The Transformers at Hogwarts

Chapter 156 Concealment and Decision

Ron was stunned, he didn't expect Allen to go back to find that diary.

"That diary is so dangerous, what if we go to find that diary and get it under control?" Ron said in a panic.

"As for me, I have been holding that diary for more than half a year and have never been controlled. When the time comes, I will take out the diary, and you just have to take it with you!" Allen approached Ron and stared at him .

Ron became even more flustered, and it seemed that the diary left him a great shadow, "It's so late, it's bad for Filch to catch us."

Allen was already prepared for this. He took out a piece of parchment and said, "I have Professor Flitwick's signature here. With this, Filch won't arrest us."

Ron didn't expect Allen to have this kind of preparation, and he couldn't find any other reason for a while.

"Let's go! Don't let that diary endanger others!" Allen urged Ron. He didn't dare to give Ron time to think, for fear that Ron would have the idea of ​​finding a professor to get the diary together.

"No one ever goes to that bathroom, no one ever finds out," Ron argued softly.

Allen didn't say anything, just pulled him up and left.
Ron gradually gave up struggling and began to lead the way resignedly.
And Alan behind him quietly raised the corners of his lips—the plan is going well, and the last link will soon be made up
They came to the door of the abandoned girls' bathroom smoothly. Ron still hesitated, and Alan pushed the door directly and walked in.
Ron had no choice but to follow in.

"Where is it?" Allen's acting skills are very good, and Myrtle seems to have gone to other places at the moment, which is more beneficial to his plan.

"That!" Ron took Allen to the door of the innermost compartment, but refused to go in anyway.

Allen didn't force him, he just pulled out his wand and walked in. He cast a few lighting spells and summoned a few balls of light to slowly rotate over the compartment.

"Is it in the water tank?" Allen asked seriously.

"Yes! Yes! You have to be more careful." Ron also drew his broken wand.

Allen carefully opened the water tank and took a look.

"No!" Allen said in feigned surprise.

"Impossible, I threw it in!" Ron said in disbelief.

"Really not, let's take a look! Did you remember wrongly when you were controlled?" Allen said solemnly.

Ron was moved by Allen's words, and he approached carefully, only to find that there was indeed no diary in it.

"How is it possible!" Ron was shocked, "Did I remember wrong?"

After speaking, Ron rummaged through the water tanks of each toilet compartment, but found nothing.

"Impossible! Impossible!" Ron held his head in disbelief.

"It seems that the worst has already happened! The diary was either taken away or ran away by itself!" Alan crossed his arms and touched his chin with his right hand.

Ron nodded numbly.

"Few people come to this place, and the possibility of being taken away is very small. We saw that the diary ran away by itself! We must report to the professors immediately!" Allen carefully guided Ron's thoughts.

"No!" Ron woke up suddenly, "I mean the professor won't believe us. Think about what happened last year, Professor McGonagall didn't believe us." Ron stammered.

"That's true. We don't have any evidence to prove what we said. If we rashly report to the professors, it will definitely be regarded as a prank. I'm not afraid, but Professor McGonagall may even write a letter to your family because of it." The corners of Allen's mouth curled up quietly again, Ron really cooperated!

"Yeah, that's what I'm afraid of," Ron whispered. "Mum might send me Howler letters." He shuddered at that.

"Then what should we do now?" Allen's tone was still soft.

"I don't know! I'm in a mess right now." Ron put his head in his arms again, messing up his red hair even more with his hands.

"Let's do this!" Alan felt that the heat had come, and said in a deep voice, "Let's just pretend that what happened today never happened, and when the diary reappears and causes trouble, we will tell the professors what we know. Then the professors will trust us."

"But." Ron hesitated a bit about this plan.

"Then is there anything else you can do?" Allen asked bluntly.

"No." Ron said dejectedly, "This is the best way."

"I'll keep this matter a secret. Only the two of us know about it. I won't tell Hermione and Harry either. I'm afraid they will have a bad opinion of you." Allen continued softly.

"Thank you, Alan!" Ron looked at Alan gratefully.

"Who made us friends, let's go back now, it's too late, Harry will worry about us." Allen suggested.

"Okay!" Ron couldn't wait to leave this place.

So they left the bathroom quickly, and the bathroom fell silent, and after a while, Myrtle's cry began again.
Allen and Ron returned to Gryffindor Tower smoothly.

Just as he was about to go in, Ron suddenly stopped Allen.

"Alan, the diary has been in your hands for so long, what are you doing with the diary?" Ron asked, and the question kept lingering in his mind.

Allen didn't expect Ron to ask this question. He looked at Ron, who was a little dodgy, and said with a smile, "Yordle knows a lot of memory magic, and I'm learning memory magic from him."

"Wow!" Ron exclaimed inexplicably.

Allen was lying on his four-poster bed, stroking the ball in his hand, and thinking quickly in his mind.

He thought the escape from the diary was a good thing. Through Ron's experience, he saw Yodel's fangs hidden under the peaceful appearance.

Although he tried his best to conceal the existence of the diary, how to deal with the diary has become an urgent matter.

For a moment, Allen had the urge to hand in the diary directly, but after some careful consideration, he found that this plan was not the one that maximized his own interests, and the thinking cabin was too important to him at present.

He wanted to instigate Yordle again, even though his real body was probably Voldemort.

He thought over and over again about this action,

First of all, he has held the diary for more than half a year and has not been controlled. It can be seen that it is difficult for Yodel to control him, and he can only influence him through words;
Then, Ron broke free from Yodel's control, making him realize that Yodel's control ability is not that strong, and judging from the process of Ron being controlled, it takes time for Yodel to control a person;

In the end, when Ron was breaking free, Yoddle didn't respond the whole time, which showed that Yoddle didn't have any means to affect reality, or Yoddle was still very weak.

Therefore, Allen thinks that it is safe for him to contact Yodel who is now instigating rebellion, but to be cautious, he still needs to make some extra preparations
Allen thought over and over all night, and finally he handed Harry a sealed iron box in the morning, and asked him to keep an eye on the changes in the box.

Then the curtains of his four-poster bed were drawn.

He took a deep breath, took out the wet diary, and wrote on it with a quill:
Jodl, I'm here to negotiate terms!
　The pace of the plot seems to be a bit slow recently.
　　Still looking for votes!

　　
　
(End of this chapter)