Hogwarts: What are the four great masters doing?

Ryan swore - if a bastard like Lockhart could keep an eye on someone like Barty Crouch Sr., he would go back and burn Dumbledore's candy jar and his beard together!

But Ryan felt that if Lockhart really did not have enough talent, then Dumbledore's magical level would definitely be able to see it during the interview.

"What's this old bee up to? Is there something special about Lockhart?"

Ryan muttered.

But at this moment, he obviously didn't have time to think so much.

If the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor was killed by a dark creature in the first class at school, Ryan estimated that Hogwarts would usher in the most exaggerated decline in history.

So at this moment, Ryan also raised his hand, intending to help Lockhart get rid of the Drustvar.

But it was at this moment...

"what!"

Lockhart, who was obviously forced into a corner, seemed to not care about so much anymore.

He waved his wand again!

But this time...

"Obliviate!"

At the tip of his wand, a magical power that made Ryan look sideways rose up.

"!!!"

At this moment, Ryan suddenly realized it.

The magic at the tip of Lockhart's wand, the configuration of the spell constantly changing and flowing.

The extremely complex and mysterious changes are simply incredible.

Even Ryan found that he was completely unable to memorize it when he tried to memorize it at this moment - when he memorized the second change of the spell configuration, he had already forgotten the first change!

"What the hell is that!?"

So at this moment, Ryan realized the concept of that spell: "A forgetfulness spell that touches the essence of magic?"

"Shit—Lockhart is a legendary wizard?"

The emergence of this possibility undoubtedly challenges Ryan's worldview.

Fortunately, Ryan came to his senses after just a moment.

"No...that's not right!"

Lockhart certainly couldn't be a legendary wizard.

So the only possible truth is that he is the same as Ryan.

"He inherited the legacy of a legendary wizard, and that legendary wizard's legendary path is the Forgetfulness Spell!"

Ryan didn't know which legendary wizard was so blind to choose Lockhart as his successor.

But this is obviously the only explanation!

At this moment, the Oblivion Charm had already flown out from the tip of Lockhart's wand and hit the terrifying black mist in front of him that was attacking him.

So the next moment...

"Buzz!"

The movement of the black mist suddenly stopped.

The black fog dissipated in an instant, revealing the appearance of the Drustvar itself.

At this moment, the dark creature that was originally ferocious and vicious was scratching its head and looking around with a confused look on its face.

It seemed to have forgotten why it appeared here, what it was planning to do, and even...forgot its instinct to attack people!

This look shocked Ryan.

But just a moment later, Ryan realized the answer to the question.

That is how Lockhart wrote those wonderful books.

Now it seems...he seems to have some answers.

But at this time, Ryan still showed no sign of hesitation.

"Collapse!"

He casually cast a stun spell and hit Drustvar, who was still in a daze.

The latter fainted instantly, and Ryan waved his hand and took it directly.

"Professor Lockhart..."

He said, "I'm afraid I'll have to hand this Drusval over to Headmaster Dumbledore—it's too dangerous!"

As he said this, he looked at Lockhart with a serious expression.

no doubt.

Lockhart's behavior at this moment was challenging Ryan's bottom line - allowing dark creatures of this level to have the opportunity to attack the young wizard was something Ryan could not tolerate.

That is to say, considering that the mysterious inheritance of the Oblivion Curse in Lockhart may be related to some of Dumbledore's plans.

Otherwise, Ryan would probably have cast a stunning spell on Lockhart at this moment.

"Drustval? This isn't a Grindylow..."

At this moment, Lockhart was still confused.

But only a moment later, he reacted: "Oh, yes! That's right—this Drustvar, a powerful dark creature... I underestimated it, which caused it to cause me some minor trouble, but I obviously dealt with it easily."

He forced himself to say this, trying to save his face.

But it was obvious that most of the young wizards who had seen his "performance" were now skeptical.

After all, Lockhart's panic and fear were very obvious just now.

Of course, considering that he had just defeated the monster with a spell... they were not sure of their guess!

"Professor Lockhart, I thought perhaps you could dismiss the get out of class early."

Ryan, who saw through everything, didn't care how the other party explained, he just said so.

"Yeah!"

However, Lockhart obviously did not understand the double entendre in his words.

"get out of class dismissed! get out of class dismissed first!"

Chapter 168 The Test Begins! The Forbidden Forest Maze!

As it should.

The first class of the famous writer Mr. Gilderoy Lockhart ended so abruptly that it has become the biggest topic among the little wizards after class.

The famous young wizard, 'The Boy Who Lived' Harry Potter, made a very sharp comment on this.

Mr. Potter, who was straightforward, said bluntly, "How many Defense Against the Dark Arts professors have changed year after year?"

"Is there one whose teaching quality is acceptable? I hear there aren't any - but anyone who manages to stay in office for the full term is a blessing from Merlin."

"Replacing them one by one is just a change of name!"

"Professor Crouch is such a great teacher, why do we have to find another Defense Against the Dark Arts professor?"

"Lockhart and others are also professors. Can he become one?"

Miss Hermione Granger was obviously dissatisfied with Harry's comments.

But because the course of this class was so bizarre from beginning to end, even though her face flushed with anger, she could only reluctantly say, "But... maybe Professor Lockhart just wasn't prepared—you know, this is his first class, he's never been a professor before, he might just be nervous..."

"nervous?"

Ron, who was standing beside him, widened his eyes with an expression of disbelief.

"Didn't you see what he looked like just now? I bet if it weren't for Ryan, Parvati would have been killed by that monster!"

"And what about Lockhart!? What did he do—he's a liar!"

His voice is very loud.

Hermione thought about it, but decided not to point out the fact that Ron was pale with fear.

She also knew that this matter was really difficult to explain - because Lockhart's panicked expression and behavior at the time were barely concealed.

So, she could only make up for it in the end: "But you also saw his last spell - that spell solved the monster in one go. Didn't you hear Ryan say? That was a very powerful spell..."

"..."

Speaking of this, Harry and Ron were at a loss for words.

Harry, in particular, thought of what Ryan had said about Lockhart's spell when they had questioned him after class.

"A very powerful spell, yes... very powerful!"

After Harry asked again, he got Ryan's response: "Even for wizards like Voldemort and even Dumbledore, that spell might work."

Just like the spell that Ryan mastered, which belonged to the origin of the magical path of the four giants, Lockhart's forgetfulness spell, which had also touched the essence of magic, might indeed work on the legendary wizard.

Of course, wizards like Voldemort and Dumbledore can easily deal with it if they are prepared.

Harry naturally didn't know any of this, he just envied Lockhart - the longer he spent with Ryan, the more he realized how terrifying powerful wizards were.

Even Harry was sure that if Voldemort were to be resurrected and stand in front of him now, he would not be able to hurt him even if the former did not fight back and he cast a spell at will.

But speaking of Ryan...

"Didn't he bring that dark creature, some kind of Drusval... to see Headmaster Dumbledore? Will Lockhart be expelled for this?"

Ron asked curiously.

"Who knows?"

Harry shrugged.

"Anyway, if it were me, I would definitely not let such a person work in school to earn a salary."

He actually thought he would be quite satisfied if Professor Crouch taught the rest of the term.