Hogwarts: I'm really not the third Dark Lord

"Oh? Quirrell is missing?" Dumbledore raised his head in surprise and put a cockroach into his mouth.

"Yes." Snape's eyes twitched, pretending not to see the little thing clawing at Dumbledore's hand.

"After sending Draco to St. Mungo's, I wanted to see if Quirrell was awake, but he was no longer in the hospital bed, and Madam Pomfrey didn't know where he had gone."

"Well..." Dumbledore was lost in thought for a while, then raised his head, "Sorry to trouble you, Severus."

"I'll catch him," said Snape.

"No." Dumbledore shook his head, "I mean, I will have to trouble you to teach the next Defense Against the Dark Arts class for a while."

"What about Quirrell? Do you want to catch him yourself?"

Dumbledore shook his head, with a hint of sadness on his face: "Quirrell... won't live long."

Voldemort obviously regarded him as an abandoned son from the beginning - his soul was already riddled with holes, and he could die at any time after leaving Hogwarts.

"If you are worried, you can go to his office and have a look. You might be able to find something interesting."

……

In the next few days, Jerry's life was not easy.

Although no one said anything to his face, rumors spread throughout the school about how cruelly he treated those who disobeyed.

For Jerry, this gave him a long-lost experience of being scared by other children in the orphanage.

It sounds right, the system is still the same system.

During this period, Neville's grandmother came over - the Imperius Curse had caused irreparable damage to the child, and he was probably going to live in St. Mungo's for a while.

Neville's grandmother was a stern, bad-tempered witch who wore a long dress, a large red handbag, and a hat with a stuffed vulture on her head.

As soon as she saw Jerry, she gave him a big hug.

"Thank you, child." Her voice was choked, obviously knowing what happened from Dumbledore.

"You saved him - that kid has never been smart and is easily deceived, but I have to say that becoming friends with you was the best thing he did."

"Thank you, madam." Jerry patted the old lady on the back with some embarrassment. "I didn't do anything. It was Neville who got rid of that man's control by his own will. He is a qualified Gryffindor." !”

"Oh, yes." Mrs. Longbottom smiled through tears, "He is a brave child, just like his parents. I am proud of him."

"Perhaps the child told you -" the old man said ramblingly, "his parents were tortured crazy by his men when they were fighting against the mysterious man."

Neville was obviously embarrassed about the incident and never told Jerry about it.

But after experiencing this kind of thing, he may have enough courage to face it all.

Mrs. Longbottom obviously thought so too, and she was going to ask the therapist at St. Mungo's to check Neville's brain to try to weaken the impact of the failed forgetting spell on him.

After Mrs. Longbottom left, the rumors finally stopped. They may still be spreading in private, but on the surface, Hogwarts has returned to its former harmony.

During this period, Professor Quirrell's mysterious disappearance also attracted some attention, but most people believed that he finally realized his incompetence and resigned in shame.

Even the newly elected Professor Snape has received unanimous praise for a long time - at least he can really see dark magic and defense in his classes.

Of course, for Harry, this was doubly painful.

"Quirrell was definitely killed by Snape," he said confidently to Ron and Hermione.

Jerry naturally didn't think so. Quirrell's disappearance made him more certain that Quirrell was the traitor who had been helping Voldemort in the school!

But then, for some reason, Voldemort's attention shifted from the Sorcerer's Stone to him, and then a series of plot deviations occurred.Voldemort's remnant soul was also transferred from Quirrell to Neville's toad.

Now that the Sorcerer's Stone has not been destroyed, will Voldemort be willing to escape in such a dejected manner?Coupled with Quirrell's mysterious disappearance, Jerry's heart couldn't help but be cast into a haze.

……

It was another cold morning. Jerry was sitting in the auditorium eating breakfast when an owl threw a newspaper in front of him.

"Shocked! Continuous explosions occurred in Bojinbok Magic Store, suspected to be caused by failed magic experiments. The owner of the store is currently missing!"

The front page of the newspaper showed a picture of ruins, with black smoke rising and a large group of people walking around clearing the ruins.

Jerry just glanced at it and turned to another page - obviously Lockhart's new book "Magical Me" is more important than Borgin Bock.

In order to make money, Jerry is preparing to write another book, so he naturally has to carefully study the writing methods of famous best-selling authors.

Lockhart's new book has the nature of an autobiography, which is equivalent to a string of previous adventures. The writing style is much more restrained, no longer as bombastic as before, and appears concise and concise.Jerry was actually fascinated by it!

Turning to the end with unfinished content, Jerry unexpectedly saw an advertisement for "The Three-Body Problem". It was the size of a tofu cube and showed an animation of two handsome mechas fighting. The background was the vast expanse of outer space. He was fascinated by the author as soon as he saw it. Considerable thought was put into it.

It would cost a lot of money to place such an advertisement in the Daily Prophet.

Ivan is a capable person!

Putting away the newspaper happily, Jerry was about to go to class when he saw Hermione walking over, followed by Harry and Ron.

"Hey, Hermione, want to go on a date?"

"Don't go."

"Humph, interesting woman, you successfully caught my attention."

【Spirit +1】

Hermione rolled her eyes. She was used to asking Jerry this question every time she met him.So after casually passing by, he couldn't wait to ask: "Jerry, do you know Nick Flamel?"

From a gaffe made by Hagrid, they learned that the thing hidden in Hogwarts was related to a man named Nick Flamel. However, after spending several days in the library, they did not figure out who this man was. .

Then Hermione thought of Jerry.

Like her, he is a frequent visitor to the library and reads less popular books than her. Maybe he has seen this name somewhere.

Of course, more importantly, Jerry proved with practical actions that he had nothing to do with Voldemort, and was even the first to discover and drive him away.

"Nick Flamel..." Jerry pondered for a moment. Although Voldemort has left, Dumbledore certainly doesn't want to waste the many tests he set. Our savior will inevitably have to go through it again.

Thinking of this, Jerry made up his mind: "Nick Flamel is the only remaining maker of the Magic Stone. His name is on the chocolate frog card."