The Legend of Harry Potter Schoolmaster

"Oh, it's an honor to meet you, Mr. Patrick!" The man said with a cheerful face.

Jon took a good look at him... He looked of medium build, wearing a dark English tuxedo, a new low tie, and a pair of sheepskin shoes; he looked quite gentlemanly, and he looked pretty good.

"I think so do I, Mr. Smith!" Jon smiled and nodded at him, pointing to the empty seat in front of him: "Sit down."

William Smith put his cane aside, sat gracefully across from Jon, and said nonchalantly, "Mr. Patrick, as a German... I am very surprised that your English is so fluent and excellent."

"Because my aunt lives in England, I often go to visit her!" Jon said calmly. He had used this excuse too many times, and his face did not fluctuate when he quoted it.

"Oh, that's right!" The other party looked shocked: "Then we can be regarded as half fellows?"

"Probably." Jon took a sip of Albania's specialty olive tea, and from the corner of his eyes, he glanced at the gentleman named "William Smith" meaningfully: "Mr. Smith, you are from England, so you are Huo Did you graduate from Gwartz Academy of Magic?"

"Of course!" Smith nodded without hesitation: "I graduated from the Slytherin House of Hogwarts, a symbol of pure blood and nobility!"

"I've heard about it." Jon took another sip of olive tea: "Professor Severus Snape, the dean of Slytherin, I heard that he is a very responsible and excellent Potions teacher." Expert... You have been in contact with him for seven years, so you must be very familiar with him."

"That's natural. It's hard for you to imagine a better dean than Professor Snape." Smith nodded again: "And you, Mr. Patrick, which school did you graduate from?"

"Durmstrang..." Jon replied flatly: "But I didn't graduate, and I was expelled by them a year ago because of a small accident."

He deliberately lowered his tone, pretending not to mention it.

William - Smith is also very gentleman did not speak.

...

The two remained silent for a while, and Jon had almost finished his breakfast.

"Oh, that's right!" William Smith seemed to remember something, and asked, "Mr. Patrick, what is your business in Albania?"

"I'm going to the city of Kruya to do something there!" Jon replied briefly.

"Oh, my God... the city of Kruja!" Smith looked very surprised: "I didn't expect, Mr. Patrick... The destination of our trip is actually the same, and I just happened to go to Kruja too. city."

"Really?" Jon was taken aback for a moment, and then a smile appeared on the corner of his mouth: "That's a coincidence!"

"Why don't we drop by... We have a companion to take care of us. Muggles in Albania are very hostile to wizards," Smith suggested.

"Of course, I'd love to!" Jon nodded without hesitation.

"Then I'll go back to my room to pack my things, and we'll meet here later, let's go together?" Smith said.

"I'll be waiting for you here." Jon said while pointing to his suitcase: "I have already prepared everything that should be prepared."

William Smith has already run away with small steps... and Jon's eyes once again focused on the book "Alayne Shafik Takes You Around Europe" in his hand.

He didn't lie, the city of Kruja in central Albania was exactly the destination of his trip. In the village of Badley-Barberton a week ago, he got the place name from Horace Slughorn... There is something very important for making Horcruxes there.

So if you want to make a Horcrux, you must come here.

But just now, in Alian Shafik's description of the country of Albania, he saw this place name again... It's just that Mr. William Smith's sudden appearance interrupted his thoughts.

Jon turned the book to the page again—

"George Skanderbeg, the national hero of Albania, declared the independence of Albania in the city of Kruja... After that, Skanderbeg repelled the three sieges of the city of Kruja by the Ottoman sultans... Legend has it that Skanderbeg Pei can turn into a giant eagle, which is also the reason why he is invincible in every battle...

During the fourth siege of the city of Keruja by the Ottoman sultans, they used magic long arrows to shoot Skanderbeg, who had turned into a giant eagle, from the sky... Battle of Skanderbeg After his death, the city of Kruja fell, and some Albanians fled to southern Italy, while the rest were forced to convert to the Ottomans..."

"Coincidentally, the city of Kruja is the place where Skanderbeg resisted and died in battle." Jon murmured, while frowning, thinking about something.

Is there any connection between the two... Jon clearly remembered that Professor Binns once said in the first "History of Magic" class that a lot of Muggle history is actually a continuation of wizard history .

While thinking, Jon closed the book again and put it in the suitcase.

Suddenly, his expression changed, and he quickly pulled out his wand from his pocket——

...

Another person appeared in front of Jon Hart.

It wasn't the English gentleman, Mr. William Smith, but the weird guy at the next table. Jon clearly remembered that the other party ordered a pot of lamb stew for breakfast just now, and angrily scolded the hotel for its poor cooking.

After taking a close look at the other party, it was obvious that he could see it more clearly... The other party's hair was disheveled, as if it hadn't been washed for many days; the facial features on the face were not coordinated at all, very ugly; the nails were still pointed...

"Are you going to Kruja?" The other party saw the wand in Jon's hand, stepped back a few steps in fear, and then asked roughly.

"That's right." Jon looked at him with great interest and nodded.

"Kruya, I'm going there too...we can go together!" There was a smile on the face of the weirdo, looking very hideous.

"You're going to Kruja too?" Jon only found it more interesting.

The weirdo nodded.

"Mr. Patrick...Mr. Patrick..." At this moment, William Smith rushed over with his suitcase, looking at Jon and the strange man in front of Jon in astonishment: "What's going on? "

"I think..." Jon said calmly, "We need one more traveling companion!"