[HP] Blast! Word Small Universe

Every year seems to be the same, and there always seem to be some things that are difficult to deduce from common sense in Harry Potter.The only difference from last year was that it was not Hermione who was in conflict with Ron this year, but Harry.Ever since the Goblet of Fire chose Harry last night, Ron has somehow started to have conflicts with Harry.This made Jane feel a little weird, because Harry was obviously framed, but Ron was jealous of Harry being framed here-this was an extremely weird logic.

But now Jane is not in the mood to think about Ron's mentality, because she is very worried about Harry's state.Both she and Dumbledore understood that someone wanted to kill Harry through the Triwizard Tournament, because data from previous years showed that the death rate in the Triwizard Tournament could reach 50.00%.According to Harry's accident physique, the death rate may be greatly increased.What's more, there is an invisible enemy lurking beside them-the one who threw Harry's name into the Goblet of Fire.

"Since we all know that you didn't throw this note in, the opponent's intention is very simple—to kill you." Jane looked at the flames in the fireplace, frowned slightly, and thought .Harry and Hermione were sitting in the armchairs next to her at this time, and few students would spend a weekend morning in the common room like them, except for Jane, who was reluctant to go out because of the weather: "Then In school, who wants to kill you?"

"Snape, I can't think of anyone else." Harry said firmly, "He's been trying to poison me."

Jane rolled her eyes and was extremely speechless at Harry's deduction: "If Snape wants to kill you, he can do it in the first grade, there is no need to wait until now, and there is no need to use the Triwizard Tournament to kill you." Kill you. The important thing is that the Triwizard Tournament was only decided by the Ministry of Magic this year. Could it be that Snape counted in your first year that magic would not hold the Triwizard Tournament again in your fourth year? Harry, Don't be funny, okay?"

"Well, we have to admit that Professor Snape doesn't like you, but Harry, I think what Jane said makes sense. If Professor Snape wanted to kill you, there's absolutely no need for him to wait until now, let alone Borrowing the Triwizard Tournament, this will arouse Dumbledore's suspicion." Hermione said: "I don't think Professor Snape is so stupid."

"But if it wasn't Dumbledore, who would it be?" Harry felt like he was going crazy—now the whole school thought he had played some kind of trick to become a Hogwarts champion, not to mention Huh Chippaqi's students hated him, and even Ron didn't trust him anymore.

Jane began to analyze: "Since we don't know who it is, let's use the elimination method to try - first of all, Dumbledore and Snape can be eliminated first, and Professor McGonagall, Hagrid, basically all the professors Everything can be ruled out, except—"

"Except?" Harry looked at Jane suspiciously.

Jane withdrew her gaze from the flames in the fireplace, and turned her head to stare into Harry's emerald green eyes: "Except for Professor Moody."

"Why?" Harry obviously didn't agree with Jane's reasoning at all: "He helped us - he's not a bad guy."

"I agree with Harry, although Professor Moody definitely doesn't look like a nice guy, he was an Auror before," said Hermione.

"I suspect he's just because we don't know him well." Jane said: "If other professors wanted to kill Harry, there were too many chances in the past three years, didn't they? But in the past three years During the year, the only one who did not participate was Professor Moody. So compared to other professors, he is more likely. Secondly, it is precisely because he has been an Auror and knows a lot of strange killing methods, such as this ——So I don't think it's surprising that he wanted to kill Harry in this way. But you're right, Professor Moody is a good man, he helped us teach Malfoy a lesson, and he hates evil. So I didn't Just say that he is the one who threw the parchment into the Goblet of Fire, but relatively speaking, his possibility is relatively high.” Jane’s words silenced both Harry and Hermione, and then Jane said: “Of course, except for the professor In addition, there are students. The biggest suspect is Malfoy—but the problem is that he is not an adult. Also, Malfoy asked other senior students to throw parchment into the Goblet of Fire instead of Harry, but Harry just said However, there must be a strong confusion spell to make the Goblet of Fire go everywhere, and a fourth school is created to participate. The Goblet of Fire is an advanced alchemy product. I believe that currently no student can make the Goblet of Fire produce errors, so the students This suspicion can be reduced a lot at once.”

"That means it must be an adult wizard who can do this?" Hermione looked at Jane and asked.

"And he's a powerful adult wizard. Even ordinary adult wizards can't cast a powerful confusion spell on the Goblet of Fire, so the scope is easily narrowed." Jane said: "The rest are the other two schools. Yes, after excluding the students, only Karkaroff and Mrs. Maxime remain. Oh, and Mr. Bagman and Mr. Crouch. Adding Professor Moody, these five people will be suspected."

"I agree with Jane," said Hermione.

"Then I think we all have to pay attention to these five people in the next few days, and try to avoid contact with them alone." Jane said to Harry: "But except for Professor Moody, it should be difficult for you to get in touch with the other four people ...Although Professor Moody is our professor and has helped us, we'd better be on guard."

After saying this, Hermione suddenly said to Harry: "Harry, you must write to Sirius now, and you must tell him what happened. He told you to report everything that happened at Hogwarts." Write to him and tell him . . . he seems to have expected this to happen."

"Don't talk nonsense, just because my scar stings a little, he hurried back home." Harry said: "If I told him that I was asked to sign up for the Triwizard Tournament, he would probably come straight to the castle- —”

"He wants you to tell him," said Hermione sternly, "he'll find out sooner or later anyway—"

"How?" Harry asked suspiciously.

"Because the "Daily Prophet" will definitely publish your participation in the Triwizard Tournament. If it fails, it will be the headline on the front page, so do you think Sirius will not know?" If the local government knows the news, you might as well tell him earlier. Sirius is not a brainless person, he is smart."

"Okay, okay, I'll write him a letter." Harry said, leaving the armchair, ran to the side table to get a piece of parchment and a quill, and prepared to write a letter to his godfather.

Watching the flames crackling in the fireplace, Jane felt that the warning from Kim was getting closer and closer—it was time, she thought, for her to have a good talk with Kim—about the answers he hadn't given that night.