Hogwarts: I graduated before the system came

He now has a good idea of ​​the level of the three opponents. Their fighting ability is stronger than that of ordinary students, but their tactical coordination is still not in place.

Garrick quickly thought of a strategy....and was interrupted by Sirius' voice outside.

Sirius circled in mid-air and continued:

"A beautiful levitation spell. Miss Irene is still a little nervous, but don't worry. They are all wearing

Emblem Shield, an armor spell that can be automatically activated at critical moments.

Of course, you don't have to worry about it. This badge is not available for sale to students... Oh, by the way, Mr. Garrick, if you want the same one... Well, he went back to his fortress.

After catching Meg, Alia quickly adjusted her tactics, and the few of them communicated through tactical communication earrings.

Valentine took out three small cakes from his pocket, used Transfiguration to create three pairs of sunglasses, and handed them to Alia and Meg respectively.

Then, the three of them quickly put their wands together and cast a huge light ball...

Seeing the actions of the three people, Douglas used the fruit in front of him to create a huge glass curtain wall in front of the entire podium.

But the students in the stands, except for the students who had suffered this loss, reacted quickly. They cursed while looking for something to buy themselves a pair of sunglasses.

Many students who didn't know about the Sherlock Holmes version of the Sun Ball Curse closed their eyes and cursed the three old men...

Sirius in the sky saw the three people's actions, cursed Doug inwardly, and then quickly found his sunglasses and put them on...

When Scrimgeour in the stands saw this, he cursed in his heart, thinking that these tactics and new spells must have been created by that Sherlock Holmes again.

Scrimgeour frowned, he had already anticipated the outcome of the first game.

"Beautiful teamwork! Let us happily announce the first match - Hogwarts wins!"

When the three of them canceled the light ball, they saw Garrick trapped in a large net. Garrick struggled to break free, but the net's powerful force held him captive. Arya and the other two smiled at each other and, in unison, put away their wands.

Of course, they were not greeted with applause. Many students were rubbing their eyes and complaints were heard one after another.

Sirius handsomely pushed his sunglasses onto his head and explained:

“Of course, many people didn’t see this wonderful combination, so let me explain it to you.

Mr. Garrick thought that after knocking Meg down, he could use Apparition again to sneak up on the children, because he knew that the emblem shield only had three chances.

But the three of them worked together to cast the Doug Sun Spell... well, maybe that's the name it should be, which instantly covered the entire field and used the intensity of light to interfere with Garrick's vision.

But the three of them had put on sunglasses in advance, so they were not disturbed. So when Garrick appeared, his eyes were blinded by the dazzling light. It was obvious that he was not prepared for this.

Then I have to introduce the last product to be introduced this time - the transformable net bag, made of dragon skin fiber + fireproof spell, it can directly restrain the enemy... Of course, it is also very convenient to fold up..."

As he spoke, he took out his wand and pointed it at Garrick. With a light wave, the net bag instantly shrank into a small ball and was put into his hand.

"Haha, I won't tell you the spell to break the binding... If you're interested, you can talk to me privately."

At this time, the students finally reacted and burst into thunderous applause.

The three students on the stage came forward and gave Garrick, who was confused and tearful, a hug and said thank you.

Garrick looked at Scrimgeour on the stage in confusion...

Chapter 354: Guarding Peace on a Full Moon Night: Twelve Hours with the Minister of Magic and the Werewolf

Second game on the court.

Sirius walked to the top of the octagonal ring.

"Ladies and gentlemen! Welcome to our second match of the day. I am the referee, Sirius Black, and—"

Sirius pointed at the students in the stands with a grin on his face.

"Magic prop sponsor!"

The students burst into laughter and the atmosphere instantly became lively.

Douglas looked at Sirius and smiled at Lupin.

"Next, please welcome our contestants: Cassius Warrington from Slytherin, Tom Cruise from Ravenclaw, Malcolm Schwartz from Hufflepuff, and our lovely Auror, Mindy."

