Hogwarts: When the live Q&A goes live

Chapter 79 Discussing the Solution to the Problem Together
But for now, they really don't have any good solutions.

"What are you going to do next? Dumbledore!"

Snape withdrew his thoughts and looked at Dumbledore.

In the entire Hogwarts and even the entire British wizarding world, Dumbledore is their center stone.

If the current situation was not too special, then they would naturally not have such a headache.

Dumbledore stroked his beard and thought for a moment.

"Wait, we have to wait now."

"Either, Tom made another move, or he fell silent completely and left Hogwarts in a low-key way."

"Either way, it's not too bad for us."

Even though he said so, Dumbledore knew it in his heart.

It was almost impossible for Tom, who had regained his sanity and changed part of his personality, to do it again, but Dumbledore was also a little reluctant to let Tom leave so simply.

He was really taken aback by the blood on the wall before, how could he not have any resentment in his heart.

Even after he decided that Tom's departure from Hogwarts was inevitable, Dumbledore decided to scare him.

Find a suitable opportunity to let him feel the sinister intentions from the teacher.

"Then what shall we do next? We can't do nothing, can we?"

"Next, let's just treat it as usual. We don't need to do anything, just wait patiently."

Dumbledore looked at Snape with a deep look in his eyes.

Snape, who was staring at Dumbledore, froze for a moment, then turned and left with a gloomy expression.

"That's it. It's getting late, so I'll go back first."

The moment Snape's voice came, he was walking out of the headmaster's office.

The way he left was in a hurry, and those who didn't know thought he still had a pot of potion to cook.

Professor McGonagall and Professor Lockhart looked at each other, neither knowing what to say now to break the current atmosphere.

"Oh, don't worry, you should all know that Severus has this character."

Fortunately, it was Dumbledore who took the initiative to speak, and Snape's sudden departure was not allowed, and the cooling atmosphere continued to cool down.

"We all know that, Albus."

"But we should also be prepared to stop putting students in schools at risk."

Professor McGonagall's face was full of seriousness.

She has always been so cautious when dealing with students' safety and other issues.

Even Dumbledore had to sigh.

"Don't worry, Minerva, he won't do anything to the students again."

"Unless...he doesn't want to leave Hogwarts."

When he said this, a sharpness flashed in Dumbledore's eyes.

If Tom didn't want to leave, then as his former teacher, he would naturally not mind helping him, letting him stay in Hogwarts completely and sleep with this castle forever.

This is also a good choice!

thought Dumbledore.

Hearing Dumbledore's words, Professor McGonagall opened his mouth, but still swallowed what he wanted to say, and kept silent.

As if he had come to his senses, he suppressed the strange look on his face and faced McGonagall and Lockhart.

"It's getting late, Minerva, Gilderoy, go back and rest, and tomorrow we'll call some professors to briefly talk about something."

"Okay, Professor Dumbledore!"

"Okay, Albus!"

Lockhart and Professor McGonagall said to Dumbledore one after the other, except for the strange look on Professor McGonagall's face, Lockhart seemed to be okay.

At least Dumbledore was still there, and the tall man was holding the sky down.

Or maybe Lockhart had other thoughts in his mind.

Either way, it's hard to say.

After the two left the headmaster's office, Dumbledore sat in a chair.

Leaning on the chair, he looked out the window.

The big and round moon hung in the sky outside, exuding rounds of white halos, with an indescribable charm.

After a while, a large shadow enveloped the place.

Snape walked in like a giant bat.

"There you are, Severus!"

Dumbledore didn't show any surprise that Snape came to the headmaster's office again.

It's plain and ordinary.

As if it was just a trivial matter.

"It seems that I came at the wrong time, which disturbed your mind of admiring the moon."

He said word by word, slowly.

Looking at the expression on his face, one could still feel that he was somewhat dissatisfied.

"No no no, Severus, you came just in time."

Dumbledore stood up, looked back from the moon outside the window, and turned to Snape.

Looking at the indifferent man in front of him.

Dumbledore was also a little emotional.

Who would have thought that the person he trusted the most would be the last person to send him away? .

Things in the future must be complicated, and the connections between them are disordered, so the current situation at that time must have reached a certain point of confusion.

Otherwise, he wouldn't let Snape kill him in order to gain Voldemort's trust.

No one knows himself better than Dumbledore.

Except...the one in Nurmengard.

"I have some things I want to ask you, and some things about him."

Dumbledore detoured across the table in front of him, walked up to Snape, and waved his wand proactively.

Snape was indifferent, he clearly knew that if Dumbledore really wanted to kill himself, he would not use such a stupid way.

And it wouldn't be too difficult, probably only a few minutes, provided he would resist.

The moment Dumbledore waved his wand, the scene in front of them changed accordingly.

Countless mist began to recombine, forming a picture.

That was Dumbledore's memory.

However, the memory was reproduced in front of the two of them by powerful magic.

No need for a Pensieve!
After a brief shock, Snape came back to look at the changed scene in front of him.

A very young and handsome boy was sitting by the window with seven stones placed in front of him.

Suddenly, very suddenly, he turned his head.

As if watching him and Dumbledore.

………………

"This memory may help us in our search for Horcruxes."

After the screen ended, this memory also temporarily came to an end.

Dumbledore waved his wand, and there was a brief burst of bright light on the wand, and then the scene around them returned to normal.

When I looked forward again, it was still the ordinary principal's office.

(End of this chapter)