Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 76 Quirrell's Box

After straightening his wizard robes, Jerry pretended to have just come out of the common room and headed towards the stairwell.

As he turned the corner, the scene at the stairwell came into his view.

The troll was standing at the top of the stairs, holding a large club in his left hand and grabbing Professor Quirrell's ankle with his right, slamming it on the ground like a toy.

This scene reminded Jerry of the time he watched Avengers, when the Hulk grabbed Loki and threw him around – how similar it was!

"Ouch~ That's terrible!"

Seeing Professor Quirrell's face covered in blood and his eyes glazed over, Jerry couldn't help but mourn for him for two seconds.

On the stairs opposite the troll, Hermione was so frightened that she fell to the ground, screaming and backing away in terror.

Clearly, the troll and Professor Quirrell, whose face was covered in blood, had frightened her somewhat.

Ultimately, although Hermione is a top student with a wealth of theoretical knowledge, she is still just a little girl with little practical experience and not particularly strong combat talent.

In a real emergency like today, she wouldn't be as capable of fighting as Harry and Ron.

"Hermione, what happened? Professor Quirrell has been captured by a troll!"

With a look of utter surprise, as if he knew nothing, Jerry rushed toward the stairwell while shouting at Hermione.

Hermione's emotions finally calmed down a bit when she saw Jerry appear:

"I don't know either. I drank too much juice and went to the basement to use the bathroom, and that's when I saw this!"

"Huh? Isn't there a toilet on the first floor? Why are you using the toilet in the basement?"

Jerry was somewhat speechless, but he still quickly pulled out his wand and shouted:

"I'll stall him for a bit, you go quickly and call the professors over from the auditorium!"

What he didn't know was that going to the bathroom was just Hermione's excuse. She hadn't seen Jerry at the Slytherin table during the dinner party and was worried that something had happened to him, so she wanted to go down to the basement to check on him.

Unexpectedly, just halfway down the stairs, they witnessed the gruesome sight of the giant below carrying Professor Quirrell, whose face was covered in blood, and smashing him to the ground.

"Okay, be careful, I'll go get the professors right now!"

Upon hearing this, Hermione immediately stood up and went upstairs, rushing towards the Great Hall.

At that moment, a small box, about the size of a palm, fell to the ground with a "thud" from inside Professor Quirrell's wizard robes, which was being held upside down by the troll.

Jerry's eyes lit up when he saw the box.

He collapsed to the ground, completely unconscious!

With a flick of his wand, a blue magical ray shot straight toward the giant.

Trolls are magical creatures that are about four meters tall, weigh one ton, and have brains consisting only of boogers. In the textbook "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," their danger level is classified as XXXX.

Having experience fighting even more powerful abominations, Jerry is naturally not afraid of giants and knows their weaknesses.

After temporarily stunning the troll with a sleeping spell, Jerry took a step forward and grabbed Professor Quirrell, who had fallen from the troll's grasp. He then took the opportunity to casually kick the box that had fallen to the ground, sending it flying into the abandoned classroom next to the stairs.

Clutching the nearly lifeless Professor Quirrell's wizard's robe, he didn't attack the troll again, but instead fled down the stairs to the first floor.

Professor Quirrell was dragged upstairs by Jerry, his head banging loudly against the stairs.

After about seven or eight seconds, the troll woke up, grabbed his club, and was about to go up the stairs when he was stunned again by the troll.

Dragging Professor Quirrell down to the first floor, Jerry also saw Professor Snape, Professor McGonagall, and the school doctor, Mrs. Pomraporn, rushing over.

It turns out that Hermione had just rushed into the Great Hall and shouted that a troll had appeared in the basement, Professor Quirrell had been frightened unconscious and was in the troll's clutches, and Jerry was trying to rescue Professor Quirrell from the troll.

Dumbledore immediately dispatched Professor Snape, Professor McGonagall, and the school doctor, Dr. Pomfrey.

"Mr. Carmen, are you alright?"

McGonagall glanced nervously at Jerry.

Although Jerry is not a Gryffindor, Professor McGonagall values ​​the safety of every young wizard equally.

"I'm fine, but Professor Quirrell is probably not doing so well, and that troll is still downstairs. My sleeping spell probably won't last him more than a few seconds!"

Jerry pointed to Quirrell, whose face was covered in blood, on the ground.

Snape glanced at Quirrell with some doubt, then instructed Jerry in a slightly admiring tone:

"Jerry, you did a great job. Go back to the Great Hall with Professor McGonagall, I'll go down and deal with that troll!"

"Leave Professor Quirrell to me, I'll take him for treatment!"

At that moment, Mrs. Pomfrey waved her wand, and Professor Quirrell's body, under the effect of her teleportation spell, followed her to the school infirmary.

The Movement Charm is a similar spell to the Levitation Charm, except that it not only makes objects float, but also allows them to move according to the wizard's will under the control of the wizard's wand.

Of course, unlike the Levitation Charm which can be ignored after being cast, the Movement Charm requires a continuous release of magic and cannot be too far from the wizard, otherwise it will be uncontrollable.

"Mr. Carmen, why are you alone in the basement?"

On the way back to the Great Hall, Professor McGonagall asked with some confusion.

Jerry was well-prepared for this question:

"I was so engrossed in reading in the common room that I missed the start of the dinner!"

He spent the entire afternoon reading in the common room, a fact many Slytherin junior wizards could attest to, and just before the dinner party began, he even ran into Daphne and Pansy.

McGonagall nodded. She wasn't doubting anything; she was simply curious.

"Mr. Carmen, you did a great job just now. If you hadn't bravely held off the troll, Miss Granger and Professor Quirrell would probably have been in danger!"

In recognition of your bravery, I will add ten points to Slytherin's score!

In fact, Professor McGonagall had always been impressed by the little wizard Jerry. From the very beginning, when she saw Jerry bravely stand up for the bullied weak in the orphanage, she felt that Jerry was very suitable for Gryffindor.

Because the most important quality of Gryffindor is courage.

Unfortunately, during the Sorting Ceremony, Jerry was unexpectedly sorted into Slytherin by the Sorting Hat.

"Thank you, Professor McGonagall!"

Jerry smiled and responded.

Although Snape treated him very well, he had to admit that, in terms of fairness and impartiality, Professor McGonagall was indeed a model among all the professors at Hogwarts.

"call!"

Following Professor McGonagall into the Great Hall, Jerry saw that besides the Slytherin wizards and Hermione, as well as Flitwick, the head of Ravenclaw, and Sprout, the head of Hufflepuff, Dumbledore was not present. Jerry breathed a sigh of relief.

Presumably, the young wizards from the other houses have all returned to their dormitories with their prefects, and Dumbledore has most likely gone to check on his Philosopher's Stone.

Although there was a slight mishap during the trip, the outcome was still good.

The only loophole is probably Dumbledore's Legilimency. If Dumbledore were to use Legilimency on him, it would be very troublesome.

Although he felt that the possibility was not very high.

(End of this chapter)