Chapter 94 Bookstore Conflict
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Bai Bai Le Kai Shui
Giving Malvolio a book on human transfiguration, Tver walked to Diagon Alley alone.
This book was specially written by the teacher to teach him. It is the only one in the magic world.
Speaking of which, the most dangerous thing about transfiguration is the deformation of the human body, which may cause permanent damage if not careful.
Only someone as bold and careful as the teacher dares to study this ability.
But Malvolio won't worry about this kind of danger. For him, it's just his lack of ability.
With his already outstanding ability in transformation, he was able to figure out the key points of human transformation within a month.
After removing the transformation spell from his body and changing into his robe again, Tver came to Diagon Alley.
I immediately felt the difference between these two adjacent commercial blocks.
Sunny, lively, and filled with happy smiles everywhere.
He felt a little happier.
But soon, this pleasure was broken.
“Guests, please be kind—!”
A man dressed as a store clerk shouted there, and the sound spread from the bookstore to the street.
Naturally, it attracted the attention of pedestrians.
Whether you are a Muggle or a wizard, it is human nature to watch the excitement.
After finally pushing through the crowd, Tver entered the bookstore with difficulty.
Lucius Malfoy and a man in green robes whom I just met in Borgin Bock's shop hugged each other on the ground despite everyone's dissuasion.
The books on the bookshelf were smashed down one after another. Of course, the Weasley twins who were watching the excitement were partly responsible.
"Left and right separation."
Twil fell down, and Lucius and Arthur Weasley were forcibly separated.
At this time, Hagrid also walked in. Seeing that the two were still trying to fight each other, he quickly held down their heads.
"Okay, let go Hagrid. If you press it any longer, they will suffocate."
Tver looked at the little faces of the two people exposed under Hagrid's big palms, and turned red. His hands hung down weakly, without any ability to resist.
Hagrid then reluctantly let go of his hand.
"Oh, sorry, Arthur."
Hagrid patted Mr. Weasley's body twice with his big hand, as if he wanted to dust him off, but he didn't expect that this would be the most serious injury he suffered.
"Okay." Mr. Weasley stopped Hagrid's movement.
Seeing this, Mrs. Weasley finally breathed a sigh of relief, glared at her husband angrily, and came to Tweel.
"Sir, thank you very much for helping to separate the two of them. I can't believe my husband did this in front of our children."
"Professor Foley!" George suddenly shouted, attracting everyone's attention.
"Mom, this is the welfare professor I often mentioned to you during the summer vacation!" Fred trotted up to them excitedly.
"Ah?" Mrs. Weasley opened her mouth in surprise, "Are you the children's Defense Against the Dark Arts professor? I just heard that you are very young, but I didn't expect you to be so young."
"Professor Welfare's strength is much stronger than his appearance!" Draco walked over unwillingly and said proudly.
Lucius also noticed the situation here and tried his best to keep his face calm, except that his swollen right eye looked a bit funny.
"So you are the kid from the welfare family," he stretched out his hand to Tver in a familiar voice, "Draco is in school thanks to your care."
"As a professor at the school, this is what I should do." Tver and Lucius exchanged greetings.
"I heard Draco say that you want to visit my manor this summer vacation?" Lucius specifically emphasized the manor.
"It's true that it's much better than some parents living in a place like a pigsty. It's really normal for you to choose our home."
Mr. Weasley, who had recovered, was so angry that he would have pounced on him again if Hagrid hadn't stopped him.
"I just want to talk to you about something." Tver smiled innocently.
"It's probably because little Malfoy has been causing trouble a lot in school that the professor came to visit his home." Ron said abruptly.
Lucius glanced coldly at the Weasleys.
"You don't need to care about Draco. What you should care about is how to use better textbooks for yourself."
After saying that, he took out one of Ginny's second-hand textbooks and roughly stuffed it into her cauldron.
Then without giving the Weasley family a chance to fight back, he turned around and rushed out of the bookstore with the reluctant Draco.
"You shouldn't pay attention to him," Hagrid comforted the angry Mr. Weasley, "some people are just that bad."
