[HP] Blast! Word Small Universe

With Slughorn's troubles gone, Harry now has more time to think about Malfoy, so he will stare at the Marauder's Map to observe Malfoy's latest movements whenever he has time.Of course Jane would accompany Harry to look at the map, but more often she would think about how to create problems in Defense Against the Dark Arts and give Snape a chance to intervene in her confinement.But Snape would ignore what she did every time, and points would be deducted if he persisted.

Jane was annoyed at Snape's reticence, but it made her feel like she was back in third year with Snape.At that time, she seemed to be obsessed with pursuing her Potions professor, but at that time, Snape didn't seem to be so guarded, and would always leave her with a chance to get close.

So she has to say, is her quest evolving?

But within a few days of Harry's good luck, he was locked up by Snape because of his fight with Malfoy, and he couldn't participate in the last Quidditch match of the school year because of this.Malfoy was seriously injured this time, and if Snape hadn't arrived on time, he might have died under Harry's spell.And the reason why Harry can use such a powerful spell is entirely due to the book of the Half-Blood Prince - he learned a spell from it: the sharp edge has no shadow.

Not being able to participate in the Quidditch match is simply bad news for Harry, because if he does not win this match, Gryffindor may become the No.4 Quidditch this school year, and it is also the No. First time.

"Even so, are you still planning to give up the book of the Half-Blood Prince?" Jane leaned back on the armchair and couldn't help asking when she saw Harry's pale face.

Harry looked up at Jane and said, "It's none of the prince's business."

"Harry," said Hermione, "why are you still guarding that book, that charm—"

"Could you please stop nagging about that book?" said Harry grimly. "The prince just copied it there! He didn't suggest it to anyone else! Maybe he just recorded a book that someone else used it on him." Spell!"

"It doesn't look like someone else has used it on him, he just recorded it, it looks more like he invented it or learned it from somewhere, doesn't it?" Jane disagreed with Harry's point of view and said, "You don't You should always protect that book, and you haven't figured out who is the owner of this book."

"But you can't deny that without the prince's book, Harry wouldn't be in Slughorn's favor, and of course it wouldn't be possible to save my life." Ron said, "If Harry didn't know about the dung from the prince. Stones can detoxify, I may have been poisoned to death, haven't I?"

"If Harry hadn't done as above, he wouldn't have used the Dark Arts on Malfoy!" said Hermione sharply.

"Okay, there's no point in arguing now, isn't it?" Jane felt a headache, "Anyway, now that Harry is being watched by Snape, he can't go back to the Response Room to take out the book."

For a moment, the four of them fell silent.

Harry remembered that Snape had asked to see all of Malfoy's books after he had wounded Malfoy the day he had slashed.He had borrowed the Potions textbook from Ron and hid the Half-Blood Prince book in the Room of Requirement.The situation was so chaotic, and the hiding places in the Room of Requirement so messy, that Harry couldn't guarantee that he would ever find the book.But he thought no matter what, he'd better go back and try to find it.But it would have to wait until Snape wasn't there to stare at him, to leave his detention.

But this chance for Harry is impossible this term, because his confinement will continue until the end of the term.Snape threatened him that if he didn't hand over the books, he might have to stay in detention for the next semester.

Apparently Hermione has been bitter about Harry getting back the prince's book, because Jane found out that Hermione started looking for information about the prince.

Jane didn't think Hermione could find some clues. After all, the book was quite old. Although she had never read the book, she could tell from the damaged cover that the book was quite old. .The important thing is that the Half-Blood Prince is obviously a title, not a person's name. It is obviously impossible to find clues decades ago through a title.

But many times, Hermione will always bring them some unexpected results.

When Jane was looking for the solution to the unbreakable oath the next afternoon, Hermione suddenly ran in from outside the lounge, took out an old newspaper from her pocket, and slammed it on Harry's desk. "Look at this! Check out the photo above!"

Seeing Hermione's excited look, Jane also put down the heavy spell book and looked at the newspaper in front of Harry.

There was a photo of an event that had faded from age in the newspaper, and it was a skinny girl about 15 years old.She wasn't pretty, and looked a little surly and sullen.Her eyebrows were heavy and her face was long and pale.The caption below the photo reads: Eileen Prince, captain of Hogwarts Gobstones.

"What's the matter?" Harry said as he glanced at the related short article, which was just a dull news about the inter-school competition.

"Her name is Irene Prince. Prince, Harry." Hermione emphasized the surname. "It can also be regarded as 'Prince' in English, right?"

They looked at each other, and Harry realized what Hermione was going to say.He laughed suddenly: "Impossible, the prince is a man."

"But she could be a woman too!" Hermione frowned exasperatedly.

"Okay!" Harry asked her, taking a step back, smiling, "You think she's half-blood? Oh, stop kidding."

"Why not? Harry, there are no real princes in the wizarding world! The word is either a nickname, or someone's self-proclaimed title, or it could just be a name, isn't it possible? Listen to me! If she had a surname 'Prince''s wizard father, and her mother is a Muggle, so she might be the 'Half-Blood Prince'!" said Hermione.

Facing Hermione's words, Jane raised her eyebrows in agreement: "I agree with this statement! In the wizarding world, if a child is born of a Muggle and a wizard, it can indeed be called a mixed blood."

"But I can feel that he is definitely not a woman." Harry said firmly, "It's because of the way he writes. I just know that this 'prince' is a man. I can tell. Be with this girl Never mind, where did you get that picture?"

"The library," said Hermione confidently, "there's all the old Daily Prophet. I'll try to find more material with Erin Prince."

"Have a good time," said Harry irritably.

"I will." When Hermione walked to the portrait hole, she threw another sentence at him, "The first place I'm looking for is the reward records of all potions classes!"

Jane watched Hermione's leaving back, and turned her eyes to the old newspaper in front of Harry.She couldn't help reaching out to take it, and looked at it carefully.For some reason, she always felt that this girl looked familiar, as if she had seen it somewhere before.

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