Hogwarts card wizard

When Dumbledore stood up, he seemed to know something, but he didn't tell Kevin, and Kevin didn't ask, but told him exactly what Harry had told him about the dream.

"Professor, I remember you said that when Voldemort attacked Harry, he transferred part of his powers to Harry, so this dream...could it really happen?"

Dumbledore used his wand to "pull" a silvery "thread" from the temple, and then put him into the Pensieve.This should be how to use the Pensieve, and that "thread" is a memory of Dumbledore.

Dumbledore did not answer Kevin, but asked, "What do you think? Kevin! What do you think?"

Dumbledore's words stopped Kevin from asking, and he froze for a moment, not knowing how to answer.After a moment of silence, Kevin suppressed the idea of ​​telling him the speculation in his heart, and said, "I think I should go back, professor."

Dumbledore smiled and said, "Really? Good night, Kevin."

"Good night, Professor."

Kevin left the principal's office.

He didn't know why he said the words to leave.According to Kevin's inner thoughts, he should tell Dumbledore his guess. This is definitely the best way, at least for him.

But the best way is not necessarily the most appropriate way.

Because doing so can greatly reduce his chances of encountering fatal danger, but if this is the case, the answer to the whole matter may disappear.

The man could escape Azkaban, and his demented devotion to Voldemort would definitely get him there.

If you want to avoid this outcome, you can only use the most appropriate method.That's what Kevin said at the beginning, follow the other party's plan step by step until the truth emerges, and everything will be explained by then.

But in doing so, Kevin has to face a real problem, that is, his own life safety may not be guaranteed.

After all, it seemed that this incident had nothing to do with him, but from the very beginning, it was pointed at him.

Dumbledore's answer may be that he agrees with Kevin's approach, and of course it does not rule out that Kevin thinks more about it again.

But anyway, he has already made a choice and now he can only go on step by step.

On the way back, Kevin thought to himself: "The last game is on Sunday, and on Saturday I will go to Hogsmeade to meet Sirius. Maybe he can bring some information. But I have to do it anyway." targeted measures."

Along the way, Kevin was thinking about his plan, so that he missed a lot of stairs.

These stairs in Hogwarts 2 are unpredictable and the time of changing positions is extremely unstable. If it is short, it can change once in a few seconds, and if it is long, it may not move for an hour.

Unless Kevin wants to spend the night on the stairs, he can only choose to detour.

The basement, where there is a staircase leading to each floor of the castle, and the staircase here will not change its position.

But a conversation interrupted his thoughts just as he passed Snape's office.

"It's a sign, Snape!" said a voice from inside the door.

Kevin is familiar with this voice, because the owner of this voice is Karkaroff he saw in the Pensieve.

Kevin stopped in his tracks, and Snape's voice came from inside: "So what are you going to say?"

"Stop talking nonsense here! You and I both know what it means." Karkaroff said excitedly.

At this moment, the door suddenly opened, and Snape stood by the door as if to leave, while Karkaroff "showed" Snape a tattoo on his left wrist.

They didn't expect Kevin to be standing outside the door. Seeing this, Karkaroff immediately pulled down his sleeves, glanced at Kevin, and left in a hurry without saying a word.

Kevin didn't see clearly what the tattoo on Karkaroff's wrist was, but his former identity and the sentence just now seemed not difficult to guess.

Kevin looked at Karkaroff's back and showed a disdainful smile. It seemed that before the Dark Lord returned, someone was already frightened and couldn't wait.

Then Kevin glanced at Snape standing in the room, nodded and said, "Good night, Professor."

But he was about to leave Snape when he came out quickly.

"Eli! Why are you in such a hurry?" Snape's tone seemed flustered, and his expression was not as natural as usual.He probably knew this himself, so he changed the subject and said, "I haven't congratulated you yet, congratulations on your outstanding performance in Black Lake."

If Kevin hadn't known the true face of his teacher in advance, he would have put all doubts on him at this time. After all, Snape's "recruiting black" physique is really excellent.

Kevin smiled and said, "Thank you, Professor! But I should go back as soon as possible, because you have helped me a lot with my recent homework, and I don't want to add thickness to my poor notes."

"Gill grass! Right?"

Snape didn't follow Kevin's words, but said this out of nowhere.

"What?" Kevin asked curiously.

Snape had returned to normal at this time, and said with a blank face: "You know what I'm talking about, gills! You used it in the second match."

"Yes, Professor! Neville gave it to me," Kevin said.

"Really?" Snape sneered, "Lombard is a genius! Cheek grass is a rare material."

Kevin didn't know why, and said, "Yes, Neville found it from Professor Sprout."

Snape walked into the room, his office was filled with shelves, and there were various rare potion ingredients and potions he had mixed on the shelves.

"Of course! You can't find gills in a normal garden." Snape took out a small bottle of potion from the shelf and said, "You can't find this either!"

He then walked up to Kevin and held the bottle in front of his eyes, saying, "Tell me what this is?"

Kevin glanced at the bottle and immediately recognized it. Under Snape's torture, he could be said to have reached the point of proficiency in identifying potions.

Although he didn't know what Snape was going to do, he still said, "Of course I do! This is the ultimate potion, Veritaserum!"

Snape said, "Right, tell me what it does."

Kevin said, "You mentioned in your homework that you only need three drops of Veritaserum, and even a dark devil will reveal his darkest secrets. But...you can't use this on students. I don't think I Do you remember wrongly, Professor."

Snape sneered, "That's right! That's the right answer, but if you steal anything from me, my hand might accidentally drop it into your pumpkin juice."

Kevin froze for a moment, and smiled wryly: "Professor, I admit that I did take a few materials from you, but it was also to complete the homework you assigned, and I didn't get anything this semester. I can……"

"Shut up!" Snape interrupted Kevin in disgust, and said, "The gills are harmless, I can bear this behavior for the honor of Hogwarts, but the woodsnakeskin, and the lacewing... ..."

"Wait!" Kevin said hastily: "This is the material needed for compound soup, why should I take this?"

Snape said expressionlessly: "Very good! The answer is very correct. It seems that your homework was not in vain. But it doesn't matter. I will find out the reason, and then you and your friends... I don't need to talk about the consequences." .”

Kevin nodded speechlessly and said, "Yes, Professor! Can I leave then?"