I'm the King of Curry at Hogwarts

Chapter 108 It's Back-to-School Season Again

For wizards, altering memories is not an easy task, as this kind of magic is quite profound and difficult to master.

But with Louis's off-the-charts talent, mastering it is incredibly easy.

Especially for a useless, incompetent target like Andy.

"Just castrate him out of certain bad habits," Louis tried to make him ascetic.

Yeah, he's had some experience with prison before.

Back in the guest room, Catherine pinned Louis against the wall, his voice still trembling with fear.

"Unforgivable Curse, how dare you... how dare you!"

Catherine's lips trembled with anxiety and worry as she looked at Louis, her bright eyes also filled with apprehension.

However, the pretty girl's "How Dare You" is definitely more pleasing to the eye than a certain environmentalist girl, at least Catherine doesn't have that layer of protective armor that the environmentalist girl has.

"Are you teaching me how to do things?" Louis suppressed his inner rage and asked expressionlessly.

"What am I supposed to do if you get caught and end up in Azkaban? What am I supposed to do?!"

Catherine growled in a low voice, her eyes seemingly misting over.

"It's just a Soul-Stealing Curse, nothing serious. If I weren't worried about upsetting my uncle and aunt, I would have just cast a Death Curse on him." Louis's expression was bloodthirsty.

The next sentence made Catherine's gaze soften like water.

"I will not allow anyone to lay a finger on my woman, not even God." Louis casually lifted Catherine's chin, his finger lightly tracing her cherry lips.

Even if it's God, if he dares to show his health bar, I'll kill him right now.

"Louis... promise me you'll always discuss things with me beforehand next time..." Catherine hugged Louis and pressed him against the wall.

"Okay, I'll definitely do it next time," Louis readily agreed.

Actually, I know how to use Avada Kedavra, but I'm just too scared to use it.

The cost is too high, I can't afford it. On the other hand, the Soul Stealing Curse, which only consumes mana, is really not a big deal.

……

After staying at his aunt's house for almost half a month, Louis finally took Catherine back to his own home.

The start of the school year is fast approaching, and Louis has already made a list of detailed goals, preparing to give his classmates a good beating... no, I mean, a good training.

But first, he has to deal with Lockhart.

Tifa, you don't want your brother to be expelled from school, do you?

On the first day of school, Louis left with Catherine. His grandfather kept saying that he needed to get some peace and quiet before going to school, but as Louis left home, he saw his grandfather watching him from the fourth-floor window for a long time.

He felt a pang of sadness, a very unpleasant feeling.

A few days ago, my grandfather's private doctor mentioned that the old man's health condition was not optimistic. He spent many years at sea when he was young, which accumulated a lot of health problems. It's already quite remarkable that he has lived to this age.

The implication was that Grandpa might not make it through that difficult period.

Louis had never imagined what the day his grandfather would leave him would be like. That night, for the first time in his life, he lost his composure and cried for a long time in secret.

He wrote to Dumbledore repeatedly, wanting to borrow the Philosopher's Stone, but Dumbledore said that he and Nicolas Flamel had just destroyed the Philosopher's Stone two days ago to prevent any future trouble.

When Louis received the letter, he almost knocked the owl down with a crumpled piece of paper.

Why did they have to do this now of all times?

He frantically searched every house for treasured magic books, turning over every inch of the Worley, Malfoy, and Weasley houses, but to no avail.

Catherine sensed his sadness and hugged him, offering him silent support.

"Grandpa is very old, it's a pity... the Philosopher's Stone was destroyed by Dumbledore..." Louis muttered to himself. Catherine didn't interrupt, she just held him quietly.

"Do you think there are any potions in this world besides the Philosopher's Stone that can prolong life?" Louis seemed to be asking Catherine, but also seemed to be talking to himself.

"I'm sorry, Louis, I..." Catherine regretted not having put more effort into potions: "I hate myself for not being able to help you when you needed it most..."

"Don't say that about yourself." Louis held her soft body and sighed softly, "It's just my incompetence as a grandson."

"Huh, an elixir of immortality?" Kristastha overheard their conversation, turned around in the front row, and scoffed, "How could such a thing possibly exist... Doesn't that violate the fundamental laws of nature?"

