A Certain Hogwarts Magician Professor

"Calm down, Miss Granger!" Felix asked. "You need to tell me how long it has been since you and Harry last saw each other? Can you pinpoint his location now? How did he track him down? Basilisk?"

Hermione said quickly: "No more than five minutes, Professor. We assumed the entrance to the Chamber of Secrets was in Myrtle's bathroom, so we made an appointment to meet there. Harry used Parseltongue to locate the basilisk..."

"Very well," Felix interrupted her. He waved his wand, and a silver light flew from the tip of the wand, condensing in the air into a small bird with a pair of long and narrow scythes hanging in the air. type wings.

Felix said loudly: "Headmaster Dumbledore, Harry Potter is tracking the Basilisk of the Chamber of Secrets alone, please come to Myrtle's abandoned bathroom, which is most likely where the entrance to the Chamber of Secrets is located."

After finishing speaking, the small bird flapped its wings and disappeared instantly as a streamer.

"Professor, what kind of magic is this?" Even in an emergency, the little witch couldn't help but ask.

"The Patronus Charm, it can help you defend against dementors, or send a temporary letter or something."

"Is that a swift?"

"Well, it's fast."

"Let's go to the bathroom first," Felix said to Hermione. "You can tell me what happened on the way."

When the two almost reached Myrtle's bathroom, Felix had already figured out the situation.

An hour ago.

Harry, Ron and Hermione sat in the Great Hall quickly finishing their dinner, looked at each other and slipped out in tacit understanding.

"It's six-twenty now," Hermione said to the two of them before the action. "We have about forty minutes. As long as we get back to the common room before seven, no one will notice that we've been out. "

They were going to have a showdown with Professor Hepp, and after gaining his trust, they reported the secret room information to Headmaster Dumbledore.

But something went wrong along the way—

"Tear you apart... to kill... hungry for blood..."

As they passed a dimly lit hallway, Harry suddenly heard the voice and shouted: "It's the Basilisk! It's out!"

"Did you hear that?" said Ron nervously.

Harry rushed out, he climbed a flight of stairs, ears perked up, he seemed to hear a screeching noise, and he strode, Ron and Hermione closely behind.

But if the sound wasn't there, Harry would get lost every now and then, and he had to climb up and down to find out where he was.

The three of them ran for most of the day, exhausted and out of breath.

"It's back? Maybe just out for a walk?" Ron asked expectantly.

"Absolutely not!" said Harry. "It wants to kill, it says it wants blood!"

"Tear apart you... target..."

Harry raised his head sharply, the voice above his head.

"It's upstairs!"

Harry ran upstairs quickly, leaving Ron and Hermione well behind.

Turning a corner, he saw Justin coming alone from the other side of the corridor.

"Come out...kill...torn to shreds..."

Harry's expression was terrified, it was too late. He shouted to Justin: "Close your eyes, Justin! Close your eyes, the Basilisk from the Chamber of Secrets is out!"

Justin has been avoiding Harry for the past few days, and asked in astonishment, "What?"

Harry didn't have time to explain, he had clearly heard the "clicking" sound, it must be the basilisk, it is about to come out, it is going to kill!

"There are many obstacles!" Harry took out his wand, and an obstacle spell knocked Justin into the air, with surprise and panic on his face.

Harry threw himself on Justin to drag him away, and it wasn't easy - Justin struggled to get rid of the spell's effects, and the two became entangled.

"What are you going to do? Harry, what are you going to do!"

"Shut up! I'm saving your life!" Harry punched him hard to silence him, "Listen! The monster in the secret room is out, its eyes can kill people, so close your eyes quickly ."

The rustling voice came, and it was particularly clear in the corridor.

Justin closed his eyes tightly, his body trembling uncontrollably. Harry closed his eyes too, fumbling for his wand with one hand—his wand fell to the ground during a brief fight between the two.

"Are we going to die, Harry? I don't want to die, Harry, I'm sorry I misunderstood you," Justin said incoherently.

"Shut up!" Harry yelled, a clear echo echoing through the hallway.

He bumped into a little stick, which was his wand, but he couldn't fight the basilisk at all, his eyes were still closed!

A door was slammed open, the "clicking" sound was getting closer, Harry judged that the basilisk was less than two meters away from them, maybe its head was hanging in front of him?

He even smelled a pungent stench.

"Get out of here!" he yelled.

"What?" Justin asked shiveringly.

"It's not you, get out of here!"

Justin only understood the first half of the sentence, and the second half of the sentence, from Harry's mouth was a creepy sound, like the "hiss" of a snake, but much more terrifying than that.

It was Parseltongue, and he woke up in an instant.

Harry kept speaking the serpent language, telling the basilisk to "get out of here" and "go back", which worked, and the sound of the basilisk moving stopped.

But instead of moving away, it responded, "Murder... Master's order... Tear... Clear Muggles..."

"Get out of here!" Harry said in Parseltongue, "I order you, get out of here!" Thanks to the magic scroll he's been using for the past two days, he's become quite proficient in Parseltongue.

"Master's order..."

"Your master and I are best friends, we're a gang, listen! You're in danger now, a powerful wizard is coming! Get out of here!" Harry kept urging, he didn't know Could it work, but Hermione's inquiries from Professor Hepp said that Parseltongue could control snakes.

He didn't know if it was true or not, but he could only pray in his heart that it was true.

Finally, the basilisk moved, and Harry held his breath, waiting for the judgment of fate - fortunately, the basilisk's sliding sound got further and further away, and finally disappeared.

"Can't stop the killing... next attack... soon... too long..." These were the words Harry heard from the ceiling, as the basilisk appeared to be back in the pipe.

Justin slumped to the ground shivering, looking unsure.

"It's over." Harry opened his eyes.

After dozens of seconds, Hermione and Ron chased from behind panting, "Harry, what happened?" They got lost and took a detour.

Harry said with horror: "The basilisk wanted to attack Justin, and I stopped it."

"What—oh, my God!" Hermione pointed to the scratches on the ground. "This is..."

"Yeah, I met it head-on."

Let me tell you in advance that the next episode is the end of the previous foreshadowings. The protagonist has less direct scenes (it's not that there is none), but it seems that the protagonist is not written much. In fact, every step of the plot is the result of his participation, influence and change. It can be understood as the butterfly effect, and it is also to focus on the different characteristics of the trio, both good and bad. Readers are welcome to discuss. After the plot is over, it's the main character's role.