of the remaining fans were some ignorant little wizards.

He immediately lost interest in continuing the performance and walked towards the group of people who had snatched his fans away. He wanted to see who this person was.

Kaisen, who was struggling to resist the gossip of the little wizards, suddenly saw a right hand reaching out.

He subconsciously held it and looked up. Hmm, eight teeth?

"you are?"

"Gilderoy Lockhart, the best-selling wizarding author..."

After passively listening to a long string of spells, Kaisen finally heard some words that contained a little bit of information.

For example, a third-class Order of Merlin.

"Yes, my Order of Merlin, Class 3. This is proof that I saved a werewolf three years ago. What was the werewolf's name? I think it was..."

As Lockhart was speaking, he suddenly forgot the name. After all, this was not his personal experience at all, and he did not make up the name to write in the book. It was very embarrassing that he had no memorable point.

Fortunately, he thought quickly and subconsciously looked at a crumpled newspaper on the ground, just like Conan naming a battle.

"I remember the wizard's name seemed to be Remus Lupin. At that time, I taught him a method of removing the werewolf curse using alchemy. This morning, when I was reading the newspaper, I saw that an alchemist used this method to cure him. I was very happy for a long time. A friend of mine got the good fate he deserved."

As he chattered on, he was secretly planning to find an opportunity tonight to find the werewolf wizard and the alchemist whose name he had never heard of before, and cast two Obliviates on them. In this way, he might even get the title of the founder behind the enchanted book therapy.

Kaisen and Lupin looked at each other, and both saw confusion in each other's eyes.

The young wizards surrounding Kaisen also fell silent at the same time, and secretly moved away from Lockhart.

At least since last year, when Professor Kaisen beat Quirrell into the medical wing for most of the semester on the dueling stage, they all had a general understanding of Professor Kaisen.

Professor Kaisen has a good temper, but he is definitely not without temper and he is very scary when he loses his temper.

The fact that four inconspicuous little wizards among the group of little wizards could prove this was true. Two of them had even taken out their wands, thinking about what kind of double shock of a double savior they should give Lockhart.

Kaisen, one of the people who was rumored, looked at the slicked-back wizard in front of him...

Well, this is no longer an ordinary wizard, he must be dealt a heavy blow.

Give him both spiritual and physical education.

For example, if you bury him in the soil for a few days, you might be able to grow a lot of little Lockharts this fall.

Uh...this is not necessary.

Unlike the polite Kaison, Lupin is a completely different person. He is a pure military commander.

Almost at zero frame, a surge of magic power rushed directly towards Lockhart and pressed him against the wall.

"I am... Remus Lupin. When have I ever met you before?" Lupin's words successfully made the little wizards who were watching the fun smile with satisfaction.

Finally saw this scene.

Comfortable!!!

"You...you are Remus Lupin?"

Lupin nodded. "Not only that, when did you teach me the enchanted book therapy? Three years ago? Were there enchanted books three years ago?"

The Weasley twins chimed in with some amusement, "It seems Professor Kaysen was still with his old mentor three years ago."

“Maybe it will be invented by then!”

"Wait wait wait... I was wrong, I was wrong. I told the alchemist that I was wrong." Lockhart screamed.

Everyone turned their gaze to Kaisen again, and he touched his chin awkwardly and walked towards Lockhart.

On the way, he did not forget to look at Lockhart through his monocle.

[Human] [Magic]

Is this guy really a human? How strange!

"Ahem, I'm Kaisenhis, I'm the alchemist."

Lockhart's expression instantly fell, and a feeling of "my life is over" surged in his chest.

"I said...this is a misunderstanding...do you believe it? Actually, I was just joking." He said with a forced smile.

“Well...you’re right...it’s just a misunderstanding...”

As Kaisen spoke, he snapped his fingers and a diamond shovel appeared in his hand. Then he waved casually and a group of students gathered around him.

Kaisen looked at the group of students gathering around him, shook his hand, and a series of diamond shovels appeared in his hand.

"Take this shovel and find a secluded place, dig a hole, and bury him in there to sober him up. We'll see if he goes crazy again."

The little wizards looked at each other, gave each other a strange smile, and took the shovel.

"It's your order!"

Chapter 79 Second Grade

"Don't bury it yet. I read in a book that adding water to the soil will turn it into mud, making it more secure."

"Don't be idle, take off his wand first."

"How are we going to bury it later?"

"What do you mean?"

"Head down or feet down?"

"You don't know this? Of course it's head down."

When Lockhart heard these cold words, his eyes widened in confusion.

"I don't think this is necessary?"

"Jordan, where are your socks? Put them in his mouth."

"It's covered."

....................

The first day of school, Hogwarts.

"Honestly, he was able to dig himself out of the mud. Really... he worked really hard." Kaisen, standing in front of the floor-to-ceiling window in the office, looked at Dumbledore standing beside him and complained.

"I'm grateful that you understand me."

"I'm just like Severus now. I've given up. A hypocritical clown is better than Quirrell last semester. So it seems that you have made great progress this year, Dumbledore." Kaisen said half-jokingly.

"Yes, and it's only for a year. You probably won't see him next year." Dumbledore nodded and said in agreement.

"Is it because of that curse? The one against the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor?"

"Well, the curse won't disappear unless the person who cast it dies... Of course, this isn't the most serious problem. The most serious problem is that no one else has applied for the job except Lockhart... Actually, I originally wanted Lupin to come, but he has to go back and sort out the shattered ruin of his life."

"What I'm even more curious about is why this guy actually dared to apply for the job?"

"He signed the magic contract before you buried him. It's too late to change your mind now."

Kaisen nodded and moved closer to Dumbledore calmly.

"By the way, Dumbledore, do you remember what you promised me before the holiday?"

"............Let me think...I have hung the wool socks I washed on the windowsill. I would be embarrassed if outsiders saw them." Dumbledore muttered as he was about to leave the alchemy office, but was caught up by Kaisen in two or three steps.

"Lockhart isn't going to your office for an interview, so what's the big deal?"

"...Didn't I give you the Philosopher's Stone?"

"Well, let's keep things separate. The Philosopher's Stone is one thing, and the salary of a poor professor is another. The two cannot be confused." Kaisen said seriously.

"Okay, come with me to the office and let's sign a new contract."

In the evening, Kaisen sat comfortably in the chair that belonged to him. With his persistent arguments, he successfully obtained a very considerable salary.

At the same time, in the corner on the other side of the professor's seat, Lockhart was eating the delicious food on the plate dryly.

When he first accepted Dumbledore's offer to become the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, he was overjoyed.

Not only can you gain favor among the young wizards, but you can also increase the sales of your own books, allowing you to gain a lot of fans.

But ever since he was dragged out of Flourish and Blotts bookstore in Diagon Alley by a bunch of young wizards and buried headfirst in the ground, with only a pipe left for him to vent his anger, he regretted it.

He could already foresee how dark and bleak his professorial career would be in the coming year.

There was also Kaisen who signaled the little wizards to drag him away. When he waved his hand, a large group of little wizards rushed over. He didn't look like a serious professor at all.

He's more like an evil force. How can Hogwarts be good with a professor like him?

Pure military management.

Kaisen heard the strange sound of a knife scraping across a plate and looked towards the source. Then he began to secretly plan how to get Lockhart to have a thrilling and exciting wizard duel with him.

Anyway, it’s not like there’s no substitute professor for the Defense Against the Dark Arts class, so Snape was happy to accept the job.

Then he saw two small figures making their presence felt in the corner of his vision.