Harry Potter Blood Hunter

While Dumbledore continued to think, the mechanism at the entrance to the principal's room was activated again.

After Dumbledore observed through the portrait that it was Snape, he let him in directly!

As soon as the door opened, Snape strode in and slapped Dumbledore's desk.

"You never told me that the Dark Lord is possessed by Quirrell!" Snape rarely said to Dumbledore through gritted teeth.

Still very classy.

Before Dumbledore could speak, Phoenix Fox suddenly chirped.

Dumbledore, who was almost in touch with Phoenix, took out his wand and waved it casually, and the fire in a stove next to the shelf where Fox was sitting became even more vigorous.

"Severus, how did you know?" After finishing the work, Dumbledore replied unhurriedly, "I just found out about this too!"

Being disturbed by Phoenix, Snape's tone was not as aggressive as before, but he put his hands on the table, leaned forward, and looked directly at Dumbledore with a sense of oppression, "Because I saw him Just last night, in the Forbidden Forest! I followed Quirrell out, but he stopped and became the Dark Lord!"

Snape was also a little confused about this matter, but after thinking about it for a long time, Snape has already figured it out.

As for Snape's other question, it was about Hagrid... He saw Hagrid this morning, Hagrid intact. This really baffled Snape.

How could the Dark Lord let Hagrid go? And Hagrid acted like nothing had happened.

Is this Hagrid surrendering to the enemy?

Snape really didn't believe it.

From Snape's point of view, other members of the Order of the Phoenix were said to have surrendered to the Dark Lord, and he would probably believe it, even Moody.

But Snape certainly didn't believe Hagrid's defection.

In Snape's derogatory thoughts, Hagrid, a half-blood giant, should not even understand the meaning of "traitor".

But this is the second question, which can be put aside for a while.

What Snape wanted to know now was the first.

"Since you all know that the Dark Lord is possessed by Quirrell,

Then why do you still let him continue to be a professor there! It's ridiculous, didn't the Dark Lord want to be a Defense Against the Dark Arts professor at your place back then, so didn't you put a curse on this position? Why do you still let him stay here? "Snape's words are very poignant.

Dumbledore replied seriously, "Because, I want him to experience the fate of being cursed by me."

"Hmph! It's impossible!" Snape didn't believe it.

"Don't worry! Everything is ready for Severus!" Dumbledore said, more like muttering, "Although I don't want to believe in the power of words, from the one who knew the prophecy In a moment, we all started to move in which direction."

Dumbledore slowed down, and then looked at Snape again, "Of course, Harry will be fine. I can guarantee this matter with my life, before I die..."

"snort!"

Snape snorted again, and told Dumbledore about Hagrid's time.

Dumbledore smiled and explained, but did not answer Snape.

So Snape got angry and took the two papers out of his pocket again.

One is letter paper, and the other is paper with some letters written on it.

That's what Snape discovered about the "Invisible Man" on vacation.

"In addition to the people coming from outside, Dumbledore, you should also look at the people in the school! Now in the school, there will be invisible people haunting at night."

Snape also told Dumbledore what he had discovered.

Dumbledore was also frowning because of this unexpected event, but Dumbledore was relieved when he heard Snape talk about the invisible man and the belief in Broud Lestrange's handwriting.

"I know about it!" Dumbledore nodded with a smile, and answered Snape.

It seemed like Snape had slapped Dumbledore in the old face.

Snape had nothing to say, and turned his head to leave, the cloak still as imposing as before.

Dumbledore thought it was funny... The invisible man, of course it was Harry! It must be the Deathly Hallows!

It's just that Dumbledore suddenly thought that James had never discovered and used the real secret of the Deathly Hallows all his life, how did Harry know this?

Seeing that letter again, Dumbledore knew it.

It must have been Browder's help.

After dinner, Harry, who waited and waited until he had a good meal, finally got Dumbledore's owl.

Harry breathed a sigh of relief, said goodbye to Hermione and Ron, and went to the headmaster's office.

Although he had already entered the principal's office once during the day, Harry was still nervous when he came to the principal's office again.

Harry followed Hermione's instructions and strongly hinted in his heart that he was not nervous... but it didn't help at all.

Then, Harry saw Dumbledore.

Because it was really strange, the nervous mood disappeared the moment I saw Dumbledore!

Harry walked in politely to say hello to Dumbledore.

"Harry," Dumbledore asked kindly, "what do you have to say to me?"

Harry hurriedly spoke about the speech he had been preparing for the whole day.

In order to fully report the matter to Dumbledore, Harry had written the matter several inches on the parchment.

Just looking at things, Harry was distressed.

Because if the truth had been told, Harry's guilt would not be small.

Going around curfew at night, following the professor, and breaking into the Forbidden Forest... Adding it up is enough to make him drop out of school!

So after Ron read it, he asked Harry to lie and hide all the unfavorable parts about himself.

But Hermione had the exact opposite idea.

Just let Harry tell the truth.

Because it was the truth, Harry had confidence when he said it.

Harry thought, what kind of confidence is that? I will definitely feel guilty!

But now that it’s time for Harry to talk, Harry has really found his confidence in Dumbledore, and he started his night tour directly from last night when he was under curfew, and found the sneaky Snape, followed him To the Forbidden Forest, until a group of bats drove the man in the black cloak away, a unicorn came out and saved Hagrid with tears...

"But Hagrid lost his memory." Having said that, Harry was aggrieved, "So he said I was talking nonsense."

I see! Dumbledore thought.

Adding up the testimony of several people, Dumbledore roughly knew what happened last night.

It's just that Dumbledore also found it interesting that Harry chased Snape, and Snape chased Voldemort.

