Chapter 237 - Something is wrong with the chapter!

Kaysen took out the unused paint from his pocket, used black paint to draw a skull on his wrist, and then drew another one for Sirius.

"Should we pretend to be Death Eaters and catch Lupin?" Sirius frowned.

"Isn't this a good plan?" Kaisen asked.

"Of course not...it's just missing something." He waved his wand and put two black hoods on his and Kaisen's clothes, and then used a simple concealment spell to cover their faces.

"It looks like there are more now." Sirius said with a weird laugh.

......................

Soon, the two found Lupin playing cards with several colleagues beside a tree stump. The two looked at each other, and a reliable plan emerged in the sparks in their eyes.

This book was first published on the Internet by 𝕥𝕨𝕜𝕒𝕟.𝕔𝕠𝕞

Sirius walked over slowly, and under the puzzled gazes of several people, he suddenly pulled out his wand like an American Iai quickshooter, and quickly knocked several of Lupin's colleagues to the ground.

Seeing this, Lupin quickly took out his wand and pointed it at Sirius. At this time, Kaisen politely walked over and patted Lupin on the shoulder.

Without any hesitation, Lupin cast a pitch-black spell towards Sirius, and then unceremoniously directed the spell behind him.

Kaisen just subconsciously used his mechanical arm to block it. Lupin had already escaped from the encirclement of the two people. With a swipe of his wand, he rolled up several colleagues who were playing cards with him and ran away.

"Oh... this is the first time I see him take action. I didn't expect it." Kaisen complained in a low voice.

"My problem is that I forgot his skills." Sirius sighed helplessly.

On the other side, Kaisen once again came up with a pretty good idea: "Can you disguise yourself?"

"No Polyjuice Potion." Sirius shook his head.

"There's no need to disguise yourself into a specific look, as long as it's not our faces."

"I can do that, and I almost know your plan." Sirius said, using his wand to remove the black mist on Kaisen's face, and turned around and read: "Random face."

Almost instantly, Kaisen's face turned into that of an American bully player who looked very bad, while Sirius on the other side also completed his transformation.

"This is not the only effect I want." Kaisen said as he looked at his face in the mirror.

"Of course, this spell has a specific activation state, and you will need to use this small remote control when the time comes." Sirius used his magic wand to draw a rune floating in the air, while Kaisen on the other side also showed a sly grin.

The other side....................................

Lupin, who used magic to lead several of his burdens, walked vigorously towards the office area of ​​the dragon farm. There were many people there. Since the two men in black chose to subdue their colleagues by knocking them out first, it meant that they did not want others to see their faces clearly and know what they had done.

As long as they ran to the office area, under the gaze of so many eyes, no matter how powerful they were, they would not dare to act rashly. Even if they had enough power to kill all those colleagues, there was no guarantee that some would slip through the net, not to mention that this situation was unlikely to happen.

Do you really think that anyone can study dragons?

Before he could run to the office area, he saw two figures who shouldn't be here, but whose presence was very logical.

"Hey! Lupin, we're here to catch you!" Kaisen shouted loudly with his arms spread out in a Y shape.

Lupin heaved a sigh of relief when he saw this. He quickly ran a few steps to support Kaisen, then put several of his colleagues on the ground and said breathlessly: "Come back with me quickly, two dark wizards have entered the dragon farm! Any one of you come with me to kill them!"

Sirius walked over cheerfully: "Is this the dark wizard you are talking about?" He took out a small kettle from his pocket and pretended to drink from it, while secretly using magic to activate the drawn rune. His face changed instantly.

Lupin subconsciously took out his wand, and then found that his hand holding the wand could not move at all. He looked and realized that it was firmly restrained by a delicate mechanical arm. He looked up and saw that Kaisen had turned into another stranger.

"That's it, Mr. Lupin, the farce is over." Sirius walked over, raised his hand and fainted to the ground.

Kaisen bent down slightly and lifted up Lupin: "Do you think he will kill both of us when he wakes up?"

"It's not our fault. He was the one who stood us up first," Sirius excused himself.

"Yeah, that's true." Kaisen shook his sleeves after he finished speaking, revealing a skull spitting out snakes on his wrist: "It's a pity that I couldn't let him see this thing."

Sirius nodded, "Who says it isn't?"

The next moment they felt a strange gaze, and the shadow of a burly man appeared in front of them. They looked up and saw that it was Neos, the director of the dragon farm. He was staring at the skulls on their wrists.

Just when Kaisen was about to explain, Neos suddenly nodded and made way for the two of them.

Kaisen and Sirius were both a little confused when they saw this scene. An ordinary person saw two guys who looked like Death Eaters, or to put it more broadly.

Even if Voldemort, the village-level terrorist, had no influence outside England, the director of the Romanian dragon farm in front of him, let's assume he was a Romanian wizard who didn't know Voldemort and his Death Eater symbol.

But at this time, the attire of Kaisen and Sirius and the Lupin carried on Kaisen's shoulders showed that they were not good people.

At this time, Neos' reaction was wrong.

It's not that Neos should just take out his wand and have a fight with Kaisen and Sirius. After all, Lupin was only his employee, not his son, and he was not obligated to sacrifice his life for Lupin.

But at least he should show some surprise or anger. At the very least he should raise his hands in the French salute, or just run away.

And at this time, this calm act of giving way...

Something is wrong........one hundred and eighty percent wrong!