Hogwarts: I am Harry's eldest cousin

When Dumbledore arrived, the Dementors had disappeared.

"Professor Dumbledore, I have driven away the Dementors."

Dudley said when he saw Dumbledore.

Dumbledore nodded, then walked forward quickly with a serious expression, and came to Wood and others who had already descended from the air to investigate.

Wood and the others were in very bad condition, their faces were pale without a trace of blood. Although they were not hit by the Dementor's Kiss, such close contact with the Dementors, and with such a large number of them, must have had a certain impact on their mental state.

At least you need to rest for a while.

If Dudley hadn't cast the spell in time, perhaps Wood and the others wouldn't have seen the sun tomorrow.

Dementors don't know how to show mercy.

"Professor, this is a serious problem."

"They're starting to attack wizards," said Dudley.

"I see."

Dumbledore only answered with three words and then stopped talking.

But judging from his expression, he was really angry.

Dudley didn't pay attention to what happened next and left it to Dumbledore to deal with. He took Hermione and Harry away from the place.

This incident also raised Dudley's reputation to an incredible level.

Mr. Dursley dispatched hundreds of Dementors with a single spell, just as Dumbledore had done at the Start-of-Term Feast.

'He's as powerful as Dumbledore.' The Slytherins got the point.

That night, Mr. Fudge, the Minister of Magic, came to the headmaster's office again.

He didn't know how many times he had come here.

It was as if he had returned to the time when he first took over the Ministry of Magic, and he would come to Dumbledore for advice on any matter.

"Albus, I need an explanation. The Dementors said someone attacked them. At least thirty Dementors died as a result."

Fudge asked angrily as soon as he came up.

There were thirty Dementors, and there were only that many of them in the entire Dementor population. If thirty of them were missing at once, the Dementors would be in an uproar and they would have to demand an explanation from the Ministry of Magic.

The wicked are the first to file complaints, not only against people, but also against monsters.

Dumbledore almost laughed out loud.

"Connelly, I'm the one who wants an explanation."

"Do you know what these Dementors did?"

"They attacked the students. At least twenty young wizards were affected by the Dementors. If no one had stopped them, they would not have been simply affected, but would have died."

"You should go back now and think about how to deal with those parents who are threatening to ask for an explanation."

Fudge's face turned paler with every word Dumbledore said.

At the end of this, Fudge's body began to stagger.

It was as if I had already seen that group of crazy parents.

"My office will be filled with Howlers."

He slumped in the chair, cold sweat soaking his entire back.

"Dementors are extremely difficult to kill! Even if someone points a protective charm at them, it will take a very long time to kill them."

Saying that thirty Dementors were killed is just a joke.

If possible, Dumbledore would like all these Dementors to die.

"Dementors are not trustworthy. Perhaps some of them are lurking in various places. During this period, you'd better keep a close eye on Dementors attacking Muggles or wizards."

Dumbledore and Fudge talked for a few more words, and Fudge couldn't wait to leave.

"Thanks for the information, Albus. I guess I need to get back here and prepare before that damned Daily Prophet makes its announcement."

Fudge left the headmaster's office in as much haste as he had come.

'Cornelly, there are many ways to capture Sirius, why did you choose the Dementors?'

'Obviously, having Aurors stationed at Hogwarts is also a good option.'

Dumbledore sighed helplessly.

More than ten years have passed, and the Minister of Magic has not made any progress at all. Not only that, he even refuses to listen to other people's advice.

The next day, the scattered Dementors returned to the vicinity of Hogwarts Castle. After being severely beaten, they became completely obedient. They dared not try to break into the castle again, let alone attack the young wizards. They just honestly searched for Sirius Black outside the castle.

Dementors don't have much brains and they don't understand the rules of the wizarding upper class.

Only strength can make them surrender.

The Dementor attack was only a minor episode in the school life. Except for those little wizards who were attacked and were still recuperating, others just treated it as a topic of conversation after dinner. Soon it was time for the Defense Against the Dark Arts class that the third-year little wizards were most looking forward to.

Today is the day when Gryffindor and Hufflepuff have classes together.

The young wizards from the two academies came to the classroom early, waiting for Professor Lupin's arrival.

The bell for class rang and the classroom door was pushed open.

However, it was not Professor Lupin who appeared.

But Mr. Dursley (Dudley)?

Chapter 213: Substitute Teacher Mr. Dursley

Dudley walked up to the podium and stood where Professor Lupin usually stood.

"Professor Lupin is feeling unwell today. I will be teaching this class temporarily."

Professor Lupin's monthly visit has arrived.

He is a werewolf, and he always feels uncomfortable for a few days every month. He will involuntarily transform and lose his mind after transformation. This is the most disgusting time for most werewolves. Fortunately, there are ways to deal with this situation, such as taking wolfsbane potion.

Currently, there are two wizards in Hogwarts who can brew wolfsbane potion, one is the potion master Snape, and the other is his most proud disciple Dursley.

So it was natural for Dudley to temporarily take over as the professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts.

The Dursley substitute wizards had absolutely no objection, as he had fully demonstrated his abilities as early as his first year.

Even many young wizards were secretly excited.

Just as the little wizards in the classroom were cheering, another figure appeared at the classroom door.

