All things are three at Hogwarts

News of Hagrid's capture and Professor Dumbledore's forced departure from Hogwarts spread throughout the castle overnight.

People in the castle were panicking: "Professor Dumbledore is gone, what should we do?"

"The school will probably be closed soon!"

"Is Hogwarts still the safest place in the world without Dumbledore?"

"After he leaves, there will be attacks every day!"

Such talk abounds in the castle.

With Dumbledore gone, fear spread like never before, so the sun that warmed the castle's outer walls seemed unable to penetrate the mullioned windows.

Every face in the school looked apprehensive, and every laugh that rang out in the hallways was harsh, weird, and quickly suppressed.

After Lockhart was captured, another person from the school was sent to Azkaban by the Ministry of Magic.

The important thing is that Alan and his group no longer have a teacher in their Defense Against the Dark Arts class.

Professor McGonagall, who acted as the temporary principal, and Professor Flitwick, the headmaster of Ravenclaw, called Alan to the office.

"Harris, under the current situation of the school, there is no way for us to find a suitable Defense Against the Dark Arts professor immediately."

Professor McGonagall frowned and stared at Allen closely. "You have performed very well as Dumbledore's course assistant. We have heard his praise of you many times."

Professor McGonagall took out a large piece of neatly stapled parchment, and Alan noticed that the name on it was Hermione Granger.

"And your classmates also think that you have the ability to continue to lead everyone's learning. Professor Flitwick also praised you greatly, thinking that you are the most outstanding student in the history of Hogwarts!"

Professor McGonagall was obviously not used to this way of complimenting others, and her tone was rather stiff.

"Of course, your performance in the Transfiguration class is unparalleled by almost no one." As if aware that his tone was not good, Professor McGonagall pursed her lips and said in praise.

The workplace experience in his previous life told Allen that as long as the leader praises you and does not hesitate to praise you, there must be a task assigned to you!

For the tasks assigned by the leader, good subordinates can only have one expression, that is, smile; they can only have one result, that is, acceptance.

Therefore, Allen said nothing and vaguely guessed the purpose of Professor McGonagall and Professor Flitwick calling him here.

"You are very responsible and extremely self-disciplined in everything you do. Your classmates and professors speak highly of you. Therefore, we would like to give you an important task."

Professor McGonagall was very serious and solemnly asked Allen to "lead these students to continue learning Defense Against the Dark Arts, even if they just read some books!"

Professor Flitwick nodded his head, looking proud.

It's not like they haven't considered letting senior wizards, such as Percy Weasley, lead their classmates in their studies.

However, firstly, the senior little wizards may not be able to convince the students of the four colleges; secondly, they may not be able to get close to the mental state of the little wizards; thirdly, the little wizards are very anxious and very few can Study calmly and as usual.

The most important thing is that the Defense Against the Dark Arts course is very large and it is impossible for a young wizard to complete it completely.

After the discussion of several professors, courses in other grades were either taught by professors or taught by the little wizards themselves.

In the second grade, the emergence of an elite wizard like Allen was enough to reassure the professors that they would leave the second grade Defense Against the Dark Arts study to Allen.

Under Professor Flitwick's expectant gaze, Allen nodded in agreement and took over the task.

In essence, the task was not difficult for Allen, who has been a course assistant for some time.

Although his understanding of magic theory may not be as profound as Dumbledore's, he is still familiar with the course content and can do it easily.

Students from the four colleges had no objection to Allen standing on the stage of Defense Against the Dark Arts.

The strong are respected, this is an unchanging truth since ancient times.

Even the arrogant Malfoy, who loves to find trouble the most, had no objection.

Ever since Malfoy was rescued by Allen from the Acromantula in the Forbidden Forest, he has been convinced by Allen.

Therefore, Slytherins are also very serious in Defense Against the Dark Arts classes.

Alan's course went particularly well. His fluent expressions, comfortable style, complete and detailed lecture notes, and profound knowledge... all of this made the second-grade wizards respect and admire him.

When I was a student, there was always someone who left a very deep impression on other students. They were incredibly good and made people look up to them.

And Allen is such a person.

Summer came quietly to the grounds around the castle; the sky, like the lake, turned into a light blue with purple light, and flowers as big as cabbages bloomed in the greenhouse.

Compared with the calm situation in the Defense Against the Dark Arts class, the interior of the castle was already a mess.

Alan wanted to visit Penelope and Hermione, but visitors were blocked outside the hospital.

"We can't take any more risks," Madam Pomfrey opened the hospital door a crack and said seriously to the visitors, "No, I'm sorry, the attacker will probably come back and kill these people completely... "

Not only Madam Pomfrey, but also the professors in the school seemed more serious than usual, teaching students sternly and restraining them strictly.

The little wizards were ordered not to wander around without permission, but to move around the castle in groups with other students.

In fact, the little wizards seemed happy to have their teacher escort them from one classroom to another, while Ellen, who liked to come and go freely, found it extremely annoying.

However, there was one person who seemed to particularly enjoy the atmosphere of terror and suspicion.

Draco Malfoy walked around the school with a swagger, as if he had just been appointed Head Boy.

In fact, everyone knows what he is thinking: he is a pure blood of Slytherin and will not be targeted by the heirs of the Chamber of Secrets; his father is a director of the school and has the right to participate in voting to determine the position of principal; he hates Dumbledore , Dumbledore's suspension was exactly what he wanted.

Such a proud Malfoy made Alan have the urge to beat him severely.

The Ravenclaw common room was always packed these days.

Because after six o'clock in the evening, Ravenclaw students have nowhere else to go.

And they always had a lot to talk about, and as a result, the common room was often occupied well after midnight.

This also brought inconvenience to Allen's life.

Allen has been looking for an opportunity to leave the castle these days. He wants to return to the Forbidden Forest while no one is paying attention, and find the passage for the Cockatrice to enter and exit the Forbidden Forest by groping for traces of the Cockatrice's activities.