Allen didn't think too much about it. Instead, he looked at the other students.
Many of the students had their eyes closed. Some had their fingers clutching their robes. Some were shaking their heads slightly. Some opened their eyes warily and quietly took a few steps back.
Padma was muttering something. Allen heard her say, "Don't come over. Go away …"
"Is everyone ready?" Professor Lupin asked.
Allen didn't know if he was ready, but Professor Lupin said that he would be the last person to deal with Boggart.
And he was confident that he could definitely deal with Boggart.
Therefore, Allen stood aside calmly.
The other students nodded and rolled up their sleeves.
"Then who's first?" Professor Lupin asked.
Michael? Kona stepped forward.
Allen had a good impression of Michael. Not only because of his black hair, but also because when Malfoy and the others bullied Luna, Michael stood up for them without fear of Malfoy's threat.
"Very good, Michael! Let's all step back, "Professor Lupin said." We'll leave you some space, okay? When the time comes, I'll call the next student forward … Okay, everyone step back and make room for Michael — "
Allen looked at Professor Lupin in surprise.
If Professor Lupin could call out his name, it was because they were on the train.
But now, he could accurately call out Michael's name. That was definitely not an accident.
Professor Lupin was indeed a good teacher.
Allen made an evaluation in his heart.
Perhaps it was because it was not easy to come by, so he cherished it even more?
The students retreated to the wall, leaving only Michael standing alone by the wardrobe.
His face was a little pale, but he didn't retreat.
Now, Michael had already rolled up his sleeves and raised his wand in preparation.
"I'll count to three, Michael," Professor Lupin said, pointing to the wardrobe door handle with his wand. "One, two, three, go!"
A string of sparks shot out from the tip of Professor Lupin's wand and hit the spherical doorknob.
The door of the wardrobe suddenly opened, and a mummy with bloodstained bandages and bloodshot eyes walked out aggressively, glaring at Michael fiercely.
It shuffled slowly toward Michael, its stiff arms uplifted — and Michael remained motionless, as if he were frozen in fear.
"Michael!" Padma screamed.
Unexpectedly, Michael did not retreat. Instead, he pointed at the mummy with a pale face and shouted, "Funny, funny!"
One of the bandages at the mummy's feet came undone, and the mummy tripped and fell to the ground, its head rolling to the side.
"Padma!" Professor Lupin shouted.
Padma seemed to be encouraged by Michael's courage. She gritted her teeth and rushed past Michael.
Crack! The mummy disappeared, and in its place was a skull with leathery purple and green skin and black eyes that glowed like coal.
The skull's dry black lips were drawn back, as if it was roaring angrily.
"What kind of skull is this? Why isn't it white? "
Michael had just recovered from the excitement of defeating the Boggart when he was startled by the skull in front of Padma.
"It's a jungle skull." Allen looked at Padma with interest, the girl who had been whispering in fear.
The skull floated and flew towards Padma.
Like a big tennis ball, the skull flew so fast that it hit Padma's chest and bounced off her head.
Padma's princess-like hair, carefully arranged in a princess's bun, was knocked loose and stuck to his head in a tangled mess.
Padma screamed, "Funny, funny!"
A net suddenly wrapped around the skull. The skull barged around in the net, unable to break out no matter what. Then, it actually laid an egg!
The students burst into laughter. The skull was rooted to the ground, as if it was confused by what had happened.
Lupin shouted, "Lisa? Du Ping? "
Lisa rushed forward impatiently. A female ghost in a white robe appeared. Her black hair trailed to the ground, and her eyes were empty.
She opened her mouth wide, and suddenly, a strange and terrifying sound echoed in the classroom. It was a shrill scream, and Allen's hair stood on end.
How fiercely he had charged just now was how fast he was retreating now.
Shrieked Liza. 'Slick-Slick-Slick-Slick-Slick!'
The female ghost's white robe suddenly turned into a grass skirt, and there was a garland on her black hair. She twisted and turned on the spot.
Next, Boggart turned into a rattlesnake, a python, a fire-breathing dragon, a huge red ant …
A huge brown gorilla appeared in the classroom!
It was at least eight feet tall, with large black eyes and a conspicuous purple chest.
The gorilla's claws were as big as a baseball glove, and its head was as big as a basketball.
"That's the ugliest thing I've ever seen!" Padma cried, covering his face with his hands.
"Funny, funny!" Goldstein roared.
As if it had drunk a shrinking potion, the gorilla instantly shrunk and turned into a little monkey drinking milk from a milk bottle. It was soft and cute.
Finally, Professor Lupin shouted, "Allen, come forward and kill it."
All the Ravenclaw looked at Allen expectantly. They all wanted to know what the seemingly perfect, omniscient, omnipotent Allen was afraid of.
Allen walked forward and subconsciously activated the Brain Seal Technique.
"Pa!" Boggart turned into a ticking clock with the hands moving backwards.
With another snap, Boggart turned into a pile of gold, a piece of red mud, and a wriggling snail …
Next, Boggart twisted faster and faster, spinning on the ground in the middle of the classroom …
"Allen, you're indeed the most talented student I've ever seen." Professor Lupin looked at Allen in surprise. "But why don't you face your true self? Only by facing your own fear can you overcome it. "
Allen blinked. Professor Lupin's words seemed to make sense. If he didn't know what he was really afraid of, why would he be afraid of exposing it to others?
Allen released the Brain Seal Technique that he had been using.
A female ghost with black hair and white clothes appeared in the classroom.
Lisa looked at Allen in surprise. The best student in the grade, Allen, was actually afraid of the same thing as her!
In fact, if you looked closely, it was not the same.
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