Hogwarts: What Bad Intentions Could A Little Snake Have?

"Professor," Crow hesitated for a moment and then asked cautiously.

"Are you sure that Voldemort will not take action against Hogwarts?"

"I'm not sure," Dumbledore said calmly, "but I believe in one thing."

"What's up?"

"I believe that Voldemort will never allow his enemies to exist in this world."

Dumbledore smiled and said that he would do his best to get rid of Professor MacLean.

"Okay." Crow said.

"Crow, this is the best option, isn't it?"

Dumbledore looked at Crow, staring straight at him.

"You want to stay in this world and witness the birth of miracles, right?"

Crow didn't speak, but his eyes told 19 Bullydo his answer.

"Okay," Dumbledore said happily, "Tonight, you can come with me."

"Where are we going?" Crow asked.

"Go and see William who was possessed by dark magic. He is also a poor man." Dumbledore said.

"I heard he was locked up in the cellar," Crow said.

"It was a scary place."

"You don't have to worry," Dumbledore said.

"Although there are many venomous snakes and rats in the cellar, I promise they won't bite you.

And you will find that this is simply a good place for self-cultivation. "

The two people walked into the dark cellar one after another.

Crow pressed close to Dumbledore's body, afraid of touching something.

Dumbledore led Crow around the rooms deep in the cellar and to the far corner.

There was a man curled up there, wearing shabby clothes and dirty, with long unkempt hair covering his face.

He is like a stray dog.

Dumbledore stretched out his foot and kicked him and said.

"Hey, doesn't the dark magic taste good?"

The curled up man slowly raised his head.

Revealing a pale face, his eyes were lifeless, as if his soul had left his body.

"Oh, my God." Crow couldn't help covering his mouth, "Professor, what's going on?"

"His brain is broken." Dumbledore said, "I guess this may be the sequelae of dark magic.

"I think," Crow said, "that he might hurt you."

"I don't think he will," said Dumbledore.

Crow did not continue to admonish Dumbledore.

He knew his professor's temperament, he had made up his mind, and he would not change his mind no matter what he said.

"So. How do you plan to place him?" Crow asked.

"When the time is right, I will send him away." Dumbledore said.

He glanced at the huddled man and then changed the subject.

"By the way, Crow, how is your investigation going on Diggory?"

"I asked someone about it, and it is said that his reputation in the school is not bad." Crow said.

"Of course I know that this is an excellent professor and he will not betray the school easily."

Dumbledore said, "I'm still surprised, though."

"What?"

"Professor Diggory will actually attend Snape's Potions class during the summer vacation." Dumbledore said.

"I remember that it was MacLean who suggested raising the potions class to level four."

"This is a good thing." Crow said, "I think. He may want to increase the influence of the college in this way.".