I'm a priest at Hogwarts

"It's interesting," Orlando said, putting the literature in his hand into his schoolbag. He wanted to see if Professor Luping could surprise him.

"Then," Professor Luping saw that everyone was ready, he walked down from the podium, "come with me."

He walked out of the classroom first, and the students followed him out, confused and excited, chattering.

Orlando followed the crowd to the corridor, where the procession suddenly stopped at the bend.

"It's Peeves," a student shouted loudly.

At this time, Peeves was floating in the air with his head down, putting chewing gum into the keyhole in a playful manner. He didn't notice it until Professor Lupin came closer.

Peeves was not afraid when he was discovered. Instead, he twisted his body and sang, "Stupid and confused Lupin, stupid and confused Lupin..."

This funny and harsh song instantly amused a bunch of kiddies. Orlando knew that Peeves was always rude and difficult to discipline, but he still respected the professor. The students all looked at Professor Lupin, wondering about him. How would this situation be handled.

Harry took out a talisman, which was the Soul Stunning Talisman that Orlando had burned casually before. Although it was a defective product, it was still very useful for dealing with ghosts like Peeves.

Orlando knew what Harry was thinking. After all, Professor Lupine had saved him once on the train, and he wanted to repay him as much as he could.

But Orlando stopped him anyway, and Harry looked at him puzzled.

"Don't be anxious, we have to trust Professor Lupin." Orlando pouted and asked him to look at Professor Lupin.

What surprised Harry was that in the face of Peeves' prank, Professor Lupine was smiling, yes, and he was smiling happily.

"If I were you, Peeves, I would take the gum out of the keyhole," said Professor Lupin cheerfully, "but if you do that, Mr. Filch won't be able to get in and get the broom. "

However, Peeves ignored Professor Lupin's words and continued to twist his butt and blew bubbles from his nostrils to disgust him.

Professor Lupine sighed, took out his wand, and said to the students behind him: "This is a very useful little spell. Take a look."

"Wadi Wasi," Professor Lupin waved his wand and pointed at Peeves.

The chewing gum in the keyhole flew out with a "swish" sound and bounced into Peeves' nostrils. The frightened Peeves did not dare to stay any longer. He quickly lifted into the air to distance himself and then turned around and left, chattering and cursing all the way. .

"Awesome, sir!" Dean Thomas, who was walking at the front of the team, praised in surprise.

"Thank you, Dean," Professor Lupin said, putting away his wand again. "Let's keep walking."

After experiencing this scene, the students who were following him looked at the ragged professor with growing respect.

"How did you know?" Hermione asked softly, tugging at Orlando's sleeve.

"Guess," Orlando said.

After walking two more corridors, the team stopped at the door of the staff lounge. Professor Lupine opened the door and walked in. Snape was the only one in the lounge at this time. When the student team walked in, he He walked out, and before leaving, he gave Lupine a friendly reminder to pay attention to his classmate Neville Longbottom and not to arrange too difficult teaching for him. This made Neville blush with shame.

When everyone walked into the lounge, Professor Lupine asked everyone to line up. He walked to the end of the lounge, where there was an old wardrobe. When Lupine walked over, the wardrobe suddenly shook, "Bang." Banging against the wall, as if trying to scare away the person.

"Don't be afraid," Professor Luping stood in front of the old wardrobe and pointed to the front, "Everyone, go forward and stand here."

When the team reached the designated location, Professor Lupine said: "There is a Boggart in the cabinet."

Most students were immediately frightened after hearing this, and a few students took several steps back in fear.

"I think you have heard more or less that Boggarts like dark, closed spaces," Professor Lupine continued: "Closets, the gaps under the bed, and the cupboards under the sink are all places where they like to hide. . This one was just moved in yesterday afternoon. I asked the principal for instructions and asked the teachers not to disturb it, in order to give our third-year students some practical opportunities."

"So, can anyone tell me now, what is a Boggart?"

Hermione, a good student, raised her hand without thinking, but Professor Lupine did not point her but looked at Orlando beside her.

"Please ask Orlando to answer this question for us."

Lupine nodded at him and said that since the freshman dinner, Lupine had become interested in this young man who was both a student and an assistant professor. It turned out that it was okay if he didn't ask about it, but he was shocked when he asked about it.

The two consecutive Defense Against the Dark Arts professors fell into his hands, which made Lu Ping feel very uneasy. After all, his identity as a werewolf had always been kept secret. Once someone revealed it, the job he had finally obtained would definitely be lost. He couldn't keep it, so he subconsciously felt that if he wanted to gain a foothold in the school, it was better to have a good relationship with Orlando.

Orlando thought for a moment, recalled Boggart-related information from his mind, and then replied in a loud voice: "Boggart is a magical shape-shifting creature. It will see through your heart and turn into the thing you fear most. The spell to deal with Boggart is the Boggart Banishing Curse "Funny", which makes the Boggart look the funniest thing you think. The more people there are, the easier it is to deal with the Boggart because it doesn't know how to change. Why. What really kills Boggarts is laughter. When you laugh loudly, the Boggarts will explode and disappear into thousands of wisps of smoke."

"The answer is very good, perfect. Five points for Gryffindor," Lupine said without hesitation in praise. "Orlando's summary is very comprehensive. Before we start, we have a huge advantage over Boggart. Have you found that advantage, Harry?"

"Oh, because there are so many of us, it doesn't know what it should look like, is that right?"

"Exactly. It seems that you are listening to Mr. Orlando's speech with good intentions." Professor Lupine smiled and nodded. Hermione curled her lips and put her hand down, looking a little disappointed.

Orlando scratched her palm and told her not to worry so much.

"The spell to repel a boggart is simple, but requires willpower. Orlando just mentioned it, and yes, it's "funny." You know, what really scares away boggarts is laughter. In the face of When it does, all you have to do is force it into an image that you think is ridiculous."

Lupine winked and made a funny face, making the whole class laugh.

"Very well, stay in a happy mood. Now, without the wand, recite the spell after me: Funny."

"Funny," the students chanted in unison.

"Very good, but knowing the spell is not enough. We also need the courage to face it. Now Neville, stand up."

Neville took a few steps forward cautiously. At this time, the wardrobe began to shake again, but not as much as Neville.

Lupine saw Neville's fear, and in order to encourage him, Lupine asked him several questions to guide him out of the mess.

Lupine's teaching was fruitful. Neville, who always messed up everything, completed a good counterattack this time.

He accurately used the spell when facing the Boggart, and turned it into a female version of Snape wearing a sculpted hat, a green skirt, and a red handbag, successfully completing a Counterattack.