As the light of the octagonal ring flashed, four people appeared on the octagonal ring.

As soon as they entered, the four of them started to move.

Auror Minty had obviously learned from Garrick's experience and lessons. Without saying a word, he cast a stunning spell at one of them, then quickly Apparated to avoid the student's attacking spell.

Her tactic is very simple, which is to use up the opponent's shield first, otherwise the advantage will not be hers.

Sirius saw that less than a minute after entering the scene, the three of them had their shields dropped once each.

"As expected of an Auror, I have to admit that Aurors also have a powerful side. In just one minute, three people were attacked once each..."

Mindy raised the corner of her mouth slightly. Among the Aurors, she was the most skilled in Apparition.

Three quick position changes and a spell were cast, forcing the three students to be unable to organize an effective counterattack.

The moment Mindy disappeared, three students quickly moved towards the center.

Then throw a flash bomb in three directions respectively.

The flash bomb exploded, and the white light was dazzling in an instant. Mindy was dazzled as soon as she appeared. When she felt something was wrong and wanted to use Apparition to leave the spot, she found that her body had been firmly locked by a powerful magic power and she could not use Apparition.

At the same time, his body seemed to be hit by a full-body binding spell and he couldn't move.

The three students approached quickly, smug smiles on their faces.

Cassius said coldly, "Madam Auror, you are indeed fast, but I am faster."

The other Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff students curled their lips after hearing this. They didn't know who was jumping up and down when they were hit just now.

In the stands, the students whose eyes were flashed again couldn't help but curse.

No matter how exciting, tense and lively the scene is at this moment.

Those Aurors who did not participate in the battle kept their eyes on Lupin in the stands.

Fudge and Scrimgeour in the stands were also keeping an eye on Lupin's every move.

Especially since Scrimgeour was sitting on Lupin's right hand side, with the wand in his sleeve always pointed at Lupin...

As the moon began to rise, the atmosphere in the stands grew more tense.

The people from the Wizarding Examinations Authority were watching Lupin calmly to see if it was as Douglas said.

This was not the first time they had dealt with Douglas. Even if they did not trust him, they would still believe Dumbledore.

Saw the moon rising behind the distant stands.

Lupin's eyes never left the octagonal ring, but he said in a calm voice:

"I cherish every opportunity to see the full moon."

Scrimgeour frowned slightly and glanced at Lupin sharply, but he still did not let down his guard. After all, the moon would stay in the sky all night.

And now is just the beginning.

In fact, what puzzled Scrimgeour was that Dumbledore and Douglas didn't seem to care at all whether they would take any action.

Both of them were concentrating on watching the game on the field. Douglas would occasionally explain the magic props used in the field to the people from the Wizarding Examination Administration next to him.

Dumbledore was chatting with Griselda, and Douglas listened in. The two were even discussing how to hold a Wizengamot meeting to formally deal with the werewolf issue.

Only Sirius in the air seemed to be explaining seriously, but in fact, his movement range was always kept in front of the podium.

Scrimgeour thought to himself that perhaps they were really confident enough to be so calm.

His gaze returned to the octagonal arena again, and he couldn't help but sigh in his heart that the courage and wisdom of these young people might be the hope for the future of the magic world.

He secretly decided that no matter what, he had to make sure everything was safe tonight.

The moon's light shone brightly on everyone's face, reflecting their complex expressions, while the competition continued tensely.

Except for Fudge who has been showing obvious performance, it seems that everyone has forgotten the purpose of this trip, as if they really just want to watch a special magic duel.

Of course, Fudge was also in a dilemma at this time. On the one hand, the Aurors lost both games on the field.

It made him realize the power of those magic items, because they not only improved combat effectiveness, but also could change the situation of the battle. If they fell into the hands of people outside the Ministry of Magic, he didn't know what consequences would be caused.

