Hogwarts: Undercover Death Eater Replaces the Dark Lord

Seeing Harry and Ron rushing over, he always felt as if he had missed something.

Lycos's eyes scanned the surroundings, and then suddenly widened.

On a door not far from the troll, there was a wooden sign that read "Girls' Restroom."

It can't be such a coincidence, right?

However, before Lycos could think more, three more little wizards slammed on the brakes beside him and screamed in horror.

"Giant...giant monster!"

Lycos turned around and found Draco, Crabbe and the Goyles huddled in a corner, their legs trembling and shaking.

"What are you doing here?" he asked in a low voice, fearing to attract the troll's attention.

"I... I noticed you weren't in the Great Hall, and I thought you might not know the news about the troll... so I thought I'd come and tell you..." Draco grabbed Crabbe's shoulders and spoke incoherently.

He now deeply regretted coming here, fearing that he would die inexplicably under the giant monster's club.

Although Crabbe and Goyle were huge in size, they were not much more frightened than Draco. Their sizes were like two little suckling pigs to the troll, there was no comparison at all.

Lycos sighed.

After all, Draco's intentions were good, and he couldn't blame him.

But what does it mean when a group of people gather in front of a troll? Are they having a party? The troll has no respect for his dignity!

Lycos secretly complained and decided to retreat first.

He gestured with his hands, directing the other five little wizards who were in the way to slowly step back.

Harry and Draco no longer cared about their previous grudges. They tiptoed in perfect harmony and headed for the corner of the corridor...

However, things eventually began to develop in a bad direction - the number of little wizards gathered had reached six, and no matter how quietly they moved, they still made a lot of noise.

The troll lowered his little head and became interested in the little wizards.

It chewed the fish in big mouthfuls, suddenly stood up from the ground, with a ferocious look in its eyes, stomped on the ground, and strode towards Lycos and the other two.

"Tsk, it turns out nothing is smooth sailing!"

Lycos stopped and pulled the last three fish out of the snakeskin purse and threw them one by one behind the troll.

The troll's attention was successfully diverted once again.

He swung a wooden stick and smashed three live fish to death, then stuffed them all into his mouth and chewed the fish bones until they made a crunching sound.

"You actually used my money to pack these raw fish?" Draco widened his eyes in disbelief.

"Is this the time to be talking about this?" Lycos glanced at him and pushed them towards the corner of the corridor. "Hurry! Let's go before the troll finishes eating those fish!"

The six little wizards huddled together and moved hurriedly away from the troll.

Just as she was about to turn the corner and leave the troll's sight, a shrill, terrified voice was heard at this moment - it came from the girls' bathroom not far from the troll!

"Oh, shit." Ron jumped up on the spot, his face as pale as the fat monk he met not long ago.

"That's the women's room, it should be the place Lavender mentioned!" Harry squeezed between Ron and Goyle, and he couldn't even breathe.

"Hermione!" they both called out at the same time.

They hurriedly squeezed out of the crowd and planned to rush towards the troll to rescue Hermione.

"Damn it, are you trying to kill yourself?" Draco grabbed Harry's hat and roared in a low voice.

"But I can't just sit there and watch Hermione get beaten to death by a troll, can I?!"

Harry didn't know where he got the courage from, but he pushed Draco's hand away and ran with Ron towards the troll, which had been attracted and was moving towards the girls' bathroom.

"Crazy! These two Gryffindor bastards must be crazy!" Draco rubbed the ground with his feet anxiously, while not forgetting to criticize Gryffindor House.

Then, he suddenly turned to look at Lycos and said hurriedly: "Lycos, you are so powerful, you must have a way to deal with the giant monster, right?"

Draco didn't notice that Crabbe and Goyle had abandoned them and secretly turned the corner of the corridor, and two fat heads popped out to look at the situation here.

"There is a way, there is a way..."

Lycos couldn't help but twitch his lips as he watched the two little Gryffindor wizards rushing towards the troll.

I can only say that Hermione, this little witch, really has no experience in encountering danger. When she saw the troll, not only did she not secretly lock the toilet door and lock the troll outside, but she also screamed, attracting the troll's attention...

"How about this, you guys go first, I'll see if I can find a way to save them." Lycos waved to Draco, pulled out his wand and trotted over.

Although according to the original book, Harry and Ron were able to safely and playfully get rid of the troll with a levitation spell, that was entirely due to the protagonist's halo, and Lekos didn't dare to gamble.

He was already prepared to use black magic to save people, and he began to think silently about how to explain to the professors that he knew black magic...

Just as Lycos was still hesitating, Harry jumped onto the troll's neck, and Ron was stunned under the troll's stick, a cold voice suddenly rang out -

"Stupefy!"

The red beam of light hit the troll's small forehead hard, knocking its head to the ground, and Harry fell off the troll's neck.

The troll roared in pain, twisted his body towards the direction where the spell came from, and waved the wooden stick in his hand repeatedly.

However, this was not the end. It was followed by one stunning spell after another, almost without stopping. The continuous red light almost formed a flashing neon light.

