[HP] Blast! Word Small Universe

They slept in the hall of the auditorium that night, each with a sleeping bag, and the teachers patrolled among the students to ensure everyone's safety.What happened on Halloween night made many people unable to fall asleep, and even Jane kept her eyes closed until midnight and pretended to be asleep.She knew that Harry, who was sleeping next to her, was not asleep, and she heard Ron turning over rustlingly. When Dumbledore came to the door of the Gryffindor common room, Peeves told them that Black Appeared.The person who wanted to kill Harry appeared in the Hogwarts castle inexplicably. She thought whether it was Harry, Ron, or Hermione, they were destined not to fall asleep easily—they were all concerned about Harry's safety. .

Jane turned over, put her hands behind her head, opened her eyes and stared boredly at the magically conjured stars on the ceiling.At this moment, she suddenly heard Percy's voice.And, she saw Harry who was sleeping next to her move slightly.

"Any sign of him, Professor?" she heard Percy whisper to the visitor.

"No." Jane heard Dumbledore's voice at this time: "How is it here?"

"Everything is under control, sir," whispered Percy.

"Fine. There's no need to ask them to change places now. I've found temporary guards for the portrait hole in Gryffindor House. You can send everyone back tomorrow."

"And what about the Fat Lady, sir?"

"Hiding in the Angel County map on the third floor. Apparently she wouldn't let Blake in without asking for the password, so he did. She's still in a bad mood, but once she's calmed down, I'll call Filch Fix her."

When Jane heard this, the doors in the auditorium seemed to be opened, and then someone walked in their direction.

"Principal?" Jane recognized Snape's voice at once, she slightly raised the hand under her head, and then in the night she saw Snape sideways to her, with a condensed expression on his face: "The entire fourth floor was checked, and he wasn't there. Filch checked the keep, and he wasn't there either."

At this moment, Dumbledore was turning his back to him. She didn't know what Dumbledore's expression was, but she heard him say, "Where is Professor Trelawney's room in the Astronomy Tower? Where do owls inhabit?"

"It's all checked," Snape said.

"Very well, Severus, I didn't really think Black would linger."

"Do you have any idea how he got in here, Headmaster?" Snape asked.

When Snape said this, Jane saw Harry, who was sleeping in front of her, raised his head slightly.Obviously, the conversation between Snape and Dumbledore had already captured all of his attention.

"Many, Severus, each as improbable as the one below," she heard Dumbledore say.

Snape was clearly dissatisfied with Dumbledore's answer, for an angry look began to appear on his face, and he said quickly, "You remember our conversation, Headmaster, just before the - oh - term started. Bar?"

"Remember, Severus," Dumbledore said, his voice sounding like a warning, he didn't seem to want to talk about it.

But Snape didn't seem to intend to let it go at all, he continued: "It seems—almost impossible—that Black wouldn't be able to get into this school without internal help. I did express my concern, and after you appointed—"

I don't believe anyone in this castle will help Black in. Dumbledore interrupted Snape forcefully, and then he turned around and prepared to leave: "I have to go to those dementors. As I said, we will notify them after we have searched. "

"Are they going to help, sir?" Snape didn't dwell on the question this time, he changed his words.

"Oh, yes." Dumbledore said coldly: "But I'm afraid as long as I am the headmaster, they will never be allowed to cross the threshold of the school."

Dumbledore left, and Snape stood still and watched Dumbledore leave with an angry look on his face that did not dissipate.Jane watched Snape secretly, and felt that Snape's anger was not just because of Black.From what they said at the beginning, Snape thought that someone had secretly put Black in, and he believed that the person who put Black in should be Dumbledore's new teacher appointed this year.He once had objections because Dumbledore accepted the new teacher, but Dumbledore obviously did not listen to his opinion, including now, Dumbledore still believes in the new teacher.

From the analysis of the meaning of Snape's words, what Snape suspects is that Lupine put Black in - because the only new teachers this year are Hagrid and Lupine, and it just so happens that the relationship between Snape and Lupine relationship is very complicated.She was 90.00% sure that Snape's words were accusations against Lupine, not Hagrid.

So since Snape suspected it was Lupine, Jane believed that Snape must have his own reasons—although her Potions professor was a small-bellied, vengeful guy, but his rational thinking and precise analysis would not At this time, he casually refers to an opponent he hates.At least, he wouldn't joke about Harry's affairs.She had demonstrated this point as early as the first grade.

So that begs the question - why did Snape think it was Lupine who put Black in Hogwarts?She didn't think Lupine wanted to kill with a knife, she could see that Lupine still liked Harry very much.

And Jane felt that it was definitely a wrong time for Black to choose to appear at Hogwarts today-if he hadn't thrown his brains in Azkaban, then he should know that Halloween is a wizard's holiday, Hogwarts There will definitely be a celebration here, so Harry as a student will definitely not stay in the dormitory alone.If he had gone to the bedroom to kill Harry, he was doomed.

Jane felt that there was a lot of fog inside, and many things were not as simple as she seemed on the surface.It's just that she didn't tell Harry about her inferences, because she thought that Harry and the others would not believe Snape's words based on their prejudice against Snape, and believed that Snape was taking the opportunity to eradicate Lupine.Instead, she would rather not say anything.

Jane didn't sleep all night, and she believed that Harry and the others didn't sleep all night either.In class the next day, Jane noticed that Harry was always accompanied by a teacher, as if he could die in a murder at any moment.This situation made Harry feel very depressed, but Jane said there was nothing he could do about it.