Roaming the universe, all thanks to your many dark skills!

After school started, Luo Youwei began to study step by step.

Of course, with her current level of magic, learning what she learned in the second year of Hogwarts is actually of little use.

However, Luo Youwei did not give up studying completely. Except for the magic class where she relaxed a little, she still studied other courses, such as Potions, seriously, and even put in much more energy than last year.

This also made Professor Snape, who taught them Potions, quite satisfied. He looked at Luo Youwei, a Gryffindor, differently. Not only did he not deduct points from her, but on the contrary he gave her a lot of extra points. This really amazed all the Gryffindors and they admired Luo Youwei even more.

After classes every afternoon, Luo Youwei and Hermione would come to Rosen to do their homework, and at the same time take Laura around Hogwarts to play.

Laura indeed has an amazing talent for exploration, especially her amazing perception of certain mysterious places.

Although she had only been in Hogwarts for less than a month, she had already discovered many secret places that even Luo Youwei and Hermione didn't know about.

Luo Youwei and Hermione were amazed and decided to let Laura lead the way when they visit Hogwarts next time.

"Laura, what were you doing alone while we were in class?" Hermione asked curiously.

"Sometimes I patrol around Hogwarts with Uncle Luo to eliminate any possible dangers." Laura sighed and said, "Besides that, I also study."

"What are you learning?" Hermione was even more confused and asked, "Homework outside?"

"Of course not." Laura shook her head and said, "Riding, archery, guns, fighting, swordsmanship, survival in the wild..."

As she spoke, she showed her fingers, and she didn't stop until she had shown all ten fingers.

But Hermione could already be heard saying in admiration: "No way, so many courses? You're really pitiful."

"That doesn't sound like something you would say." Luo Youwei smiled at Hermione, who was famous for her love of studying, and then said to Laura, "It's actually nothing. If you really want to go on adventures in the future, then good skills are essential. Otherwise, if you encounter a big monster, it will be terrible."

"Big Zongzi?!" Laura imitated Luo Youwei and said in Mandarin, then asked, "What does it mean?"

"In the mouths of Chinese tomb robbers, zombies are another name for them," said Luo Youwei.

"Vivian, I'm just going on an adventure, not robbing graves," Laura defended.

"Anyway, you entered without permission and destroyed everything." Luo Youwei looked at her and said, "Except that you may not take too many things from the tomb, what's the difference?"

Laura thought about her experience in Yamatai and the collections her father kept at home, and suddenly she was speechless.

The father and daughter may not have made money by stealing funerary objects from tombs and selling them, but compared to serious archaeologists, what they did was indeed not much better than tomb robbers.

"If I ever go on an adventure, I'll try to be careful," Laura said.

"That's good." Luo Youwei nodded with a smile.

"Now can you tell me about the big rice dumpling you just mentioned?" Laura asked curiously.

"Actually, I also heard it from my father..." Luo Youwei immediately told Laura and Hermione who was also very interested beside her the story she heard from Rosen in a vivid way.

In addition to making money, tomb robbing is also attractive for its thrills and excitement.

Especially when listening to other people's stories, they are really full of ups and downs and dangers. The more you listen, the more you love it, and the more you want to listen.

Hermione was just listening to what Luo Youwei said as a story, but Laura was already considering whether to find a tomb somewhere to practice it after she returned.

Although Luo Youwei looked down on Gilderoy Lockhart from the bottom of her heart, because he was only good at talking big but had almost no real ability.

But the Defense Against the Dark Arts class taught by him finally arrived.

Luo Youwei originally thought that he was just bragging about his past "experiences" in class and asking some narcissistic questions about himself.

Unexpectedly, this guy had no idea of ​​his own abilities at all. He wanted to give all students a shocking education in the first class of the new semester to show his amazing strength, but as expected, he failed miserably.

Gilderoy Lockhart obtained a cage of Cornish pixies with bluish-purple skin, black eyes, and dragonfly-like wings on their backs.

He originally wanted to teach everyone how to deal with these naughty little guys, but he obviously overestimated his own strength, so that when a group of Cornish elves made a scene in the classroom, he waved his magic wand to stop them, but because of his poor mouth, he hadn't finished the spell, and a Cornish elf flew over and snatched the magic wand away.

For a magician, having his magic wand taken away during a battle is even more humiliating than having his sword and gun taken away from a soldier on the battlefield.

So he was completely panicked, and shouted, "I'll give you a chance, catch the remaining elves back into the cage," and ran out of the classroom.

"What a bullshit. A recipient of the Order of Merlin, third class, or an honorary member of the Anti-Dark Arts League. I think he is just a big idiot. He has no ability at all except for boasting about himself."

Luo Youwei said this contemptuously as she stood up and pointed at the cage thrown on the podium.

With a bang, the cage suddenly turned into a bird with a huge beak. It spread its wings and flew up, circling rapidly in the air, left and right, up and down. In a moment, it swallowed all the Cornish elves running around in the classroom into its mouth, and then landed obediently on the podium.

Only then did Luo Youwei cancel the transformation spell.

So the toucan turned back into a cage, but the Cornish elves were trapped inside and could no longer escape.

"Wow!"

Seeing this, the students who had just been tortured by the Cornish elves applauded with admiration.

Luo Youwei glanced at the book with Gilderoy Lockhart's portrait on it on her desk, picked it up suspiciously and threw it into the trash can, saying, "This kind of junk is really not even as good as toilet paper."

Although others did not have the courage to do the same as Luo Youwei, they felt that it was very satisfying for her to do so because they were unhappy with Gilderoy.

"Vivian, but..." Hermione reminded: "What if Professor Lockhart asks?"

"Doesn't he claim that his defense against the dark arts is very strong?" Luo Youwei said disdainfully, "It's boring to just talk about it. A real fight is a real skill. I'm afraid he doesn't dare to do it."

Having said that, Luo Youwei left the classroom without looking back.