[HP] Blast! Word Small Universe

In the end, Ginny was found in the bushes beside the Black Lake. When she was found, her complexion was as pale as snow and her body was very weak.While in the medical wing, Jane stuffed the feather back into Ginny's palm while everyone was not paying attention.

Hermione complained a lot about not participating in this battle, but then she thought, if she had not informed Professor McGonagall in time, perhaps Harry and the others would not have gotten rid of Riddle so easily.This undoubtedly made her feel a little better, at least she also helped everyone.

When Jane returned to the dormitory that day, she locked herself in the bathroom and soaked in the water for two hours, but it still didn't make her feel better.She felt that there was still an indescribable strange smell all over her body, so she swore that she would never go to such a disgusting place again, even if Harry was tricked into that kind of place again, she would definitely I won't jump down with it!

Quidditch began in the second half of February, with Gryffindor winning a nice score against Hufflepuff.This time the Quaffle stopped chasing Harry around, but Harry was still injured.Because one of the Hufflepuff players tried to stop Harry while catching the Golden Snitch, the two collided.The unlucky fellow was knocked off the broom and Harry broke his shoulder.

"I don't think you should continue to participate in this kind of risky competition." When visiting Harry in the medical wing, Jane said: "Otherwise, even if you don't give your life to Voldemort, you will give your life To Quidditch."

"Oh, Jane, please don't say his name." Ron's face turned pale, and he still couldn't overcome the panic of Voldemort to this day.

"Harry, Jane is right," Hermione agreed.

"No, I don't think I can give up Quidditch," said Harry. "There will be dangers, but this is different. I won't be mortally wounded."

"Including falling off the broom?" Jane asked back.

"Not many Quidditch players die from falling off their broomsticks," muttered Ron.

"But not many players will be chased by the Quaffle." Jian said coolly.

Neither Harry nor Ron spoke anymore, because they were no match for Jane's arguments in many cases.

Jane and the others didn't have much time to stay before Madam Pomfrey let them leave.When leaving the medical wing, Jane saw Dumbledore and a wizard with long golden hair walking towards them from a distance.

"That's Lucius Malfoy." Ron said in a low voice.

Lucius Malfoy and Dumbledore walked up to them quickly, and Dumbledore stopped to greet them, while Lucius kept his chin up and didn't look at the children.

Watching Dumbledore and Lucius leave, Jane asked in a low voice, "What are they doing here?"

Hermione and Ron shook their heads.

Jane shrugged, and several people walked towards the auditorium again.

As for the reason why Lucius appeared, Harry told them in person a few days later-it turned out that Lucius wanted to make a fuss about the students being petrified, dismiss Dumbledore from his post, and force Hogwarts to Eleven school managers have signed the removal order.But Dumbledore did not leave because of this. On the night they faced Riddle, Dumbledore found eleven school managers and figured out the reason.So Dumbledore was not actually at Hogwarts on February 15th, which is why Hermione couldn't contact Professor Dumbledore that day and could only find Professor McGonagall.However, Dumbledore still kept Fox at Hogwarts and helped them at a critical time.Lucius was also removed from the ranks of Hogwarts school trustees for this, which made him lose his mind.

"So you slipped him a sock at that moment, making him think you were laughing at him. And Lucius threw the sock at his house-elf, the one who got you chased and beaten by the Quaffle. your house-elf, you set him free," said Hermione marveling.

"I think Lucius must have been pissed off at the time." Ron gloated and said, "It seems that Malfoy will no longer be as domineering in the school as before. His father is no longer the school director."

Jane is not particularly concerned about these afterwords.The only thing that bothered her was that she thought it was a coincidence that Lucius had coerced the other eleven school trustees to fire Dumbledore as headmaster. It seemed that Lucius had determined what would happen at Hogwarts.Including this diary, including the petrification incident in the school, Lucius seems to have an inescapable suspicion.

It's a pity that for all of this, Jane has no direct evidence to prove that Lucius has anything to do with it.Of course, if Lucius is really related to this matter, then it can only mean that Lucius and Voldemort must have some kind of connection, otherwise how would he know that all this will happen at Hogwarts, and he has such a coincidence Want to kick Dumbledore out of Hogwarts?

Jane did not tell Harry about these speculations.Because he believed that Harry would not know the answers to these questions, and those who really knew the answers might not be willing to tell her.

Jane looked at Harry who was joking with everyone, and a strange idea flashed in her heart: It seemed that everything Harry experienced was arranged by someone.He is always facing one test after another, one crisis after another, and then struggles towards success.Every time Harry was in trouble, someone would help him.This is definitely not a coincidence.

And whoever arranged it all...

Jane raised the corners of her lips slightly, tilted her head and turned the pages of the book: She was looking forward to what kind of script Dumbledore was going to perform.She also wanted to know how the chess game carefully arranged by Dumbledore would end up.As for the pieces on the chessboard, there were Harry, Ron, Hermione, and more people, and maybe even her, an unstable factor that was definitely not expected by Dumbledore.

When the time came to the end of March, they were faced with the choice of electives for the next school year.Hermione ticked off all the courses, and Jane randomly selected a few courses that she was more interested in.

When Jane stayed at the end of Friday's Potions lesson, Snape looked at her impatiently and said, "Why don't you go?"

Seeing Snape's impatient look, Jane's slightly nervous mood disappeared all of a sudden, and said angrily, "I have a question to ask."