[HP] Leader's Exclusive Rose

Rosalind was just about to bypass the patrol of the Carlos and go to the Room of Requirement to give lessons to the DA members, when she heard the stone statue in the corner turning.Without the slightest hesitation, the girl immediately drew out her wand and pointed at the exposed hole—she was ready to cast a stun spell on the exposed person at any time.

It was Aberforth, followed by Cedric and the Gryffindor Triangle.

"Rosa!" As soon as Cedric saw her, he couldn't help but ran over and hugged her in three steps and two steps: "This is really a secret passage!" The young man held her hands He looked at it carefully: "Are you not injured? The Death Eaters are gathering here - members of the Order of the Phoenix will be here soon."

The four people next to them looked at them and were at a loss for a while, but Rosalind quickly calmed down: "The secret way that Sirius told me was obviously on the third floor, why did you appear from here?"

Aberforth glanced at her up and down: "Because this key will lead to different floors every time it is used, it's just Dumbledore's favorite trick in the early years."

"Come with me," Rosalind nodded, and then dangled in front of the wall, "You must never have imagined that they were all waiting for you."

When several people followed the girl into the Room of Requirement, the people in the room fell into a shocked silence at first, and then broke out into a burst of cheers—Harry and Cedric have both returned, which means that they are ready to fight Voldemort!

Harry was pleasantly surprised at first, but then some complications came to his mind: he wasn't ready, he knew he couldn't defeat Voldemort yet, and he needed to use the Room of Requirement to find Ravenclaw's diadem quickly!

The girl only felt that the coin in her pocket was hot—other members felt it too: Rosalind had to organize some people who were not included in the killing list of the Carlo brothers and sisters to take them back first.

However, as soon as they left, they all heard Snape's request that all the teachers and students gather in the auditorium.Rosalind didn't think it was a sensible thing to let him go out in the invisibility cloak in front of everyone, but Harry had a cold look in his eyes. He hadn't settled with Snape yet.

Cedric and his fiancée exchanged glances and shook their heads slightly at her: They had no right to stop Harry's decision, and now they could only stay with him to avoid being captured by Death Eaters.

Students from all four houses rushed into the Great Hall, and Snape stood face-to-face beside the owl podium used by the headmaster to deliver his speech.

"I know that Harry Potter has returned—" His gaze swept across the crowd, and McGonagall's blue eyes flickered, and then swept to the crowd, "Who has seen him tonight? Stand up and put Tell me about Potter's track."

Rosalind was standing beside McGonagall, and Sirius' eyes had been scanning the crowd of Gryffindor Academy ever since Snape mentioned Harry's name.

Silence engulfed them all again.Every head turned, every pair of eyes seemed to find Harry, and a thousand eyes fixed on him so hard that he could not move.Then a figure rose from the Slytherin table, Pansy Parkinson, and she raised her trembling arms and screamed, "There he is! There's Potter! Get him!"

Before Harry could speak, the students had already taken action.The Gryffindor in front of him stood up, not facing Harry, but Slytherin.Then the Hufflepuffs stood up, and the Ravenclaws did the same almost simultaneously.

They all had their backs to Harry, they all faced Pansy, and Harry was mixed, awed and moved.He saw wands being drawn in all directions, from under the cloak and from inside the sleeve.

"You don't need to—" Harry gave her a cool look, and then the crowd automatically moved out of the way for him.The emerald green eyes of the savior stared at Snape's black eyes, "Snape, why do you still have the face to stand in his place at Hogwarts?"

Rosalind couldn't help but clenched her hand, and Cedric also watched the confrontation with a frown.

"You coward, why didn't you tell everyone how you got to be the principal?" Harry's tone was both mocking and angry, and the students looked at each other because of his words, "Tell them! You killed Deng Blidore! You, the Death Eater, killed Dumbledore yourself!"

Many people forgot to breathe for a while, as if the words they just heard had made them lose their ability to breathe.Rosalind couldn't help turning her head to look at Snape who said nothing: he had no expression on his face, and Harry was holding Draco's hawthorn wand in his hand, and he pointed it straight at the black gown man.

"You are really stupid, arrogant and arrogant, the savior." Snape also squeezed his wand and pointed at him. When the girl was at a loss, the two of them were ready to cast a spell .

McGonagall strode forward to block Harry, and immediately cast three spells at Snape.

Snape frowned, and immediately ejected the flying light - the glass window shattered in response, and Snape reflected two spells on the Carroll brothers and sisters, and then escaped through the window.

Sirius had re-formed into a human form just now, and came to Harry: the cliff outside was already full of death eaters, and the situation at Hogwarts was not optimistic at all.

Following Snape's escape, there were cheers from three houses and silence from one house.Rosalind watched the pre-war celebration speechlessly, and for a while couldn't make a laugh anymore—Cedric also pushed through the crowd and walked to her, he knew why she was like this: If Snape really is The person who has been helping Harry behind the scenes, he, the double agent, really has too many burdens on his shoulders.

"All the students of Slytherin," McGonagall said clearly and simply, "please leave the auditorium with Mr. Filch first, Professor Slughorn, please help Mr. Filch lock them in first." Hogwarts dungeon."

