[HP] Blast! Word Small Universe

When Jane left Snape's office, she asked for her book back, because the book was in the school library, and she had to return it.Snape got such important news from Jane, at this moment he was not in the mood to care about a book, so he rarely negotiated and asked Jane to take the book back.

When she returned to the Gryffindor common room, Jane saw that Harry and Hermione were still looking for information, so she went directly to put the "Wonderful Alchemy" in front of them, and opened the book she had marked. that page.

"Oh my God, it means the Philosopher's Stone is in the classroom on the third floor!" Hermione exclaimed, she couldn't believe it was a real date.

"Is it the legendary Philosopher's Stone that can turn into gold?" Ron also found it incredible.

"Then that means it was the Philosopher's Stone that Snape was trying to steal," said Harry.

Jane opened her mouth to clarify for Snape, because she believed that Snape should have known what was in the empty classroom on the third floor, and had participated in protecting the Sorcerer's Stone, otherwise he would not have She folded the mark on this page and called her to the office specially.But Jane quickly shut her mouth again, because she felt that if she spoke for Snape, she might have to explain the question about Quirrell, and maybe this question would cause more new troubles.So in the end, Jane wisely closed her mouth.

Just when the three children were planning how to expose Snape's conspiracy, the second Quidditch game came again.Harry spent more time on his Quidditch practice, and Hermione and Ron spent more time on their homework, as their final exams were not long after the Quidditch final.

As the weather began to warm up, Jane also began to increase her time outdoors.She wasn't just hanging out in the common room anymore, she would occasionally accompany Harry to Quidditch practice when the weather was nice.

That day, she went to the library after watching Harry practice Quidditch for a while. To her surprise, she met Hagrid in the library—she thought it was impossible for her to know Hagrid as a person. Meet him in the library.

Hagrid was obviously surprised too, holding a large stack of books in his hand, and Jane saw that the books were all about dragons.

"Hey, Hagrid, why are you here?" Jane said in surprise, and then she took a look at his book, and added: "These are all about dragons, don't you mean they are very interested in these?"

Hagrid looked very nervous, especially in the spring when he was wearing a winter coat, which made him even more weird: "Oh, yes—yes, I want to learn more about this, maybe will be useful."

"Useful?" Jane joked with a smile: "What's the use? Do you still want to raise a dragon?"

Hagrid's expression suddenly changed. He made a gesture of silence to Jane, and then lowered his voice and said to her: "Tonight, you and Harry have come to my place, and I have something to show you."

Jane looked at Hagrid's mysterious look, and vaguely knew what Hagrid was going to show them.

After she went back to the common room and told Hermione and Ron about it, they both screamed strangely, especially Ron, because his brother Charlie was studying dragon work in Egypt, so he still had a certain understanding of dragons. understanding.

"This is illegal!" Ron said: "The Ministry of Magic stipulates that dragons cannot be kept in captivity without permission."

"We have to ask Hagrid to send that dragon away," Hermione said firmly.

At this moment, Harry suddenly rushed in from outside the common room. He saw Jane and the others sitting on the sofa by the fireplace and immediately walked over.

At this time, Harry's face was terrible, as if something important had happened, he didn't even pay attention to Ron's greetings to him, and directly told them what he saw not long ago: "We analyzed Yes, that thing is the Sorcerer's Stone!" Harry said firmly, his face revealed a certain light: "Snape wanted to force Quirrell to help him get that stone, I heard it with my own ears. On the way back from my training, I heard him ask Quirrell if he knew how to subdue Lu Wei, and mentioned Quirrell's "secret little trick". I guess there are other agencies guarding the stone besides Lu Wei, There is probably a lot of magic and witchcraft, maybe Quirrell has cast some anti-Dark Arts spells, and Snape needs to undo them, so he drags Quirrell to a corner where no one is there to ask."

"You mean the Philosopher's Stone is safe only if Quirrell can resist Snape?" Hermione asked in panic.

Unlike Hermione's panic, Jane felt that this incident was a bit strange. She guessed that it might be because she told Snape that day about the reason why Quirrell was strange, so the incident Harry saw today happened.So when Harry and the others were frowning and wanted to report Snape, Jane couldn't help but ask, "Since he said that, isn't Snape worried that Quirrell will tell Professor Dumbledore about it? If according to Harry's theory, Quirrell is involved in protecting the Sorcerer's Stone, then he can tell Professor Dumbledore about Snape's plot, can't he? I believe Professor Dumbledore will not stand idly by."

Jane's words undoubtedly calmed Harry down, but then Ron's expression became very strange. He looked at the three of them and said, "Just when Hermione and I came back, I heard Mike Professor Greg and Professor Flitwick said that Dumbledore went to the Ministry of Magic because of the Wizengamot."

Because of Ron's words, even Jane's face became serious now.But she still didn't feel that Snape had any plans for the Philosopher's Stone. On the contrary, Quirrell might really be coveting the Philosopher's Stone, otherwise Snape wouldn't go to him and say that.

"Yes, yes, that's right, because Professor Dumbledore is not at school, so Snape dared to question Quirrell." Hermione said.

"So that means, it is very likely that the Philosopher's Stone will be stolen!" Ron said in panic.

Harry looked at Ron and the others, and said firmly, "We must protect the Philosopher's Stone and tell Professor Dumbledore all this when he returns."

Jane felt a headache about this, because she could foresee that if they really wanted to protect the Philosopher's Stone, then this would definitely be a very big trouble, and she had said it before-she was coming, Duo!Fake!of!

"Hagrid invited you to his place in the evening, he has something to show you." Jane thought it best to let Hagrid relieve some of these teenagers' passion.

"Jane, do you think we still have time to care about this?" Harry said loudly.

Hermione looked at Harry whose face was starting to turn red, and then at Jane who was downcast, and whispered, "Hagrid raised a dragon."