The Druid Master of Hogwarts

One hundred and forty-nine, onlookers

Just as a group of unscrupulous onlookers were noisy, Harry rode his broomstick and managed to grab the correct key.

He and Ron controlled the brooms and fell back to the ground, shoving the key into the lock and looking at Hermione, who had been less active from the beginning.

"Hermione, what's the matter with you? It's suddenly so quiet."

At the same time Harry asked, he pushed open the wooden door, and it was dark inside.

After hesitating for a moment, Hermione decided to tell Harry what she found, but instead of expressing her doubts directly, she reminded side-by-side: "Do you think... these levels are a bit... child's play? Can you stop Snape, or any other dark wizard trying to steal the Philosopher's Stone?"

Harry and Ron, who were about to go inside, were stunned for a while. After Hermione's reminder, they also found that these levels seemed a little too simple, and their first-year students passed without much effort.

"Snape was always stopped by the level of Fluffy and Quirrell," Ron couldn't understand what Hermione was really trying to convey, "and it's better to keep it simple? That way we can get it first. The magic stone."

"Yes, and according to Fish, there are giant monsters behind, and that thing is not easy to deal with."

Harry was also helping, and he didn't catch Hermione's subtext.

However, his words made Hermione stunned for a moment. She felt like she had caught something, but she couldn't be sure for a while.

"Okay, Hermione," Harry stepped into the next room, "I don't know what you're struggling with, but isn't the most important thing now to get the Philosopher's Stone?"

As he stepped into the room, the originally dark room immediately became brightly lit, and the oversized wizard chess that Fisher had mentioned was displayed in front of them.

Ron, who is very good at wizard chess, exclaimed again: "If only I could have a set of wizard chess like this."

Then he stomped the chessboard under his feet and looked at Hermione, who was still trying to catch that hint of inspiration, "Hermione, can you turn this chessboard into a pit like Fish did?"

Hermione, who was interrupted, gave him an angry look, "No!"

"Oh...then it looks like we have to play chess to get to the other side of the room."

Ron's brows lit up suddenly,

As the best chess player among the three, now is the time for him to show his talents!

"Humph! Sure enough, it's Gryffindor, who likes to be in the limelight so much."

Seeing Ron's undisguised joy, Snape also showed undisguised disgust.

He remembered the two people he hated most when he was a student - James Potter and Sirius Black. Those two guys also wanted to be in the limelight all day long, and Snape was the object they used to be in the limelight.

Snape narrowed his eyes and looked at Harry's eyes filled with malice and hatred. After staring for a while, he glanced at Dumbledore beside him.

Feeling Snape's gaze, Dumbledore said with a smile: "Don't worry, Severus, I won't break my promise to you before, I believe you can handle it well."

Professor McGonagall looked suspiciously at these two guys who had apparently had a deal in private, frowned and didn't ask any further.

She also knew a little about the relationship between Snape and Harry, so she wasn't worried that Snape would be bad for Harry, at most she just took the opportunity to teach her a lesson.

Slandering the professor and taking risks in violation of the school rules should be taught a lesson!

Thinking of this, Professor McGonagall turned to look at Fish again.

Fisher was just taught a lesson by Professor McGonagall, and now he is grinning and rubbing his red face, and he has no intention to pay attention to the conversation between the bad old man and Professor Oilhead.

Until Professor McGonagall gave him that dangerous look...

"Meow!"∑(●ΦДΦ●)

The frightened Fish took a big step back and stared back at Professor McGonagall with a wary expression on his face.

"Don't pinch Feishu's face again!"(ノ)`Д(ヾ)

Fish protested loudly, clutching his cheek.

"Then don't always cause trouble for me!"

Seeing Fishh's cautious appearance, Professor McGonagall stretched out his hand angrily and hilariously, and rubbed his head vigorously.

"I didn't always get into trouble, meow!" Feixu said, and then he immediately lowered his head and raised his fingers...

After counting it carefully, he raised his hands proudly, "I've only been caught by Minerva nine times since I started school, and I don't even have two hands!" (●ΦДΦ●)

"I've only caught it nine times..." Professor McGonagall gritted her teeth and stared at Fish with a grin. "That means, is there something else I don't know about?"

"Meow! It's just...there's no such thing...Fei Xu can be good meow..." (●3●)

Seeing Feishe's obviously insincere expression, Professor McGonagall shook her head dumbfoundedly, but she didn't really pursue it, because she also knew that it was unrealistic to want to completely catch Feishu.

Not to mention Feixu, even when the twins violated the school rules, she was not always able to catch them.

"Do you still think Weasley is simply showing off, Severus?"

At this time, Dumbledore next to him suddenly spoke up. Professor McGonagall looked at the chessboard he had built, and saw that the chess game had come to the end. Ron gave away the knight he represented to Harry, who was the bishop. Creates an opportunity for checkmate White's king.

"Stupid, reckless, reckless."

Snape pursed his lips in disdain, and spat out the three words Slytherin used most to mock Gryffindor.

"In my opinion, this embodies the noble qualities of Weasley's bravery and sacrifice!"

Professor McGonagall, the head of Gryffindor, immediately retorted.

However, Snape, like before, had no intention of arguing with Professor McGonagall at all, he turned his head away and ended the topic.

"We can't leave Ron here, in case Snape comes over, he'll kill Ron!"

Because of Ron's "sacrifice", Hermione's original suspicion was slightly reduced. She grabbed Harry, who wanted to get the Philosopher's Stone quickly, and said anxiously.

"Heh...stupid, reckless, and inconsiderate."

Snape let out a short jeer, repeated the previous three words, and glanced at Professor McGonagall and Dumbledore.

Professor McGonagall shook her head helplessly, because Harry's performance just now made her have no confidence to refute Snape, but fortunately there was a Hermione, which saved their Gryffindor a little bit.

And the old and cunning Dumbledore was still smiling and didn't care about Snape's ridicule.

Knowing that the next level was a troll, it was impossible for Harry and Hermione to take a comatose Ron along, so they discussed it, dragged Ron to the corner, and covered him Invisibility Cloak.

After the two of them left the room, Dumbledore and the others walked up.

Snape lifted the Invisibility Cloak off Ron's body and pulled out his wand with a grin.

"what!"

Ron, who was awakened by a sting, screamed and jumped up, and then he saw the familiar and sinister face in front of him.

"Snape!"

"Five points from Gryffindor, reason, disrespect to the professor."

Snape said slowly.

"What, what?"

Just when Ron was confused and couldn't figure out the situation, another familiar face appeared next to him.

"Good evening meow!" (●ΦωΦ●)

"Fish?! Why are you here?!"

"I'm here with Minerva and the others to see you guys play the game."

Fish told the truth.

"Professor McGonagall? Professor Dumbledore?"

Ron, whose head became more and more confused, turned his head, only to find that in addition to Snape and Fish, Dumbledore and Professor McGonagall were also here.

"What the hell is going on?!"

Ron held his head, suspecting that he had just been knocked out and still not awake, and everything in front of him was his own dream.

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