HP Approaches the Magic World

The fact that Jon wanted to talk to Dumbledore seemed to Snape to be very normal and a very common thing.

But what he didn't quite understand was why Jon wanted him to be the messenger in the middle.

Wouldn't it be better to just go find Dumbledore yourself? Dumbledore's office is obviously right there.

But unlike Jon's convoluted thoughts, he still asked the question.

"Uh, how do you say this?"

Jon really didn't know how to relay the problem he had with Dumbledore to Snape, because this question seemed a little pretentious to outsiders, and more importantly, since Dumbledore

Lido did not tell Snape about Mr. Nico Flamel, which shows that Dumbledore did not want this matter to be spread.

After all, the Red Loyalty Curse is not just a matter of words, even if the target of this curse is no longer alive.

Then Jon won't say anything in vain. The reason why he can maintain a peaceful relationship with Dumbledore despite constantly challenging Dumbledore is inseparable from his eye-catching way of survival.

Open relationship.

He knew what to say and what not to say, and what to say on any occasion, so Dumbledore just felt that he was a little out of control, but did not think that he had any bad intentions.

And being about the same age as Harry is also a protective color.

No one would have thought that a twelve-year-old child could be so mature, and also somewhat scheming.

"Anyway, there was a little incident between me and Dumbledore recently. It's really not suitable for me to get in trouble with him during this period of time, so I'd like to ask you to help me find out what's going on."

"Okay, okay, there's no problem with this." Snape agreed happily, and then left Jon's cabin.

For the next few weeks, Jon received no response, as if the incident had never happened.

Jon didn't think it was because Snape didn't help him ask. He knew very well that with Snape's character, he wouldn't have replied to him if he hadn't helped him get the matter resolved.

This situation is very difficult to deal with, and Jon has no way to directly ask Snape how the situation is going, as that would make it seem like he doesn't trust Snape.

Moreover, there is no progress on Stephen's side. A place called Dragon Soul Crypt has never appeared in the records of Hogwarts School, even though he has mobilized most of his strength to investigate the records in the library.

, but nothing gained.

In fact, the best way to do this is to ask the ghosts directly, but Helga has said before that there are some secrets that the ghosts of the school cannot tell the students at will.

For schools, ghosts, as "living creatures" that can exist in the school for a long time, must be able to know a lot of secrets about the school, but the reason why secrets are secrets is that they cannot be known to too many people.

So there is such an unwritten rule among the ghost groups in the school.

No ghost, no matter how long he or she has been at Hogwarts, is allowed to reveal or discuss matters at the school level.

The criteria for determining this so-called "school level" are very strange. Because of Helena's status, she revealed where the Ravenclaw diadem was hidden to Voldemort. This was not a school-level matter.

Even if the crown is a treasure left to the school by the founder of the school, without knowing it, the crown can completely become Helena's personal possession.

After all, she is technically the heir of Ravenclaw.

But Jon is also the heir of Hufflepuff.

Sometimes identity is useless, but sometimes it can play a big role.

But identity, like reputation, should not be squandered frequently.

If you use it too much, others will not pay much attention to it. Even if you value it on the surface, it will become perfunctory on the inside.

To put it simply, it means promising things well on the surface, but not doing anything behind the scenes.

In fact, for Peeves and the Fat Friar, Jon doesn't need to worry about this.

Both of these ghosts have a certain interest relationship with him, and they have a good relationship with each other, but Jon has no intention of asking them.

Asking them about this kind of thing would be fruitless. Dumbledore disagreed and there was nothing anyone could do. Maybe Peeves could help with Jon's departure from school, but there was nothing that could be done about it.

Helga was obviously used to the way she and Dumbledore got along before, but it was obvious that this way of getting along did not apply to Jon and Dumbledore.

After all, Jon is only a descendant of Hufflepuff, not Hufflepuff himself.

Furthermore, Jon also very doubted whether the Dragon Soul Crypt mentioned by Helga could continue to be used in the current world environment.

It's more likely that it can't be used, Jon suspected, while asking Stephen and other students who were investigating the matter to withdraw their hands.

After all, it's almost the end of the semester. There are still more than three months until June, and there are only about thirteen or four weeks until the final exam.

Students also have to prepare for their own studies and exams. Teachers have gradually assigned more and more homework. The Easter holiday is getting closer. With less than a month left, Jon plans to be more direct.

Go find Dumbledore.

After all, the finishing of the purified potion is very important to Jon. In Helga's design manuscript, this step is related to the final sublimation of the purified soul. This is also the reason why Jon moved out of the castle before.

That step of sublimation seems to cause something like a vision. If you don't leave the castle, I'm afraid it won't be concealed.

What happened at the training ground was entirely because someone gave him a pillow when he fell asleep. It was nothing if he didn't use it. Above these real benefits, Jon's face was really dispensable.

Winter has completely passed, and the spring sky is clear and clear. There is no fog here in London. The sky is blue like the color of forget-me-not flowers, and the air is filled with the atmosphere of approaching summer.

Living here in the Forbidden Forest is relatively free and more comfortable. Except for some courses that he has to attend, he has already obtained the guidelines for several professors' courses that do not require him to attend classes. This special treatment has not been used.

The professors have already explained the problem clearly.

Dumbledore still gave him a lot of freedom, so can Jon's repeated excessive demands on himself be granted?

Still a little worried.