Hogwarts: The Greatest Wizard

"Ah, thank you, Feeney."

Hagrid felt the fir tree on his shoulders lighten and then float. He turned to look at Feeney and said with a smile,

Feeney shrugged and said,

"Are they sent to the auditorium?"

Hagrid nodded,

"good."

Feeney answered while controlling the fir trees in the air to float towards the auditorium.

"Hitting someone is against the school rules of Hogwarts. Therefore, five points are deducted from Gryffindor. Weasley, you should be glad that you did not deduct more. Okay, I think you need to leave here."

Behind Finny and Hagrid came Snape's cold, bat-like husky voice.

"That's obviously not Ron's fault."

Hagrid said to Finny a little unconvinced,

Feeney patted Hagrid on the shoulder and said,

"Snape's dislike of Gryffindor was well known throughout Hogwarts, not to mention that his preference for Slytherin was never hidden,"

Hagrid sighed and said,

"Forget it, Christmas is coming soon, come with me to the auditorium to see it, it's absolutely wonderful."

So, Feeney followed Hagrid and controlled the fir tree to the auditorium.

At this time, Professor McGonagall and Professor Flitwick were both using magic to decorate Christmas decorations.

"Ah, did Hagrid bring the last tree?"

Professor McGonagall saw Hagrid and said hurriedly,

Hagrid touched his head sheepishly and said,

"Finney got it for me."

Upon hearing this, Flitwick turned to look at Feeney, and then said with praise,

"Perfect shrinking spell and levitating spell, well done. If this were in class, I would definitely give Slytherin five points."

Feeney shrugged and said,

"Actually, it's not necessary. All three houses except Gryffindor were given an extra five points just now."

Professor McGonagall was stunned, looked at Feeney and asked,

"what happened?"

Feeney smiled and told Professor McGonagall what had just happened. At this time, Ron and the other three also walked into the auditorium.

At this time, the auditorium looked spectacular. The walls were covered with hanging flower ribbons composed of balls and mistletoe. Twelve towering Christmas trees were erected around it. Some of the trees also had some small shiny icicles hanging on them. There were hundreds of candles flickering.

"Want to decorate together?"

Professor Flitwick smiled and asked Feeney,

Feeney also smiled and nodded, waving his wand and controlling the decorative items to decorate the fir tree that he and Hagrid had just brought in.

"How many days until vacation?"

On the other side, Hagrid was chatting with Harry, Ron, Neville, and Hermione, and asked,

Hermione said,

"Only one day left,"

Neville seemed to have just remembered something, looked at Ron and said,

"Ron, I just remembered that Harry and I are leaving school, and you are the only one staying here for Christmas. So, during this holiday, I will trouble you to search for information in the library."

Mr. and Mrs. Weasley are going to Nemaroa to see Charlie working at the dragon farm this holiday. Therefore, whether it is Percy, George and Fred, or Ron, they will all be at Hogwart this Christmas holiday. I spent the time here,

Ron heard this and said with some frustration,

"You and Harry are leaving school, and I'm the only one staying here."

Harry thought for a moment and said to Ron,

"Well, maybe I could ask Sirius, I mean, maybe you could spend this Christmas with us,"

When Ron heard this, his eyes lit up, he looked at Harry and asked,

"Really? I get to spend this Christmas with you and Sirius?"

Harry nodded and said,

"I need to ask Sirius, but he should agree."

After hearing this, Feeney couldn't listen anymore.

Because Sirius had previously stated in his letter that he wanted to spend this Christmas with Harry at No. 12 Grimmauld Place, that's why Feeny chose to stay at Hogwarts.

There is no problem for Harry to go to No. 12 Grimmauld Place, but there is a big hidden danger for Ron, a loudmouth, to go there. After all, it is now protected by the Fidelity Charm.

But once Ron knows the address and tells it everywhere, it will be very bad.

If it is a normal Loyalty Spell, you don’t have to worry about this, because only the person who keeps the secret can tell other people the address, and only those who know the address can see it.

However, the secret keeper of the Grimmauld Place Fidelity Charm was Finny himself. This led to the fact that after Sirius and Harry knew the address, because both Finny and Sirius belonged to the owners of this place, Harry Naturally, he became another secret keeper.

Feeney wasn't sure if Ron would become the new secret keeper if he found out.

You know, Feeney hid No. 12 Grimmauld Place not only to avoid being targeted by other pure-blood families, but also to attack,

There are also some preparations for things that will disrupt the magic world in the next few years.

It's not that Finny doesn't like Ron, it's just that Ron really can't stand secrets now. Maybe in a few years, he will be able to keep secrets after experiencing a lot, but he definitely can't keep them secrets now.

Because of this, Feeney spoke,

He looked at Harry and asked,

"Harry, Sirius wrote to me saying that you will be celebrating the holidays at the Black Mansion this year?"

Harry nodded and was about to speak,

Interrupted by Feeney,

"Wait, Harry, Sirius should have told you that the address of the old house must not be revealed under any circumstances, right?"

Harry nodded again, looked at Finney in confusion and asked,

"Yes, what's the matter?"

Finney glanced at Ron and said,

"If Ron wants to spend the holiday with you, maybe I need to tell Sirius to change the place. Black has many properties under his name, and only the old house is protected by my Fidelius Charm, so, except you and Sirius, no one else can go there."

When Ron heard this, he looked at Finney with an ugly look, and there was a hint of resentment in his eyes.

Harry had some Difficult, and unwilling,

"But, Sirius..."

Finny interrupted him,

"Believe me, Sirius thinks so too. As for your belief that he will definitely agree to this matter, if it is in another place, maybe he will agree, but that place doesn't think it's possible."

At this point, Finny paused, looked at Harry and said,

"In addition, as your godfather's brother, your uncle, Harry, I'm telling you one thing, in the future, if something is not certain and there will still be unexpected changes, don't promise others, even if there will be no unexpected changes, don't be so firm, because this will not only cut off your own way out, but also cut off the way out for others."