The clerk wanted to stop it, but after Tweel helped him smooth out the wrinkles and returned the book to the shelf, he gave up the idea.
Of course, Hagrid's huge size also plays a role.
The group of them walked down the street very conspicuously, and Hermione's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Granger, were also following him, looking at him with both curiosity and concern.
"Professor, why are you here? Are you here to attend Mr. Lockhart's book signing?" Hermione asked in surprise.
Tver's smile faltered, "I had that book a month ago."
"Wow!" Hermione shouted happily, regardless of the looks of people on the street, "So the professor also reads his books?"
"..."
Fortunately, Harry saved Tver's silence.
"But what's going on with that Lockhart? He says he's the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor next school year, and he wants us all to buy his book."
"Wait a minute, isn't the professor replaced by him?!" he shouted in shock.
Everyone's eyes were focused on Tver.
"Don't worry, Professor Lockhart and I will be in charge of the courses for the next academic year. He is more responsible for theoretical knowledge."
As for the textbooks being replaced by his works, Lockhart said it was to facilitate the class.
Although Tver thought he simply wanted to sell books.
Harry and the others breathed a sigh of relief.
Hermione is the same. Even though she admires Lockhart, in her heart, Professor Welfare is the most powerful.
"So Professor, what are you going to teach us next school year? We don't seem to have any textbooks."
"All you need is the wand." Tver replied with a meaningful smile.
Harry and the others cheered immediately.
Compared with boring test papers, they undoubtedly prefer practical courses that are tiring but more exciting and enjoyable.
After sending them all the way back to the Leaky Cauldron, Tweel also went out of his way to answer a lot of questions about the school and Hermione to the Grangers. In the evening, he watched them leave.
As for Ginny, she telepathically stopped and looked back.
Tver waved to her with a smile, turned his head shyly, and trotted to keep up with his family.
"What's wrong?" Mrs. Weasley asked concerned.
"No...nothing, I'm just a little curious about the young professor."
"Professor Foley is very nice," Harry said with a smile. "You can ask him any questions you have."
Ginny blushed all of a sudden and instantly forgot about the look she had just made with Tweel.
This book was specially written by the teacher to teach him. It is the only one in the magic world.
Speaking of which, the most dangerous thing about transfiguration is the deformation of the human body, which may cause permanent damage if not careful.
Only someone as bold and careful as the teacher dares to study this ability.
But Malvolio won't worry about this kind of danger. For him, it's just his lack of ability.
With his already outstanding ability in transformation, he was able to figure out the key points of human transformation within a month.
After removing the transformation spell from his body and changing into his robe again, Tver came to Diagon Alley.
I immediately felt the difference between these two adjacent commercial blocks.
Sunny, lively, and filled with happy smiles everywhere.
He felt a little happier.
But soon, this pleasure was broken.
“Guests, please be kind—!”
A man dressed as a store clerk shouted there, and the sound spread from the bookstore to the street.
Naturally, it attracted the attention of pedestrians.
Whether you are a Muggle or a wizard, it is human nature to watch the excitement.
After finally pushing through the crowd, Tver entered the bookstore with difficulty.
Lucius Malfoy and a man in green robes whom I just met in Borgin Bock's shop hugged each other on the ground despite everyone's dissuasion.
The books on the bookshelf were smashed down one after another. Of course, the Weasley twins who were watching the excitement were partly responsible.
"Left and right separation."
Twil fell down, and Lucius and Arthur Weasley were forcibly separated.
At this time, Hagrid also walked in. Seeing that the two were still trying to fight each other, he quickly held down their heads.
"Okay, let go Hagrid. If you press it any longer, they will suffocate."
Tver looked at the little faces of the two people exposed under Hagrid's big palms, and turned red. His hands hung down weakly, without any ability to resist.
Hagrid then reluctantly let go of his hand.
"Oh, sorry, Arthur."
Hagrid patted Mr. Weasley's body twice with his big hand, as if he wanted to dust him off, but he didn't expect that this would be the most serious injury he suffered.
"Okay." Mr. Weasley stopped Hagrid's movement.
