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Daphne was so upset that she lost the mood to cook, which allowed John to escape successfully.

However, this class also gave people some understanding of the Imperius Curse. When Heinrich heard Malfoy doing something shameful, he took him away with a cold face. Later, he heard that Malfoy danced for another afternoon.

The professors found John's powerful mind, which was indifferent to the Imperius Curse, incredible.

The students were talking about this matter, and John became an old monster who was over a hundred years old in their eyes.

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Chapter 200: Neville's Special Training and Ron's Outspokenness

Saturday.

John sought out Neville alone.

They made their way out of the castle, to the Whomping Willow, and to the Shrieking Shack.

Neville was a little surprised. He was not as timid as before, so he asked, "John, what are we doing here?"

John looked left and right, and after confirming that there was no one around, he took out the Heart of Silence from his bag and hung it on the door handle.

The Heart of Silence was activated, and the sound in the entire Screaming Shack could not be transmitted out.

His movements looked suspicious.

Neville knew John wouldn't hurt him, but he still swallowed in fear.

Just when Neville thought John was going to do something, he saw him throwing a wand at him.

John asked, "Neville, do you want to treat your parents?"

Neville took the wand, a little confused. When he heard John's words, he was stunned at first, then nodded vigorously: "Of course!"

"Are you sure?" John stared at Neville. Such a serious expression rarely appeared on his face.

Neville nodded again without hesitation, his face full of seriousness.

Seeing his determination, John felt relieved.

In a relaxed tone, he said, "Well, from now on, I will teach you how to use the Cruciatus Curse."

Neville looked at John in disbelief, as if he had heard something bizarre, and screamed, "The Cruciatus Curse?"

That was an Unforgivable Curse, and even Moody wasn't crazy enough to teach it to students.

He no longer cared where John had learned it from, he just felt that the wand in his hand had become a hot potato.

If you are caught using an Unforgivable Curse, you will be sent to Azkaban.

He wanted to refuse, but John said with a stern face, "You want to save your parents, so you have to learn this spell!"

Neville's face turned red as he tried to refuse.

John didn't care about him. Just to be on the safe side, he had to make sure Neville learned the spell.

Treatment requires empathy, so using the Longbottoms' son Neville as a medium is the most appropriate.

His parents' blood flows in his body, which he cannot give up even if he is lost.

If there is no other way to empathize, John plans to let Neville be the executor.

At the same time, he also wanted to see if Neville could act as a member of the Star Society.

Sometimes, in order to achieve a goal, you have to do things that go against your own will.

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10 month.

John was fine as a sparring partner for the Cruciatus Curse, but Neville was too kind-hearted.

This made John feel helpless. It was a good quality, but at this critical juncture, it was really unsatisfactory.

So in the Great Hall, he asked Malfoy.

"Malfoy, what are some ways to be annoying quickly."

Malfoy looked up with a puzzled look on his face and asked doubtfully, "Hate? Why are you asking me?"

John looked at him quietly and asked, "Why am I asking you? Don't you have any idea?"

"Ahem, I'm not sure either." Malfoy felt guilty when he was looked at.

"Don't you have a clear idea of your own position? If the whole school were to rank the most annoying people, you would be in the top three."

John said meaningfully, "The first two are Professor Filch and Professor Snape."

Malfoy: "..." It hurts to say that.

Well, in this regard, the Malfoy players are indeed gifted.

He told John that you must press hard on a person's scars and target the sore spots. The more someone cherishes something, the more you should belittle and insult it.

These words were like an epiphany for John.

So he sincerely admired: "Sure enough, you are the one who is annoying."

Malfoy:…

If I hadn't read the book, I might have thought you were complimenting me.

After getting the secret of how to make people annoying quickly, John gradually became proficient in teaching Neville the Cruciatus Curse.

Soon, time passed.

There is only one week left until the two schools arrive.

A large group of students gathered around a large notice erected at the foot of the marble staircase.

"Representatives from Beauxbatons and Durmstrang will arrive at 10:30 pm on Friday, October th. Afternoon classes will end half an hour early."

