[HP] Blast! Word Small Universe

Hermione was nibbling on a strip of beef as she talked to her about her speculations about the incident during the holidays.As Jane expected, Hermione also checked some information about house-elves during this holiday.The only difference is that Hermione always believes that the house elf named Dobby should be used by his master, rather than that he himself is malicious.

At this time, Jane felt the train move, and then she heard the siren, and the scenery outside the window began to move: "The train started?"

Hermione paused, and it was obvious that she and Jane both realized a question: "Harry and Ron got in the car?"

"Maybe they haven't found it here yet." Jane tried her best to think in a good direction, but thinking of what happened to Harry during the summer vacation, she suddenly felt that she shouldn't have too much expectation.

So when they rummaged through every car on the train, she could really ascertain a very huge problem - Harry and Ron didn't get on the train!

Especially when they found Slytherin's carriage, Malfoy's gloating expression all showed that Harry and the others were in trouble.

"We should tell the professor!" Hermione said immediately when she returned to the box.

"But there is no accompanying professor on the train, we should go back to Hogwarts first." Jane said calmly.

Hermione tugged at her clothes worriedly: "I'm really afraid that something will happen to them."

"This may have something to do with that house elf." Jane sat back on her seat: "The warning that didn't mean it and Harry and the others missed the Hogwarts Express. There may be some connection between the two."

"What connection?" Hermione pressed.

Jane thought for a moment, and said, "Maybe someone doesn't want Harry to go back to Hogwarts."

Vaguely, Jane felt that this incident might be related to the incident that happened in the classroom on the third floor last semester.Because no matter whether it was the last semester or this semester, there was only one person involved behind everything—Harry Potter.

What secret is hidden behind this boy?So much so that he can't study and go to school like an ordinary child, and he will always face some unexpected situations that make people feel unbelievable.

Regarding the speculation about Harry, Jane didn't say it directly, because she didn't want to make Hermione more upset.The fact that Harry missed the train obviously made her restless. If she told Hermione all these things in her heart, Hermione would immediately protect Harry as an endangered creature.

Harry must not be willing to accept that kind of treatment, she thought.

When the train arrived at Hogwarts, Hermione rushed Jane off the train, and they found Hagrid immediately.

Under the night, Hagrid held the lamp as before and guided the first-year students: "First-year students go here, first-year students."

"Hagrid." Hermione came to Hagrid through the crowd.

"Hi, Hermione, Jane." Hagrid waved to them, then looked behind them: "Where are Harry and Ron?"

"They didn't get on the train, that's what we wanted to say," Jane said.

Hagrid's eyes widened in surprise: "It's impossible, Harry can't miss the train time." At this time, almost all the freshmen in the first grade walked in front of them, and Hagrid couldn't move away: "You take this The matter tells Dumbledore that he will sort it out."

Hermione didn't dare to ask Hagrid what would happen to students who didn't show up for the start of the term.There was a foreboding in her heart, she was afraid that Harry and Ron would be expelled.

"Let's go." Jane reached out to hold Hermione's hand. She felt her palm was cold and trembling. She knew that she was very anxious and worried now: "Let's go back to the castle first."

They followed the older students into the carriage, with Neville and a Hufflepuff.

"Where are Harry and Ron? I haven't seen them all the way," said Neville.

Because of Neville's words, Hermione's face turned pale again. Jane squeezed her hand tightly, trying to give her some strength, and then said to Neville, "They didn't board the train."

"They missed the Hogwarts Express?!" Neville stared at Jane and Hermione in surprise.

On the way to the castle, Jane briefly talked about what happened.Then the moment the carriage stopped, she and Hermione jumped out of the carriage and ran towards the castle.

When they ran to the gargoyle, they suddenly found that they did not know the password for Dumbledore's office.

"Go to Professor McGonagall," said Hermione.

Jane nodded, and then they quickly ran towards the other end of the corridor.Just as she was about to turn a corner at the end of the corridor, Jane once again slammed into a thick layer of darkness, and then she smelled a familiar yet unfamiliar smell of potions.Thankfully, this time she didn't fall to the ground again, but landed directly on top of someone else.

Looking at Snape who was under her body, Jane suddenly had the illusion that the gem of Gryffindor was getting shorter.More importantly, she saw that Snape, who was under her, seemed to be about to pass out.She guessed it was possible that Snape landed on the back of his head first...

Hermione looked at what was happening in front of her. She didn't know whether she should worry about the storm that Jane was about to face or the crisis on Harry's side first.

Before Snape was bumped into him and he didn't realize it, Jane immediately gave Hermione a wink and told her to go first.

Hermione looked at Jane with almost a farewell look, and then quickly disappeared.

Jane's scalp was a little numb from Hermione's look, thinking of the slug mucus she made for a week in the last school year, she suddenly felt a little stomachache-she shouldn't let Hermione go first, she needs someone to share it Take the pressure off Snape!

"Get up!" At the moment when Jane was in a daze, Snape had already seen clearly what was happening in front of him.His face was sallow and pale, and he was completely on the verge of rage. He almost grabbed Jane's neck and lifted her from him: "How long are you going to press!"

"Sorry, Professor." Jane got up immediately, and watched Snape get up from the ground, staring at her coldly.

"Gene, what are you running around the corridors like a troll! Why don't you go to the auditorium! Are all the students there, or do you think you deserve some special treatment because you're a friend of the Savior? said Snape tartly, "Now, Gryffindor—"

"Professor, I have an urgent matter to find Professor Dumbledore!" Just before Snape said that the points will be deducted, Jane hastily interrupted him.

"Shut up, Gene," Snape said grumpily, "Gryffindor—"

"Harry didn't come to school!" Jane interrupted Snape again, but this time she finally managed not to let Snape get entangled in the deduction of points, because when she finished saying this, Snape Pu put away his anger, and was as quiet as the presiding judge in the trial courtyard, thinking about the credibility of what she said.Seeing this, Jane finally breathed a sigh of relief, happy that she could save the fragile Gryffindor gem from Snape at the beginning of school, but then she quickly said: "He and Ron didn't get on the train, We searched every carriage and didn't see Harry or Ron until we got off. Hagrid told us to come and find Professor Dumbledore, that's why we're in such a hurry."

The author has something to say:

Author: As the protagonist who overwhelms the professor for the second time, what are your thoughts? ?

Jane: It's still the original formula, and it's still the familiar taste.Just don't deduct points!