Harry Potter: Man at Hogwarts but no wand

Ron Weasley said one of the things he regretted most in his life. He was so frightened that his face turned pale.

"Tell me, what did you just say, Mr. Weasley." Professor McGonagall had obviously heard it. Instead of confirming the information now, she was questioning him and Weasley: "Oh my God, are you talking about this?" Nonsense. Azkaban Prison is a prison of the Ministry of Magic. Not to mention that it is illegal. The place is full of dementors-the two Mr. Weasleys have already gone there? And they are riding a dragon?"

Professor McGonagall was angry, and Ron could even see her nostrils flaring, and her chest heaving violently. He swallowed a mouthful of saliva, and that unlucky expression that seemed to be crying but not crying, half smiling but not smiling appeared on his face again. : "Yes... yes Professor McGonagall."

Professor McGonagall widened her eyes and stared at him for a while, then immediately turned around and wanted to leave the auditorium: "Everyone - I mean everyone, stay in the school and are not allowed to leave. Mr. Black will soon leave the magic hall." When the Ministry comes back, he will ensure your safety." Buya's tone was very stern, and the last two words were spoken loudly and clearly, seeming to tell everyone the serious consequences of leaving this school.

She herself wanted to catch Harry and the two dragon-riding troublemakers and do something by the way.

Most of the students were shocked by the serious look of the witch, so they returned to their seats and stopped making noises. However, the group of Russian students obviously did not understand what he meant and were still discussing in their seats, knowing that the one who could talk The one who spoke English and Cedric persuaded them to quiet down with gestures and performances.

Professor McGonagall warned everyone again and prepared to leave, but when she immediately stepped out of the auditorium, the sound of light footsteps came over, and the familiar black robe appeared in front of everyone.

"Professor McGonagall." Snape looked particularly gloomy and ugly. He glanced sideways at Ron, who immediately sat back at the long table.Ron lowered his head and looked at the two professors secretly. "Bloody hell! George and Fred will kill me." He complained to Hermione in a low voice: "Maybe my parents will come again!"

"Calm down Ron, let's listen to what the professors say first." Hermione comforted him. He secretly glanced at the long table opposite. Cedric and Krum were sitting on the Hufflepuff table, next to them. It was a row of students from Muster and Kodosdorez, and she had a hunch that they were definitely planning something.

"Oh, Severus," said Professor McGonagall, "I have to ask you to keep an eye on these students. I need to go out and have classes soon.

Snape pretended not to hear Minerva McGonagall's words, still looking over her shoulder and looking back, while at the same time approaching her little by little, and judging from his expression, it seemed as if he didn't realize that he was doing this.

"Professor McGonagall, where are you going?" Snape, who didn't seem to have found his target, said in a harder tone.

"Severus?" Minerva McGonagall raised her head sideways, her blue eyes facing her black ones, as if she didn't expect that her student and colleague could speak to her in this tone: "Too bad. To be polite, I didn’t want to go anywhere in particular.”

"Really? I seem to have heard Mr. Weasley say something terrible." Snape looked directly into her eyes: "But I'm sorry, Professor McGonagall, or what if Mr. Potter and his rocket If the crossbow leaves the castle - will you intercept him, or will you do something else."

For the first time, Ron didn't want his last name to be Weasley. Now he wanted to discuss it directly with Hermione and change his name to Ron Granger. This was not because he was timid and scared, but because he hated himself for saying it too much. Being heard by Snape at night, he had harmed a lot of people.

Professor McGonagall was quite surprised that Snape would ask such a question, as if he wished that the Weasley brothers and Harry would all be captured by the Ministry of Magic, so that Andy could live in Azkaban until his death.

In her impression, Snape's relationship with Andy Lawrence was quite good.

"Of course not, I want to go to the Ministry of Magic to help investigate the issue of illegal immigration." McGonagall tilted her head and looked up and down at Snape, a little impatient. Although she knew that he had always been a bit eccentric, but there was something he said before. Snape was always polite to himself.

"I hope so." The Potions Professor said very softly, squinting his eyes: "The Aurors from the Ministry of Magic have already set off. There are some things that we cannot interfere in. After all, you have to suffer the consequences."

"The Aurors have already set off? Has Snape already reported it to the Aurors? God, I will kill Harry." Ron lowered his head, already thinking about how to apologize to his friend and brother.

But Krum's table didn't think so. They felt that there was something in Snape's words and conveyed some message.

"Is that what you think?" After hearing this, Professor McGonagall, who was about to walk out of everyone's sight, suddenly turned around, obviously not satisfied with the answer. When she saw Snape turning around and leaving, before leaving, He also gave Ron a hard look.

Mag took a deep breath and stepped out of the hall, as if she didn't want to waste another minute. When all the students in the auditorium breathed a sigh of relief and wanted to take action, they found that she was blocked by a person.

"I've missed something, haven't I?" Dumbledore had returned as he walked into the hall.