Hogwarts: Who made her a professor?

Chapter 36 The Teamwork of the Three

A heart-stopping scene is unfolding in the girls' restroom.

Miss Know-It-All Hermione Granger cowered against the wall in terror, completely forgetting to hide and forgetting that she was a witch.

Ron Weasley held up his wand tremblingly, the tip of which revealed a core made of unicorn hair. Despite his fear, young Ronnie stood resolutely in front of Hermione.

Harry Potter, as the youngest Seeker in a hundred years, threw broken faucets, metal pipes, and rubble at the troll while dodging its attacks with agile footwork.

The monstrous creature in the girls' restroom was enormous, with gray, granite-like skin and a thick wooden stick in its hand.

If they were hit by the troll's stick, even an adult wizard would be badly injured, let alone Harry and his two friends who were only in their first year.

Fortunately, trolls are generally not very bright. It was confused by Harry's diversionary tactic and didn't know where to hit the stick. It shook its head back and forth, its ugly face full of bewilderment.

"Hurry! Come here, run!"

Harry shouted warnings while continuing to distract the troll, creating an opportunity for Ron and Hermione to escape.

"Hurry! Ron, take Hermione and get out of here!"

Ron clumsily dragged Hermione away, trying to take the little girl with him, but the little girl was so weak and powerless that Ron couldn't move her at all!

"Hermione, stand up!" Ron gritted his teeth, his face flushed, and used every ounce of strength he had.

At this point, Hermione hadn't yet turned the whole book into "Me and My Two Useless Men." She was still just a child who was both insecure and arrogant. Terrified, Hermione collapsed to the ground, her mouth agape in horror, unable to move.

Bang!

A loud bang rang out in the girls' restroom. Harry, Ron, and Hermione didn't notice the noise, and the dim-witted troll was even less likely to notice.

However, the mindless troll finally decided on its target. The troll swung its thick arm, and the thick, long wooden club swung around and smashed towards Hermione, who was cowering against the wall, and Ron, who was standing in front of Hermione.

Harry was powerless to stop the troll's sudden attack. He did something very brave but also very foolish: he jumped forward and wrapped his arms around the troll's neck from behind.

However, Harry's light weight couldn't stop the troll, and the thick wooden stick eventually came crashing down—

Bang!

Another loud bang rang out in the girls' restroom!

Unbeknownst to Harry, his friends, and the troll, the three elective professors made their move at the entrance to the girls' restroom.

Just about two minutes ago, Belvina Black, taking advantage of her height and long legs, sprinted forward at breakneck speed, even faster than the wizard Paul Bernard.

Belvina, who was at the forefront, was the first to arrive at the scene. Using her momentum, she kicked open the wooden door of the bathroom and saw the two tiny creatures fighting with the giant.

Hermione Granger, terrified by the troll, only counts as half.

Paul and Bassheda Bablin, who arrived shortly afterward, also witnessed the scene. They didn't have time to think about why there was a boy in the girls' restroom, and immediately stepped in to rescue the freshman who was in imminent danger.

Instead of waving her wand, the Ancient Rune Sweetheart threw a pebble the size of a chess piece. The pebble, engraved with Ancient Rune script, flew swiftly to Ron and Hermione.

An invisible barrier unfolded around the pebbles, protecting Ron and Hermione. Although the troll's club struck the magical barrier, it did not cause any physical harm to the two new students.

Instead, the enormous impact forced the troll to retreat uncontrollably, and Harry, who was hanging around the troll's neck, was the one who suffered.

Unable to hold on any longer, Harry plummeted straight down, and if nothing unexpected happened, he would crash heavily to the ground and make intimate contact with the troll's rough, calloused feet. Hopefully, he wouldn't turn into a Harry fan.

However, there were three professors standing at the door of the girls' restroom. How could they possibly allow such a thing to happen?

With a flick of her wrist, Bervina sent Harry, who should have fallen to the ground, flying straight toward her as if being dragged by an invisible hand by her acacia wand, landing lightly behind the Muggle Studies professor.

At the same time, Paul flicked his wrist, and Ron and Hermione glided towards the three professors as if they were skating on a frozen Black Lake.

Paul and Basilda stepped forward, shielding the three freshmen who were almost simultaneously out of danger behind them.

