Harry Potter’s Book of Sin

"...Yes, Professor McGonagall, I personally think that Miss Blois’s proposal can indeed be tried. That’s why I came here specifically to meet with you—you know, the rune of Maca The equipment is worth my personal trip. I just don’t know... what do you think?"

Sirius came to Italy on a special trip, and naturally received a special reception from Professor McGonagall. Except for a few words with Snape on the side of the road at first, he soon went upstairs to sit down at the invitation of Minerva and drank a cup of hot coffee full of Italian flavor.

However, compared to steaming drinks and sweet and delicious pastries, the topics they talked about were far less relaxed.

"Sirius...Although I really want to go, you also know that I have to look at the children here-whether it's as a principal for Hogwarts or as a It's really hard for me to walk away from ordinary professors for the parents who entrust their children to us."

Listening to Minerva's sincere but apologetic answer, Sirius could only nod slightly.

As the other party said, Sirius was indeed very clear about the other party's difficulties. In particular, he also knows that although Maca’s early wake-up of the disaster caused the whole school to escape, when the disaster struck, he did his best to treat many British wizard families, including the parents of the students, and even The Muggles were sent to France to be resettled by the Blois family, and many of them are lucky enough to survive to this day.

However, after that, the parents of the students also sent a letter to Professor McGonagall who was taking refuge in overseas studies through the Blois family. While trying their best to express their gratitude, they sincerely asked the group of Hoggs headed by Professor McGonagall. Professor Woz, I hope their children can be asylum.

For Minerva McGonagall, as a professor, this may have been a legitimate responsibility! But when they received the letter of plea signed by both wizards and Muggle parents, their sense of responsibility suddenly became heavier.

So, in such a situation where everything is still unclear and most of the students are still anxious, how can Minerva agree to the proposal brought by Sirius?

"Then... I'll go ask Flitwick again! He was also a duel champion back then, and he has been studying spells all these years. Maybe he can try what he says—"

Sirius was saying this, and suddenly saw that Snape, who had been sitting around and hadn't opened his mouth since he came over, took out his pocket watch and looked at it, then stood up on his own, as if he was planning to go away.

He didn't care, after all, in his opinion, it didn't matter whether Snape was there or not, and it was even better to go far earlier. When Minerva saw it, she couldn't help but said casually:

"Severus, where are you going? Pomona shouldn't finish class in a while, right?"

Yes, even in Italy, the teaching of the little wizards is still going on every day... Well, in fact, it would be better to say that the task of teaching is even more important in the face of this increasingly serious disaster.

"I just heard you mention a duel champion, I suddenly remembered that I had to check the status of the duel puppet-I still have to use it in the next lesson."

Snape explained casually, without stopping, and soon went out from the door.

Seeing his gloomy and hurried appearance, Sirius curled his lips subconsciously and said casually:

"After so many years, this kid hasn't changed much. He still carries that face that looks like he owes him a lot of Jin Jialong..."

"Let's just say a few words," Minerva on the opposite side said a little blamelessly, "Severus has helped us a lot over the years! Especially after taking over the duties of the Defence Against the Dark Arts class professor, He taught the children a lot of practical knowledge, and for this he also spent a lot of time... He is just not good at interacting with people!"

Seeing Minerva speaking for Snape, although Sirius wanted to refute a few more words about the latter, he only shrugged in the end.

Afterwards, the two quickly returned the topic to the original matter.

...

About half an hour after Snape left, Professor McGonagall had a lot of conversations with Sirius. From the beginning, there was the matter about Maca's rune equipment, and it continued to the front line...that is, the current situation of the British disaster.

Even if the frontline is so dangerous, it is almost impossible for Hermione and others to communicate the information at the first time, so that Sirius can only take out the part of the news he knows, but that alone is enough. Professor McGonagall frowned.

At the same time, the two of them were of course completely unaware that something seemed to have happened in the past half an hour.

Until, a quick knock on the door interrupted the conversation that was about to end.

"Tom Tom Tom--"

Hear the sound coming from the door, UU reading www. Professor uukanshu.com Professor McGonagall paused for a while, then stood up.

"Sit down first, and I'll go see what happened to those kids again."

Minerva has long been accustomed to the various toss of little wizards who have nothing to do for so many years, especially since she has been the dean of Gryffindor Academy for so long.

However, during this disaster, she could also feel that the children gradually became sensible one by one-did Lavender and Romida only appear when Ms. Rich came before? If it were in the past, the number of students coming to join in the fun would be more than five times more!

"what happened?"

Minerva, who had long heard the noisy movement in the hallway outside the door, would not be surprised when she opened the door and saw these little guys in front of her, so she asked with a stern face as usual.

"Professor McGonagall! Colin... Go and see Colin! He fainted just now, and looks very bad. Jimmy has gone to Mrs. Pomfrey behind his back...Neither do we Know what's going on!"

"what!"

Hearing what the student in front of her said, Minerva's face suddenly changed, and she turned her head abruptly and said to Sirius who had already followed behind her:

"I have to go and see, you—"

"Stop talking, I'll go too."

Sirius waved his hand, and then he didn't care about the little wizards who looked at him in surprise, and hurried with Minerva to follow the student who came to report.

"Even Italy...isn't it safe anymore?" He secretly worried in his heart.