"Be quiet. Five points from Gryffindor."

It was that familiar tune, the familiar point deductions, and the familiar point deductions specifically targeting Gryffindor.

Snape walked in with a very unhappy look on his face. According to normal logic, he should be the best choice if Lupin needed a substitute teacher.

However, Dudley was chosen as a substitute teacher.

Snape served as Dudley's assistant and assisted in completing this Defense Against the Dark Arts course.

Originally he could have just thrown up his sleeves and ignored it, but when he thought about the person in class, he came over to take a look.

"I didn't come here specifically for the Dursleys, I just didn't want him to embarrass me." Snape explained.

Dudley flipped through the booklet that Professor Lupin had given him, which contained the course content he had arranged: "You have already learned about Boggarts, Red Hats, Cabba and Grindylow, so the content of this class is..."

"I have a suggestion." Snape interrupted, with an undisguised malicious look on his face: "I think we should learn how to deal with werewolves, what do you think, Mr. Dursley?"

Of course Dudley knew why Snape chose a werewolf.

"Professor Snape, I have no objection." Dudley nodded in agreement.

Werewolves are the most common, most widely spread and most harmful dark magic creatures in the wizarding world. Young wizards will have to face them sooner or later. Isn't it the same whether they learn early or late?

And Dudley just wanted to do an experiment.

"Professor Lupin usually teaches practical classes, so a substitute teacher is no exception."

"I heard there are werewolves in the Forbidden Forest, so I'll just catch one."

After these words were spoken, not only the little wizards but even Snape looked at him in astonishment, his eyes seemed to be saying.

'Are you serious?'

What Snape meant was that all you need to do is learn the theoretical knowledge.

But Dali didn't think so. After all, it was his first public class and maybe it would be the last. He couldn't just get away with it so easily.

"Then please ask Professor Snape to briefly explain werewolves to everyone. Give me an hour and I will be back soon."

The words "decisive and swift" ran through Dudley's mind throughout, and he didn't give Snape any time to refuse. By the time Snape reacted, Dudley had disappeared at the end of the corridor.

The wind and fire are in a trance.

"It's not a full moon now. It will be useless even if you catch it." Snape didn't even have time to finish his words.

In the classroom, Snape looked at the little wizards, and the little wizards also looked at Snape.

Big eyes staring at small eyes.

Snape was Snape after all, and he quickly responded: "Now turn to page 394."

This page was about werewolves in the textbook, and Snape remembered it completely.

Dudley had known for a long time that there were werewolves in the Forbidden Forest, but the Forbidden Forest was so large that it was more difficult to find a werewolf than a dragon.

But recently he discovered the werewolf's trace through a fire dragon.

The Forbidden Forest, which seemed terrifying to outsiders, was no different from a back garden in Dudley's eyes. An hour was already an estimate.

A giant snake made of mud was slithering through the forbidden forest at an extremely fast speed.

Dudley couldn't fly, and this was the quickest way to get anywhere.

You have to know that magical creatures, like ordinary creatures, have a sense of territory, which is even stronger than that of ordinary animals. This reckless behavior will undoubtedly cause a great commotion. However, the magical creatures that sense this breath, no matter how strong or weak, will hide away as soon as possible.

Because they knew that person was coming.

The Millennium Basilisk on the convex land is his mount, and the Fire Dragon and Unicorn on the other side are his pets.

The incident last year when half of the eight-eyed spiders in the depression were killed in one slap is still fresh in people’s memory. That unrivaled power taught the magical animals in the Forbidden Forest a lesson.

They are magical creatures and have little intelligence, but that doesn't mean they are stupid.

Can't afford to offend, can't afford to offend, can't afford to offend

So Dudley had a smooth journey, which made him a little regretful, because he had originally planned to catch some magical creatures along the way.

Forbidden forest bully, patrol the mountain online.

Soon he arrived at his destination, a mountain cave.

"These are werewolves. They are the dark creatures that pose a great threat to wizards."

Snape himself was not suitable for reading from a script, but his unique tone, combined with his temperament that could scare a little wizard to tears just by standing there, made werewolves be portrayed in his narration as extremely scary creatures who loved killing and bloodlust and took pleasure in torturing people. They were hundreds or thousands of times more evil than the group of Dementors outside.

After hearing this, many young wizards couldn't help but feel disgusted with werewolves.

"Now, can anyone tell me the difference between a werewolf and a wolf?"

As expected, Hermione was the first to raise her hand.

"Ms. Granger, please answer."

Seeing the reactions of the little wizards, Snape's mood was obviously much better.

"They have shorter muzzles and smaller pupils, look more like humans, can sometimes walk upright, and have tufts of hair on their tails. Most importantly, they are more aggressive toward humans than real wolves."

"That's right." Snape nodded with great satisfaction. "They are more aggressive towards humans than real wolves, so remember, they are very dangerous."

"A very perfect answer. Ten points for the discipline team."

Snape will not give extra points to Gryffindor, but he will give extra points to the disciplinary group, and each extra point will start from five points.

What Hermione was talking about was the general impression of werewolves in the wizarding world. Because some of them attacked indiscriminately, their reputation was much worse than that of vampires that appeared in the same era.

Vampires and banshees are now classified as humans and can live normally with wizards, and werewolves are even given special treatment.