Oh, and there's that stinky, nauseating giant in the bathroom.

Belvina struck again with incredible speed, unleashing a Barrier Charm from the tip of her acacia wand, which struck the staggering giant squarely.

Obstacle spells can slow down the movement of the target, delay their speed, and even freeze insects like wasps in mid-air.

However, Belvina's Barrier Charm was not meant to hinder the troll's movements. Incredibly, the troll struck by the Barrier Charm was thrown into the air and crashed into the bathroom wall.

It felt like being grabbed by the head by an invisible hand and slammed hard against the bathroom wall.

boom!

Bang!

A cloud of dust fell, shaking up the rubble and bricks on the ground.

The giant, struck by the Barrier Curse, first crashed into the wall, and before it could recover, it fell heavily to the ground.

Even with the troll's resilience, two consecutive heavy blows made it difficult for it to get up for a while, and both blows were amplified by its own weight.

The ugly giant shook its clumsy head, trying to stand up despite not understanding what was happening.

However, Belvina would not give her enemy a chance to get up. Adhering to the principle of taking advantage of someone's weakness, the ruthless Belvina silently cast a spell once again.

Shattered!

The spell struck the giant's shoulder precisely, and with a chilling sound of bones shattering, the giant let out a mournful roar, its desire to rise shattered.

Belvina, having succeeded in her first strike, followed up with three more "Shattering Bone" attacks, hitting the troll's remaining arm and its two legs respectively.

The chilling sound of bones cracking echoed again in the girls' restroom.

The screams of the giant, paralyzed on the ground, grew louder and louder, enough to break the hearts of all who heard them and bring tears to their eyes.

Harry, Ron, and Hermione, who were already out of danger, first looked at the three professors who had suddenly appeared in surprise, and then looked at Belvina, who had attacked the troll, in horror.

At this moment, the Muggle Studies professor seemed more terrifying than the troll.

It was so easy. Belvina dealt with the troublesome giant more easily than crushing an ant.

That's too brutal. Belvina seems to enjoy the process of torturing her enemies. She could have knocked the giant unconscious with one blow, but instead she chose to shatter its limbs.

Of course, Harry, his two classmates, and others were only in their first year and couldn't think of that much yet. They were simply stunned by Belvina's magic. The spell that shattered the troll's limbs seemed to hit both the troll and themselves.

At that moment, Belvina pointed her acacia wand at the troll's hideous head, and a chilling, familiar scene was about to unfold once again.

"That's enough, darling."

Bassheda stepped forward and raised her hand to stop Belvina's movement.

Then, the ancient Rune Sweetheart gave a backward glance, indicating that there were still children here, and that they shouldn't cause psychological trauma to the children.

Belvina turned her head slightly and glanced back, seeing the trembling little bodies of the three new students behind her. It seemed that she had already caused psychological trauma to the children.

Oh dear, I hope that old geezer Dumbledore won't come after me and try to kill me!

"Are you three alright?" Belvina raised a hand to brush her long black hair aside. "Well—I was just showing you through my actions that you have to be ruthless when dealing with enemies—yes, that's right, exactly!"

First she asked if the students were injured, then she said she was just teaching. This abrupt change of topic is enough to show that Belvina was making things up, and not at all.

Seeing Belvina trying to make up for lost money, Paul scratched his head awkwardly, then took out a few candies from his pocket and gave them to the three freshmen.

"Eat it, it'll make you feel better," Paul said gently. "Sweets make people happy and improve their mood."

Bassheda, on the other hand, was not surprised by Belvina's behavior; she had long been accustomed to the calm madness in Belvina.

Bassheda pinched her nose, walked around the rubble and bricks, and examined the troll with its limbs broken up close, seemingly trying to figure out who had let it into Hogwarts.

After eating the candy, the three new students gradually calmed down. Harry, Ron, and Hermione secretly exchanged glances, and their tacit understanding began to show its power for the first time.

Hermione: Wasn't I in the same room as Professor Black? Didn't I ask her a lot of questions? Did I show off my knowledge in front of her...?

Ron: Didn't I fight in front of Professor Black, and against her nephew Malfoy, and more than once...?

Harry: Is this what Hogwarts professors are like? Is this magic? It's amazing!

"..." Hermione.

"..." Ron.

Coincidental understanding my ass.