Hogwarts Rising Again

Chapter 432 The Missing Ghost

Professor Francis looked at Mo Lin coldly and said, "You recorded two surnames on the parchment, one is Professor Adams and the other is Cuthbert—"

Professor Francis glanced at Professor Adams next to him, and Professor Adams smiled at Mo Lin with some embarrassment.

"That's the main reason why we called you here today." Professor Francis said coldly.

Professor Francis asked, "Do you know who Cuthbert is?"

"Who is it?" Mo Lin asked subconsciously.

"Cusbert is a very old surname. We don't even know about this surname. Tell me, where did you know it?"

Professor Francis took a step closer to Maureen. He was taller than Maureen. In addition, he always had a cold temperament, which invisibly gave Molin a great sense of oppression.

But Maureen was often invited to drink tea by the professor, and he had already cultivated a mentality that a dead pig is not afraid of boiling water, so he didn't have any special feelings about Professor Francis' oppression.

"Have you already found this surname?" Maureen asked in surprise. He was still wondering who Cuthbert was, but he had no clue about this surname.

"It's Professor Binns, Maureen." Professor Kane said beside him, "Professor Binns' original name is Binns Cuthbert."

"Professor Binns is Cuthbert's descendant?" Maureen was slightly taken aback. "Why didn't we know?"

"Don't say that you students don't know it, even our professor doesn't know it. We always only call him Professor Binns." Principal McGonagall said, "Professor Binns has taught for the longest time, more than us. Sir, what I can tell you is that all of us here were taught by him, we all read his History of Magic, Professor Dumbledore mentioned it, and Professor Binns taught him before—"

"Professor Dumbledore is also a student of Professor Binns - my God!"

Morin thought it was unbelievable that Professor Binns actually taught Professor Dumbledore?Professor Binns is such an elderly ghost!

"Then why do you suddenly know his last name?" Mo Lin asked.

"Because he suddenly disappeared." Principal McGonagall raised his glasses.

"Missing?" Mo Lin was stunned for a moment, "Professor Binns is missing?"

Principal McGonagall nodded slightly: "Professor Binns has always been the most dedicated professor. He even wanted to attend class after death. Over the years, he has never missed a class. He knows more about the history of magic than anyone else. But the day before yesterday afternoon, he didn't go to the fifth grade class, and some students came to report this, so we found it strange—”

The other professors all looked at Maureen seriously, as if Maureen had kidnapped him.

"The professor who has the least reason to be absent from class, because he is a ghost, and there is nothing to do except attend class - we searched for him for a long time before we realized that he had left Hogwarts." Headmaster McGonagall continued.

Molin quickly remembered one thing. At the end of the Dumbledore Cup, Maureen asked Professor Kane what the twelve patterns were. At that time, Professor Kane mentioned that Professor Binns seemed to have seen one of them. A pattern, but Professor Binns didn't think of it.

Now it seems that Professor Binns didn't think about it at all, but that he didn't want to tell anything about the Cuthbert family!

"Professor, maybe he went home to visit his descendants, you should go to his house to find him!" Mo Lin suggested.

Since Professor Binns is a descendant of Cuthbert, Maureen can think that Professor Binns must know that the Black Rubik's Cube may be dangerous, so he has to check whether his descendants have protected the Black Rubik's Cube.

"We have thought about this issue. Ghosts usually linger in the places where they lived. We thought maybe he wanted to see his descendants or something, so we specially investigated his descendants yesterday—— "

Principal McGonagall paused, and continued: "But unfortunately, no one knows where his descendants are, and there is not even his registration record in the Hogwarts faculty files. , a lot of archives have been burned, and it is normal to find no registration information—we only found a simple document, which was more than 20 years ago, and we speculate that his age is between 500 and 500 years old— —It is also from that document that we know that his original name is Binns Cuthbert, but it is not clear where his descendants are currently living.”

Principal McGonagall turned his attention back to Maureen: "Then can you explain, Maureen, why all of us just learned that Professor Binns's surname is Cuthbert yesterday, but you found out in the sheepskin a few days ago?" Is his name written down on the paper? Besides, why did you write down Professor Adams' surname?"

Professor Adams said to Morin: "I didn't know that there was a pattern of our family on the stone arch here, because I was almost a squib, so I didn't pay attention to the stone arch. It was Professor Francis who found me, and I found out of."

Here are all the teachers of the school, they all know the situation of Professor Adams, and Professor Adams doesn't shy away from being a Squib.

"I've told Professor Kane everything I know." Maureen shook his head. "Hufflepuff built the House of Requirement. She told me that there are twelve families and patterns, and that's it."

"Then tell me, you are a student of Gryffindor, why is Hufflepuff looking for you?"

Professor Francis glanced at Professor Sinista, who was silent all the time, and then continued in a cold voice: "Why don't you go to the dean or students of Hufflepuff?"

Professor Sinistra's eagle-eyed gaze was fixed on Maureen, her least favorite student because of his terrible astronomy grades.

A student who is excellent in other subjects, but only a fool in astronomy, can't teach no matter what, it seems to be deliberately against Professor Sinista.

And Professor Sinista is the dean of Hufflepuff College. If Hufflepuff, the ancestor of Hufflepuff, left anything behind, it should be the students of Hufflepuff, but he turned to Gran Maureen of Findor Academy.

This made Professor Sinista even more dissatisfied.

"About Hufflepuff, do you have anything to explain?" Professor Sinistra's tone was the same as usual, with three points of anger towards Molin.

Maureen opened his mouth, he didn't know how to explain it at all, Hufflepuff only wanted him because he was an invisible man, but Maureen didn't understand the invisible man himself.It seems that many people who have nothing to do with him know that Mo Lin is an invisible man, but they just don't explain what the invisible man really refers to.

At first he thought that the invisible man simply said that he could not be predicted, but the blood man Baro told Morin that the invisible man was far from that, so he had no way of knowing about it.

But both Anok and Bloody Barrow warned Maureen not to reveal the invisible man, so he didn't plan to say it.

"I don't know the professor, maybe it's because Hufflepuff looks at me more pleasingly?" Molin said perfunctorily.

The wrinkles on Professor Sinista's face twitched slightly, and her brows were furrowed, like a tangle of twine. She was not satisfied with Maureen's answer.

"Molin, three ghosts have gone missing that seem to be related to you. Myrtle said that before Helena disappeared, she asked her to remind you not to go to the Forbidden Forest, but you just went. Not long after Na disappeared, she suddenly disappeared. You were the last person he saw. Now that Professor Binns suddenly disappeared, you knew Professor Binns’ last name earlier than all of us—and then there were the patterns that kept appearing on the stone arches, Out of the twelve you drew, nine have appeared, and you always seem to know things you shouldn't know."

Principal McGonagall looked at Maureen: "Is there anything else you are hiding from us?"

(End of this chapter)