The Occult Warlock of Hogwarts

"George went to call DeWitt and the professor," Fred scolded Flint and whispered to Hermione: "I listened for a while, and I don't think you are a liar about this kind of thing.

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"What I'm telling you is the truth," Hermione's eyes had lost all the anger, and she looked at Emma behind Flint with disgust - that pitiful and beautiful face that was still sobbing, the more she looked at it, the more sinister she felt: "And

I still don’t know why! She is still lying! She can actually cry! I don’t understand, how can she..."

The too bizarre and sudden changes shocked Hermione's concept. She was an honest girl. Her emotions, which had gradually calmed down during the confrontation, became uncontrollable during the fierce accusations. However, she calmed down in the end. Now Hermione has given up.

After hearing the explanation, she planned to wait for the professor to deal with it.

Marcus Flint begins a war of words with Fred Weasley.

Fred said that the other party was ugly, and Flint said that the other party was a pure-blood disgrace.

The topic started from this, just like the previous confrontations between Gryffindor and Slytherin, the scolding war between the students of the two houses will eventually start in the direction of attacking each other's house, until the two people roll up their sleeves and pull out their wands, ready to fight.

At that time, students from other colleges intervened.

He was a tall, strong boy with black hair, gray eyes, gentle facial features, strong facial lines, and a kind of outstanding handsomeness. His voice was not loud, but powerful enough, and his words were concise, making people think he would be a normal person.

A person of few words.

"Stop! You are in Hogwarts!" He walked between Fred and Flint and said with a frown: "Don't fight."

"Cedric?" Fred said immediately: "Don't worry! Slytherin's poisonous snakes are starting to spit blood, don't you think I will find out their snakes?"

"Are you George or Fred?" Cedric asked in a low voice, trying not to appear biased, and then raised his voice and said, "Wait for the professor to deal with it!"

"I'm Fred," Fred also lowered his voice and said without moving his lips: "George has already gone to call someone, we won't suffer at all-"

People came, but what Fred thought should come and what shouldn't come came at the same time.

Professor McGonagall was leading George, DeWitt was nearby, and Harry and Ron were in the corner not far away, having already squeezed into the crowd.

Professor Snape didn't bring anyone with him - but his gloomy aura couldn't even bring the twins to life here.

The expressions of the two professors were very serious. They walked to the students in their own college to ask about the situation. Professor McGonagall dismissed the onlookers:

"Don't show up in places that have nothing to do with you! Now go back to the lounges of each college - and you..." She glanced at Snape.

Snape understood and said: "Follow me."

On the way out, Professor McGonagall caught Harry and Ron following them, and also saw DeWitt. While driving away Harry and Ron, DeWitt made eye contact with Hermione.

With help, DeWitt understood what Hermione meant - since Hermione insisted that she did not want to delay him, then he would obey and not participate - this was not a big deal. In the eyes of the professors, it would just be a small talk among students.

Contradiction - just like Malfoy using a curse on Neville, if no one tells the professor, the professor will not care.

Now, the professor and the client went to the office, and the "relatives" of the client were waiting around the door of the office. No other Slytherin students came.

"Weasley was separated," George said sadly, "We lost a good opportunity to face Snape!"

DeWitt didn't speak. He tried his best to listen to what was going on in the office.

After Professor McGonagall calmly asked: "What on earth is going on?", the piercing screams started again.

At the murder scene where his father died, DeWitt heard almost the same scream - it was Emma Grossman.

How much injustice must be done to make someone lose control of their emotions to such a state? DeWitt combined his knowledge of Hermione to try to reconstruct what happened - and finally he believed that Hermione did not lie.

After finally calming down Emma's emotions - it was Snape who moved his mouth - DeWitt could imagine Snape's sullen face, speaking those soothing words in a calm tone, and eyes like black holes.

Will stare at people...

Then Hermione told the story. She said she chose to fight back in the face of a sneak attack, and she also said she jumped from a high place. Needless to say, the reason why she was unscathed, the professors can understand it - what else is there besides magic?<

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It was George Weasley's turn. He explained that when he was talking, Marcus Flint would interrupt angrily and illogically: "You Gryffindors..." and repeated: "Abandon the honor of wizards."

", flipping over and over, still shouting: "It's unreasonable." If there was no professor present, there would definitely be a lot of dirty words sprayed out from the thick purple lips with long beards through the crooked buck teeth.

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George's response was simple. He said smoothly: "You can only stutter and curse, right? Do you know what happened? Don't you think it's ridiculous to stand up and take the blame without knowing what happened?

You are still talking nonsense right now. Do you know that Hogwarts does not allow private duels? Do you know that wizards are equal everywhere? Do you know that what you just said has proven who will be the shame of pure blood?

?Professors, do you know the origin of his attack on Hermione? Also, Flint asked Hermione to hand over her wand. When did a student also have the power of an Auror in the Ministry of Magic? Look, it’s Flint

Knowing that you can't pass the Auror exam, you just break the rules - professors, you say - are there school rules? Are there laws?"

Professor McGonagall is still very serious, but her eyes are shining, indicating hidden happiness.

Professor Snape's eyes became more and more gloomy, and he gave Flint a hard look - for some well-known secrets, he would not forgive those who attack students with Muggle origins, so Snape

Pu just pretended that he didn't know anything, so he simply shut up and sulked, and let George scold Flint well.

Emma wanted to speak. She tried to find a way to reverse the situation in her favor. However, just as she was about to speak, Snape's eyes suddenly glanced over - there was warning and disgust in his eyes, and Emma clearly felt a strong desire.

The bad premonition turned into concrete thoughts that shocked and shouted in her heart, constantly emphasizing to convince her that Snape had seen through her thoughts, and Snape knew what was going on.

After quickly calming down, Emma began to think again - she first wondered whether her intuition made sense. Then she decided to trust her intuition even if it didn't make sense. Then the question became - why didn't Snape expose himself?

Either he didn't want Slytherin to deduct points, Emma analyzed, or he didn't see the truth of the matter and felt that he was wrong, but the results in both cases are the same - if he doesn't expose himself, it will be the result.

Covering oneself is the result, so she cannot give up her defense, so Emma no longer screams, but sobs, like a frightened child who has become calmer after being protected, crying and saying:

"Things...things...are not like that..."