A Certain Hogwarts Magician Professor

Felix found it hard to understand the Lockhart professor.

He has seen through the essence of this person - a businessman who sells books by making up stories and self-hype.

As for the magic ability, it has been returned to the teacher with the graduation.

The writer's routine is to put the protagonist of the story in his own name, and he also shamelessly uses the banner of "autobiography" to make money.

This kind of thing is not uncommon in the Muggle world, but the wizarding world is not so open, and it can even be said to be quite simple in a way. You said in the book that it was your own adventure, and everyone chose to believe it - and this was suspected of fraud, and once it broke out, it was basically a ruined end.

Does he not know this himself? Do you know why you dance like this? And performing in front of some of the best wizards in the British wizarding world?

To be honest, Felix didn't understand at all.

He and Lockhart are two completely different people.

"Silence." With Lockhart coming, Dumbledore presided over the meeting.

"The second attack happened just an hour ago. It was also petrified, just like Mrs. Norris." Dumbledore said a little heavy.

"But the nature of this time is completely different. The victim is a little wizard, a first-year freshman, which means-" His deep blue eyes looked around oppressively, "The secret room has really been opened. "

"Hogwarts is in crisis!"

All professors became solemn.

Next, Professor McGonagall told the information about the last time the Chamber of Secrets was opened. She pursed her lips and began to tell that piece of history: "Fifty years ago, the secret room was opened once."

"A student died because of this. Her name was Myrtle Elizabeth Warren, and yes, she still remains at Hogwarts as a ghost on campus."

"However, the Chamber of Secrets has been closed since then, until now—"

"So," Lockhart said impatiently, "the attack is over? I mean, there's already a student hit, isn't it? I've seen quite a few similar cases, like the Morgan Lake monster, Occurs every thirty years, and since I gave the inhabitants there my homemade amulet, they haven't been bothered..."

Professor McGonagall's lips pursed even tighter, and she exclaimed in a rare voice, "I must remind you, Professor Lockhart! Colin Creevey was just petrified, he didn't lose his life."

Dumbledore followed McGonagall's words: "Yes, none of us know whether the monster will attack, and whether the consequence is just petrification. If you have any suggestions, you can put them forward."

Professor McGonagall said: "I currently arrange prefects to patrol, and it is strictly forbidden for little wizards to go to remote places. For the little wizards in the first and second grades, they have to queue up to get off and go to get out of class, and try to reduce the number of independent actions."

"Very well, Minerva," Dumbledore approved.

"Headmaster Dumbledore," Felix felt compelled to state the information he had. "My focus has always been on the Chamber of Secrets. Around the Chamber of Secrets, there are three key words—"

He glanced at everyone, "Unknown monster, Slytherin's heir, the location of the secret room."

"As long as we know any point, we can figure out the truth."

Dumbledore folded his slender fingers, as if thinking, "Please go on, Felix."

"Unknown monster, why don't we associate it with Slytherin? Slytherin's symbol is a snake, maybe this monster is also a snake, so the problem of how it appeared in the castle is solved - with the help of all over Hogg Watts' pipeline."

When everyone thought about it, Snape spoke up, and said in his sweet, nonchalant tone, "Felix, Slytherin's symbol may be a snake, but that's only because he's a Parseltongue. If you study him a little, you will find that he is a master of blood research, and the magical blood he studies is beyond your imagination."

"But we can't rule that out, can we?"

"Huh! That unknown monster murdered a witch fifty years ago, and fifty years later, all it did was petrify..." Snape stared at Phil with his icy, stone-like eyes Lix, "If I'm not mistaken, Felix, isn't that the same monster?"

Felix shook his head, "I can't explain this either, so my opinion can only be used for your reference."

He continued: "Slytherin heir, I can think of two possibilities. Active and passive."

"Perhaps the heir is sober, he knows what he is doing, such as inheriting the will of Slytherin and expelling the little wizard of the Muggle family. But it is also possible that he accidentally obtained Slytherin's relic and was controlled by it. ."

Dumbledore raised his head, "Very insightful view, you have expanded our thinking for us."

He pondered, "We ignored this in the past. It seems that we need to strengthen the ideological education of our students."

Felix's "manipulation theory" attracted many professors to discuss. He waited for a while and continued: "As for the location of the secret room, I have no way of knowing. Maybe I can ask about the castle's portrait and ghost?"

After a long silence, an old professor hesitated and said, "I shouldn't have said it originally, but I think that Hogwarts is at a critical period, and any clue is very important..."

Felix looked at the old professor. His name was Sylvanus Kettleborn. He was his teacher in the conservation of magical creatures class when he was in school, but it was said that he planned to retire.

Known for his fondness for researching and tending dangerous creatures, the professor set an unprecedented record with 62 inspections during his tenure at the school.

Let Felix evaluate it, it is another version of Hagrid.

At the moment, Kettleborn said, "That kid is definitely not a bad guy, but if he were like me... made a mistake out of curiosity," he paused and said a name: "Rubber Hay grid."

"It's not him, Sylva," said Dumbledore firmly, "I was the professor of Transfiguration at the school, and I knew he was innocent, but there was no proof... Under pressure, Headmaster Dippet fired him. ."

"It was a serious mistake and we didn't catch the real culprit."

At the end of the meeting, Dumbledore assigned a series of tasks. At present, he can only focus on prevention. In addition to daily inspections, he also called on the little wizards in the classroom not to trust any nonsense about magic items.

When Felix went out, he saw Lockhart talking to Dumbledore.

The headmaster's expression was very intriguing.