I'm the King of Curry at Hogwarts

Chapter 67 Slytherin's origami cranes will only fly to their beloved.

"Malfoy, Potter, what are you two doing?" Louis noticed their little antics, walked over, and confiscated the note from Harry's hand: "Yooooooo—"

Louis deliberately made a face as if he had discovered something amazing, and his tone became teasing: "It seems that after a period of silence, our Mr. Draco has finally been unable to suppress his longing for Mr. Potter?"

Their faces flushed crimson, and Harry couldn't hold back any longer, shouting, "No, that's not how it is!"

Louis didn't speak, but waved his wand, restoring the note to its original shape as a paper crane. He shook his head, clicking his tongue in mockery, "I remember a saying... Slytherin's paper cranes only fly to their beloved, how romantic, yooooooo—"

The whole class burst into laughter, joining Louis in chanting "yoooooo" in perfect unison. Even Hermione joined in, her large front teeth gleaming brightly in her smile, almost blindingly so.

Several female fans, especially Pansy, had their eyes wide open, as if they had already mentally prepared thousands of words of Deha's story.

Hopefully, their drafts won't be as sweet as black plums.

"It seems Mr. Malfoy would love to become the zombie Potter faced. How about... you two have a duel?"

The two of them shook their heads rapidly, making a "drum-drum-drum" sound as they shook their heads quickly.

"What an enviable relationship! It seems neither of you is willing to kill the other." Louis smiled wickedly.

"Alright, alright, loving someone isn't something hard to express." He smiled and handed the origami crane back to Harry, patting him on the shoulder. "Don't let Mr. Malfoy's sincerity towards you go to waste. Okay, students, let's continue."

Amidst the commotion, Louis waved his hand, signaling for the next student to continue.

The undead were quite hardworking, but the poor undead couldn't withstand a single spell from the little wizard, which was also why Louis chose them.

With a brittle build, it's definitely the most suitable for first-year students.

Outside the door, Dumbledore nodded in satisfaction. It seemed that Louis was still a trustworthy child. Hmm, the impersonation of Severus he just did was quite convincing. Thinking this, he revealed a sly smile and secretly used his wand to pick out that wisp of memory and put it into a crystal bottle, intending to let Snape take a closer look later.

Look at your prized student, the beloved son of your most respected senior, the number one seed in Slytherin, and see how much he has truly impressed you.

Louis had no idea that Dumbledore had secretly tricked him; otherwise, he would have definitely sent Jerry to the headmaster's office to steal all of Dumbledore's sweets.

Don't underestimate Jerry's abilities; he even has a little hole in the principal's office.

One can only imagine the expression on Snape's face if he knew what happened in class today...

"Alas." Dumbledore sighed, shook his head, hummed a little tune he'd picked up from somewhere, and walked away happily.

This is revenge for the heart-wrenching blow from Christmas.

Overall, the students performed quite well. Except for Hermione, who was the first to go out and was caught off guard, the other students performed reasonably well.

Of course, Hermione can't be blamed. After all, she's not very old, and it's normal that she has a lower tolerance for stress. After all, that zombie was just too horrific.

It should be said that Lewis's teaching method is quite useful. He can tailor teaching techniques to each individual. For example, for Neville, he would stand next to Neville and carefully correct his gestures, accent, and intonation.

"Don't be nervous, Neville." Louis patted Neville on the shoulder and waved his wand. "See? Just like this, simply wave your wand and think about crushing your target, and there you go." He snapped his fingers. "Like Bob is your uncle."

"Bob is your uncle" is a famous British meme. At the turn of the 20th century, there was a British prime minister named Robert Cecil. He repeatedly appointed his nephew Arthur to important positions in the British government and handed over his political legacy to Arthur after leaving office. Arthur lived up to his expectations and became the next British prime minister.

It has a hint of power being passed on privately.

This led to the idiom "Bob is your uncle," which is often used to describe something as easy as turning one's hand.

To make an irresponsible guess, Arthur must have written an award-winning article titled "My Prime Minister Uncle".

As for why it's called "Bob," it's because that's Robert's nickname—don't ask why, that's just the habit in English.

In short, magic is rather idealistic, and after numerous failures, Neville finally gained Louis's approval. Full of confidence, he aimed at the undead bound by Louis's spell and unleashed the Shattering Curse with a single, powerful motion.

Through this test, Lewis realized that proper guidance was crucial. If Snape had taught this lesson, let alone the Shattering Charm, Neville might not even have been able to swing his wand properly.

Thinking about this, Louis just wanted to slap his forehead.

Our own dean... well, there's a saying, isn't there? Top-notch teaching content, top-notch assessment standards, but third-rate teaching attitude and methods. The biggest problem is, he also discriminates between students. All I can say is...

If he can treat everyone equally, he can actually be a very good teacher.

However, those who wear English are not teachers, so you can't expect too much from them in terms of their professional qualities as teachers.

It's worth mentioning that Seamus's shattering into pieces seemed to have the elemental boost of a thunderous explosion. The living corpse caused him to blast a classroom full of dust, forcing Louis to use a gust of wind to sweep away the stuff that was either ashes or dust from the entire classroom.

Simo looked at Louis with a smug expression, as if to say, "Praise me!"

Louis only wanted him to dance the Tarantella, but since he was now a teacher, he gave up his own idea.

"Alright, Gryffindor loses one point." Louis said something that made the little lions extremely disappointed, especially Harry and Ron, whose faces immediately fell.

He truly is Snape's good student. Look at his ability to make a big deal out of nothing; most people can't learn that.

"Remember to control the power of the spell next time, after all... inhaling these ashes isn't good for everyone's health." Louis said this calmly, without feeling embarrassed at all.

Just then, a paper crane floated in from outside the door, flew to him, and landed in his hand.

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