At the same time, he had to keep an eye on Lupin's condition, but now it seemed that the improved magic potion was indeed useful. He felt a little regretful in his heart that he should have taken Dumbledore's advice in the afternoon and allowed the reporter from the Daily Prophet to enter.

Who knows, there might be a headline tomorrow: "Minister of Magic Cornelius Fudge personally visits Hogwarts to supervise the clinical testing of the new wolfsbane potion" or "Guarding peace on the night of the full moon: The minister spends twelve hours with werewolves."

Beautiful nights are always so short.

It was not until the morning jogging activity started the next day that many students came to their senses. Their original purpose last night was not to watch the game, but the fact that Professor Lupin was a werewolf attracted everyone.

When a classmate looked at Lupin cautiously, Lupin joked, "Fear comes from the unknown. And now that you know my secret, who wants to try to compete with me in physical strength? How about changing this morning's task to running ten laps around the castle?"

The students burst into laughter and then quickly shook their heads.

At breakfast time, the students eating breakfast together in the auditorium were still talking about last night's game.

Especially in the last game, Kingsley Shacklebolt's performance was almost impeccable. His precise spells and agile skills won him the admiration of many students.

At the same time, the latest issue of the Daily Prophet arrived.

Peacekeeping on the Night of the Full Moon: Twelve Hours with the Minister of Magic and the Werewolf

Last night, Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry witnessed one of the most groundbreaking nights in wizarding history—Minister of Magic Cornelius Fudge personally sat on the Quidditch pitch, spending the full moon night with Remus Lupin, a Hogwarts teacher who had come out as a werewolf, overseeing the clinical trials of the new wolfsbane potion. This experiment, which Headmaster Dumbledore called "a dual experiment of courage and science," concluded without incident, ringing the first bell for the werewolf rights movement.

......

"Prejudice is a mountain," Minister Fudge said, looking at the rising dawn, "but someone has to be the first to push the cart.

......

As Minister Fudge commented at the end of the verification report: "True magic is never about conquering darkness, but about learning to dance with shadows."

This newspaper will continue to pay attention to the progress of mass production of the new wolfsbane potion and the legislative process of the werewolf employment bill.

——The dawn of the wizarding world may not be far away.】

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"Shameless!"

Hagrid, who was sitting in the teaching position, banged the table loudly.

Chapter 355 Wolfsbane Potion Sales Plan

Afterwards, daily lectures on the Quidditch field continued.

Lupin was in Douglas' office, looking through the "New Wolfsbane Potion Sales Plan" given to him by the other party.

noon.

Douglas came back from proctoring.

Lupin looked at Douglas strangely:

"Douglas, are you bullying me because I don't understand Muggle economics?"

Douglas asked in surprise while mixing his noodles with soybean paste:

"You've got it?"

Lupin rolled his eyes and said disdainfully:

"A few years ago, I accidentally joined a Muggle pyramid scheme. Unfortunately, I couldn't come up with the 3000 pounds they needed, and I didn't have any relatives or friends. After I followed my leader and had a few good meals, he abandoned me."

Douglas almost choked on his noodles, coughed a few times, and said with a smile:

"So you have this experience! Then this plan is a piece of cake for you?"

Lupin flipped through the plan and pointed to one of the pages.

"This sales model will obviously make werewolves mistakenly believe that they have joined an organization rather than just buying potions.

As far as I know, there are currently between 120 and 150 werewolves in the UK. If you really follow your model, you will soon attract werewolves hiding in other places and form a huge network."

Douglas shrugged.

"Isn't this great? Werewolves now have a sense of belonging, the Ministry of Magic has a way to manage them, and potion sales will go up. Everyone is happy."

Lupin looked at Douglas seriously and said:

"Have you considered the consequences? What if Fenrir Greyback gets in? Or... someone uses this network to do something bad?"

Douglas put down the noodles regretfully, reached into the drawer, took out a piece of parchment and handed it to Lupin.