"We have deployed defenses around the castle," McGonagall looked around at the students in the auditorium, "but it is impossible to hold on for a long time unless we continue to strengthen this defense. Therefore, I ask you to act quickly and calmly, listen long--"

Suddenly, another voice filled the Great Hall, drowning her words.The voice was high-pitched, cold, and clear, and it came from nowhere, as if it came from the wall itself.This voice, like the basilisk it once commanded, seems to have slept there for centuries:

"I know you are preparing to resist."

There were screams among the students, and some huddled together, looking around in horror for the source of the sound.

"Your efforts are in vain. You are no match for me. I don't want to kill you. I have great respect for the teachers at Hogwarts. I don't want wizards to bleed."

There was a complete silence in the auditorium. This silence oppressed people's eardrums. This silence was so huge that it seemed that the auditorium could not hold it.

"Hand over Harry Potter," Voldemort's voice rang in everyone's ears, "none of you will be hurt. Hand over Harry Potter and I'll keep the school safe. Hand it over, Potter, and you'll be rewarded.

"I waited until midnight."

Harry heard the clanging of benches as the Slytherins left across the hall.

"Ravenclaw, follow!" McGonagall ordered loudly, as if she didn't hear the voice just now.

The four tables gradually became empty.The Slytherin table was empty; while Ravenclaws filed out, some older students sat still; Hufflepuffs stayed even more; Gryffindors even had half All students stay in their seats.Professor McGonagall had no choice but to come down from the podium and forcibly drive away the underage students.

Members of the Order of the Phoenix also rushed over, and Aberforth, as the guide, led them smoothly into the castle one by one through the secret passage.

Rosalind rushed over excitedly when she saw her parents, Amos also came, and Brianna stayed at home with Tonks with Andromeda: she was in labor.Lupine had deliberately kept her secret from her for the past few days, so as not to let her know the news about the Death Eaters.

"It's only half an hour to midnight, and we need to act quickly! The Hogwarts teachers and members of the Order of the Phoenix have jointly drawn up a battle plan. Flitwick, Sprout and Professor McGonagall led the combat teams to board three The tallest towers—Ravenclaw Tower, Astronomy Tower, and Gryffindor Tower—have a good view and a good location for magic. Remus, Arthur, and Yucheng, and I led the team into the playground .We need someone to organize and guard the entrances to the school—”

"Sounds like our job." Fred pointed to himself and George and said loudly, Cedric also stepped forward, and Kingsley nodded in agreement: "Okay, the leader comes up, let's share team!"

Rosalind hugged her lover again: "Come back to me safely, I love you."

"You too, when I come back—" the young man kissed her lips, "I love you."

I have predicted that Hogwarts will be turned into ruins, but this time without your body.

I will fight side by side with you, and I will do my best to protect all the people I hold dear,

"Ron and Hermione went to the basement to let the house-elves go." Rosalind looked at Harry a little confused, her eyes full of doubts, "What you should do now is to hurry to the Room of Requirement." Find Ravenclaw's diadem - I'll be with you, quick!"

Harry hummed, nodding his head like garlic.

Running out of the Great Hall with Rosalind, both Harry and the girl felt many pairs of eyes following them.The foyer was still crowded with students being evacuated.Harry dragged Rosalind up the marble stairs, carried by them, and at the top he immediately ran down an empty corridor.

Panic and nervousness cluttered his thoughts.He tried to calm down and concentrate his thoughts on how to find the Horcrux, but his thoughts were like wasps in a glass enclosure, buzzing wildly and aimlessly.

I need that hiding place, Harry pleaded in his head, and the door appeared as they ran past the third time.

No sooner had they crossed the threshold and closed the door than the noise of the battle was heard, and there was silence all around.The place was as big as a cathedral, and the surrounding landscape looked like a city, with those high walls made up of the things hidden by thousands of long-dead students.

The pile of things in front of her could be described as a mountain of rubbish. Rosalind had always disliked looking for things—at this moment, she and Harry were looking at passages in different directions with her brows furrowed.

"The crown is coming," Harry yelled anxiously, but nothing was flying towards them.This room, too, seemed to be as reluctant to hand over its contents as the Gringotts vault.

"Let's search separately," Rosalind suggested, "I know what it looks like."

"But... well, you must be careful, Harry doesn't seem very relieved, but there is no better way at the moment." It's on a big cabinet, it must be somewhere around here... "

The two quickly ran away along the two adjacent passages.Rosalind heard Harry's footsteps echoing among the towering rubbish heaps, bottles, hats, boxes, chairs, books, weapons, brooms, bats...

Harry closed his eyes, trying to share Voldemort's memory, his own heavy breathing ringing in his ears.Suddenly, his soul seemed to tremble: there it is, right ahead.On top of the blistered old cabinet was the pockmarked bust of the wizard with the old gray wig on his head and what looked like an old faded crown.

Although it was still about ten steps away, Harry had stretched out his hand, but suddenly a voice behind him said, "Stop, Potter."

Harry stopped slipping, and turned to see Crabbe and Goyle standing side by side behind him, both pointing their wands at him.In the narrow space between the two sarcastic faces, he saw Draco Malfoy.

"It's my wand you're holding, Potter." Draco said with a faint indifference on his face, pointing the wand at Harry through the gap between Crabbe and Goyle.

"Not anymore," gasped Harry, clutching the hawthorn wand tightly in his hand. "Whoever wins, Malfoy. Who lent you their wand?"

"My mother." Draco said with gritted teeth.

Harry laughed, but there was nothing funny about the situation.He could no longer hear Rosalind's voice; she must have gone off to find the diadem far away.