From Beauxbatons to Hogwarts

In fact, Malfoy had no intention of engaging in a wizard duel at all. He only had to tell the school administrator, Mr. Filch, that someone was wandering the prize room tonight. Harry Potter would be caught on the spot, deducted points, and imprisoned.

Confinement or even outright expulsion.

But Harry and Ron didn't think so much in their little minds. They only thought about Malfoy's sarcastic face constantly appearing in the darkness - this was a great opportunity for Harry to defeat Malfoy face to face, and he couldn't let it go.

Even though Hermione tried to persuade the two of them: "You must not wander around the school at night. Think about it, if you are caught, how many points will you lose to Gryffindor, and you will definitely be caught. You

It’s really selfish.”

However, Harry and Ron responded coldly: "It has nothing to do with you." "Goodbye."

The two people's cold attitude made Hermione purse her lips into a straight line, making her look very much like Professor McGonagall.

"It's half past eleven," Ron finally whispered, "we have to go."

They put on their robes, picked up their wands, and tiptoed through the rooms in the castle, down the spiral staircase, and into the Gryffindor common room.

What they didn't expect was that the light in the lounge was still on and there were three people inside. George and Fred were busy working on their alchemy works. They just raised their heads and glanced at the two of them before immersing themselves in their work again.

Hermione Granger. Wearing a pink nightgown, she sat on the chair nearest to them and took a nap. When she heard the two people coming downstairs, she was awakened immediately. She frowned and said to the two of them: "I don't dare.

I believe you did this, Harry."

"You!" Ron said angrily, "go back to bed!"

"George, Fred, come and take care of your brother." Hermione asked the other two people present for help.

Unexpectedly, one of the twins said slowly: "Night travel is not a big deal. Hermione, don't be nervous. They will have a long memory when they are caught by Filch." Hermione wanted to do their alchemy after hearing this.

The work was smashed.

Harry and Ron couldn't believe there were such nosy people.

"Let's go." Ron said to Harry after hearing what his brother said.

Harry pushed away the portrait of the Fat Lady and climbed in through the hole. Hermione would not give in so easily. She followed Ron and climbed into the hole, roaring at them like an angry lioness: "You will kill Gran

Findo's points are all lost. Think about it, Harry, how many points you have been deducted by Snape. If he catches you tonight, he will have to expel you!"

The three of them saw Neville locked outside the portrait at the entrance of the cave. Only then did Hermione discover that the Fat Lady had gone out for a visit late at night, and the four of them were locked outside the Gryffindor common room.

Ron said: "We have to go, we're going to be late."

"I'll go with you." Hermione looked at Ron angrily and said.

"You are not allowed to go."

"Do you think I will stand outside here, waiting for Filch to come and catch me? If he finds a few of us, I will tell him the truth and say that I am trying to dissuade you. When the time comes, you will

You can bear witness to my words.”

"You're quite brave -" Ron said loudly.

"Don't leave me!" Neville said, getting up from the ground, "I don't want to stay here alone. The ghost of Bloody Balor has passed here twice."

The four of them struggled for a while at the door of the Gryffindor lounge, and finally the four of them decided to go to the prize showroom together.

Harry and others quickly arrived at the trophy display room, but instead of seeing Malfoy, they heard Filch's voice.

"Run!" Harry shouted, and the four of them ran down the corridor at full speed, not daring to look back to see if Filch was following.

The four people ran away like headless chickens and hurriedly walked into the corridor on the right side of the fourth floor. They fled desperately until they reached the end of the corridor, and slammed into a door - the door was locked.

"It's over!" Ron whimpered. They pushed the door desperately. "I'm going to be fired! Mom is going to kill me!"

Just as Hermione was about to use the unlocking spell to unlock the door, a figure suddenly appeared in the darkness and grabbed Hermione's hand holding the wand: "Don't move."

Harry screamed in his heart: "It's over." He was caught by the school professor.

Calvin glanced at the four of them with blood-red eyes and whispered: "Don't make any sound."

Then he waved his magic wand: "The phantom disappears without a trace." The four people were enveloped in the phantom spell.

Filch, who was rushing over, felt someone at the end of the corridor and asked loudly: "Who is there?"

"It's me, Mr. Filch." Calvin replied calmly.

"Oh, it turns out to be Professor Capet." Filch lost his temper instantly, looked around Calvin for a while, and asked hesitantly: "Professor Capet, did you see any students passing by here just now?"

"Student?" Calvin continued to say in a calm tone. Harry's heart was pounding beside him and he was so nervous that he couldn't breathe.

"I seem to hear which direction they are going." Calvin pointed in the opposite direction, and Filch and his cat went in that direction.

After Filch completely left here, Calvin lifted the Disillusionment Curse for Harry and the other four.

Calvin's scrutinizing eyes scanned the four of them, and finally his eyes rested on Harry.

"Four of you stayed up at night, wandered around at night, and wanted to enter the forbidden areas strictly prohibited by Professor Dumbledore. Do you need me to count how many school rules you violated tonight?" Calvin lowered his voice and spoke in a cold voice.

Question the four of them.

Harry felt very uncomfortable. The way Calvin spoke reminded him of Professor Snape.

"And you, Miss Granger. Even if Mr. Potter and Mr. Weasley are so reckless, have you also lost your mind?"

Hermione lowered her head and began to cry silently, wiping the tears from the corners of her eyes with her clothes.

In the end, it was Neville who hesitated and asked: "Professor Capet, will you deduct points from us?"

Unexpectedly, Calvin shook his head: "When I was at Hogwarts, I also knew four students who loved taking risks and didn't abide by school rules. Several of them were friends with me. So this time I won't

Your college points will be deducted."

The four of them were ecstatic after hearing this, and they all looked at Calvin with grins.

Just as Calvin was about to leave, Harry asked: "Professor, Professor Capet, what is behind this door?"

"It's nothing, Principal Dumbledore just kept a big dog inside." Calvin opened the door and blocked the four people from outside, only letting them take a look inside.

A dog so large that it filled all the space from ceiling to floor stood on a trap door. It had three heads, three pairs of vicious eyes that rolled around, and three drooling mouths.

Before Harry and the others fainted from shock, Calvin closed the door. Now they knew why this place was off limits.

They returned to the lounge, where George and Fred were still working on their alchemical works. Seeing them coming back, they asked relaxedly: "Have you been caught?"

Ron nodded: "We were caught by Professor Capet, but he let us go."

George and Fred looked at each other: "You're lucky."

Harry went straight back to bed. He seemed to have figured out the whereabouts of the dirty little package in the underground vault of No. 713.