"I thought the Defense Against the Dark Arts class would be a ss." Fred whispered the voice of many students in the classroom.
Professor Quirrell's teaching level is far inferior to the first two Defense Against the Dark Arts professors, but he was able to barely let everyone learn so useful knowledge.
Hogwarts' third-grade curriculum is still taught according to the "Dark Forces Self-Defense Guide". Unexpectedly, this textbook on defense against the dark arts will be used until the fifth grade. The main content of the Ls exam also cos from this book.
Of course, so professors will also selectively add so new textbooks according to their own needs, such as a certain senior liar Lockhart.
On the podium, Professor Quirrell was telling students about the resurrection zombies and a series of counterasures after the encounter. He once told everyone that his scarf was a gift from an African prince, in order to thank himself for helping him get rid of The entanglent of the resurrection zombie.
However, no one really believed the story told by Professor Quirrell.
After everyone brushed and recorded so relevant knowledge, they all looked in Albert's direction, as if waiting for sothing to happen.
"Do you have any doubts... doubts, Ann... Mr. Anderson." Quirrell stamred inquiring as he looked at Albert who raised his hand to ask questions.
"Professor, I want to know the difference between zombies and the legendary corpse." Albert asked his own question, "How will we distinguish between them."
He paused, seemingly to make Quirrell breathe and hear clearly what he was talking about before continuing, "What should I do if I encounter a corpse."
"District... difference?" Quirrell didn't really like Albert's questions, but the genius always asked reasonable questions appropriately. He is now a little dizzy by the continual question.
Everyone sympathizes with Professor Quirrell a little bit, but they all like to see Professor Quirrell "emplexing" Albert.
Because they can learn a lot of useful knowledge from Albert’s questions and Professor Quirrell’s answers, perhaps even more than what Professor Quirrell taught in class.
"The corpse is a ‘cursed resurrected corpse’ turned into a ‘terrible puppet’ servant that can be manipulated by a dark wizard." Professor Quirrell stamred, reluctantly answering Albert's questions.
Known as the most talented student at Hogwarts, he asks questions in every class, and he doesn't know when he will beco a scene in the Defense Against the Dark Arts class.
Professor Quirrell regretted why he had to answer the question in the first place, but it was too late. If he did not answer the question, everyone would stare at him expectantly. It was a concentration that they had never had in class.
"...It is said that the black magic created by the demon who can't even ntion the na."
Everyone could feel that Professor Quirrell's body seed to be shaking uncontrollably, and his voice was shaking when he said the demon who couldn't even ntion his na.
"At the ti, the demon who couldn't even ntion the na killed many Muggles and used their corpses to create a large number of corpses." Quirrell said dryly, "To be honest, this is not a pleasant topic."
"As for the difference, the corpse is a dead corpse, a puppet, and can only execute the order of the black wizard, but the resurrection zombie carries a part of the consciousness in front of it, and the essence is more similar to the ghost. Of course, in the UK, basically don’t worry about encounter Revive the zombie."
"Sir, what should we do if we encounter a corpse?" Albert waited patiently for Quirrell and asked again.
"The corpse hasn't appeared in a long ti," Quirrell said uncomfortably. "Since the demon who can't even ntion his na lost his power last ti, the corpse has disappeared."
"However, this does not an that the corpses have completely disappeared." Albert continued, "As long as there are people who master the magic of making corpses, they may still encounter them. I have checked relevant information and there are very few records. : The corpse has "many uses" as a "warrior or guard who does not care about his own safety."
"Yes...Yes, the corpses are useful as "warriors or guards who don’t care about their own safety"." Quirrell stamred and repeated, "Once you encounter groups of corpses, it will be very dangerous. ."
"However, the corpse is afraid of fire and light." Quirrell said, "fla can burn them, and light can make them recede into the shadows, making them chaotic and uncontrollable."
"Sir, can you use a spell to blow their heads to prevent or destroy the corpses! I an clean them up." In Albert's eyes, the corpses are puppets, similar to Resident Evil to so extent. Zombies in here, then, can the thod of destroying zombies kill the corpses?
When Albert said this, many students couldn't help but touch their heads.
"This...I haven't encountered a corpse. It's not clear... whether what you said is effective or not." Quirrell stamred, "If one day, I suggest Mr. Anderson not to try randomly. As "warriors or guards who do not care about their own safety," the corpses should use the correct, safest and most reliable thod to deal with them. Whether they are entangled by the corpses, it will be a disaster."
Albert nodded, saying he knew.
There are actually a bunch of wizards who can really wield a magic wand and use blazing flas, but I'm afraid not everyone can do that who can shoot out flas to drive away corpses.
Albert even doubted whether the light of the ordinary glowing curse could make the corpse fearful.
When you encounter a single corpse, as long as you control it properly, there will be no danger, but if you encounter a group, you may have to run away.
At the ti, Harry Potter seed to be overwheld.
In Albert's limited mory, where Harry and Dumbledore went to find the Slytherin pendant box, there were a large number of corpses. In the end, it was Dumbledore who caught the fire before expelling all the corpses.
Sure enough, if you really encounter a bunch of corpses in the future, you should still throw a ball of light, and quickly slip away is the right way. After all, things that are not afraid of death are really difficult to entangle.
"In other words, why do you like to ask Professor Quirrell a question every ti."
When get out of class was over, Fred finally couldn't help but ask.
"I think Professor Quirrell has not perford at the level he deserves." Albert said seriously, "He is also a very good professor."
"Thank you for your complint, Mr. Anderson." Quill barely smiled as he passed by.
"Smuggler."
Katrina looked at Professor Quirrell's leaving behind and mumbled softly.
"Don't forget, Professor Quirrell answered all the questions I asked." Albert reminded, "The surface we see is not necessarily true."
This judgnt cos from Quirrell’s deeds. Since they were able to escape from the pursuit of the Gringotts goblins and make them mistakenly believe that they were done by a dark wizard, they naturally have so ability, otherwise they would have been killed by the goblins. .
Moreover, the most important point is the fierce fire, which is the so-called devil fla. That thing is difficult to control. Since Quirrell can control the devil fla to burn through the door of the vault, how could it be weak?
To a certain extent, wizards who dared to play hard fire and have not been burnt to death are considered quite powerful.
The opponent must have high attainnts in black magic at least much better than Albert.
Of course, there is actually another reason.
Albert found a new mission on Quirrell:
Good students.
Your dark magic defense professor seems to hide a big secret. You discover that he is not as incompetent on the surface. You use the way of students to test and unearth the hidden strength of the opponent, and try to ask a hundred questions to the opponent.
5/100
Reward: 10000 experience, 1 skill point, and obtain a specific skill on the target.
Well, yes, this is the main reason why Albert tried to ask questions. He needed to ask Quirrell reasonably to finish his question before he was defeated by Harry.
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