Seeing this, Mrs. Weasley finally breathed a sigh of relief, glared at her husband angrily, and came to Tweel.
"Sir, thank you very much for helping to separate the two of them. I can't believe my husband did this in front of our children."
"Professor Foley!" George suddenly shouted, attracting everyone's attention.
"Mom, this is the welfare professor I often mentioned to you during the summer vacation!" Fred trotted up to them excitedly.
"Ah?" Mrs. Weasley opened her mouth in surprise, "Are you the children's Defense Against the Dark Arts professor? I just heard that you are very young, but I didn't expect you to be so young."
"Professor Welfare's strength is much stronger than his appearance!" Draco walked over unwillingly and said proudly.
Lucius also noticed the situation here and tried his best to keep his face calm, except that his swollen right eye looked a bit funny.
"So you are the kid from the welfare family," he stretched out his hand to Tver in a familiar voice, "Draco is in school thanks to your care."
"As a professor at the school, this is what I should do." Tver and Lucius exchanged greetings.
"I heard Draco say that you want to visit my manor this summer vacation?" Lucius specifically emphasized the manor.
"It's true that it's much better than some parents living in a place like a pigsty. It's really normal for you to choose our home."
Mr. Weasley, who had recovered, was so angry that he would have pounced on him again if Hagrid hadn't stopped him.
"I just want to talk to you about something." Tver smiled innocently.
"It's probably because little Malfoy has been causing trouble a lot in school that the professor came to visit his home." Ron said abruptly.
Lucius glanced coldly at the Weasleys.
"You don't need to care about Draco. What you should care about is how to use better textbooks for yourself."
After saying that, he took out one of Ginny's second-hand textbooks and roughly stuffed it into her cauldron.
Then without giving the Weasley family a chance to fight back, he turned around and rushed out of the bookstore with the reluctant Draco.
"You shouldn't pay attention to him," Hagrid comforted the angry Mr. Weasley, "some people are just that bad."
The clerk wanted to stop it, but after Tweel helped him smooth out the wrinkles and returned the book to the shelf, he gave up the idea.
Of course, Hagrid's huge size also plays a role.
The group of them walked down the street very conspicuously, and Hermione's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Granger, were also following him, looking at him with both curiosity and concern.
"Professor, why are you here? Are you here to attend Mr. Lockhart's book signing?" Hermione asked in surprise.
Tver's smile faltered, "I had that book a month ago."
"Wow!" Hermione shouted happily, regardless of the looks of people on the street, "So the professor also reads his books?"
"..."
Fortunately, Harry saved Tver's silence.
"But what's going on with that Lockhart? He says he's the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor next school year, and he wants us all to buy his book."
"Wait a minute, isn't the professor replaced by him?!" he shouted in shock.
Everyone's eyes were focused on Tver.
"Don't worry, Professor Lockhart and I will be in charge of the courses for the next academic year. He is more responsible for theoretical knowledge."
As for the textbooks being replaced by his works, Lockhart said it was to facilitate the class.
Although Tver thought he simply wanted to sell books.
Harry and the others breathed a sigh of relief.
Hermione is the same. Even though she admires Lockhart, in her heart, Professor Welfare is the most powerful.
"So Professor, what are you going to teach us next school year? We don't seem to have any textbooks."
"All you need is the wand." Tver replied with a meaningful smile.
Harry and the others cheered immediately.
Compared with boring test papers, they undoubtedly prefer practical courses that are tiring but more exciting and enjoyable.
After sending them all the way back to the Leaky Cauldron, Tweel also went out of his way to answer a lot of questions about the school and Hermione to the Grangers. In the evening, he watched them leave.
As for Ginny, she telepathically stopped and looked back.
Tver waved to her with a smile, turned his head shyly, and trotted to keep up with his family.
"What's wrong?" Mrs. Weasley asked concerned.
"No...nothing, I'm just a little curious about the young professor."
"Professor Foley is very nice," Harry said with a smile. "You can ask him any questions you have."
Ginny blushed all of a sudden and instantly forgot about the look she had just made with Tweel.
