Wind and Eagle Wings at Hogwarts

Chapter 237

Outside the headmaster's office, Snape let go of Scott's collar and stepped up the stairs without saying a word.

The automatic staircase began to carry him down.

Scott followed silently.

Snape didn't speak, nor did he speak rashly.

For a while, only the sound of stairs running could be heard in my ears.

The two quickly came to the third floor, and returned to the corridor through the entrance and exit broken in the wall.

Snape glanced back at Scott.

He said coldly: "You should know how to keep your mouth shut, Mr. Trollope."

"Of course, Professor Snape." Scott nodded to show that he understood.

Snape glanced at him again, snorted coldly, turned his head and left.

Scott watched his black robes fly away like a thick black mist.

It seemed that Snape wasn't in a bad mood, at least he didn't pursue his "self-assertion".

Scott, however, was quite upright.

He thought, if he hadn't called him "on his own initiative", Snape wouldn't be able to taste the sweet taste of revenge with his own hands.

Although Snape wanted to kill Peter with his own hands, Dumbledore stopped him.

But Scott always felt that he would do it again.

Judging from his usual performance, Snape was also a very vengeful person.

Even if Peter was imprisoned in Azkaban, maybe Snape would find a way to kill him.

Thinking of this, Scott smacked his lips and went downstairs with a relaxed expression.

When he walked to the atrium, he looked up at the lighted windows of the principal's office on the eighth floor, and smiled silently.

After that, it's none of his business.

Now that things have been discovered, if Dumbledore can let Peter escape like Sirius and Lupine in the "Original Book", then Scott has nothing to say.

It's just that when Scott wanted to go back to the Ravenclaw Tower, he found a group of people waiting under the tower from a distance.

The five Weasley siblings, Harry and Hermione, and Scott's three roommates.

Harry, who was spat all over by Ron, had already changed his clothes.

"This is really..."

Scott didn't stop and walked directly in front of them.

"Who are you?" He asked pretending not to know.

"Scott."

"You came."

Fred and George rushed over immediately, stood beside him one by one, and put their hands on his shoulders.

Scott smiled and asked them, "What are you guys doing here if you're not going back to the Gryffindor common room?"

"You sneaked away earlier."

"You were seen going to the headmaster's office with Snape!"

Fred and George asked pretending to be serious.

"What the hell is going on? What just happened? What did Snape do?"

"Tell us quickly, or else..."

Scott shook his head, "I've been told by the professors, I can't say anything."

Fred and George stared at him from left to right.

"Forget it, since Scott has been ordered by the professor, we shouldn't ask any more," said Hermione.

Scott nodded and gave her an appreciative glance.

At this time, the stern Percy also said, "Let go of him, Fred, George. Since Dumbledore said he would tell Mom and Dad, maybe we shouldn't ask any more."

Scott nodded again and gave him an appreciative glance.

Characters like Hermione and Percy also have assists.

"Come on, Hermione, Percy," said Ron angrily, "don't say you don't want to know."

"I don't want to know!" Hermione said firmly.

Percy hesitated.

Scott looked at his roommates, "Hey, you guys, are you just watching Gryffindor bullying me?"

Roger and Eddie smiled and said nothing, only Milton seemed to be out of the situation.

Just then, an owl flew over and dropped a letter at Harry.

Harry quickly opened the letter and glanced at it.

"Hagrid wrote me back!" He said happily, "He really knows Peter Pettigrew!"

Everyone immediately looked at him.

Harry's expression was a little strange.

"Oh...Hagrid didn't answer the question about 'Sirius Black,' but he said Peter was a good friend of my dad's, and Hagrid said Peter was a hero?"

Surprised, he continued to read the letter.

"My dad and he used to hang out together when they were in school... there were four of them in total, and two Hagrids didn't say..."

He put away the letter and couldn't help smiling.

It seemed that Harry was in a good mood because of the news about his father.

"Oh I haven't met him yet, I mean...Peter." Harry said excitedly, "Of course I saw him every day when he was a mouse."

He didn't notice that when he brought up the subject, Ron looked sour.

"Hero?" Ron snorted coldly, "I don't think so! Harry, if you see him, you will be very disappointed."

"I understand, Ron."

Harry looked like I understood you, and patted Ron on the shoulder reassuringly.

Ron looked even angrier.

Harry was still eager to try.

He looked up at Scott, "Scott, tell me... If I go to the headmaster's office now, will Dumbledore allow me in? By the way, do you know the password for the headmaster's office?"

He looked like he couldn't wait to meet his father's best friend.

Scott looked at the pure joy in his eyes and sighed silently.

He looked at the Weasleys, "Dumbledore clearly told us to keep everything secret."

"..."

The four Weasley brothers looked at the sky and the earth, but they didn't look at him.

"I don't think there's much secrecy about it," said Harry.

Scott said, "You better not go, Harry."

Harry asked puzzled, "Why?"

Scott shook his head, "Peter has been a mouse for 12 years, he has become delirious and can't speak clearly."

"I don't mind, I just want to get to know him." Harry said with a smile, "He should know a lot about my dad."

Scott said: "Secrecy is necessary. The reason why Peter was a mouse for 12 years was to escape persecution from those people."

When Scott said these words, he felt a pang of discomfort inside.

Although he felt a little sympathetic to Harry, since he had been ordered, he couldn't say those things.

If Harry was to tell the truth, it should be Dumbledore.

"You didn't talk about it, did you?" He asked Fred and George who were still on his shoulders.

The twins shook their heads, "Only these people present know."

Scott broke free from the restraint of the two of them, and said to Harry, "Of course, this is just my suggestion. You can also ask Dumbledore. I believe he has more comprehensive considerations than me."

Harry nodded.

Scott didn't say any more.

After saying goodbye to the Gryffindors, he climbed the spiral staircase of the tower with his roommates.

(End of this chapter)