At the end-of-term dinner, Dumbledore showed his favoritism just like in the original plot, finding excuses to give a lot of house points to the trio of protagonists and the fat little Neville.
With dozens and dozens of extra points, everyone gradually realized that something was wrong.
However, Dumbledore still seemed calm and composed, not caring at all about other people's partial views of him.
After all, he did this to continue to enhance Harry Potter's self-confidence, and also to use this kind of favor to make Harry completely fall in love with the academy as soon as possible and develop a sense of identity and belonging to the academy.
Dumbledore's favoritism caused Slytherin, who was still ranked first in house points, to be suppressed by Gryffindor.
For the next entire year, the red lion flag of Gryffindor House will be hung in the Great Hall.
Snape was very surprised. Apparently, Dumbledore had not said hello to him in advance.
In addition, Dumbledore did not give any points to Coven and did not mention anything about Coven at all. This is because he had already discussed this with Coven.
Since Cowen is willing to act as a backup and be Harry Potter's last resort, it might as well be to hide Coven and let Harry Potter come forward and become a target for attracting firepower.
In this way, the dinner began with the celebrations of the other three houses except Slytherin House.
Of course, the reason why Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff participated in the celebration was because Slytherin House was finally kicked off the altar and terminated its continued reign of the House Cup.
This gave Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff House hope, the hope that they could also win the House Cup...
The next day, the holiday begins and all students leave school and go home.
In the following vacation, Kewen became enriched again.
Because there were still malicious people in the outside world asking for information about him, Kewen basically didn't go out much during the holidays. Even if he needed to go out to the outside world, he drank the 'Polyjuice Potion' beforehand and turned into a different appearance.
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During the entire holiday, Kewen almost lived a two-point and one-line life. Most of the time he stayed in the "Wonderful House", and a small part of the time took advantage of Dumbledore's free time and went back to the academy to receive one-on-one treatment from him.
teach.
Dumbledore's private collection contains very high-end knowledge, and they are all dangerous spells, which are unusually difficult to learn.
For example, the advanced fire spells in that book.
Among them, the flame of the Divine Fire Curse is a flame that cannot be extinguished by any other method or spell unless there is a counter-curse.
Its flames can even burn in water, in water, not on the surface.
The Divine Fire Curse has many forms, and each form has a corresponding control spell. It took Kewen a long time to fully master these more than ten spells.
And the hell fire, also known as the "Hard Fire Curse", can only be extinguished by counter-curses.
However, unlike the divine fire, the divine fire spell allows the caster to control it more easily, while the control of the fierce fire is very difficult.
There are not as many control spells for Lihuo as there are for Divine Fire, there is only one.
However, even the slightest bit of improper control will cause Li Huo to escape the control of the caster.
Li Huo seems to have his own soul, and will automatically form the image that the enemy fears, and automatically track and destroy the enemy.
It will be even more difficult to control the out-of-control Lihuo. It will track everything that is combustible around it, regardless of friend or foe, and will not extinguish itself until there is nothing left to burn.
Even if a counter-spell is used, one person cannot control it.
It would take more people to work together to release the counter-spell, and then it would be difficult to extinguish it.
In addition, divine fire and fierce fire can also be combined with many other magic spells to form some special effects.
For example, combined with the "floo network" command, the fireplaces on both sides can be connected with flames to form a flame scene.
You can observe the scene around the fireplace on the opposite side through the flames without anyone passing by, and you can even make calls like a video phone.
The visual effect is very magical. In the fireplaces on both sides, the flames will form the faces of the two parties talking.
For another example, if combined with the 'Oath Spell', those who violate the oath will be automatically detected by the flames and thus be harmed by the flames.
There are many other combination methods.
Dumbledore once gave an example when teaching Corvin.
Back then, the first Dark Lord Grindelwald used the 'Fire Curse' combined with the 'Loyalty Curse' to set up a screening mechanism.
In this way, Greenwald can easily identify those who are truly loyal to him and those who have second thoughts.
Loyal followers can easily pass through the flames without suffering any harm. On the contrary, they will be instantly burned to ashes by the fierce fire when passing through the flames.
This resulted in Grindelwald being surrounded by almost die-hard followers, and the havoc he caused almost covered the entire Western magical world.
Unlike Voldemort, who is so shameless, his followers are either intimidated by his strength and cruelty, or they are nobles who just want to use him to achieve some benefits.
There were only a few people around Voldemort who were truly loyal to him.
anyway.
Just two flame series spells in one book took Kewen half a holiday to successfully master them.
Then, Dumbledore began to teach Coven the "Invisible Stretch Curse".
The ordinary 'stretch spell' can create a temporary 'space bag', just like the 'Sumerna Ring', which expands the inside of the container and can accommodate more things.
The advanced usage must be combined with alchemy. The package can be enchanted with alchemy to permanently solidify the expanded space inside it.
So, of course, Coven also learned some 'alchemy' from Dumbledore.
After all, because Nico Flamel lived for more than 600 years, he was remembered by many people with ill intentions, so he almost never showed up.
As a result, some alchemical knowledge that needs to be taught face-to-face is not easy to teach scientifically.
Dumbledore, as a master of 'alchemy', made up for this regret, allowing Coven to continue to improve his 'alchemy'.
With all these things in mind, Coven's holiday was a very fulfilling one, and it also made him look forward to Dumbledore's other private collections even more.
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At the opening dinner of the new school year, a new Defense Against the Dark Arts professor was appointed as usual this year.
Gilderoy Lockhart, a middle-aged wizard who looks like a peacock in heat and dresses very coquettishly.
He was the only one of the professors who had his hair sculpted, and for this reason, he did not wear a wizard's hat.
I don’t know what shampoo or hairspray Professor Lockhart used, but his hair would shine with various colors from time to time under the candlelight.
Coven is sure of this.
The reason why he paid so much attention to Gilderoy Lockhart was because when Coven looked at him for the first time, he clearly saw that his hair was shining with green light.
Therefore, Kewen made a special observation to see how often the opponent shined with green light...