Chapter 411: Don't Treat Me

Dumbledore intended to deal with his own demons, but at the cost of unleashing the demons in the eyes of others. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

This is the logic of the superiors, whether they are well-intentioned or malicious. No matter what they do, for themselves, it's just a decision to make themselves feel good.

But these seemingly private decisions can determine the future fate of most ordinary people, and the world is twisted like this.

George had already made up his mind in his heart, "The students of Hogwarts need their own armed forces, and they can't rely on the handouts of their teachers for their safety. The fate of the students cannot depend solely on the handouts of those in charge. ”

A premonition that came from nowhere convinced him that the school would become a battlefield and that the peace and quiet of the past would be gone forever. In the face of the impending threat, the strength of the school, the strength of the students, must be raised.

At eight o'clock in the evening, when George arrived at the dueling club, he had already seen a slightly crowded crowd.

Perhaps because of the presence of some foreign students, the morale was even higher than usual. They try their best to be the best they can be in order to show themselves in front of everyone.

In the ring are Gryffindor's Colin Creevy and Hufflepuff's Justin Finchrie, who seem to have quarreled over Harry's affair and end up duel in the ring.

Watching Kerry Colin and Justin fight, George felt like he had seen a little kid messing around again. Their steps were heavy and slow, and they had to stand still before they could cast their magic.

"Hot and spicy"

"Incisor Stick"

This kind of joke-like magic was used by them, and George was annoyed for a while, Hogwarts education in peacetime has no problem cultivating civilians.

But it is absolutely impossible to expect these civilians to educate and teach soldiers. Even with the guidance of the dueling club, only a very small number of talented people can come to the fore.

Other ordinary people lack systematic training, and their combat literacy is not even as good as that of Muggle Scouts.

Two giftless Crusaders are struck by their respective magics, one with a face that looks like a poisonous mushroom and one front tooth that goes over his chin. They fell into the ring at the same time, screaming loudly, causing the others to burst into laughter.

At this time, the two senior students who maintained order next to them took them down from the ring and provided them with treatment.

In order to ensure safety in the duel, George offered an additional grant. Senior students who are proficient in healing will heal both sides of the duel after the duel. Only problems that they can't solve at all will be sent to Madam Pomfrey.

Otherwise, so many students would be injured by the battle every day, and Madam Pomfrey would go crazy.

What followed was the battle between the two senior students, and compared to the Boy Scouts just now, the battle between the two seventh-graders looked much better.

That Slytherin senior, the way he fights is quite clever. As soon as the duel began, he was carefully prepared, and the trap that suddenly appeared on the ground, and the spell that was triggered in the shadows.

His opponent was a Gryffindor, who was much rougher and more aggressive than Slytherin's subtlety.

The Gryffindor student who put on his armor and protected himself from a wave of his wand erupted in a series of flames. He bravely rushed ahead, deftly avoided the trap, and chose to ignore the weak spell directly.

Before the other party could react, he rushed in front of the other party. A smile of joy already appeared on his face, as if he had seen the victory in front of him.

There was a violent explosion, and the Gryffindor student was rushed backwards by the impact. Then, his belt turned into a deadly viper, wrapping him tightly.

The Slytherin student hadn't forgotten to put a trap in front of him. But at this time, there was no joy on his face, and the deliberately triggered trap explosion did not distinguish between friend and foe, and although the Gryffindor student was lying in the ring, he was even more blown out of the ring.

The result of this competition turned out to be won by that reckless, stupid opponent.

The Gryffindor student, who had been tightly bound by the viper, lay on the ground, and spent a moment on himself with his wand. The serpent vanished at once, reverted to his belt, and he rose from the ground with a face of joy on his face.

Later, the referee declared the Gryffindor students the winner, causing a wave of exclamations from the crowd that the battle had just taken place was unexpected.

George didn't know what to say about such a fight. The Slytherin student's tactics, which he liked. It can even be said that his use of magic is just right, few and omission. And the tactics of the Gryffindor cadet seemed a little too rash and reckless.

But in the end, it was the Gryffindor students who won. It has to be said that this kind of means of restricting rules has played a targeted effect when used in special times.

The game just now seemed to surprise everyone, and everyone was reminiscing about the duel just now, and no one came to the stage for a while.

At this time, a corner of the auditorium began to make noise.

George followed the voice and saw that it was Harry and the Slytherin students who had clashed. The Slytherin students were even more unhappy with Harry's election as a Warrior than the Hufflepuff students.

Hufflepuff students are used to obscurity after all, and they can't even seem to be as gentle as other houses. Blatantly and openly show their dissatisfaction.

Even in this matter, the Hufflepuff students have a lot of complaints about Harry, but they are always generous, and all they give Harry is an ugly face and whispers behind their backs.

Slytherins are a different story, they, like Gryffindor, are the most voicing house in the school and most attacking their opponents.

Even with the eyes of foreign students, they did not hide their ridicule and dissatisfaction with Harry.

George also saw several Slytherin students, with a badge on their robes that were changing, 'Support Cedri', 'Potter Stinks'.

In the midst of their argument, George saw Harry running to the ring.

He stood in the ring and shouted at the Slytherin students, "I'm Harry Potter, and I know you don't like me." But I just like that you don't like me and take me for not being able to do anything, if you don't accept it, come and beat me. ”

(To be continued.) )