Louis didn't speak; he simply stared intently at Christa.

Kristasa, completely oblivious to Louis's gaze, continued, "Master is going to great lengths. You might remember that the reason the night elves are immortal is because of the blessing the dragon kings bestowed upon the World Tree Nordrassil."

"However, Lord Nozdormu is elusive and difficult to reach, so it's not easy to get his help... You don't know when you'll finally meet him."

"Get to the point," Louis finally spoke, his voice revealing that he had at least activated a cold bloodline.

"What I mean is that Her Majesty Alexstrasza's Red Dragonflight blessing can still extend your grandfather's lifespan. Although he can't live forever, barring any unforeseen circumstances, living for tens of thousands of years shouldn't be a problem."

Christa said casually.

To live "briefly" for tens of thousands of years.

Listen to this, is this human language?

However, she didn't dare to mess with Louis. She knew what kind of temper Louis had; he might very well rather forgo the Red Dragon's blessing and throw her into Caudala.

Just then, Louis's mission notification also sounded.

* The mission difficulty hints have been unlocked.

* Grim Batol: A Big Trouble for the Red Dragonflight

A powerful orcish force still controls the northern wilderness of Khaz Modan. Nekros, the infamous warlock and chieftain of the Dragonmaw clan, uses an ancient artifact known as the "Demon Soul" to control the Red Dragon Queen Alexstrasza and her dragonflight. Nekros has built a secret army within the abandoned Wildhammer fortress of Grim Batol, vowing to defend the hard-won "Air Legion."

Mission objective: Raid Grim Batol fortress in Khaz Modan and release the Red Dragon Queen.

Quest Rewards: Friendship of the Red Dragon Legion, Essence of the Red Dragon Legion (diluted) * 20, Skill Points * 10

Mission Difficulty: SSSS

Louis looked at the four golden S's, then at the D's of the Undead Settlement, the A's of Aluneth, and the C's of Voldemort.

Are you kidding me?

My heart, which was initially burning with excitement, instantly felt as if it had been doused with cold water, just like Fan Wei winning three million yuan – utterly chilled.

"What's wrong?" Catherine asked with concern.

"It's nothing..." Louis's eyes welled up with tears.

He couldn't slack off any longer; time was running out. Louis decided to pick up the pace, work hard on his missions, and strive to become stronger!

Of course, we need to get to school first.

King's Cross Station is always bustling with people. On the small pillar of Platform 9¾, there were two seemingly sneaky and mysterious wizards standing around, dressed in black jackets with their hands in their pockets. If this were in the United States, they would definitely be mistaken for "dealers" from the West Coast.

The kind of flour trader whose name appears in censored Chinese characters.

But in reality, they are Ministry of Magic staff who keep the area around this wall under a Muggle exorcism spell and erase the memories of certain Muggles who have seen things they shouldn't have seen.

Louis and his wife had packed all their luggage in Christa's enormous handbag. They walked with their little maid into Platform Nine and Three-Quarters, ready to board the train to Hogwarts.

By the way, Dumbledore approved Christa's request to study at Hogwarts, and was just waiting for the Sorting Hat to assign her to a suitable house—she was a transfer student, directly entering the fourth year of Catherine's class.

In Christa's words, she was actually only eight years old in the red dragon race.

Louis felt like his worldview was about to collapse. He stared at Mount Kilimanjaro in Christa with the look of an old man on the subway looking at his phone, and at this person who was even a little taller than Catherine, pointing at her and asking Catherine, "This is what you call eight years old?"

Well, the age of eight for dragons might be different from that of eight for humans.

Let Catherine take Christina to the car first, while Louise plans to stay and see if Harry and the others have been stopped by Dobby.

But after wandering around the platform, he couldn't find Harry and Ron, or even any acquaintances. After thinking about it, he decided to just get on the train.

Even if Harry can't get on the car, there's always the flying car, isn't there?

Children always need a little bit of adventure.

I was so engrossed in my thoughts while walking that I bumped into someone and made them stumble.

