Hogwarts: Slytherin Kiss

When I came down from the dormitory building, Indra's cheeks were red, and her eyes were shy and moist.

Draco followed lazily, running his blond hair down the nape of his neck.

If he failed the History of Magic exam, she would push Draco off the black lake and feed it to the giant squid.

The most troublesome ones later are Defense Against the Dark Arts and Care of Magical Creatures, because they are both outdoor exams.

In the Defense Against the Dark Arts exam, Indra was the one who passed the level the fastest. Professor Lupine stood at the end and gave her a perfect score in real time.

Hagrid's Care of Magical Creatures class first requires riding a hippogriff to a designated location in the Forbidden Forest, then finding the way back to the hut through a catnivet, and finally cleaning the sea anemone-shaped tumor of the Mothra Rat. and pruning.

Since the Potions exam conflicted with the ancient runes, Indra and Draco applied to Professor Snape to take the make-up exam later.

The divination class was the last test. Before the test, Indra quickly went through his notes and then practiced his spiritual spell.

Fortunately, Professor Trelawney would test everyone individually in the classroom, which made it easy for Indra to cast the spell.

When she was finally called, Indra walked up the silver staircase and sat on the soft cushion opposite Professor Trelawney. There was a transparent crystal ball between them, with white mist swirling inside.

"Please sit down... dear... let me see how much you have learned..."

Indra held the wand in her drooping hand, with only the tip of the wand exposed in her wide sleeves. She looked at Professor Trelawney with a trusting, gentle and slightly shy smile on her face, and then said silently A spell, a small wave of the wand at your side.

Indra was thinking of forbidden words in her mind so that Professor Trelawney could not say anything that she was not good at or said.

A dim white light went to Professor Trelawney's feet, and she couldn't see it at all.

"Look... carefully... what do you see inside?"

Indra quietly put away her wand, stared at the clean and spotless crystal ball, looked at the white mist inside, and said hesitantly, "A shadow...Professor..."

"What shadow? What does it look like..." Professor Trelawney immediately asked, looking at her encouragingly.

"A person..." Indra frowned slightly in confusion, but of course she was making things up.

"Who is it? Are you feeling very sad?" Professor Trelawney enthusiastically recorded something on the parchment.

"No...I feel very happy..." Indra said, smiling at Professor Trelawney.

"Oh...this..." Professor Trelawney paused. She wanted to say something but couldn't. She was a little confused.

"Uh... are you happy..." Professor Trelawney opened her mouth repeatedly and became a little restless. Finally, she could only reluctantly say, "...Okay... what else did you see?"

"No more." Indra didn't want to deal with her questions anymore, and her eyes were hopeful, "Professor, will I get an excellent degree?"

"Dear..." Professor Trelawney wanted to say, no, you are still far away, but she always seemed to forget something when the words came to her lips.

"Can't you really see anything?" Professor Trelawney asked unwillingly, unable to write on the parchment.

Indra nodded, "Will I get excellent?"

After being quiet for a long time, Professor Trelawney couldn't say no. She said reluctantly, "Your exam is over, please leave, my dear..."

Indra looked at the parchment in her hand and asked warmly, "But you haven't given me a score yet. I really want to know now..."

Finally, after a stalemate for a while, Professor Trelawney had to write a capital O on the parchment.

After dinner in the Great Hall the next afternoon, Indra and Draco brought their cauldrons to Professor Snape's office to retake the exam on the production of confusion agents.

But when I pushed the door open, there was no one.

"Then let's wait here for a while." Draco put down the cauldron and said.

The two exchanged stories about the various medicinal materials soaked in glass tubes on the wall, the liver of the fire dragon, the eyeballs of the poisonous horned rhinoceros, the scales of the water-shaped beast...

Indra suddenly saw the ice-cold Wolfsbane potion in the cabinet in the corner, "Professor Snape may have sent the medicine to Professor Lupin..." she said meaningfully.

"What do you mean?"

Indra raised her hand and curled her fingers towards him. Draco grabbed her hand and pressed it very close. If Indra wanted to say something to tease him again... hum.

"Tsk." Indra stepped back and glanced at the door of the office, then whispered quickly, "The Wolfsbane potion is for Professor Lupin. The glass jar shows signs of being opened recently."

Draco's eyes widened, "You mean! He is...a werewolf..."

"I guessed it." Indra said, "Remember when I told you that Professor Snape added sugar to the Wolfsbane potion? Then Professor Lupine became ill and couldn't come...Snape also danced and taught us how to identify And killing werewolves..."

"But this doesn't confirm that he is a werewolf."

"So I said I guessed."

"A werewolf? Be our teacher!" Draco seemed to be angry and laughed. His father was right, Dumbledore was not worthy of being the headmaster at all!

"Isn't it good? There is wolfsbane potion."

Draco curled his lips, "Professor Snape hasn't come back yet. I'm worried that he might have been bitten before he put the Wolfsbane potion into Lupin's mouth."

After waiting for a while, both of them became a little uneasy. Draco hesitated and said, "How about we go take a look."

"Okay." Indra nodded immediately.

They left their exam equipment in the office and rushed to Professor Lupine's office on the third floor.

The door of the office in the corridor was closed. The two looked at each other. Indra knocked on the door and said, "Professor Lupine, are you there?"

But there was no response from inside.

Indra and Draco took out their wands and gently turned the door handle without locking it.

They quietly pushed open a small gap, then widened it, stretched out their heads and looked in. The lights were on but there was no one in the room.

Indra and Draco walked in, closed the door, and looked around.

"We are lucky, this is not a murder scene." Draco said.

Then they saw the purple potion on the table, and there was a map next to it.

Indra picked up the map and was surprised to find that it was full of strings of names moving around the castle. She subconsciously searched for the Slytherin common room and found a bunch of familiar names.

Draco flipped it over and unfolded it, "This is? Surveillance map?"

"Look for Professor Snape."

"There are too many names on it..." Draco scanned the map quickly.

Not in the basement…not in the hallways…not in the tower…not in the staff room…

His gray-blue eyes paused, Draco pointed to the Shrieking Shack outside the castle and said in surprise, "They are here, along with Black and Potter!"

The names barely moved and seemed to be confronting each other.

"Peter Pettigrew...who is this?" Indra frowned.

"A tunnel connecting the Shrieking Shack and the roots of the Whomping Willow." Draco pointed to the lines.

Indra quickly filled the potion in the goblet with a glass bottle, and rushed to the Whomping Willow with Draco.

It was already dark when they walked out of the castle. Not far from the Whomping Willow, Indra and Draco heard the howling of wolves and the painful hissing of big dogs. The two looked at each other with shining eyes, and then He sped up and ran over quietly.