The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

Andy couldn't help but feel a little funny.

If Voldemort's purpose of throwing out the Chamber of Secrets was to create chaos and attract everyone's attention, then his plan was a complete failure.

Andy tried to reason.

If I 'reported' Ron's problem today, what would happen next?

Harry heard a 'hissing' sound.

This shows that Voldemort has laid the groundwork in advance.

Once Andy reports Ron...

During the dispute between the two parties, it is very likely that the secret of Harry being a Parselmouth will be exposed, and by the way, Andy will also be exposed that he has learned Parselmouth.

In this way, the secret room can be led out naturally.

Andy frowned slightly, "This reasoning seems reasonable, but..."

The secret room is already empty! ?

And Dumbledore is not a fool. A secret room and a Horcrux of Voldemort - Dumbledore naturally knows which is more important between the two.

"It would be a bit silly if it was just to attract attention."

Andy complained: "It's okay to deceive the little wizard, but this method can't deceive Dumbledore."

Hermione reminded: "In addition, he also absorbed a person's life force."

Andy: "..."

This Horcrux is great, it kills two birds with one stone.

"Um……"

Andy pondered: "Until there are no other clues, we can only judge this way. As for framing me... this kind of trick is too obvious."

Of course, the main reason is that Andy doesn't think Voldemort will take him seriously.

He may be very interested, but in front of the great cause of resurrection, everything must be done on the back foot.

…

Principal room.

"Professor Dumbledore..." As soon as he walked into the principal's office, Harry couldn't wait to say something.

"Don't worry, Harry."

Dumbledore smiled lightly and said, "What would you like to drink? How about orange juice?"

"Professor-" Harry opened his mouth, and finally said helplessly: "Okay! I like to drink hot drinks."

The exact opposite of Harry's attitude.

Ron was very quiet now, as quiet as an office ornament - he just stood there with his head lowered, completely silent.

"Professor Dumbledore, I just lied to you."

Harry suddenly said: "Ron heard the hissing sound. When he took me there, the girl was already lying there."

Dumbledore just looked at Harry kindly, waiting for Harry to continue.

Harry was a little distressed. He didn't want to betray his good friend, but something was wrong with Ron recently. He felt that Ron might have encountered some trouble.

"Besides...Professor, I am actually a Parseltongue, and I gave Parseltongue to Andy."

Harry said: "Of course, I'm not doubting Andy. In fact, since this morning, I have felt..."

Having said this, Harry turned to look at Ron.

Ron lowered his head. He seemed to sense Harry's gaze and suddenly turned his head to look at Harry.

Harry: "..."

All right! Needless to say, Harry knew something was wrong with Ron - there was nothing normal about him.

"Professor Dumbledore!" Harry looked at Dumbledore with a pleading look on his face. He hoped that Dumbledore could save Ron.

"Don't worry, Harry..." Dumbledore said slowly.

"Professor, what happened to Ron?"

Harry urged while grabbing Ron fiercely, "Ron, what's wrong with you? Do you hear me?"

"Ron! Ron! Ron!"

"..."

Dumbledore emphasized, "Harry!!"

"Professor? How can we make Ron recover?" Harry asked impatiently.

Dumbledore asked: "Harry, do you know the three unforgivable curses?"

"No, the Unforgivable Curse?" Harry seemed to be possessed by a scumbag at this moment. He opened his mouth blankly, but couldn't answer anything.

"well!"

Dumbledore sighed silently, and then explained: "The Unforgivable Curse includes the Killing Curse, the Soul-Tampering Curse, and the Cruciatus Curse. These are extremely evil and cruel black magic."

"If these magics are used on anyone, they will be imprisoned in Azkaban for life."

"The most important thing is that the Unforgivable Curse has no counter-curse!"

"What!!!" Anyway, Harry has been learning magic for more than a year, and he still understands the meaning of 'counter-spell'.

"Professor, what do you mean..."

Harry couldn't accept it, "Ron...has he always been like this?"

Dumbledore said calmly: "Don't worry, although the Imperius Curse was successful, it did not cause harm to Ron. If you just dispel the magic, it can be done easily."

Harry was relieved when he heard this.

Dumbledore continued: "But before that, I want to know what happened!"

"Professor, it's like this..."

Harry explained: "Actually, since this morning, I felt something was wrong with Ron, but...but I didn't care at the time."

"In the evening, Ron suddenly came to me. He said he heard a hissing sound in the corridor on the second floor."

"I mentioned to him before that I was a Parseltongue, and he also knew that Andy learned Parseltongue. So...Ron guessed that the person who attacked the girl might be Andy."

Harry briefly recounted what he had learned.

Little, almost no useful information.

But Dumbledore still listened with interest.

"Ah! I probably understand it already." Dumbledore said, raising his wand towards Ron.

"Well!" Ron raised his head. He seemed to wake up for a moment, but soon fell asleep again.

"Professor?" Harry looked at Dumbledore doubtfully.

"It's okay. He needs to rest now." Dumbledore said slowly.

Harry was relieved when he heard this.

"Professor, have you found the murderer?" Harry asked suddenly.

"Unfortunately!"

Dumbledore said calmly: "Although we have some clues, we have never identified the suspect."

Harry looked at Dumbledore and seemed to have finally mustered up the courage. "Professor, maybe it's Snape... I found out that Snape was injured before. He may have colluded with people outside the school."

Dumbledore: "..."

As if to increase Snape's suspicion, Harry continued: "I suspect that Snape was responsible for the attack on Azkaban. Professor, could Snape be... a Death Eater?"

Dumbledore: "..."

I have to say that Harry's guess was absolutely correct.

Snape did have collusion with people outside the school.

He is indeed a Death Eater.

He was indeed responsible for the attack on Azkaban.

But... you are slandering, right?