Hogwarts: I'm taking my dad to find my mom.

Harry, who fell to the ground, suddenly spat out the Golden Snitch from his mouth. Madam Hooch came to Harry's side, dragged Harry's hand, raised the Golden Snitch and shouted: "Gryffindor wins!"

After the announcement was made, Harry exclaimed and saw that his right wrist was swollen.

Mrs. Hodge looked at his hand carefully, "It's a fracture. Take him to the infirmary."

Just then, a voice rang out from outside the crowd: "Let me do it! I can help him!"

Agarth stood up from the audience and glanced at Snape, who was flying down in a hurry, and Lockhart, who had come to Harry, his whole body shining with gold, as if he wanted to decorate himself into a Chihuahua.

He sighed softly, poor Harry.

Then, turn around and leave the position.

This Quidditch game was indeed exciting, but it was not the highlight. The highlight should be in the evening.

Before leaving, he heard Hermione shouting, "Harry! Your bones have been pulled out!"

Lockhart, who was not familiar with healing magic, used a mistaken black magic and completely removed the bone in Harry's injured right arm.

Snape, with black energy emanating from his body, lifted Harry up and sent him to the infirmary.

Lockhart is a moron.

Harry originally only had a broken bone and could recover easily, but now he has to be sent to Bobby.

Snape cursed and glared at Harry, and Harry had no choice but to give up struggling and be floated in the air by Snape and taken to the infirmary in a shameful manner.

Professor, my hand was injured, not my foot. Harry opened his mouth but didn't say this.

*

After 8pm.

Agas transformed into a little phoenix and squatted on the windowsill of the abandoned women's washroom on the third floor.

He started squatting here after nightfall.

Moreover, watching Myrtle go from laughing to crying, and then to sobbing and cursing everyone who bullied her.

Agas wrote down so many names that came out of Myrtle's mouth that they could fill up an entire piece of parchment.

Agarth had no intention of joining Harry Potter's team and interfering with Albus's plan to train Harry Potter.

He just wanted to make sure whether anything had changed.

The Ginny we saw that day was indeed controlled by Voldemort, which means that the notebook was indeed in Ginny's hands.

Tonight, Colin Creevey will be petrified by the Basilisk.

Just as he was thinking about it, Agas saw Ginny in pajamas walk into the bathroom. She walked to a faucet and made a strange sound at the faucet. A few seconds later, a hole appeared under the original sink.

Ginny jumped directly into the hole, and Agast combed his feathers and remained motionless on the windowsill.

After a long time, Ginny, covered in dirt, was seen flying out of the cave. Her face was pale and her body was soaked with sweat, but her eyes were staring blankly ahead.

Agas followed Ginny slowly until he saw Ginny return to the lounge. He breathed a sigh of relief and immediately flew back to the bathroom.

As soon as Agas flew to the door, he heard a hissing sound, accompanied by the sound of friction on the ground, and a huge snake crawled out of the pipe.

Its huge yellow pupils were staring at Agas, and a foul-smelling liquid was flowing from the corners of its mouth.

"I'm hungry! I'm hungry!" it shouted to Agas.

Agas turned a deaf ear to it and quickly flew away from the basilisk's sight.

A trace of grievance flashed in the basilisk's eyes. It didn't understand why Agas ignored it again. The last time it spoke to Agas, Agas also ignored it.

Then, its nose moved slightly, and its body swam slowly in the castle. The guy who could speak snake language ordered it to kill the students in the castle, but it had promised Salazar not to hurt the students.

There was a flash of clarity in the basilisk's eyes, and the next second, its eyes were filled with an irritable look. It was not swimming as slowly as before, but very quickly.

And when it turned a corner, its eyes suddenly met a beam of light.

The basilisk was startled by the bright light, and its originally irritable mood instantly sobered up. It looked at the corpses of the students on the ground, sadness flashed in its eyes, and the basilisk immediately turned its head, went into the pipe, and returned to its basement.

It had once again been controlled by the snake whisperer and had hurt a student, and Salazar would never forgive it.

After the basilisk left, Agas appeared from the air. He looked at Colin on the ground and let out a crisp cry.

The next second, Dumbledore, wearing a bathrobe, appeared in the corridor brought by Abu.

"Agas, you'd better have something urgent to say." Dumbledore, who was woken up and taken away from his sleep, narrowed his eyes and threatened Agas in the air.

Agas landed and turned into his own appearance. He pointed at the person lying at the corner and said, "We found a dead brother. It seems to be from your Gryffindor. Is it serious?"

Dumbledore squeezed out two words from between his teeth: "It's important."

Then he hurried forward, carefully observed the child in front of him, and then he breathed a sigh of relief.

"Agas, he's not dead."

"I know he's not dead." Agas nodded.

"Then why do you say he is a corpse?"

Dumbledore glared at Agas, then lifted Colin up with a levitation spell. "Agas, ask Abu to inform Minerva. I'll wait for her in the infirmary."

Agarth nodded, and when he was about to call Abu, he heard Dumbledore say again: "Be gentle, Minerva is not Severus, don't burn her with fire."

"I understand, I understand." Agas gave him a thumbs up, "You are such a double standard."

Snape can play pranks, but Professor McGonagall can't.

Albus is indeed the number one double standard person.

For some reason, Agas began to sympathize with Snape.

"Abu, call Professor McGonagall gently, understand?"

Abu tilted his head and thought for a moment, then called out in response to Agas and left.

Abu appeared in Professor McGonagall's room with Agas' order. Professor McGonagall, who had fallen asleep long ago, did not notice Abu.

Abu flew to Professor McGonagall's pillow and pecked her face with its sharp beak.

When she didn't respond, he bit a strand of Professor McGonagall's hair and pulled it out.

"Ah!!" Professor McGonagall's scalp tightened and she felt a sudden pain on the right side of her forehead. She jumped up from the bed, touched the wand under the pillow with her right hand, and pointed it at Abu: "Who!"

Abu squinted his eyes happily, flew in front of Professor McGonagall, rubbed her cheek with his feathers, then grabbed her hair with his claws and took Professor McGonagall to the infirmary.