John saw happy looks on many people's faces, especially the Gryffindor students.

There happened to be a Potions class that day, and they didn't bother to hide their dislike for Snape at all.

Glancing at Heinrich, John chuckled and said, "You're about to see your classmates."

Heinrich looked sickly, raised his eyes listlessly, and said, "Just a bunch of foils."

Who would comment on his classmates like this? John couldn't help but criticize in his heart.

"Karkaroff doesn't care about other people," Heinrich said with a sneer on his face. "He is a very utilitarian person. Krum is the one he cares about the most."

Krum?

The Bulgarian Seeker?

John glanced at him and asked, "Do you know him?"

"I'm not familiar with him, but he can barely be considered an opponent." Heinrich said conceitedly, "His reputation is very pleasing to Karkarov, and Karkarov likes to take him with him wherever he goes."

John didn't bother to investigate further and turned to look at Ernie McMillan, the worker who was forced to be the commentator last time. He was running to inform Cedric.

In John's opinion, Cedric has a good chance of becoming a warrior.

The premise is that no one cheats.

We are all from the same club and know each other well.

Cedric is so powerful that even Heinrich finds him difficult to deal with.

"That idiot wants to be a Hogwarts warrior too?"

A voice came, John paused, and saw the person who spoke come out.

Ron pushed through the crowd and walked out, still as outspoken as ever.

Not only John, Heinrich also stopped and stared at Ron with cold eyes.

"He's not an idiot. You don't like him because he beat Gryffindor in the Quidditch match." Hermione heard him say this and argued, "I heard that he is an excellent student and a prefect. He also has the badge of the Star Club."

Hermione had a good feeling about Cedric; this student gave her a comfortable feeling.

"You like him because he's handsome," said Ron tartly.

Speaking of the Star-Spangled Society, Ron raised his voice a little and said in a strange voice: "Neville also has the Star-Spangled Society badge."

Hermione said angrily, "I don't like people just because they are handsome! You shouldn't say that!"

She was so angry that Ron thought of her like that.

Ron was about to open his mouth to mock Hermione's obsession with Lockhart in her second year, but he looked up and saw someone blocking his way.

"Ron, you should learn to control your mouth." John looked at Ron. This kid couldn't control his mouth again.

Correcting him, she said, "Neville and Cedric are both excellent people, and I'm honored that they can join the Star Club."

Ron's face flushed, feeling very embarrassed, he muttered: "It's not a good place anyway, even Malfoy is in it."

"Ron Weasley!" John's expression turned cold, his voice revealed a chill, and he said, "I reminded you to learn to control your mouth and not continue to insult my friends."

Harry saw Ron being bullied and immediately came out and said, "John, Ron means no harm."

"I hope so." John looked at Harry and said lightly.

Heinrich's golden eyes looked at Ron through his hair, as if he would draw his wand immediately if John said a word.

Harry looked at John unwillingly, feeling a little embarrassed in front of those indifferent eyes.

"John, I'm sorry, Ron didn't mean it." Hermione saw her two good friends and hurried out to protect her two sons.

It was because she was afraid that John would beat her to a pulp.

That was the man who killed a troll in front of them in his first year. The two sons might have mistaken John for Malfoy.

Malfoy:?

So he's easy to bully?

John said nothing more and left with Heinrich.

After they left, Ron muttered in dissatisfaction, "Does he think Cedric will become a warrior? If it weren't for the age limit, he might have been mine."

He said angrily: "Anyway, it won't be anyone from Slytherin's turn."

"Okay, Ron." Harry agreed with Ron in his heart. Seeing that Hermione was angry, he was tactful enough not to say it out loud.

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Chapter 201 Beauxbatons and Durmstrang

John's relationship with the three little ones is no longer that good.

In the first and second grades, they could be considered friends.

But as we grow older, our contact becomes less and less.

If it weren't for Hermione, Ron would have paid the price for insulting Cedric today.

After all, to John, Cedric was a friend.

As for Harry and Ron, they were just the protagonists in the books they read in their previous lives.

"Savior?"

For some reason, John thought of Dumbledore.