Harry Potter: Super Magic God

Chapter 94

Hermione raised her hand in shame, she couldn't help but want to get the score when she got the test paper, and her memory was very good. So she knew everything Lockhart liked, and now that Lockhart was more and more like a liar, she felt very ashamed of her behavior.

"Excellent, very good, 10 points for Gryffindor." Lockhart smiled, showing his white teeth, Hermione's shame was just shy in his eyes, and he liked this cute little girl even more.

Hermione's eyes lit up when she heard that she had scored another 10 points. Today, the extra points she got in one day caught up with the usual week. The mood also improved. Regardless of whether Lockhart is a liar or not, the bonus points are absolutely true.

Lockhart bent down and took out a large curtained cage from behind the lectern and placed it on the table.

"Now, be careful, I will teach you to defend against the most evil and terrifying things in the wizarding world so far. You will come into contact with the most terrifying and terrifying things here. But don't worry, as long as I am there Here, I can protect you from harm, you just need to stay calm."

Lockhart's low tone made everyone nervous, and everyone stood on tiptoe and leaned over to see the cage. Hermione also held her breath, guessing the contents of the cage.

"I hope you don't scream." Lockhart leaned over the cage, leaning heavily. "Screaming will irritate them."

All the classmates held their breaths, their eyes fixed, Lockhart opened the curtain.

"Very good." He shouted with an exaggerated expression, "The Cornish goblin just caught."

Seamus Finnigan let out a sneer, and everyone else wanted to laugh, but he was the only one who couldn't hold it back. In fact, Hermione looked at Lockhart like a liar.

"What's wrong?" Lockhart looked at Seamus with a smile.

"Actually, they're...not dangerous." Seamus couldn't hold back at first, and now he can't breathe.

"Don't underestimate them." Lockhart waved his fingers at him angrily. "They are little saboteurs as cunning as devils."

These goblins are livid in color, about eight inches tall, with slender faces like snakes, and their calls are very shrill. Like a flock of budgerigars biting. As soon as the curtains were lifted, and when they saw the light, they chattered and ran around, grabbing onto the cage and shaking desperately, trying to escape.

"Now," cried Lockhart, "you have to learn to deal with them." He opened the goblin's cage.

As soon as he opened the cage, there was chaos in the classroom. The goblin rushed out and flew around. They are like giant fleas, bouncing amazingly all over the house. Ceilings, chandeliers, walls, they are on the ground.

There are their footprints everywhere, and they are not content to vent their excess strength tightly. Two of the fierce goblins grabbed Neville by the ears and picked him up.

Harry quickly grabbed a copy of Lockhart's "Walking with Goblins" and slapped them away before saving Neville. But more goblins rushed out, and some even rushed out of the window, smashing the glass window, leaving behind a pile of broken glass.

More goblins continued to wreak havoc in the classroom, and Harry felt that they were like destructive Bludgers, moving through the classroom at incredible speed, colliding. They grabbed ink bottles and splashed around, tore books and papers and flew everywhere, filling the room with snowflake shards.

Even the stickers on the wall suffered, and the trash can was thrown upside down. Trash was thrown all over the house. Fortunately, this was only a Defence Against the Dark Arts class, not a potions class, and there was no dangerous rubbish.

Schoolbags and textbooks were also thrown out of the window, and it took only a minute from when Lockhart opened the cage to when the classroom was turned upside down by goblins, and half of the classmates hid under the desk and trembled.

"Let's catch them together, let's catch them together,

They are just a bunch of goblins. ' shouted Lockhart hoarsely, he couldn't control the situation, it wasn't a picture he imagined.

What he envisioned was the goblins jogging on the floor of the house, and he instructed the students to catch them one by one. Leave the students with a pleasant, relaxing class, but it's all ruined by these goblins.

He rolled up his sleeves, waved the spell in his hand, and shouted, "Pespice Pitnomie!" But obviously, he had mispronounced the spell, and his spell had no effect. A goblin rushed up, snatched his wand, and threw it out the window, too.

Lockhart was so frightened and panicked that he also got under the lectern. A flower-shaped chandelier on the ceiling was shaken by the goblin and smashed on the lectern. He was so frightened that he huddled under the lectern.

The bell rang for the end of get out of class, and everyone rushed out like they were running for their lives. Lockhart also got up quietly and looked at Harry, Ron, and Hermione who had not yet walked out of the door. He quickened his pace, ran ahead of them, and said, "I still have to prepare lessons, please take these remaining goblins back into the cage." As soon as he went out, he closed the door heavily.

"Do you still think he's not a liar?" Ron shouted angrily, and Lockhart had made a mess and let them clean it up. He took out his wand and shot a spell after another, knocking the goblin to the ground.

"Don't say it, can I admit that I'm wrong?" Hermione had no reason or excuse to convince herself that Lockhart was really a powerful wizard. She waved her wand and cast one freezing spell after another, freezing the goblin, then picked it up and stuffed it back into the cage.

"He was so frightened that he didn't even know how to pronounce a spell just now, and a goblin snatched his wand."

Harry thought it was a little incredible. At most, he knew Lockhart was a liar, but he never thought that he was even worse than a second-year student. It was a shame for a wizard. Harry cast one restraint spell after another, throwing the dead goblin back into the cage.

"I bet the experiences in his book are based on hearsay. His strength was really in danger and he died early in the morning." Only at this time did Ron realize that he had become so strong. The other classmates were scared away, and even the teacher fled, only the three of them dealt with the goblin easily.

"It may also be from reading a book. I was also scared just now. I didn't expect that the goblins are actually quite easy to deal with." Harry threw the last goblin in the classroom into the cage and closed the cage. Only then did he realize that they were relaxed. dealt with the sabotage that disrupted the entire classroom.

"We should add armor and body protection to ourselves at the first time, and then we should use the magic spell with area effect to suppress the speed of wanting the goblins, and then we can solve them soon." Hermione also began to summarize the experience of actual combat and lesson.

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