"Oh, sorry, I'm so sorry." Louis quickly helped the tall, thin, handsome young man up.

"It's okay, it's okay, it's all my fault." The handsome young man's voice was very gentle.

"Well, you can't say that. We all share responsibility." Louis extended his hand as he bleached the ash from the responsibilities: "Louis Mountbatten."

"I recognize you. You taught us Defense Against the Dark Arts, Professor." The handsome young man joked, shaking Louis's hand. "Cedric Diggory, a fourth-year student at Hufflepuff."

"Hello, Cedric, it's nice to meet you." Louis turned around and saw the Seres girl walking behind him.

"Excuse me, did you drop this?" The girl's voice was gentle, and she was very beautiful. The feeling of déjà vu immediately reminded Louis of Akiyama Mio.

A beautiful girl with long, straight black hair and a Hime-style hairstyle.

Cedric paused for a moment, noticing the Hufflepuff-style scarf the girl was holding.

"Oh, thank you. I was wondering why I couldn't find it earlier; it's fallen." Cedric took the scarf and stuffed it into his bag. "I'm Cedric Diggory. Thank you so much. May I know your name?"

"Qiu Zhang." Zhang Qiu answered gracefully, then looked at Louis: "This student... ah, it's Professor Mountbatten!"

She recognized Louis.

Louis smiled gently and this time spoke in Chinese: "Good morning, Miss Zhang Qiu."

Zhang Qiu didn't realize for a moment that Louis was speaking Chinese, and replied with a smile, "Hello, Professor Mountbatten."

She then froze on the spot.

After a while, she came to her senses and apologized somewhat embarrassedly, "I'm sorry, it's been a long time since I've heard my native accent, I'm not used to it... Your Chinese is very good, I thought I had met a genuine Seresian."

"My mother is Seresian; she comes from Amsterdam, the capital of the Dutch province," Louis replied, thinking to himself, "I'm not Seresian, at least not in my past life."

"Oh my god, then we're practically from the same hometown!" Zhang Qiu said excitedly. "My family is also from the Netherlands..."

"Are we really going to talk here?" Cedric interjected. "Why don't we get in the car and talk there..."

"Okay, but you'll have to come with me. My girlfriend is waiting for me in the car." Louis shrugged.

Upon hearing that Louis had a girlfriend, Zhang Qiu didn't react much, but Cedric breathed a sigh of relief.

A smile returned to his face.

"Oh, okay, we'll go with you then," he said, a little excited.

When the door to Catherine's cubicle was pushed open, all three of them were clearly startled.

The sales clerk's cart was stuck upright in the cubicle, and Christa kept stuffing crucible cakes into her mouth like a hamster, her cheeks bulging out, looking very cute.

Catherine sat quietly reading a book. When Louis entered, she asked without looking up, "Have you found your two good brothers?"

"No, fools are lucky," Louis said nonchalantly. "I ran into two new friends on the way here, and I wanted to introduce them to you."

Catherine wasn't interested in making any new friends, but Louis's next sentence made her less resistant.

"You're my girlfriend, so of course you should meet my new friends too."

After everyone introduced themselves, they all took their seats.

Louis shooed Christa up and made her sit on the far side to slowly eat her snacks.

He looked at Christa, who was still showing off her things like a hamster, and asked hesitantly, "Aren't you worried about her getting diarrhea, Cassie?"

Catherine laughed at Louis's words, closed her book and glared at him: "Don't worry, even if she ate this train and didn't get diarrhea, I wouldn't be surprised."

Louis then remembered that Kristastha was a female dragon. Honestly, worrying about whether a female dragon would get diarrhea from eating cake was less important than worrying about whether she had enough of this stuff...

Cedric and Cho Chang dismissed it as an exaggeration and didn't think much of it.

"Would you like some Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans?" Christa asked, having finished her cake and holding up some Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans.

"No, thank you." Louis politely declined, as he was afraid of tasting something strange.

The others didn't want to gamble on this strange stuff either, and Christa, having been turned down, picked up a Flavored Bean and popped it into her mouth.

Then she vomited.

"Yew! It smells like dragon dung..." she said with a bitter face.

(End of this chapter)