Harry Potter's Bastard

Is your bottom line more important, or your own family is more important. This question left several people confused, and it was a heavy question that the young wizards tortured themselves again and again - he had no family except Harry, and he didn't think about it as much as anyone else.

"We're not here to hear this. Harry felt that the topic was running a little far.

Raising an eyebrow, Solim looked at Harry and said, "Well, you want to protect the Philosopher's Stone. Although I told you last time that Dumbledore is safe with the Philosopher's Stone and that no one can steal it on his turf, you Gryffindor don't seem to trust our Headmaster very much. "

"We didn't distrust him, we just ......" Harry was a little out of words for a moment.

"You just think it's safe to do it yourself, don't you?" Soaring into Harry's face, Solim began, "Are you thinking about how to steal the Philosopher's Stone first and give it to Dumbledore?"

Harry and the three looked at each other, they hadn't told Solim about their plans, but how did he know? Hermione knew, but Hermione didn't even have a chance to say it.

"You can do this!" Hermione cried out in surprise. Solim had just spoken about the topic of the Dementor, which reminded Hermione. Solim had just stared at Harry, and Hermione guessed that Solim had used a Dementor on Harry.

Solim was stunned for a moment when he heard Hermione's words, then shook his head with a smile: "If you don't like to hear it, where do you still use the Dementor Mind, Gryffindor's style is like this, it's very good to guess what you will do next." But one thing I want to make clear, I'm not going to take my mind for it. "

Solim wasn't lying, he really wasn't going to take a detractor. This magic is not simple, it requires a lot of mental strength, and it is generally not practiced until you reach adulthood.

With the topic of the Regent out of the way, Hermione began to explain their plans to Solim.

"So you're going to steal the Philosopher's Stone first, as I thought, so that Professor Snape didn't?" said Solim amusedly, after hearing Hermione's words, "And you came to me just to pull me into the gang and let me help you crack the mechanism set up by the professors along the way, and help you fight Professor Snape when you face him?"

Solim was going to pull Neville and Draco into the audience at first—he even had popcorn ready. Who knew that he was going to become an actor at this time, and how many people were there?

Besides, these people are still going to pull themselves to fight Snape, whether Snape will steal the Philosopher's Stone or not, Solim can't beat Snape at all, and he can't even contain it. These people don't seem to be very clear about the difference in strength between adult wizards and underage wizards.

Underage wizards and adult wizards are worlds apart in every way. No matter how talented a little wizard you are, no matter how talented you are, it is impossible to stand up to an adult wizard. Of course, the adult wizard in question here is a formal adult wizard, not one of those rats hiding in the corners of Tumbledown Alley.

Maybe the young wizard can take advantage of his unpreparedness and cause a little trouble for an adult wizard, but it is impossible to defeat an adult wizard.

For

example, an eleven-year-old child and a healthy adult can hit the adult's weakness, such as the lower body. That would only make him temporarily incapacitated, and even make this adult instantly angry and directly open a big move. But as long as this child is touched by an adult, the fate will naturally go without saying. Strength, physical strength, and the ability to resist blows are not at all a level, think about how the Hulk beat Loki.

The little wizard's spells can't even break the talisman of an adult wizard, let alone defend against attacks from adult wizards. Given that Solim had killed an adult troll with Flame Blinker, he was certain that Flame Blink posed little threat to Snape.

Snape was no ordinary wizard, he was proficient in charms, transfiguration, and defense, and while the other area he mastered, potions, would be of little help in battle, it would be enough to take out a few of their little wizards. With a flick of his wand, the few of them were basically contained. Solim didn't see the slightest chance of winning against Snape.

"I have no interest in the Philosopher's Stone, and I don't think the Philosopher's Stone will be stolen. But you obviously don't think so, and since you're prepared to protect it yourself, I can help. Solim said he wouldn't mess around with them, but he could help.

Solim knew what the professors had set up and how they were supposed to pass through. All they need to do is provide them with something they can use on the road to speed up their progress in the Hogwarts Philosopher's Stone Five. Solim wouldn't have placed such a low-level copy on his own, and the effort was not proportional to the return. The Philosopher's Stone is a quest item, and even if you get it, will you still be able to hack it?

As a result, Harry, Ron, and Hermione were left at work, and Solim helped them prepare the potion and eat and drink. Then Solim will take Draco and Neville Edge OB, and by the way, he will also call Evans to be their bodyguard, although Solim has not yet told Evans about this matter, but I think he will not refuse, after all, this is his key task.

After sending a few people away, Solim turned around and opened his box and began rummaging through it. Last time, Gilves sent a lot of things, not only the five precious potions, but also various materials and alchemy items. Solim remembered that there were several self-defense items inside, and he was going to take them out and lend them to Harry for the time being.

Draco and Neville returned to the next door to continue practicing their spells, while Solim was out the door, ready to talk to Evans. After being identified, Evans was happy and stopped being his toad, and found a hidden classroom at Hogwarts to live in, usually walking around the castle with a disillusionment charm to hide his whereabouts. However, this must have been Dumbledore's acquiescence, and an adult wizard who was not a member of the Hogwarts staff was not allowed to stay in the castle for long periods of time.

Evans chose a place for himself, a room on the fourth floor, very close to Louwe. After all, his main task this year is to keep an eye on the Philosopher's Stone, and although Evans also thinks that it is impossible to steal the Philosopher's Stone under Dumbledore's eyes, it is still necessary to make a show.

Solim was also a first-time visitor, and Evans had chosen a good room, which was divided into two floors, with a staircase leading to the second floor. One look below is where Evans used to work – it's full of parchment. It must have been his resting place.

Solim saw Evans as soon as he entered the door, but he was ...... now

"Do you really think of Hogwarts as your home?" said Solim, seeing Evans' appearance.

Evans wore a shirt on top of it, and his arms were open, revealing a palm-wide heart guard. Underneath is a pair of blue and white striped shorts.

"I just got up, I'm busy until this morning. Evans complained, "I thought it would be comfortable to come to Hogwarts, there are so many things to record, and ......" Saying this, Evans was not confused, stared at Solim and said, "The little ones of Gryffindor are so good at tossing, I followed them around the Forbidden Forest and came back to stare at the door." I'm severely sleep-deprived right now. Can't they stop it?".

Evans said that he had followed Harry into the Forbidden Forest, so he must have seen something. Thinking of this, Solim was not ambiguous.

"Since you're talking about this, I happen to have something to discuss with you. Solim told Evans about the Gryffindor trio preparing to go to the next dungeon.

After listening, Evans slapped himself in the chubby face, "Isn't this nonsense, can't they lighten my burden a little?".

Thinking about the time he had to write a whole bunch of reports, Evans felt like his head was a little big.