Finally, the giant monster, whose head was its weak spot, could no longer withstand the attacks of so many stunning spells. It swayed in place for a long time and then fell face down on the ground.

There was a loud bang, shaking the entire corridor.

Lycos still held the wand in his hand, and without casting any spell, he turned around in a daze.

The little blonde witch stood there coquettishly, her wand hanging on the side of her light green dress.

She raised her chin slightly, and looked at Lycos with her green eyes, as if with a hint of smile.

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Chapter 44 Afterwards

"What the hell are you guys playing?!"

Professor McGonagall looked at the eight little wizards standing in a row in front of her, pursed her lips tightly, and her face turned pale.

"I never thought that there would be students having a party in front of a troll in the middle of the night..."

"You're lucky you didn't get killed by it this time. Why don't you just stay in the dormitory?!"

Snape, standing next to Professor McGonagall, gave Harry a quick, threatening look.

Quirrell also came over. He didn't even look at Lycos, but just pretended to be frightened by the troll. He huddled under the wall, clutching his clothes tightly and crying.

"Professor, I left my Standard Book of Spells in the Charms classroom and want to go back to get it." In order to prevent Professor McGonagall and the ghost from contradicting each other, Lecos gave the same reason as before.

"That's ridiculous! The troll is wreaking havoc outside, and you're still thinking about going back to get your textbooks?" Professor McGonagall was so angry that her wrinkles appeared on her face. "Severus, look at the students you teach!"

Snape curled his thin lips upwards in a sly smile.

"Hayden, do you think you're funny?" he drawled, mockingly asking, "To come up with a ridiculous excuse to show off in front of the professor, just like you did when you first started school?"

"But my Standard Book of Spells is really in the Charms classroom..." Lycos muttered softly, "And no one told me there was a troll outside when I left the Great Hall."

He had left his textbook in the Charms classroom specifically so he could explain this to the professors.

As he spoke, Lycos secretly glanced at Snape's calf - there was a faint trace of bleeding wound there.

Snape had indeed been to the restricted area on the fourth floor.

"Well, I'll find out your reasons." Professor McGonagall interrupted Lekos and turned to Draco and his two followers. "What about you? Why don't you follow the prefect back to the dormitory?"

"Don't tell me you didn't know there was a troll outside when you left the auditorium?"

"No, Professor." Draco shook his head quickly. "I just saw that Lycos was not in the auditorium. I was afraid that he would run into the troll, so I came out to remind him!"

"Me too!"

Crabbe and Goyle, standing behind him, stamped their feet and straightened their bodies in agreement.

"Draco, I didn't realize you were so loyal." Snape mocked sarcastically, "In this respect, you are much better than your father."

"Of course!" Draco thought Snape was praising him and raised an eyebrow proudly. "Professor, I have always been very loyal."

Snape glanced at him, turned his head speechlessly, and shifted his gaze to the little blonde witch who was covering her nose in disgust and moving away from the troll.

"Miss Vore, if I'm not mistaken, this troll has been hit on the head with multiple Stunning Curses..."

He slowed down his tone and asked word by word, "So, may I ask, were you responsible for these attacks?"

"Professor Snape, since you have already reached your own conclusion, there is no need to ask me again." Cassandra said casually.

She was still covering her nose, her delicate eyebrows furrowed, and she looked very disgusted by the stench of the troll not far away.

"A wonderful Stunning Spell! I've never seen a student who can reach this level of spellcasting right after entering school." Snape stared at Cassandra and nodded slowly. "I heard that you are from the Wally family..."

"Let's put aside the digression for now, Severus, we still have business to attend to!"

Just then, Professor McGonagall interrupted Snape's question.

Snape paused, looked at Cassandra carefully, and said nothing more.

Professor McGonagall turned around and looked at the three little wizards from her own college.

"Tell me, why are you here?" She pursed her lips and spoke sternly. "I hope you won't make up another excuse for throwing your textbooks in the Transfiguration classroom."

Harry subconsciously glanced at Lecos, and for a moment he couldn't think of a better reason than this.

Ron kept glancing at Hermione, hesitating whether to tell the truth. He also didn't want to reveal that he had made Hermione cry and put her in danger...

That's right, because of Ron's sarcastic remarks about Hermione and the exclusion from the Gryffindors, the little witch was very sad and hid in the remote girls' bathroom on the second floor, crying secretly.

She didn't go to class all afternoon until she happened to meet the giant monster in the evening.

"Professor, I..." Ron hesitated.

"Please don't do this, Professor McGonagall—" Hermione suddenly stood up and said with a firm look in her eyes, "They are looking for me!"

She was ultimately moved by the fact that Harry and Ron did not abandon her and chose to fight the troll.

Lycos sighed secretly, feeling that the plot was like a rubber band, with an irresistible elasticity, and it would be pulled back to the original line if he was not careful.

He was worried that after he ruined the giant monster incident, the three little ones would become strangers from then on!

"What are you talking about, Miss Granger?" Professor McGonagall looked at Hermione and frowned.

"Well, Professor, I was the one who came looking for the troll first," Hermione said sadly, "because I... I thought I could handle it alone... you know, because I'd read about them in books and knew a lot about them."