HP Approaches the Magical World

"We must go to Dumbledore,"

In the dark corridor, Harry said, "Hagrid told a stranger how to subdue Fluffy. The man in the cloak was either Snape or Voldemort - as long as he got Hagrid drunk, it would be very easy." It's easy to get his words out.

I only hope that Dumbledore can trust us. If Bane doesn't stop us, Firenze will testify for us. Where is Dumbledore's office? "

They looked around as though expecting to see a sign pointing them in the right direction, and they were never told where Dumbledore lived, nor did they know of anyone who had been taken to see the Headmaster.

"In that case, we have to—"

Harry hadn't finished speaking when a voice suddenly sounded from across the hall.

"What are you three doing here?"

Professor McGonagall came out of the darkness, holding a large stack of books in his arms. The professor glanced behind Harry and the others, and obviously found something unusual.

But Professor McGonagall is the only one who doesn't know about Jon. The light here is dim, and Jon doesn't know if he and Stephen have been discovered. When he was thinking about whether there was any danger, the two of them were suddenly dragged by some force into the shadows.

And it didn't make any sound.

"We want to see Professor Dumbledore."

As they were drawn closer into the shadows, they heard Hermione's voice.

Then there was nothing, as if a huge barrier was erected between them and that group of people, isolating all voices.

Looking again, a familiar figure was standing beside the two of them.

"Professor Snape?! Shocked me."

Jon breathed a sigh of relief. He thought it was Professor McGonagall who saw them and locked them up—who knows if Professor McGonagall has the ability to mimic the air like the legendary master of transfiguration?

"Jon, you shouldn't be here. I remember the elves and ghosts in the castle to help you record Mr. Potter's words and deeds, or other Hufflepuff students, not you two .”

Snape said in a more serious tone, "And you are too courageous, especially you Jon, have you forgotten that Professor McGonagall's immunity in the castle is greater than your immunity? What's wrong?"

Jon bowed his head and remained silent. It was indeed his fault for this matter. He and Snape were usually on the same page, but Snape was a professor after all, so Jon still had to listen to his criticism.

"Today is quite special. It happened suddenly, so there's nothing we can do about it." Jon waved the parchment inside, "Professor, they got the truth—except for the part about your suspicion."

Jon's words obviously had some effect. Snape tapped the tip of his wand, which weakened the seal on the surroundings, so Jon and Stephen could hear and see things outside again—they happened to see Professor McGonagall in his arms. The book fell to the floor with a clatter, but the witch did not pick it up.

"How do you know—"

She stammered and asked, apparently she had just heard about the Philosopher's Stone from Harry and the others, and was deeply shocked by it.

"Professor, I think - I know - Sneh - that someone is trying to steal the Philosopher's Stone,

I think I'll have to speak to Professor Dumbledore. "

In Jon's sight, Professor McGonagall looked at Harry with eyes mixed with astonishment and suspicion.

"Professor Dumbledore will be back tomorrow."

After being silent for a long time, the witch finally said, "I don't know how you found out about the Philosopher's Stone, but please rest assured that no one can steal it, it is strictly protected and nothing can go wrong."

"But the professor—"

"Potter, I know what I'm talking about."

She said impatiently, then bent down and picked up the book that had fallen on the floor.

"I suggest you go outside and get some sunshine."

Then she walked away, and when passing by Jon and the others, Professor Snape stepped forward, blocked Jon and Stephen, and sold himself to Professor McGonagall.

Naturally, a puzzled look cannot be avoided.

Jon hid behind and secretly rejoiced. Fortunately, Professor McGonagall was not so hostile to Snape now, and Dumbledore's trust in Snape still played a role.

But that's all. When Professor Snape started to play the role of a villain, Professor McGonagall began to doubt Snape's position.

This is something that cannot be explained clearly.

After Professor McGonagall left, the conversation did not end.

—“Just tonight,”

When Harry was sure that Professor McGonagall was out of hearing, he said hastily, "Snape is going through the trapdoor tonight. He got everything he needed, and now he's tricked Dumbledore out of the school. He must have sent the letter, and I bet the Ministry will be surprised to see Dumbledore suddenly appear."

"But what can we have—"

Hermione took a sharp breath, and Harry and Ron turned around at the same time.

Snape stood there.

Jon didn't have any complaints about Snape's behavior of exposing himself, or in other words, it wasn't a bad thing to give Harry and the others a little warning.

He and Stephen hid behind Snape, silent.

Stephen was recording, he was observing Harry and the others.

"good afternoon."

Snape said smoothly, "You shouldn't be indoors in this weather."

Snape forced an odd grin.

"You need to be careful," he said, "walking around like this, people will think you are trying to do something bad.

Gryffindor can't afford to lose another point, can it? "

Harry's face turned red suddenly, and they turned and walked outside, but Snape stopped them again.

"Just a word of warning, Potter - if you hang around in the middle of the night again, I'll fire you myself.

wish you happiness. "

He turned around and strode towards the faculty lounge, and Jon and Stephen quickly followed.

Beside them, a small strip of cloth suddenly disappeared, carrying Stephen's quill and parchment.

Harry Potter in the castle, owned by the elves.

No one is allowed to enter the faculty lounge, so Stephen didn't follow in, but turned a corner and walked towards the Hufflepuff common room. To be honest, he was actually a little tired after flying for so long .

In this state, he didn't want to stay by Snape's side for a long time.

But it was not Jon who followed Professor Snape into the staff lounge, but Filch.

Today's Filch looks particularly energetic, and he is not as slow as usual.

He looked at Professor McGonagall, who obviously shouldn't be here, and bent over.

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