The Magical Journey to Hogwarts

Feeling the hesitation emanating from Lupine behind him, Bell's lips slowly raised.

During the Christmas vacation, he had people investigate information about Lupine and Black. On the basis of fully understanding the two men, Bell also reviewed the story of Voldemort's defeat.

Therefore, Bell knew that Lupine had an indecisive side to his character.

Since Lupine can't make a decision now, the only person left who can make a decision is Black.

As for whether Black will seek his help, Bell is still very confident.

Although everyone believed that Black was a loyal Death Eater under Voldemort, even Bell thought so before.

But after learning that Lupine saved Black, Bell no longer thought that way.

First of all, there's no way Dumbledore didn't know Lupine's identity as a werewolf.

Secondly, Black was rescued outside the gates of Hogwarts.

Finally, according to intelligence, Dumbledore was in Hogwarts when Black was rescued.

To sum up, it is not difficult to guess that Dumbledore deliberately allowed Black to be rescued.

Even Black, whom Dumbledore ordered Lupine to rescue.

No matter how unreliable Lao Deng was, he would never let a die-hard Voldemort loyalist leave his sight.

Therefore, there is only one truth, Black is not a Death Eater!

This is really... great!

Bell didn't care what happened here. He only knew that Black was not a Death Eater, which meant that the other party could not get help from other Death Eaters hiding in the dark.

In other words, the only people who can help Black now are Lupine and Dumbledore.

Then here comes the problem.

Lupine was already struggling to support himself, so how could he have the energy to help Black?

As for Dumbledore?

Bell believed that Lao Deng was willing to help Black.

but!

Whether Blake will accept it or not...that's not necessarily the case.

All wizards in Britain knew that the only person Voldemort was afraid of was Dumbledore.

Then the problem comes again.

Why did Harry's father, James Potter, not ask Dumbledore to be the secret keeper of the Fidelity Curse, but instead chose his most trusted good brother, Sirius Black?

There is only one answer, and that is, James does not trust Dumbledore!

This is very intriguing.

In addition, Professor Trelawney's prediction that year said that a young wizard born at the end of July and born into a family that had defeated the Dark Lord three times would completely kill Voldemort.

Then the problem comes again.

In addition to Harry Potter, there is also Neville Longbottom who meets this condition.

Even Voldemort had investigated this, and it was impossible for Dumbledore not to know.

So why didn't Dumbledore take any protective measures for the Longbottoms?

In addition, no one knows yet how Professor Trelawney's prophecy was learned by Voldemort.

To sum up, Bell made a bold guess:

'The prophecy was deliberately leaked to Voldemort by Dumbledore, and he also allowed Voldemort to attack the Potters and the Longbottoms! ’

As we all know, even the greatest prophet in history cannot guarantee that every prediction he makes will come true 100%.

Not to mention the half-assed Professor Trelawney.

Just ask some wizards on the street, and at least 9 out of 10 people will say Trelawney is a liar.

Therefore, Dumbledore's unusual behavior, in Bell's view, is to verify the authenticity of the prophecy.

If the prophecy is true, then by the way, Voldemort can also use his hands to screen out the real 'son of the prophecy'.

It’s a brilliant plan that kills two birds with one stone!

Although there will be some 'insignificant' sacrifices.

Ahem, I digress again.

In short, if Bell's speculation is correct, then Black's life now should be very difficult.

So, exchanging some worthless knowledge (at least for the current Black) for some urgently needed supplies is not a good deal, is it?

"Bell! Why are you here? I've been looking for you for a long time!"

Bell turned around and saw Hermione running towards him, panting.

"What's wrong? What's the matter? It's so urgent."

Bell looked at his girlfriend curiously.

Hermione carefully looked around to make sure there was no one else nearby, then leaned into Bell's ear.

"Bell, there is something I have been thinking about for several days. I think I should tell you about it."

Seeing Hermione's serious look on her face, Bell immediately cheered up.

Could it be that his mother said something to Hermione during the previous banquet?

No, in that case, his mother would have told him.

Bell didn't let Bell think about it for too long, and heard Hermione continue:

"I read in the Daily Prophet that it was a werewolf who rescued Black. Do you think it was Professor Lupin?"

As soon as she finished speaking, Hermione felt her whole body relax.

In the past few days, she had not been able to sleep well, and this thought was running through her mind.

She knew that it was very bad behavior to doubt the professors in school for no reason.

However, when she thought of the word 'werewolf' in the newspaper, the first thing that came to her mind was Professor Lupine.

Mainly because she only knew one werewolf.

Therefore, after much hesitation, Hermione decided to tell Bell her reasoning.

Hermione looked at Bell cautiously, fearing that her boyfriend would blame her next moment.

After all, it is really inappropriate to doubt a professor!

Professor Lupine is not Snape...

If Bell knew what his girlfriend was thinking at this moment, he would definitely hold his belly and roll on the ground.

Poor Snape is about to become the "Poker King" of Hogwarts.

"Yes, that's Professor Lupine."

Bell spoke calmly...not very calmly.

"Sure enough, I said how could Professor Lupine...wait! What did you say!?"

Hermione's eyes widened. She seemed to have heard something outrageous from her boyfriend's mouth just now.

"I said, Professor Lupine is the werewolf, he was the one who rescued Sirius Black."

Bell repeated.

This was the latest information he had just verified, and it was still hot.

"Bell! You, how can you be so suspicious of the professor? I know you don't like Professor Lupin. In fact, I think you don't like all the Defense Against the Dark Arts professors, including Professor Lockhart last year. But. …”

Bell looked at Hermione who was in preaching mode with a confused look on her face.

So wasn't it Hermione who came to ask him just now if the werewolf who rescued Black belonged to Professor Lupine?

He just answered Hermione's question honestly, right? How could he be wrong again?