trainer at hogwarts

Enemies and potential threats have been dealt with, next

"Frozen Bird, why did you come here?" Morris asked.

Frozen Bird: That fire-breathing fool said you were in danger here, so I came over to take a look. Master, what's going on here?

Morris shook his head: "I don't know much about the situation here either."

The person who called the Freeze Bird should be Dumbledore's Phoenix Fawkes. In other words, Dumbledore knew what was happening here. Then why didn't he come by himself? He couldn't come. The guy possessing Shafik knew too much. If Dumbledore's appearance was not handled properly, Snape's identity as a double agent might be exposed, and He will also reveal more things to himself, an outsider who should not know this in the first place.

But Morris doesn't need to worry about this now. After dealing with the enemy, the most reasonable thing for him to do at this time is to find Dumbledore.

Principal's office.

Fox, the phoenix, was stretching his beautiful tail feathers and admiring himself on the shelf when he was suddenly shaken by a gust of wind carrying broken ice. He turned his head angrily and saw the proud and mocking Frozen Bird. He suddenly became angry and started to spit out. Then he suddenly thought that this was Dumbledore's office, what if it accidentally burned down, so the big fireball turned into a small fireball, and Frozen Bird laughed again.

"Fox, is Principal Dumbledore here?" Morris asked.

Fox glared at Frozen Bird angrily, completely ignoring the owner of this broken phoenix.

The Frozen Bird let out a low cry, which was obviously a provocation. Then it flapped its butt with its wings and flew into the air while hovering and screaming.

Morris: ""

The bird was probably too excited today.

Fox finally couldn't bear it anymore and rushed forward, trying to slap the Freeze Bird with his wings. Unfortunately, the Freeze Bird was too fast and missed.

Frozen Bird: "Howl"

You can't hit it, you can't hit it, you can't hit it, hahahahaha.

The fire on Fox's body surged, and he used flames to block the movement of Frozen Bird.

Frozen Wind

Not to be outdone, the Frozen Bird slowly extinguished the flames in the area it flew over, replaced by hailstones.

"Howl"

No, no, you don't really think you can hit me.

Fox: ╯°Д°╯︵..

"What's going on?" Dumbledore opened the door and saw two birds, one blue and one red, facing each other in the air. Frozen Bird kept exchanging happily, and the flames on his own Fox had turned into the fire of anger.

Fawkes flew to Dumbledore and angrily complained about how Freeze had bullied him, chirping for a long time.

Dumbledore: ""

Morris: ""

Frozen Bird: "Howl" hahahahahahaha

No one present except Frozen Bird could understand his bird language.

It may be a cross-species language issue between the two worlds. Frozen Bird can communicate with Fox to a certain extent, but Morris cannot understand Fox's calls, and Fox can understand some languages ​​spoken by humans.

"Oh, Morris, you're here." Dumbledore passed by the two phoenixes, one aggrieved and the other with its head held high, and said to Morris: "It seems you have something to ask me for."

Otherwise, Morris looked at Dumbledore speechlessly: "I think the principal forgot to tell me something."

Dumbledore patted his forehead: "You are right Morris, I am already old and can't remember many things. Why don't you remind me what I forgot to tell you."

Shameless

Morris patiently continued to argue with this old nag: "Principal, do you know that Snape is going to kidnap me today?"

"Call Professor." Dumbledore said, "Severus is not kidnapping you."

"That's not called kidnapping." Morris was shocked. "If I hadn't responded tactfully and calmly, I would be dead."

Dumbledore sat down on the chair leisurely: "You may have complicated thoughts, Morris, Professor Snape would not do such a thing."

Morris: "Why"

Dumbledore smiled slightly: "This is a secret, but I can assure you."

"What's going on with Shafik?" Morris frowned. Snape's incident might have been some kind of script arranged by Dumbledore, but that little girl Shafik probably wasn't one of Dumbledore's people.

A little girl who should stay in the hospital to recuperate suddenly ran to school, her temperament changed drastically, and her magic power increased greatly. This is simply the prelude to a ghost movie.

"She has been at school for a week, and she has been looking for you." Dumbledore said.

"Look for me" Morris suddenly had goosebumps all over his body.

"She is no longer the little Ravenclaw girl you knew before. She has been sacrificed to the Eagle Spirit." Dumbledore said softly.

Morris was a little confused when he heard this: "What a sacrifice?"

Dumbledore nodded: "This is her family's choice. I didn't have time to stop them from treating an innocent child like this, alas."

Morris was completely stunned.

There is some confusion in my mind.

What did he just hear?

Dumbledore continued: "You may not know much about the tradition of the Shafik family. They are the most fervent admirers of Ravenclaw."

Morris nodded numbly.

There were many notes on the document that Shafiq gave him, and each stroke reflected the writer's fanatical yearning for Ravenclaw.

Although Shafiq was a little dissatisfied with the oaths he gave, he didn't care too much. He only asked her to follow him to participate in the secret room investigation and asked for nothing from the treasures.

Over the past year, one thing has emerged from my mind

Morris had a hard time imagining that stupid little girl pestering him.

"We can only wish her well," Dumbledore whispered.

Frozen Bird and Fox stopped arguing, and they slowly flew to Morris.

Morris raised his head: "Why are you telling me this?"

Dumbledore: "I spent a week determining this matter. In the end, I hesitated for a long time whether to let you see her results with your own eyes. You are a very independent child, and you may not listen to us unless Put the terrible truth in front of you and see it for yourself."

"Krystal is your classmate. Although you have known each other for only a few months, I think there is no other girl you know in school except her. Let a child It is indeed a cruel thing to witness such an ending with your own eyes, but it is also a process you must go through."