The Wind and the Eagle Wings at Hogwarts

"A perfect cutting spell."

Professor Flitwick squatted on the ground and reached out to touch the broken spot on the lock of the wooden box.

"Although what destroyed the broomstick was a magical item that is difficult to trace." He retracted his hand, "but fortunately, there are obvious clues left here."

He turned to Roger and asked: "Did you use the anti-Alajo opening spell on the box?"

Roger nodded, "Yes, I added it casually when I was practicing this spell."

Captain Bruce, who was taller than Roger, was standing aside and bending over to look at the box. Hearing this, he couldn't help but say: "You have taken much stricter measures to protect your broom than I do, Roger."

"But obviously it's of no use. Although I didn't use this spell on purpose." Roger looked helpless.

"I just want to know how you got tricked, Roger." Bruce looked at the broken lock on the box again, "Didn't you find that your box had been damaged when you took out the equipment?"

"No, maybe I was in a hurry." Roger said with some annoyance, "When I was putting the books away, I used a magic spell to open the box, and used a flying spell to summon my broom and equipment."

Bruce said to Roger dissatisfied, "So such a lame crime was successful because of your carelessness."

"You didn't use this spell on the dormitory door." At this time, Professor Flitwick looked back at the intact dormitory door.

"Oh yes, we think the dormitory is safe." Eddie couldn't help but replied, "You know, this is the territory of Ravenclaw House..."

Milton reached out and pushed Eddie to stop what he was talking about.

Professor Flitwick's face became a little ugly, "That's right, this place has always been safe and has never been invaded by outsiders."

He said with some sadness: "I didn't expect that something like this would happen now. What will professors and students from other colleges think of us?"

Seeing Professor Flitwick's sad look, Eddie immediately began to apologize in a panic: "I'm sorry, Professor, I...I meant..."

"No, you didn't say anything wrong, Mr. Carmichael." Professor Flitwick shook his head.

He looked up at Scott.

"Scott, come and see." He said, "There is still some magic left here, left by the cutting curse."

He stood up and adjusted his robe, "These magic powers are too weak. If it were me, it would take some troublesome steps to confirm who left this spell. Maybe we would also need to gather all the students to do a test."

Having said this, he shook his head and did not approve of this approach.

"We cannot treat all students as suspects."

He said to Scott: "If it is you, Scott, I believe you can directly determine who it is from the residual magic power."

Scott nodded silently, he could indeed judge, or he already knew the answer.

But he still crouched down and began to sense it at close range.

At this time, Bruce was particularly shocked and asked: "Professor! Do you mean that Scott's perception of magic is actually stronger than yours?"

Scott's three roommates were surprised.

Of course they knew that Scott had the ability to sense magic, but they never knew that his ability would surpass that of Professor Flitwick.

You know, there are rumors in the outside world that Professor Flitwick has a little bit of elf blood, but all Ravenclaw students know this is true.

Because Professor Flitwick never shied away from this, he even took the initiative to talk about it to his students.

You know, goblins are magical creatures that are very sensitive to magic, which is why they are particularly good at making magic items.

Professor Flitwick not only has the blood of goblins, but he is also a powerful master of magic.

One can imagine how incredible it is that Scott's perception of magic surpasses that of Professor Flitwick.

"Yes, Scott can do it! Although I didn't tell the students in detail when Scott gave me the painting."

Professor Flitwick never hesitated to praise his students.

"I'm just saying that Scott does things that most adult wizards can't do. I don't want students to lose faith in that."

"Then you are not afraid that we will lose confidence now?" Eddie couldn't help but muttered again.

"I know you won't, I know you." Professor Flitwick finally smiled, "You are all Scott's good friends, aren't you? I think you will be happy for him."

Just then, Scott stood up and turned around.

"Oh, yes! Of course we are good friends, and we can only be proud of him!" Eddie said quickly.

Several others laughed.

Although he already knew the answer, Scott still checked it for a while.

He said to Professor Flitwick: "Professor, I think I have confirmed who the other party is."

After saying that, he couldn't help but look at Roger with a strange look.

Roger was stunned by this sight, and he asked anxiously: "Who is it?"

"Who?" Bruce also asked.

He was very concerned about this incident that almost hurt his players.

Scott didn't say anything, but walked to the bookshelf next to Roger's bed and took down a transparent divination crystal ball.

"I remember that this crystal ball was given to you by Miss Du Ping." He played with the divination crystal ball and smiled teasingly.

When Roger heard this, his expression immediately became very exciting.

"It's Lisa Dupin from the second year." Eddie whispered to Professor Flitwick who didn't understand. He seemed to be suppressing a smile. "Roger's ex-ex-girlfriend."

At this time, Bruce on the side couldn't help but started to snicker, and Roger even covered his face.

"Mr. Davis!" Professor Flitwick immediately screamed at Roger, "I remember Miss Dupin entered school last year, and she is only 12 years old this year!"

"Oh, Miss Dupin was only 11 years old when they dated last year." Eddie said adding insult to injury.

"This is ridiculous!" Professor Flitwick was obviously even more angry.

"No, professor, I didn't do anything." Roger hurriedly defended, "She is still a little girl, I just played a love game with her."

Professor Flitwick asked angrily: "What else do you want to do!"

"No, I didn't think about it." Roger shook his head desperately.

Scott and several others looked at him with contempt.

"No! You all know it!" Roger looked at them quickly, "Scott! Milton! Eddie! You know the truth of the matter! I'm not that kind of person!"

Scott and the three of them couldn't help laughing for a while.

"What's going on?" Professor Flitwick still stared at Roger.

"I explain! I can explain!" Roger said loudly.

"Very well, I will listen to your explanation here, Mr. Davis." Professor Flitwick stepped on Roger's box, turned around and sat on his bed and looked at him.

Although Scott and the others knew the whole story, they didn't help him explain.

The three of them, plus Bruce, also sat on the other beds, waiting leisurely for Roger's explanation.

Scott also heard Bruce mutter under his breath, "No matter what, at least I can hear a wonderful story."

Roger swallowed and began to talk about his "love affair" with an 11-year-old girl last year.

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