In Slytherin's boys' dormitory.

Lynn looked at Thubert calmly, then slowly pulled out his wooden wand from the suitcase with one hand.

"I'll give you another chance and answer me, what are you? McLean."

He repeated the question again.

Shubert was stared at Linn's eyes and panicked. He avoided Linn's eyes, dodged his eyes, and shouted with a fierce look on his face.

"What are you doing with a magic wand? Want to have a wizard duel with me? Don't joke with Belloc! You are just an orphan from a Muggle! You know nothing and nothing! Do you know what people like us would call people like you? Mudba..."

"Tong-lock throat."

Lynn coldly spitted a spell from his mouth, and a bright red magic beam shot out from the tip of his wand. The next second, he hit the target accurately.

The effect of the evil curse was instantly reflected on Shubert's body. His tongue and palate were stuck together, and he had no choice but to speak, so he could only make an unknown "Uru Uru" sound from his throat in panic.

But Lynn did not stop. He walked quickly and grabbed his collar in front of him, then pressed him to the wall.

Lin Neng is very strong. Since he traveled to this world, he has been exercising every day. Of course, he is not comparable to adults, but among his peers, he is considered strong.

Shubert was held tightly by him, not only could he not speak in his mouth, but he even became difficult to breathe.

Lynn's face was still calm, without any hideousness, but it made Shubert feel a little fear from the bottom of his heart. His face turned red. I don't know if it was because he couldn't breathe the air or because he was angry. His limbs were constantly struggling but he couldn't break free from Lynn's hands.

"I actually want to go to school well, and I don't mean to cause trouble for anyone, but if someone wants to cause trouble for me... the consequences will not be the case today."

Lynn was half a head taller than Shubert, and he whispered in Shubert's ear.

"Can you understand what I mean?"

Thubert seemed to be tough, he glared at Lynn with his eyes, his clenched teeth seemed to tear him apart.

"It seems that your head is not very smart." Lynn shrugged, "I have already said so clearly that you still don't understand it, so there is nothing I can do."

He grabbed Shubert's neck with one hand, grabbed his hair with the other hand, controlled his head and smashed it against the wall!

A strong sense of dizziness almost made Shubert vomit, and then the severe pain made his tears and snot flow out.

"Well, I've provided you with some careful help to make your mind clear for a while. So now, can you understand what I say?"

Lynn's voice was like a devil's whisper in Shubert's ears. After all, he was only eleven years old, so he had no tough and unyielding will.

There was no way to speak, he could only nod and signal that he could understand, and then Lin Neng released his collar.

Shubert immediately collapsed to the ground like a drowning person who had just been rescued, breathing with his mouth wide open.

Linns shook his robe slowly, and then, as if he had changed his face, a kind smile appeared on his face, and he squatted down to help him tidy up the somewhat messy school robe.

"Sorry, I haven't learned to block the tongue and throat and untie the curse yet. I can't let you speak for the time being. I can only wait for the magic power to fail and let him untie it himself. You won't blame me, right?"

Shubert shook his head quickly and said that he had no intention of this. He now didn't even have the courage to look at Lynn.

"You are such a generous and kind person! Then I believe you will also expose this little misunderstanding between us. In the future, we will be good roommates and classmates, right?"

Lin En smiled sincerely, as if nothing had happened just now.

Thubert nodded mechanically. He just wanted to end the painful torture as soon as possible, and then lay down on the bed and sleep.

Lynn was very satisfied with his attitude, and then he turned his head to look at the two remaining roommates in the dormitory. They kept huddling in their bed and tremblingly watched the "friendly interaction" between Lynn and Shubert. Now they only want to eliminate their presence and try not to let the winner pay attention to him.

"Good night."

He smiled at them kindly, and immediately scared the two children to the point of covering their heads with the quilt.

At this time, Lin En no longer felt like reading books. She changed into her pajamas and after washing up, she lay down on the bed to prepare for rest.

His approach to solving this problem is rough, but it is also the most effective.

This is the reality. If you are afraid of trouble, you must let those who want to cause trouble for you know that the consequences of provoking you are very serious, so serious that the other party cannot afford it.

The soft ones are afraid of hard ones, the hard ones are afraid of being arrogant, the arrogant ones are afraid of being desperate

Using violence to solve violence is undoubtedly the most effective.

Of course, the prerequisite for doing this is to have equal strength.

Lynn knows very few spells now, and he can count them with just one slap. The only thing that can be called a little combative is the tongue-locking and throat-locking curse, which is the evil curse he learned from the few extracurricular books he bought at Lihen Bookstore.

According to the book, the creator of this spell is still his current school dean: Severus Snape.

So in the end it wasn't Lynn who wanted to roll up his sleeves and do it, but he had no other curse available. Could it be that he could still clean up at Shubert?

That would be a joke.

No words all night.

The next morning, the biological clock that Lynn had developed year-round let him open his eyes at four in the morning on time.

After he gently changed into a robe and washed up, he took his wand and left the dormitory with the textbook he had arrived in the morning.

The common room is empty.

But there is a creature that cannot be called human beings standing quietly by the fireplace.

The empty eyes that could suck people's souls like vortexes made Lin En feel a little furrowed.

He had to bite the bullet and say hello.

"Good morning, Mr. Barrow."

Bloodman Barrow, the resident ghost of Slytherin, was also present at yesterday's school dinner and sat together on Slytherin's long table.

"Oh, Slytherin's newborn." Bloodman Barrow's voice was very light, but it could be heard clearly.

"Why not lie in the warm bed for a while? Now even the sun is not rising outside."

Lynn said honestly.

"I usually get up so early at home. When I wake up and can't sleep, it's like going out for a walk and learning about the environment in Hogwarts."

Bloodman Barrow nodded: "Go to bed early and get up early is a good habit. If you get lost in the castle, you can ask the portraits on the wall, and they should be happy to guide you in the right direction."

"Thank you for your reminder."

After saying goodbye to Bloodman Barrow, Lynn left the common room.

It was indeed pitch black outside, but half of the sky in the east showed signs of light. It was estimated that he would see the sunrise in Hogwarts for the first time.

Lynn wrapped some robes tightly on his body, and then followed yesterday's guidance from Betty, the chief of the class, to explore the path to the magic class classroom.

The stairs in Hogwarts Castle are very dishonest. If you don’t mention the familiar route, you may be confused by those tricky stairs.

After an hour, Lynn was roughly familiar with several commonly used classrooms that Betty introduced to them yesterday. During this period, he also wandered around the entrance of the library. Maybe he would come often in the future, so it was necessary to explore the way in advance.

At about half past five, Lynn walked out of the castle and planned to go around the Black Lake for a routine morning jog every day.
Chapter completed!