I swung my greatsword at Hogwarts

John was taken to the principal's office, where battles were set.

Dumbledore, Snape, Moody.

Trial Tribunal.

On the table in front of Dumbledore was a wand.

Snape's expression was very bad, and Moody quietly watched John come over with his cane.

As if they had just discussed something, Dumbledore just came back to his senses and smiled at John.

"Professor Dumbledore, I don't know why you called me here?"

John glanced at the wand, but he didn't care.

It's not my own anyway.

He thought, but failed.

Because Dumbledore picked up the wand and asked, "John, is this wand yours?"

John froze for a moment, frowned and denied, "Professor Dumbledore, that's not my wand."

After all, John took out his wand, indicating that he had it with him.

After hearing the sound, Snape said to Moody in a strange way: "It seems that your investigation is wrong."

"I can't make a mistake!" Moody responded in a low voice.

His magic eye rolled, and Dumbledore prevented the two from a second argument.

Dumbledore looked at John with his eyes hidden behind the half-moon lens, and John met his eyes, feeling that something was getting into his mind.

With a cold snort in his heart, John activated Occlumency to isolate the prying eyes.

It is Legilimency.

Dumbledore actually used Legilimency on himself.

There was a chill in his heart, he looked at Dumbledore, and asked, "Does Professor Dumbledore have any questions?"

Dumbledore took a deep look at John, and Moody said gruffly, "This wand was found in the room on the right corridor on the fourth floor. That room is really luxurious."

There was accusation in his words, and he roared: "The last spell of this wand was the confusion spell, and it is in that hidden room. Maybe some clever little wizard thinks that no one can find it."

He walked up to John quickly and shouted: "He is too stupid to know that I can see through his secret!"

"Are you doubting me?"

John's expression turned cold. He didn't expect Moody to discover the secret room of the Stars Club and go in.

Moody's tone made him uncomfortable. It was the tone of an interrogator.

Just when Moody wanted to go further, Dumbledore stopped him.

"Professor Moody, please calm down." Dumbledore stopped Moody, his eyes were complicated, "John, can you tell us where you were last night?"

Knowing that he was in trouble, John said flatly, "Of course, you know I always listen to you."

He turned his head to look at Moody, with indifference in his words, he said: "I was in the secret room of the Society of Stars yesterday, but I can tell you exactly, I don't know where this wand came out."

"John Wick, maybe you don't even bother to tell a clumsy lie." Moody's devilish eyes fixed on John, "But this makes your suspicion even more solid."

"With all due respect," Snape said aloud, still with a strange expression on his face, "John Wick is a man with high self-esteem, and he wouldn't… cheat on this kind of thing."

The last two words seemed to be addressed to only one person.

Moody turned his head and said in a low voice: "Yeah, Severus, you may have forgotten that some wizards like to pretend to be arrogant, but that's not evidence, is it?"

Snape frowned at him, Moody not to be outdone.

John looked up at Dumbledore, the old man was the one who decided.

Dumbledore stood up from behind the table, and he asked calmly, "John, give me an answer."

"It's not me, Professor Dumbledore." John shook his head in denial, and he didn't take the blame.

Dumbledore seemed to breathe a sigh of relief, and said: "I believe John, he will not do this, let alone cause harm to his friends."

What else did Moody want to say, Dumbledore said louder, "Alastor, I think we should give the students enough trust."

His lips moved, and Moody could only look at John fiercely.

John stared back fearlessly.

This misunderstanding is resolved.

Dumbledore didn't ask why John would build a secret room in the school, and he didn't break the casserole and asked the phrase "Only John Wick in the school can make wands".

He just felt that there was still room for redemption for this excellent Slytherin student.

John turned away, the distance between him and Dumbledore getting further and further, until he disappeared behind the door.

Professor McGonagall did not speak the whole time, and her bloodless lips were tightly pressed together. After hearing that John was fine, her pale face improved.

"I'm going out, Dumbledore." Moody left.

Snape didn't leave, he said to Dumbledore who was in deep thought: "This time, things are a bit too targeted."

He didn't say who, but Dumbledore knew.

"Alastor may be biased, you know, those people he faced in those years," said Dumbledore.

Snape said quietly, "What about John Wick?"

"Are you really not afraid?" Snape said to himself, "His room has become a holy place for those followers."

Moody had said about the Slytherin search, which made Snape aware of it while being annoyed.

This sentence made Dumbledore silent, and Snape said in a strange tone: "It's very similar, isn't it, and that person's followers are like a law, every Dark Lord will be surrounded by a group of people ..."

"Severus." Dumbledore interrupted him, the old man's face rarely showing tiredness.

Snape knew he couldn't go on, so he left the headmaster's office.

Helping John, because he believed John would not do something like that, reminding Dumbledore, he was reminding, not to repeat the same mistakes.

The bearer wand lay on the table.

Dumbledore watched, and the image of John breaking the lake with a sword appeared in his mind.

"Ancient magic, John, you are more eager to learn than I thought."

A cloud of mist spewed out from the silverware, obscuring Dumbledore's figure.

In the drawer, the golden time-turner lay quietly.

. . .

John walked out of the principal's office, his face was not good.

"Who the hell is it?"

With a solemn expression, he hurried to the back of the fourth floor.

He saw that the Stealing Charms on the door had been confused again, and he couldn't tell whether it was Moody who did it, or the man who had framed him.

Or...

Moody was the one who framed himself.

John had doubted this possibility.

If so, why would he do it?

For Harry?

From the very beginning of his arrival at the school, John could see Moody's hostility towards Slytherins.

Originally, he just thought it was because of his dislike and targeting of Slytherin as an Auror, but now it seems that there is more than this reason.

Taking out the Marauder's Map, John saw Alastor Moody drifting away from it.

Either Moody knew about the Marauder's Map, and used a powerful confusion spell to get the map renamed.

Either he was Moody himself, targeting himself for some reason.

Either way, Moody's is already untrustworthy.

John's eyes darkened.

Day two.

Entering the secret room, John saw several worried faces.

"I'm fine." Looking at Daphne's worried eyes, John said calmly, "This incident is aimed at me. No matter who it is, we must be vigilant."

He said in a deep voice to everyone: "The Star Club, it's been exposed."

This is not good news, and several people fell silent.

Percy said: "The second project had an accident, and Mr. Crouch was also implicated. He needs to go back and deal with the impact of this matter."

John nodded, Cedric was silent for a while, and said, "John, there is bad news."

He looked at John and said with difficulty: "There are discussions in the Hufflepuff lounge. Some students feel that you are... imitating the mysterious man."

As soon as this remark came out, Malfoy was the first to be angry: "Who said that!"

In fact, Cedric still said that it was missing, not part of it, but most of it.

Neville also silently raised his hand, smacked his lips, and said, "There are also rumors in the Gryffindor lounge."

"A bunch of stupid people." Daphne said coldly and unceremoniously.

Made Neville bow his head in shame.

John didn't expect things to spread so quickly, in just one night.

Some people commented that Dumbledore would expel John, and that John built the Chamber of Secrets in order to break into Hogwarts in the future and accomplish what the mysterious man hadn't done.

"Rumors only end with the strong." John said calmly, "When time passes, they will understand their mistakes."

Fleur was fighting for John. After seeing John's power in the lake, those students felt that if it was John, it would be possible to become the third Dark Lord.

John suddenly realized something, maybe this is the result Moody wanted.

Let public opinion beat you.

. . .