The wizard at Hogwarts is unscientific

Chapter 90: This phoenix should be the property of Hogwarts.

Perhaps because of a tacit understanding, when Andy saw Snape for the first time, what worried him most was not being locked up, but rather that points would be deducted by Snape.

Deducting points is not terrible, whoever deducts is embarrassed.

Andy can still remember what kind of life Harry and Ron lived in the academy after they were arrested for a night tour, and after fifty minutes each.

That's really disgusting even dogs, sneaky everywhere, even going to the auditorium for a meal, you have to cover it up, and you don't dare to go until the people are almost gone.

Andy is ashamed and can't stand this kind of life.

"I want to send a letter to Headmaster Dumbledore."

Andy decided to be frank and lenient, and honestly handed the letter he had written to Snape.

Snape took the letter suspiciously, touched it, and returned it to Andy.

Out of politeness, Snape didn't want to peek at Andy's private messages, but this didn't affect his deducting points from Andy.

I saw the corners of his mouth slightly raised, showing a three-pointed sneer, "Collins, I didn't expect a good student from Ravenclaw to..."

not good!

As soon as Snape started the conversation, Andy guessed what was going on behind it.

It's nothing more than fifty points deducted from Ravenclaw!

"Professor Snape, I just saw Malfoy."

Andy quickly interrupted Snape, "He went to the restricted area on the fourth floor."

Snape choked back.

He looked Andy up and down, with a cold look in the corner of his eyes, "Do you think this kind of trick can fool me? Collins, slander..."

"it is true!"

Andy interrupted Snape again, "I wrote this letter to Principal Dumbledore because of Malfoy. I suspect that his memory was modified after he was attacked last time."

Snape always spoke slowly and flatly, which gave Andy a good chance to interrupt.

Anyone who has played the game knows that you must not use slow reading skills during PK, otherwise it will be easily interrupted.

Hogwarts has magic. As a professor, Snape said that as long as he deducted points, Ravenclaw's point pool would plummet.

However, he was a junior, and if he wanted to deduct fifty points from Ravenclaw in one go, he had to ask Professor Flitwick for his opinion.

After figuring this out, Andy wasn't afraid at all.

"Huh?" Snape looked at Andy casually.

Modifying memory is Voldemort's forte, and Andy is different from ordinary little wizards.Since Andy said that, Snape didn't mind listening to it.

If Collins dared to lie, he would go out at night, slander his classmates, and deceive the professor. The combined punishment of the three crimes is enough to deduct [-] points from Ravenclaw.

This year's Academy Cup is secure.

If Collins hadn't lied, then Snape could not only expose Quirrell and Voldemort's conspiracy, but also save Malfoy by the way.

Right and left, Snape thought.

Andy sorted out his thoughts, "As you know, I asked Malfoy to contact his classmates and drive Quirrell out of Hogwarts. Malfoy and I agreed to have a private interview with me after Quirrell left school. .”

"But Malfoy seemed to have forgotten about it afterwards, and he had nothing to do with me."

"When Malfoy was attacked, you reminded me to be careful of Quirrell. I guess old Malfoy should send Malfoy to St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries and Injuries to recuperate, so that Quirrell can take the opportunity to sneak into Huo Gwartz."

"But this time Professor Tang En was attacked, and I realized something was wrong."

Andy said seriously: "So I immediately wrote a letter to Principal Dumbledore to remind him to pay attention to Malfoy. I didn't expect to meet Malfoy as soon as I reached the fourth floor."

Snape's face was gloomy and uncertain, "You said Malfoy went to the restricted area on the fourth floor?"

"Yes!" Andy nodded.

Snape frowned slightly.

After the Christmas holiday, Malfoy returned to school. Snape personally checked Malfoy's luggage and Malfoy himself, and found nothing wrong at that time.

Then he learned from Dumbledore that Hagrid had reported abnormalities in the Forbidden Forest.

This is almost a statement: Quirrell is hiding in the Forbidden Forest!

As the months passed, both Dumbledore and Snape were ignoring Malfoy a little.

They even thought that Malfoy's attack was just an act of revenge by Quirrell.

But if the changes in the Forbidden Forest and Twain's attack are all Quirrell's means of attracting attention?

Snape didn't dare to be careless, "There is no need to send the letter, you go directly to the principal's office, the password is: Cockroach Heap."

After finishing speaking, Snape ignored Andy and hurriedly walked into the corridor of the restricted area on the fourth floor.

Andy: "..."

What kind of ghost password is this?

Andy was relieved when he saw Snape's robe disappearing around the corner of the corridor.

There were excuses for being caught at Night Tour, but if Snape asked what 'SB' meant, Andy really didn't know how to answer him.

I just hope that time can dilute all this.

The principal's office is on the eighth floor of the castle, and Andy can only climb the stairs again.

The entrance of the principal's office is a huge ugly stone monster statue. Andy stood up at the entrance, "Pile of cockroaches!"

Kaka!

The statue jumped aside, and the wall behind it split in two.

Andy stepped in, took the magic staircase, and came to a oak door.

Deng deng pedal!

Andy knocked politely on the door.

"Come in!" An old and tired voice came from inside the room.

Andy opened the door and walked in.

The principal's office is a spacious and beautiful circular room, illuminated with crystal and sapphire, and the room is as bright as day.

On the mahogany bookshelf that occupies one wall, there are many magic books, and on the other wall are portraits of past principals.

In addition, there are many magic alchemy items in the principal's room, which are very valuable just by looking at them.

There is also a cabinet in the room with the Sorting Hat on the shelf.

In front of the principal's desk on the left, there is a tall gilded perch, on which a phoenix is ​​lazily standing, looking at Andy curiously.

When I become principal, all this will be mine.

Andy was a little jealous.

"Principal Dumbledore, you're still up so late." Andy greeted as usual.

"Mr. Collins, didn't you sleep too?" Dumbledore looked at Andy with kind eyes.

"I originally wanted to send you a letter, but I met Malfoy on the fourth floor, and I also met Professor Snape..." Andy simply explained his reason for coming.

Dumbledore immediately became serious.

He stood up from his chair, walked around the office twice, and then looked at Andy sharply, "Collins, you stay here, I'm going to check on the fourth floor."

"Ok!"

Andy responded first, and was about to ask himself if he could go back to the dormitory first, when he saw the phoenix flapping its wings and flying to Dumbledore's shoulder. The fire flashed, and one person and one bird disappeared instantly.

"This phoenix should be the property of Hogwarts, right?"

Andy became more and more envious of the position of principal.