Chapter 118 Duel Club Opens

"Healed as before!"

Argus was really afraid that Lockhart would also hit Draco, so he took the lead and released a healing wave at him.

Draco was only injured from a fall and had some skin scratches on his body. Once the spell was cast, there was basically no sign of injury.

Except for some damage to the wizard's robe.

Harry looked at Draco, then at his own arm, and looked at Lockhart with the look of a resentful woman.

People around him also showed strange expressions.

Lockhart looked at Argus with a hint of resentment, as if blaming him for not giving him a chance to redeem himself.

Noticing Yagus's cold eyes, he suddenly broke into a cold sweat.

Oh my God! What was I just doing!

It’s floating, isn’t it?

Can I provoke this great god?

Any stumbling blocks the saints can make would be enough to kill me eight hundred times!

He smiled awkwardly, turned his head, pretended that nothing happened, and looked at Harry as if nothing had happened.

He made up for himself: "Don't worry so much, it's not without its benefits."

Lockhart took Harry's arm and twisted it back slightly.

His arms were like folded paper, and Harry could even clearly feel the back of his hand touching his elbow!

"At least you won't be in pain anymore and won't have to worry about broken bones."

Lockhart said, looking around as if he was taking credit.

"Broken bones? He doesn't even have any bones!"

Hagrid couldn't take it anymore.

Taking advantage of his height, he squeezed through the crowd, picked up Harry and walked towards the school doctor's office.

Draco was also carried behind by several Slytherin members.

Even though he tried his best to resist and said that he was fine, he was still sent away under Yagus' suppression.

When all this happened, Lucius stood not far away and watched quietly.

It wasn't until everything was settled that he came to Yagus' side.

"Thank you for your help, Mr. Grindelwald."

"It should be done." Yagus didn't look back, staring straight in the direction where everyone left.

He didn't continue to speak until everyone disappeared from sight.

"Didn't Mr. Malfoy find the scene just now strange?"

"I feel it." Lucius nodded expressionlessly.

"A confusion spell has been placed on the Bludger."

He is not a fool.

The scene that just happened was obviously too abnormal.

Why does the Bludger keep following Harry and Draco?

Why did it fly again after it had clearly landed?

It can also smash a deep pit into the ground!

If he said that no one was doing anything secretly, he would not believe it even if he were beaten to death.

"Being able to cast a Confusion Curse in front of Dumbledore is not something ordinary people can do!"

Yagus reminded softly.

Lucius seemed to have thought of something, and his pupils shrank sharply: "What do you mean..."

"No, I don't mean Professor Hogwarts." Argus shook his head and looked at Lucius thoughtfully.

"Mr. Malfoy, maybe you should check the people around you."

Argus knew that to be able to maintain prosperity all the way from ancient times to the present, the Malfoy family has experienced far more hardships than ordinary people can bear.

Except for Draco, almost all the heirs in the past generations were human spirits.

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After saying that, he turned around and left.

Lucius was left muttering to himself.

"The people around me..."

…

Time flies and November comes in the blink of an eye.

After a Quidditch match, Hogwarts fell into a long-lost calm.

It was as if the petrification of Mrs. Norris had never happened.

No one mentioned it again.

But Yagus noticed that Professor Sprout spent more and more time cultivating mandrakes.

Moreover, the small animals on the Hogwarts campus seem to have disappeared, not even a spider can be seen.

"If I remember correctly, what the basilisk fears most is the crow of the rooster."

"I need to prepare a few in advance when I go back later."

"The basilisk is a good thing. It may be the only one left in the entire magical world."

"It's such a pity that he died in vain at the hands of Harry and the others."

Yagus was thinking about it when he suddenly saw a large group of people crowding in front of the bulletin board at the door.

They were discussing something excitedly.

"What's going on?" Argus asked Goyle and Crabbe behind him.

Since the last time he ordered that Slytherins are not allowed to act alone, including himself, they basically act in groups when going out.

The two scratched their heads and looked at each other.

He squeezed past without saying a word!

In front of the two tall and fat men, the people around them were like bean sprouts. After a while, the two squeezed out again and reported to Yagus.

"Chief, we just read it. It was an announcement."

"The college has established a dueling club that holds events every Wednesday."

"This afternoon is the first time!"

"Duel Club!"

Upon hearing the news, everyone in Slytherin immediately became energetic.

As a wizard, who has not imagined that he can use gorgeous magic to defeat his opponents elegantly in front of everyone?

Normally in school, they don't even have the chance to use magic, let alone duel.

Now that you have the opportunity to fight openly and honestly, why not rush to participate?

A large group of people huffed and puffed around, looking at the parchment on the notice board word for word, for fear that they would miss something and be unable to participate.

Draco was very interested: "Agus, do you want to participate?"

"I'm going to give it a try anyway! Maybe I can take this opportunity to teach Gryffindor a lesson openly!"

Not just him, many Slytherin members had this idea.

Gryffindor too!

However, Gryffindor was thinking about how to teach Slytherin a lesson.

Yagus could only chuckle at their thoughts.

Just because Lockhart is a fool, he still builds a dueling club?

I guess any Auror in the Ministry of Magic can deal with him!

Laugh, now, while you can still laugh.

When you see Lockhart coming, see if you can still laugh out loud!

As for whether to participate...

To be honest, I'm really not interested.