From Beauxbatons to Hogwarts

After meeting Harry, Sirius did not return to his old home at 12 Grimmauld Place as promised, but continued to stay at Hogwarts and live in Hagrid's hut.

"Don't worry, my house elf will take care of the house." Sirius said coolly, wearing sunglasses and tossing his long, messy hair.

In fact, Calvin didn't care whether Sirius stayed at Hogwarts. He had been trying to persuade Black to give up accepting Dumbledore's invitation, and he almost had another quarrel with Dumbledore.

The one who really had a problem with Sirius was Professor McGonagall, because Sirius always appeared in the Gryffindor lounge without a trace, and Professor McGonagall couldn't catch him at all.

Calvin was also surprised by this because he had not discovered Sirius' method of entering the Gryffindor common room.

"This is a secret, hiccup," Sirius said after drinking a whole glass of firewhiskey in the Hog's Head pub and burping. "Only Harry and I know this secret."

In addition to having free access to the common room, Black, as the Gryffindor child king, leads the Weasley twins' prank career to new heights, while at the same time the gems in the Gryffindor hourglass have reached unprecedented lows.

"He is much more destructive than the Weasley brothers," Professor McGonagall complained in the professor's lounge, "and George and Fred actually have the urge to learn from him."

"Yes, yes," Calvin found an opportunity and immediately joined in, "Professor McGonagall, Vice Principal McGonagall, how can Sirius become a teacher with such a temperament? You have to persuade Principal Dumbledore. .”

"I persuaded him!" Professor McGonagall's nose twitched and her mouth pursed into a straight line, "But Dumbledore said that as long as Black picks up the book, he will become a qualified professor."

It seems that Dumbledore is determined to make Blake the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor. What is his purpose?

Of course, in addition to Professor McGonagall, there is another person who is also very dissatisfied with Sirius, and that is Professor Snape.

On the morning when the news of Sirius' release from prison appeared in the newspapers, Snape found Calvin and said sinisterly: "Cape, look what you did? You took a murderer out of Azkaban." .”

Calvin cut off a piece of steak and stuffed it into his mouth: "Snape, haven't you read the newspaper? I recommend you to read it. The article "Ten Years of Unjust Prison, the Hero is Finally Exonerated" is quite good. If If it is arranged as a drama, it will be a big hit immediately.”

"Of course I read it, Calvin," Snape said gloomily, "but can fancy words conceal the truth? I found several loopholes just by reading the article."

"So what, the Wizengamot has unanimously voted that Sirius is not guilty, including Principal Dumbledore who also voted not guilty." Calvin spread butter on the bread and said nonchalantly.

"This is not the truth at all, this is politics." Snape whispered in Calvin's ear, "Keep that murderer away from the castle, I can smell his stink from here. Unless Peter is resurrected, Tell the truth, otherwise he will always be the murderer of Lily in his eyes."

In the next few days, Sirius and Snape got along well. They did not meet directly and there was no conflict.

Until about a week later, when Calvin was dissecting the body of an invisible beast in his office, Snape stormed into Calvin's office.

"What's wrong, Snape," Calvin frowned and put away the specimens and dissection equipment, "What's the matter in such a hurry?"

"Where is the murderer?" Snape said angrily. "Where is he?"

"Sirius," Calvin shrugged, "He should be in Hagrid's hut. I don't think you need to go find him. It's good for you two to keep such a distance."

Snape sneered: "Humph, distance, does Black really understand the meaning of this word? Let me tell you, my private warehouse was stolen, and two very precious potion materials were lost, African tree snake skin fragments and Bicorn horn powder.”

"Ah, this is indeed very precious," Calvin said, "So, you suspect that Sirius stole it?"

"Who knows if he learned a thing or two from other prisoners in Azkaban." Snape looked around Calvin's office. "You'd better ask Black to be careful. Maybe he drank at the Hog's Head Bar at night. I will add some ingredients to it."

Snape left Calvin's office like a bat.

Calvin didn't take this matter seriously at first. With Sirius's temperament, if he really wanted to tease Snape, it would definitely not be as simple as stealing something.

But soon Calvin discovered that someone had lost something again.

On Friday night, Calvin gave lessons to Cedric and the Weasley twins.Cedric has always been a sunny boy, but the Weasley twins are depressed and absent-minded.

We are really a family, even the expressions of sadness are similar.

Until one time when George wanted to take the hot crucible with his hands, Calvin finally stopped them.

"Okay, gentlemen," Calvin controlled the world in the painting to remove the alchemy table and replace it with three chairs, "What's going on with you today?"

George and Fred said in unison: "It's okay, Professor."

"Alas," Calvin rubbed his brows, "Gentlemen, you are learning alchemy. This is a very dangerous magic. If you cannot adjust in time, today's class will end here."

Fred said hurriedly: "Well, Professor, it's really nothing, it's just that we lost something."

"A map," George added.

"A map?" Calvin repeated suspiciously. Do all the Weasleys treat their belongings so emotionally?

It's understandable that Ron would be upset after losing his pet, but would both of them be so devastated after losing a map?

"Yes, Professor," Fred nodded and said, "It's really not a big deal. I think we can continue with the class."

"Okay, I hope you can be more serious next time."

"By the way, Professor Capet," George asked suddenly, "if you were asked to make a map that could show the locations of all the people in Hogwarts, could you do it?"

"Well," Calvin thought for a while, "it's not too difficult for me, but it's a very big test for you. Even if you study here, you won't be able to make it until you are in fifth grade at least."

Just when Calvin thought the matter was over, another theft occurred in the castle, making Calvin wonder if there was any conspiracy behind it.

About a week later, Bathida burst into Calvin's office and said in a panic, "Mirror, that mirror is missing."