The Alchemist of Harry Potter

"The entrance to Classroom No. 21 is related to Gump's basic law of transformation." Albert took Katrina to the corridor on the sixth floor of the castle.

"What's this, a test?" Katrina raised her eyebrows and looked at the portraits on both sides of the corridor. She knew that many portraits and tapestries were hidden behind the tapestries.

Albert smiled and said, "If you think so, I won't deny it."

"In the beginning, did you find the entrance?" Katrina stared at Albert, seemingly concerned about the question.

"Found it, but in the end Isobel took me into classroom 21?"

"Why?" Katrina asked puzzled.

"Because the way to get in is a bit special." Albert asked, "How about it, do you want to try it? Or should I tell you where the entrance to classroom 21 is?"

"I will find it." Katrina glanced at Albert and started looking for the entrance to the Transformation Club on the sixth floor.

Ten minutes later, the two had already walked through the sixth floor. They never found the entrance of No. 21 classroom. They returned to the original corridor.

"Well, you won. I actually wasted my time on this kind of thing. Where is the entrance?" Katrina bit her lower lip unwillingly and asked about the location of the entrance to Albert Classroom 21.

She knew that she shouldn't waste time on this kind of anger. She must have been **** off by the other party, but she didn't expect that she would be fooled.

"It's here." Albert pointed to the portrait beside him.

"Couldn't you do it on purpose!" Katrina's eyes looked a little strange when he looked at Albert, and this guy has deliberately misled herself from start to finish?

"No." Albert shook his head and denied, "Magic can't make delicious food out of thin air."

"I know this." Katrina said dissatisfied.

Albert ignored the other's tone and said to the witch in the portrait, "We need to enter classroom 21."

The witch nodded slightly towards the two of them, and the painting suddenly moved aside, and the wall behind the portrait revealed a half-human hole.

"You need to tell the witch to enter Classroom 21, and she will open the door for you." Albert reminded.

"So, you must be deliberate, right, what a nasty guy!" Katrina took a deep look at Albert and bent down to dive into the hole.

"Time is almost up." Albert took out his pocket watch from his pocket, glanced at the time, raised his head and said to Katrina: "Then I'll go first, and I'll have to take the Defense Against the Dark Arts class later. At night parties, Remember to help me talk to Professor McGonagall."

"If I remember." Katrina muttered looking at Albert's departure.

Albert rushed to the Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom before the class bell rang. Most of the students were already here.

Professor Rowenner appeared in the classroom on the bell. He walked to the podium under the eyes of everyone. When he took out the roster, he said: "I received a letter from Professor Broad. He told me about your Progress. Now, what you need to learn is to understand, recognize, and know how to deal with dark magic creatures, such as Bogut, Red Hat, Shinkpunk, Grindylow..."

Professor Rowenner glanced at the roster, then glanced across the classroom, making sure that there is no shortage of people, and continued: "Today, you only need to bring your wand and figure out how to deal with Bogut. Come with me. Well, it's not easy to practice it. I finally asked someone to get you a Bogut from outside."

Professor Rowena took everyone out of the Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom and went to a long vacant classroom on the third floor. In addition to stacked and dusty desks, there was also a box placed near Professor Rowena. When the box was unpacked, it suddenly swayed, shocking everyone.

"Undoubtedly, this Bogut can't wait to come out scary." Professor Rowena sat on the box, calmly looked around the crowd, raised his index finger and asked, "Now, who can tell Me, what is Bogut?"

Everyone looked at each other, and in the end they all focused on Albert, which was self-evident.

"Well, that's the case, Albert," Professor Rowenner noticed everyone's move, looked at Albert and asked, "I think this question shouldn't be difficult for you."

"Bogut is a deformable non-existence. It appears out of thin air but has never lived. It can transform itself into something that anyone nearby is afraid of."

"I especially like living in dark and narrow spaces, such as wardrobes, crevices under the bed, sinks, lockers and boxes under the desk, and I like to make some noises to prove my existence."

"No one knows what Bogut is like when alone, because it will immediately become the person that person is most afraid of." Albert finished speaking, and continued: "Maybe, we try to pass some special Means, you can photograph what Bogut looks like when he is alone."

"Wonderful idea. However, this requires equipment support to try it." Professor Rowenner was satisfied with Albert's idea and added a lot to Gryffindor.

"So, can anyone tell me what is the best way to deal with Bogut?

"Walk together." Lee Jordan said.

