Hogwarts: I'm Really Not The Dark Lord

In the library, Hermione complained with some resentment: "Those three guys really deducted points for Gryffindor again, Harry Potter and others have already deducted more than 200 points for Gryffindor, so that now Gryffindor's points are all the same. Still a negative number."

Regarding Miss Granger's resentment, Artorius said helplessly: "Yesterday, not only you Gryffindors were deducted points, Slytherin was also deducted, and only three of you Gryffindors were deducted fifty points, and one of us Slytherin was also deducted." Fifty points, so stop complaining."

Hermione who heard this sentence gave Artorius a blank look: "Obviously you could cast spells on Harry Potter and the others, but you didn't do so. My instinct tells me that you guy did it on purpose."

"As the prefect of Slytherin, isn't it a matter of course that I strive for honor for Slytherin?"

Hermione was speechless immediately, not because what Artorius said was reasonable, but because of Artorius' shamelessness, and Artorius' shamelessness directly made Hermione speechless.

If Hermione knew that Artorius was actually going to help Filch catch those Gryffindor students who wandered around at night, then Hermione would definitely be blown up on the spot.

Suddenly Hermione lowered her voice slightly and said: "Neville from before told me that they found a three-headed dog in a door on the fourth floor. The three-headed dog seemed to be guarding something."

When Artorius heard what Hermione said, he couldn't help but rolled his eyes at Hermione: "Miss Granger, I personally suggest that you should not be too curious, and at the same time, don't go out with Harry Potter and Ron Weasley Too close, otherwise you will be in danger when the time comes."

"You mean someone wants to steal what the three-headed dog guards."

Looking at the excited Hermione, Artorius couldn't help but let out a sigh, so is there really no way to change the adventurous spirit in Gryffindor's bones?

"Miss Hermione Granger々||."

Artorius' voice couldn't help becoming serious and serious.

"Don't try to take the risk understand? Otherwise I wouldn't mind sending a letter with Mr. and Ms. Granger.

Hermione stared at Artorius with wide eyes in disbelief: "You actually want to sue the parents!"

"It's so despicable!"

"I promised Mr. Granger and Ms. Granger will keep you safe, but what you have done has made me quite distressed. "If you must take risks, then I can only tell you everything you have done. Mr Granger and Queen Granger."

Immediately, Hermione puffed up her bun face, looking at Artorius with an angry look.

Reluctantly, Artorius reached out and pinched Miss Hermione's protein-filled face.

"My dear Miss Hermione, don't make me worry about you?"

Artorius spoke to Hermione in a soft voice.

Hermione felt a little shy for a moment.

Cassan Della looked at Artorius blankly and said, "Don't flirt with other girls like this in front of my fiancee."

Artorius was choked for a moment and turned his head to look helplessly at Kashan Della, Hermione's original shyness disappeared without a trace, and then she glared at Artorius.

Suddenly a silver-white phoenix flew from outside the library to Artorius's desk, and Dumbledore's voice came from the phoenix's mouth: "Mr. Pendragon, please come to the principal's office, the password is cockroach pile!"

"Is this a Patronus?"

Kashan Della looked at this phoenix Patronus in surprise. Kashan Della has heard of the Patronus Curse, but Cassan Della is only limited to knowing that the Patronus Charm can expel dementors and Voldebat, but he never thought that this Patronus Charm could be used to send messages?

"This is a patron saint, but it's different from other patron saints. Dumbledore's patron saint has developed an alternative use. It can convey some messages through the patron saint. Of course, this is a spell developed by Professor Dumbledore."

After answering this question, Artorius stood up: "Then I will go to the principal's office now."

After finishing speaking, Artorius stood up and walked towards the principal's office.

The headmaster's office of Hogwarts is located on the eighth floor of Hogwarts Castle. There is a gargoyle at the intersection. It needs to say the password correctly, and then it will jump to the side of the dripping pool, and the wall behind him will be split in half. People enter the principal's office through the spiral staircase hidden behind.

After Artorius said the password, he walked in, and what he saw was a spacious and beautiful circular room, and various voices came from the murals hanging on the wall

At the same time, on the slender-legged table, there were many strange silver utensils spinning and puffing out ten small puffs of smoke.

There is also a large table in the room, the table is in the shape of a claw, and there is a shelf behind the table, on which the sorting hat used to sort students was placed

The murals on the wall are Hogwarts headmasters, men and women, who greeted Artorius after seeing Artorius coming in.

"..." It's been a long time since a little wizard came to the headmaster's office, but it's a Slytherin little wizard.

A Headmaster, supposedly born in Gryffindor, said after seeing Artorius.

"Do you have an opinion? Wanna fight you bastard?"

The only Slytherin house headmaster, Phineas Nigellus Boo Laike (Wang's), growled at the other headmasters in framed pictures.

Then the principal in the picture frame got into a ball.

Artorius ignored the headmasters and looked at Dumbledore instead.

"Professor Dumbledore, what can I do for you?"

"I found out some clues about the last time someone wanted to kill you. Someone spent a million Galleons on the black market to offer a reward for your life, Pendragon

speed.

The principals in the portrait frame shouted out in disbelief one by one: "This is impossible!"

"A little first-year wizard was offered a reward of one million Galleons in the black market?"

The two principals who were fighting also stopped.

"Dumbledore, is the news you found true?"

"The news is true!"

Dumbledore answered in the affirmative. .