Hogwarts Mysterious Man Resurrected

"Percy, you are such a mouthful!"

Selwyn looked at Percy with gloomy eyes. Under his calm surface, he was faintly suppressing his anger.

The wizards of Slytherin House looked at Percy with resentment in their eyes.

They clenched their fists, as if Percy said something wrong next, and they were going to fight.

"Whether it's a bloody rant or not, you'll know after I finish speaking."

Percy gave a disdainful smile and turned to face Professor McGonagall.

"Professor, when I first arrived, I saw Gryffindor students being surrounded by people from their Slytherin house."

"Moreover, multiple people beat one person. Doesn't this mean that Slytherin House had planned this in advance?"

"If it hadn't been planned in advance, how could we Gryffindors be at such a disadvantage?"

Professor McGonagall frowned slightly and looked at Selwyn.

But she was relieved in her heart. She was really afraid that Percy would really tell him about the Slytherin students' premeditated attack on the Gryffindor students.

So, it means that there is another ambitious person in Slytherin Academy who may become a dark wizard.

That would not only be a dereliction of duty on her part, but also on the part of Hogwarts as a whole.

But after hearing what Percy meant, she breathed a sigh of relief.

If that's all it is, it doesn't mean much.

However, this moment is an excellent plan.

A plan that would allow Gryffindor to overpower Slytherin.

"Isn't Gryffindor as unacceptable as our Slytherin house?"

"Don't you know why you Gryffindor House students are at a disadvantage when facing our Slytherin House? Percy!"

"If you say based on these two points alone that we from Slytherin House have premeditated attacks on Gryffindors, wouldn't that be ridiculous?"

"I believe that the school is a place that values ​​fairness and justice, and we will not let our Slytherin students be framed like this for nothing."

Selwyn looked at Percy with a terrifyingly gloomy expression.

Percy, on the other hand, had a smile on his face, but his eyes were only cold.

"This is just what happened after I saw it. I have to ask the person involved how it will be."

There was a strong smell of gunpowder between the two, and the feeling as if it was about to explode affected the people behind them. Even Professor McGonagall looked at them in surprise.

But only the two of them knew that their expressions and movements were all fake.

It is for others to see. Only the two of them know that they are conveying their meaning to each other with their eyes.

"So, what's going on? Selwyn!"

Professor McGonagall looked at Selwyn. She didn't intend to continue asking Percy.

Today's Percy didn't feel right to her, like a sword that had been unsheathed.

Sharp and hard, no one can match its edge.

She was deeply afraid that if she continued to ask Percy, she would get something terrible or some surprising news.

If those things were true, she would naturally take them seriously.

But it's a pity, considering Percy's current situation.

The gold content of what he said has shrunk a lot.

Although he didn't know what happened to Percy today, Professor McGonagall no longer wanted to ask Percy about the situation here.

Selwyn first bowed slightly to Professor McGonagall and saluted.

Then he looked at Percy with a different look in his eyes, and then he said.

"Professor, actually what happened at the beginning was that our two colleges were at odds over some things."

"But they Gryffindor people don't follow wizard etiquette, and they actually attacked us first."

"We at Slytherin House had no choice but to fight back."

"But who knew, their students from Gryffindor House were good at sneak attacks, but unfortunately they were weaker than us. Then Percy came, so it turned into what it is now."

Selwyn's words were reasonable, but when he mentioned that Gryffindors were inferior in skills, Professor McGonagall's face became obviously stiff.

"Percy said it was you who started the dispute, and you said it was Gryffindor who attacked you first."

"So, whose fault is it?"

Professor McGonagall's ugly expression was noticed by everyone present.

Percy thought for a while and walked to Professor McGonagall.

"Professor, maybe this time is really just an accident, but I'm afraid we have to ask carefully about the truth of the matter."

Professor McGonagall nodded approvingly.

"You're right, Percy!"

"This matter must be clarified. Whether Gryffindor acted first or your Slytherin House acted first, someone must be held responsible for this matter."

"Next, I will tell Principal Dumbledore and your Professor Snape about this matter."

She said the last words to the Slytherin students present.

After she finished speaking, she seemed to feel something and turned her eyes.

He looked at Steve lying on the ground, and then gave Percy a somewhat thoughtful look.

Percy naturally felt Professor McGonagall's gaze on him.

With a smile, he tried his best to appear sunny.

Selwyn looked at Steve lying on the ground with strange eyes.

From the beginning, he had already felt that something was wrong, but with too little experience, he could not tell what was wrong.

Until now...

"Mr. Steve, I want to know the whole story."

Seeing that he could no longer hide it, Steve got up from the ground. Looking at Professor McGonagall's emotionless eyes, he smiled awkwardly.

"Sorry Professor, I just woke up."

Professor McGonagall did not expose him, but had a smile on her face.

That smile combined with her emotionless eyes made Steve feel his body tremble.

Selwyn looked at Steve with a surprised look.

Steve's performance made him understand that everything before was just an act.

Others didn't see it, they really thought Steve had just woken up.

Everyone was looking at him, including Percy.

In fact, they all knew in their hearts that Steve was from Gryffindor, so naturally they would favor Gryffindor House.

Even Professor McGonagall would not deny this.

He coughed slightly and prepared to speak, imitating Percy's tone just now.

But at this moment, a cold, emotionless voice was heard.

"This matter is actually easy to solve!"

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