"Yes, so we have an advantage against Bogut now, because in this way, we can confuse it, and Bogut will become a nondescript thing when there are many people." Professor Rowena is not at all. Concerned about the swaying box under the ass, continue to say: "Repelling Bogut’s spell is very simple. You only need to concentrate and force it to become what you think is ridiculous, but there is one thing you need to know to really scare Bogut away. The special thing is your laughter, otherwise you will only change the image of Bogut, and you will not be able to completely knock it down."

"Now, without using a magic wand, say a spell with me: funny."

"Funny!" the class said in unison.

"Very good. Let's test this spell with practice. Who should come first?" Professor Rowena patted his palms, looked at the classmates and asked, "No one?"

"I'm first." Albert stepped forward.

"Very well, Albert." Professor Rowenner asked, "What are you most afraid of?"

"Well, actually, I am also very curious about what I am afraid of." Albert replied with a shrug.

To be honest, Albert really didn't know what he was afraid of.

Is your secret known?

"Well, in a moment Bogut will become something you are afraid of. You need to imagine how you can force it to become something ridiculous. First imagine in your brain and then chant the spell." Professor Rowenner's This story was actually addressed to other students.

"Now that everyone is leaning back, we need to leave an empty space for Bogut to protect it from other people's interference." Professor Rowena motioned everyone to retreat to the wall and let Albert face it alone. To Bogut in the box.

"Are you ready?"

"Alright." Albert raised his wand and stared at the swaying box.

"One, two, three, start!" Professor Rowena opened the box with a spell.

Bogut rushed out of the box, and at the moment he met Albert, he suddenly spun, and then turned into... a thick book?

Not only Albert, but everyone else in the classroom was stunned and began to whisper quietly.

Many people even crane their necks and look forward, seeming to want to figure out what kind of book Albert Bogut has become.

"I can only say that I really deserve to be Albert. Even the things I'm afraid of are different from others." Lee Jordan couldn't help but vomit, "Is this because I am afraid that the book is too thin, so I can read it by myself?"

"Professor Rowena, what's the situation?" George asked in astonishment.

"Maybe, this can only mean that Albert may not have anything to fear, so Bogut..." Before Professor Rowenner's words were finished, he saw that Albert had already stepped forward. Raised both hands and patted the book, trying to... well, trying to open the book, is this to read the contents of the book?

That's right, Albert is trying to open the book Bogut became!

In fact, when Bogut became a book, Albert guessed what the book was-the complete works of Harry Potter.

So, what I am afraid of is actually afraid of the Harry Potter plot being changed?

Maybe, yes, maybe, no, Albert himself can't be sure.

However, Albert wants to try it now to see if the book can be opened, ready to look through the contents.

However, Bogut's transformed objects do not seem to have such functions.

"It can't be opened, what's the use for you." Albert threw the book to the ground, raised his foot and chopped it hard.

Everyone else in the classroom was dumbfounded.

This is too sturdy.

At this moment, they suddenly felt a little sympathy for that Bogut.

Let you come out to be scary, now you have a hard stubble!

"Wait, Albert, please don't treat this Bogut so rudely, and give everyone a chance to practice." Professor Rowenner's mouth twitched, and he hurried forward to stop Albert's atrocities.

After Professor Rowenner appeared, Bogut finally got rid of the bad luck of being trampled under his feet and turned into a corpse.

Albert frowned slightly, glanced at Professor Rowenner next to him, and stepped aside.

"Okay! If that's the case." Professor Rowena sighed, raised his wand, and said the spell: "Funny!"

With a bang, the body disappeared and was put into a coffin.

"Albert, trouble you." Professor Rowena stepped aside and asked Albert to face Bogut again.

The coffin turned into a book again, and the book was finally wrapped in iron sheet and turned into an iron brick.

However, no one cared about Bogut. Everyone noticed that Professor Rowenner's mood was a little depressed.

"It's a good friend of mine, who died in a magic experiment." Professor Rowenner said sentimentally, "Well, everyone starts to line up and try to spell Bogut."

No one would laugh at Professor Rowenner. There is no doubt that the death of a close friend has dealt a great blow to him.

Both Fred and George's Bogut turned into a huge eight-eyed giant spider, which was almost eaten by them a few months ago, still leaving some shadows in their hearts.

However, they put on skating boots on all eight feet of the eight-eyed giant spider, which made it lose its balance, and could only dance on the spot and never stand up again. This funny scene made everyone laugh.

Lee Jordan's Bogut was even more funny, and turned into a plate of Bibi Duo beans. It's just that there are some disgusting tastes such as earwax, mucus, etc., which made him laugh at Fred and George for a long time.