The Druid Master of Hogwarts

Since receiving the birthday present from Fish, Professor McGonagall has always been in a good mood. Even if some students violated the school rules, she tried to take it lightly.

The Gryffindor students naturally knew why, but the students of the other three academies who didn't know the situation were taken aback by Professor McGonagall's unusual performance.

The professors knew the cause and effect. After all, in his spare time, Professor McGonagall always took the initiative to take out the cat-head snitch to chat with them, but he made a group of professors envious.

Only Snape sits firmly on the Diaoyutai. Anyway, next year, he will also receive a gift from Mao Mao.

By mid-October, the deans of all four colleges had issued notices to their students, reminding them to hand in their signed permission forms to Hogsmeade by Halloween.

However, this matter has little to do with Fei Xu. Anyway, even if there was no permission form, he would go there whenever he wanted. Besides, the kittens have lived there for several years, and the place has long lost its freshness.

But Fish's other classmates were very excited, especially Hermione, a little wizard who usually stayed in the Muggle world, to be able to play in Hogsmeade, which was really new to them.

Under normal circumstances, no guardian of a little wizard would not sign their permission form. Even Neville's grandmother signed the permission form directly and sent it to Professor McGonagall with an owl.

Only Harry Potter's permission form was not signed. Although the Dursleys did not dare to abuse Harry after being taught a lesson by Fish, it did not prevent them from blocking Harry in this kind of thing. .

What's more, Harry blew his aunt into a big balloon this summer, and then fled the Dursley's house directly, making it even less likely that Vernon and Penny would sign him.

"Professor, my aunt and uncle... uh... they forgot to sign my form."

After the Transfiguration class, Harry found Professor McGonagall and said with a dodgy look.

Although Harry had been invited by Fish to visit Hogsmeade a few times during the summer, he still wanted to hang out with his friends every weekend.

Professor McGonagall looked at Harry over her square glasses and said nothing.

"So... uh... do you think... I mean, could... let me go to Hogsmeade?"

Harry hesitated to discuss with Professor McGonagall.

Professor McGonagall lowered his eyes and began to organize the lecture notes on the table.

"I'm afraid not, Potter," she said. "You heard what I said. You can't go without a watch, that's the rule."

"But... Professor, my aunt and uncle... you know, they're Muggles, and they don't really understand... Hogwarts forms or anything like that," said Harry, Ron Desperately nodding to the side to encourage him, "If you say I can go..."

At other times, Professor McGonagall, who was in a good mood recently, wouldn't mind opening a back door for Harry, after all, she did know the situation of the Dursleys.

But not now, to be precise, there was no way she would agree to Harry going to Hogsmeade until Sirius Black was caught.

"But I won't say it," said Professor McGonagall, standing up and putting the handout neatly in the drawer. "The form clearly states that it must be signed by a parent or guardian."

She turned to look at Harry and Ron, and warned with a serious expression: "Don't even think about going to Fish, I will tell him not to take Potter to Hogsmeade without permission."

The expressions on the faces of the two people who were guessed were suddenly depressed.

"I'm sorry, Potter, but that's the only way it can go." Professor McGonagall, who saw the change in the expressions of the two, shook his head helplessly. "You better hurry up, or you'll be late for the next class."

After speaking, she quickly left the classroom.

"Professor McGonagall is too much! It's a shame we held her birthday party a few days ago!"

After Professor McGonagall walked away,

Ron complained bitterly.

And Harry couldn't help but feel resentment in his heart, even if he actually vaguely guessed the reason why Professor McGonagall didn't allow him to go to Hogsmeade, but for a teenage child, many times , your own safety is not that important compared to playing...

Not to mention Harry is a Gryffindor.

After dinner, everyone went back to the common room and felt sorry for Harry after learning that he couldn't go to Hogsmeade. Only Hermione and Ginny agreed with Mike because they also knew about Sirius Black. Professor Greg's approach.

"Isn't there a party," Ron said, wanting to cheer Harry up, "you know, the Halloween party, it's in the evening."

"Yeah," said Harry sullenly, "great." Gu

Seeing him like this, the others came over to comfort him sympathetically, and got together to advise Harry.

"I can imitate your uncle's handwriting and sign your permission form."

Dean Thomas, who is good at drawing, said so, but was rejected by Harry.

"Professor McGonagall already knew that my form was not signed."

He shook his head regretfully, and had come to discuss it with Dean if he knew it earlier.

"When the time comes, use your invisibility cloak and sneak out with us?" Ron suggested half-truths.

"Are you crazy? Professor Dumbledore said at the beginning of the school year that the Invisibility Cloak can't hide the dementors guarding the school gate!"

Hermione glared at Ron, who had made a fool of himself, then turned to Harry and said, "Harry, don't be stupid, what Professor Dumbledore said at the time was obviously a warning to you."

In fact, even if Hermione hadn't reminded him, Harry wouldn't have done it...he had too much psychological shadow on the Dementors to do anything to provoke them.

And Percy's words of consolation were probably the least useful.

"They're making a lot of noise at Hogsmeade, but I tell you, Harry, it's not that good at all," he said solemnly. "Yeah, the candy store is pretty good, but the Joko joke shop is dangerous. Oh yes, the Screaming Shack is worth a visit. But other than that, Harry, honestly, you haven't missed a thing."

If Harry hadn't been to Hogsmeade, he might have believed it.

"So, can't we really let Fish come to think of a way?"

Ron reluctantly looked at the kitten who was surrounded by a group of girls and was doing homework.

Hearing Ron mentioning his name, Fish twitched the cat's ears and looked up.

"No meow."

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The kitten purred and shook his head. He hadn't joined the conversation just now, because Professor McGonagall found him specially after the Transfiguration class and repeatedly emphasized this to him.

"Minerva has warned Fish very seriously that she can't help Harry go to Hogsmeade, if Fish did that, she would be very, very angry, even more so than when Fish lied to her and the Compound Potion before. An angry meow."

The little witches sitting around Fisch glared at Ron, and strongly condemned his behavior of wanting to harm Fisch.

"I'm sorry, I was wrong, we won't be looking for Feishu again!"

Ron couldn't stand the bombardment by the girls, so he quickly confessed.

It seemed that Harry looked a little pitiful. After thinking about it, Fishu also comforted: "Harry, didn't you go to Hogsmeade with Fish during the summer vacation? I have all the fun places. I've taken you around, and then I'll go to the Honey Duke to buy something to eat..."

"Oh, that's right meow!"

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The kitten suddenly remembered something and added: "Is it because of Aunt Rosemerta? During your summer vacation, you seem to like to go to the Three Broomsticks bar to see her meow."

Having said this, Mao Mao tilted his head, and then swore to promise: "If that's the case, Fish can promise you that when they go to Hogsmeade, he will take you to see Aunt Koerla in the Forbidden Forest. Meow... as long as Minerva allows it."

"..."

Seeing the trash-looking eyes from the girls around him, and the understanding eyes from the boys, Harry Potter has no time to think about Hogsmeade now...

He just wanted to draw out his wand and cast a powerful Oblivion Charm on everyone.

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