The Wind and the Eagle Wings at Hogwarts

The reason why Scott wanted to observe Ginny Weasley was to judge the influence of the Horcrux on her now through her state.

He hoped to roughly judge when the 16-year-old Tom Riddle in the Horcrux diary would start to act.

However, after observation, Scott found that Ginny Weasley was in a good state now.

At least, she looked very energetic when she hit people.

Similarly, he could not see any abnormality in his perception of magic.

Scott was a little disappointed.

If he could find clues from Ginny Weasley's magic, he could end the "Chamber of Secrets" now-just tell the professors about the situation.

There is no reason why Dumbledore could not perceive the abnormality he could perceive.

What a pity.

However, although it was a pity, Scott was not too surprised.

After all, it was Voldemort's Horcrux that controlled Ginny Weasley, and that level of dark magic creation was obviously not something Scott could guess at his current level.

Although, if it was Dumbledore, he might have seen something unusual in Ginny Weasley right now, but unfortunately Dumbledore usually doesn't get in close contact with young wizards.

Except Harry Potter.

Dumbledore, who holds multiple positions in the wizarding world, is too busy and is often not even in school.

And Scott has no reason to guide Dumbledore to check on Ginny Weasley.

Generally speaking, he will consider his own safety and position before doing anything, and he will not do anything that will have a negative impact on himself.

The three Weasley siblings stopped fighting for a while.

But Ginny Weasley's face was still a little ugly.

Scott squatted down to pick up her book, and apologized at the same time, "Sorry, Miss Weasley."

"Oh! Thank you! Just call me Ginny, Scott."

Ginny Weasley thanked generously and reached out to take the book.

Scott took the opportunity to sense her magic state at close range, and said, "Sorry, Ginny."

Ginny sighed maturely, and a somewhat funny expression of vicissitudes appeared on her young face.

"Fred and George have always been naughty and mischievous since they were young." She glared at the twins again, "I'm used to it."

George still smiled and said, "Oh! Ginny! I'm serious, you are more like your mother now!"

"I have always been naughty and mischievous since I was a child." Fred shook his head and imitated Ginny's way of speaking, "This is what my mother often said to us!"

"You are dead!"

Ginny raised the book again and chased after them.

The three of them ran away quickly.

Scott looked at their backs, squinted his eyes, and suddenly raised his wand and waved it forward.

In the distance, the raven wood carving held by Fred immediately came to life again, broke free from his hand when he was caught off guard, and flew back to Scott's side.

Scott reached out to catch the raven, and smiled gently at the first-year students who were still a little dazed, "Hey, are you okay?"

"No, nothing!"

The thin gray-haired boy came back to his senses from his daze and looked at Scott with surprise.

"Oh! Magical Transfiguration! And, Ginny just called you Scott, you are Scott Trollope!"

There was a camera hanging around the boy's neck.

This reminded Scott of his identity - a fanatical admirer of Potter, and one of the students who was petrified by the basilisk in the "original book".

"Do you know me?" Scott nodded to him friendly.

"Oh! I'm Colin Creevey, a first-year Gryffindor!" The boy took the initiative to give his name, he was still a little excited, "On the Quidditch field a few days ago, they said you used Transfiguration to save the Ravenclaw Quidditch players!"

"That's nothing, I believe you can do it in the future."

Scott reached out and patted his shoulder, encouraged him casually, and said goodbye to a few little wizards, walked past them and walked towards the Ravenclaw Tower.

Just now, by handing over the book, he sensed Ginny's magic state at close range, and this time he finally sensed a sense of disharmony.

However, this feeling is very subtle and hard to explain.

If he hadn't known the premise that "Ginny is in contact with Voldemort's Horcrux", he might have subconsciously ignored this feeling.

In this way, he still couldn't report this as a discovery to the professor.

But this is not entirely a bad thing.

At least this feeling is enough for him to judge the state of Tom Riddle in the diary.

In the "plot" that Scott still remembers, Riddle used the diary to control Ginny, absorbed her vitality, and made himself appear in front of people with the complete appearance of 17-year-old Voldemort.

But this requires a relatively long process.

Scott judged from Ginny's state that Riddle should not be ready now.

This means that Riddle is unlikely to act in advance. It also means that this period of time is basically safe.

Therefore, Scott has the greatest chance of success in acting according to the original plan.

This made Scott feel better again.

Although strictly speaking, his inference may not be 100% correct, this discovery also made Scott's gradually tense nerves relax a little.

Sure enough, in the following days, except for the widespread flu caused by the sudden drop in temperature, no other accidents occurred in Hogwarts.

In the Care of Magical Creatures class, Scott and his team successfully used the Painless Cutting Charm to help the little crup perform a tail removal surgery.

The only interesting thing that happened during this period was the flying broom that the Dupins compensated Roger.

This was a second-hand Nimbus 1700, exactly the same as the old broom that Roger had destroyed before.

This disappointed Roger, who had been looking forward to having a new broom.

Eddie thought that this was because the Dupins were on the verge of bankruptcy after paying Lisa Dupin's ransom. They could only buy a cheaper second-hand one to compensate Roger.

"Well, at least this saves me time to get used to the new broom." Roger comforted himself.

The key is that the broom that the Dupins compensated was the same as his original one, which made him have no choice but to accept it.

As Halloween approached, November 1992 was coming.

For Quidditch players like Roger, November also means that the Quidditch House Round Robin of the new school year is about to begin.

During this period, the Quidditch teams of the four houses all began to train frantically, even rain or shine.

Although Roger often complained in the dormitory that Bruce's training was too inhumane, Scott felt that he was clearly enjoying it.

He even asked Scott and his roommates to help him analyze the possibility of Ravenclaw House winning the championship this school year more than once.

Although Scott and his roommates would encourage him every time, they were actually not optimistic about Ravenclaw House winning the championship.

After all, all the members of the Slytherin House team now have the latest model of flying brooms, such as Nimbus 2001, and their advantage is too great.

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