Harry Potter: The Dragon That Sleeps

"Latest report on Gringotts break-in incident"

'The investigation is still ongoing... The head of the investigation, Mr. Chelter, believes that this is the work of an unknown dark force wizard... Gringotts once again emphasized that the thieves did not take anything away. In fact, before the theft occurred,

The invaded vault has been emptied...

…On the evening of the same day that the theft occurred, the riots in Diagon Alley were considered to be possibly related to the robbery. The Auror Office is actively summoning relevant personnel for questioning to search for further clues.’

In other words, his attack failed to make Quirrell give up the invasion, but only forced him to advance his plan?

As news of the attack on Gringotts spread, the main thread of the Book of Prophecy began to emerge.

Now that I have seen this information from the Daily Prophet, the protagonist group must have started to be vigilant in the past few days.

The troubles of the three little ones have nothing to do with Jodi for the time being. Before he has a rough plan in mind, Jodi dare not prematurely disrupt the step-by-step plot.

At this moment Jody was chasing after Professor Binns with his roll of newspapers.

"Hmm... Then you must have studied the Igni prophecy part by yourself, right? What are the three major rule prophecies? If you say it correctly, I will grant you the leave this semester." In the end, Jody convinced Professor Binns,

Prove that you have completely read this semester's history textbook.

Of course, asking for leave is only the first step. Jody found Professor Binns more to find out some information about Professor Quirrell.

"Sir, I have your permission to use that office. I wonder if you have gone back to that office recently?" Jody said with a hint of hope. If Professor Binns had gone back, it might be able to prove that the ghost office was safe.

Unfortunately, as Professor Binns said last semester, he has not been to that office for so long that he has no habit of returning there.

He preferred to stay in the faculty lounge where professors occasionally stayed, where there was a desk hung high in the corner to store some of Professor Binns' textbooks.

Jody was not discouraged when he received a negative answer. Of course, he did not have free time to do those boring things. He had many other things to ask about the ghost office, "Well, sir, you must still remember what you once gave me."

Pass the key to my gem door. I want to know if the protective magic of the gem door can tell whether there are any visitors within a period of time?"

Professor Binns was obviously stuck. When the old ghost faced some things that had nothing to do with the teaching content, he would reveal his old age at the soul level, "Gem Gate...Gem Magic. Gem Magic is an ancient and powerful magic.

History books have recorded how powerful and difficult to control the super-magic medium is, and Professor Flitwick must have taught it...after all, it is one of the eight major branches of magic.

The magic on the gem door is a very traditional gem magic structure. Because it is powerful, it has a single function. I don’t think I can recall any method that can detect such detailed things. But I can be sure that people who don’t have the key want to

If he enters there without your permission, he will definitely make a lot of noise and leave a lot of traces."

Professor Binns paused again, feeling unaccustomed to thinking about such boring things. "Is there a thief targeting you, Jody?"

Jodi couldn't say whether this answer was good or bad, he still couldn't get an accurate judgment.

Isn’t it really impossible to get the problem right before taking action?

After bidding farewell to Professor Binns, the next thing Jody has to do is of course give priority to recovering the sealed Ink Pool Shadow.

In Jody's judgment, it is not very likely that Quirrell provided the Inkwell and the Seven Doors to Voldemort. From Quirrell's letter, it can be seen that he was forced to go to the Albanian jungle by some third-party factors, and from the results

It seemed that he was so seriously injured that he could not even keep his consciousness intact, and his memory was severely damaged.

Voldemort failed to read the information about himself, so Quirrell must have hidden himself. Since he also hid himself, there is no reason why he should not hide the seven doors, which are more important than Jodi.

The strange thing is that Quirrell is not a good at Occlumency...how did he do it.

But this was just Jody's guess. Until this guess was confirmed, he had been planning based on the worst-case scenario.

If the Seventh Door is exposed, it will be very dangerous in the long run, but in fact, even if that person is Voldemort, he will not be able to do anything with the Seventh Door in the short term.

There are authority restrictions, and the powerful self-protection circle of the Sevenfold Gate cannot be violated even if the magic stone is used. What's more, there is only a seventh-level dark wizard in Quirrell?

After Professor Binns once again explained the credibility of gem magic, Jody finally made the decision to go to the ghost office.

Somewhat unexpectedly, when the afternoon he had chosen arrived, Mordria appeared in front of him unexpectedly.

Jodi, who was seduced by the little ghost's signal and avoided the crowd, showed a relaxed face in front of the ghost girl, with a gentle smile on his face, "Why~ didn't I just go to see you a few days ago? Now you miss me again."

Already?"

Mordria looked nervous, as if she was doing some underground work, "Jody, I heard it when I was wandering along the water pipe a few days ago, and I heard the chatter of those Slytherins. What bad ideas are they planning?

Woolen cloth!"

Wandering pipes? Don't go peeking into the prefect's bathroom. Jodi felt a little dissatisfied in her heart. She had to find a chance to tell her that she wouldn't be allowed to go to the boys' bathroom to do anything else.

It's strange that the Slytherins didn't have any bad intentions, but Jody is in no mood to make trouble with them at the moment.

"Then let them make trouble. You know how powerful I am, right? There's nothing they can do against me."

Jodi confidently believed that Mordrea should believe in her own strength, but it seemed that was not the case in the eyes of the ghost girl. No matter how many times Jodi showed her superiority among wizards of her age, she could not stop her worries.

"But this time is different. They seem to be talking about an 'alliance'. They are buying off your previous partners! Oh, by the way! I also heard a name...a man named Ogli!"

Jodi almost laughed out loud, "Did you hear that someone was planning to bribe Ogli? Is it the Ogli I thought about?"

"Hey! I'm really worried about you. Why are you still so immoral!"

"I'm sorry, sorry~" Jody apologized with a frown, "But things are indeed not as bad as you think. I am very happy that you are worried about me, so can you trust me a little bit?"

Mordrea still seemed dissatisfied with Jodi's statement, but at least she didn't ask any more questions.

She just looked at Jody expectantly, pouting and not wanting to leave.

A group of familiar Slytherin students hurried past, and several of them were still complaining loudly about the History of Magic course that was about to start. Jody knew that in another classroom in the castle, Quirrell must have begun to talk about Harry Potter.

Special education courses.

Today was the day he planned to open the gem door in front. If it were later, it would be easy to attract others' attention in the past when there was no one in the corridor.

"I have to go to class." Jody finally began to urge.

"Then go ahead, I'll watch you leave." Mordria twisted and swayed her academic robe, looking away to look at her toes.

"Then...I'm leaving first." Jodi was affected by the atmosphere and became a little weird. He only felt that the movements of his hands and feet seemed a little uncoordinated.

"Um!"