Indeed, reality is even more incredible than fiction.

wrong! There should be one more person!

That man used a group of bats to force Voldemort away from Harry Hagrid, and then fought Voldemort with the huge dragon...and dropped this black wand on the way.

Without Dumbledore having to think about it, Broud's face emerged from Dumbledore's mind.

Really specific!

Harry watched Principal Dumbledore start to think, and didn't want to interrupt him, but continued to talk about his conjecture.

This time he failed to learn from Hagrid about the method of using the three-headed dog. There may be no less attacks on Hagrid in the future, so Harry hopes that Dumbledore can find a way to help Hagrid.

Dumbledore nodded of course.

Harry is relieved!

...

Similar to the past two years, the fire dragon incident this time was settled after a period of investigation, without any results, and the Daily Prophet hardly reported it... The reports were also in the small section saying that there was something Such a thing.

Although the tabloids will report it, there are fewer people who originally bought it, and even fewer people will take it seriously.

What's more, small newspapers would make random reports.

For the little wizards in Hogwarts Castle, the biggest change is probably that there is another hut near Hagrid's hut, where three Aurors are stationed every day.

This is the product of a compromise between Dumbledore and Scrimgeour.

In Scrimgeour's view, it was his victory, allowing the Aurors who were far away in Hogsmeade to be closer to the Forbidden Forest, so that any emergencies would be discovered immediately.

But this is another kind of benefit to Dumbledore who has finished talking with Harry later.

Because now every night, when Hagrid went to call the Forbidden Forest to patrol, three Aurors would follow him.

Hagrid and the Aurors didn't know what was going on, they just regarded it as an ordinary task, so there was no priority, and they got along quite well.

After all, Hagrid had been an administrator of the Forbidden Forest for so many years, and these Aurors were all Hogwarts graduates—mostly Gryffindor graduates—knowing Hagrid's character.

But Harry was really relieved after hearing that.

In this way, Hagrid will not be attacked so easily!

After making sure Hagrid wouldn't take similar damage again, Harry turned most of his attention to Snape.

Originally, Harry wanted to investigate Snape's "criminal evidence", so that Principal Dumbledore, who had talked in the principal's office and did not believe his accusations against Snape, could believe him.

However, when Harry wanted to follow up and investigate Snape, he discovered that the old bat's anti-detection ability was too strong.

Even though he was already invisible, he couldn't follow him all the time. Even Harry hadn't been in Snape's private office.

Originally, Snape wouldn't have guarded his office so strictly, otherwise, in the original book, Harry and the others wouldn't have stolen the ingredients for Polyjuice Potion from Snape so easily.

But it's different now... Snape knew that there was an invisible man in the castle, and he disagreed with the general use of invisibility cloaks. His magic couldn't find the other person's figure at all, so how could Snape be careless.

It was also because of this caution that Harry was even more suspicious of Snape.

If you haven't done anything bad, who are you so cautiously guarding against?

Because he started thinking this way, Harry also fell into a vicious circle.

………………

But Harry was really relieved after hearing that.

In this way, Hagrid will not be attacked so easily!

After making sure Hagrid wouldn't take similar damage again, Harry turned most of his attention to Snape.

Originally, Harry wanted to investigate Snape's "criminal evidence", so that Principal Dumbledore, who had talked in the principal's office and did not believe his accusations against Snape, could believe him.

However, when Harry wanted to follow up and investigate Snape, he discovered that the old bat's anti-detection ability was too strong.

Even though he was already invisible, he couldn't follow him all the time. Even Harry hadn't been in Snape's private office.

Originally, Snape wouldn't have guarded his office so strictly, otherwise, in the original book, Harry and the others wouldn't have stolen the ingredients for Polyjuice Potion from Snape so easily.

But it's different now... Snape knew that there was an invisible man in the castle, and he disagreed with the general use of invisibility cloaks. His magic couldn't find the other person's figure at all, so how could Snape be careless.

It was also because of this caution that Harry was even more suspicious of Snape.

If you haven't done anything bad, who are you so cautiously guarding against?

Because he started thinking this way, Harry also fell into a vicious circle.

But Harry was really relieved after hearing that.

In this way, Hagrid will not be attacked so easily!

After making sure Hagrid wouldn't take similar damage again, Harry turned most of his attention to Snape.

Originally, Harry wanted to investigate Snape's "criminal evidence", so that Principal Dumbledore, who had talked in the principal's office and did not believe his accusations against Snape, could believe him.

However, when Harry wanted to follow up and investigate Snape, he discovered that the old bat's anti-detection ability was too strong.

Even though he was already invisible, he couldn't follow him all the time. Even Harry hadn't been in Snape's private office.

Originally, Snape would not have guarded his office so strictly, otherwise, in the original book, Harry and the others would not have stolen the ingredients for Polyjuice Potion from Snape so easily.

But it's different now... Snape knew that there was an invisible man in the castle, and he disagreed with the general use of invisibility cloaks. His magic couldn't find the other person's figure at all, so how could Snape be careless.

It was also because of this caution that Harry was even more suspicious of Snape.

If you haven't done anything bad, who are you so cautiously guarding against?

Because he started thinking this way, Harry also fell into a vicious circle.

But Harry was really relieved after hearing that.

In this way, Hagrid will not be attacked so easily!

After making sure Hagrid wouldn't take similar damage again, Harry turned most of his attention to Snape.

Originally, Harry wanted to investigate Snape's "criminal evidence", so that Principal Dumbledore, who had talked in the principal's office and did not believe his accusations against Snape, could believe him.

However, when Harry wanted to follow up and investigate Snape, he discovered that the old bat's anti-detection ability was too strong.

Even though he was already invisible, he couldn't follow him all the time. Even Harry hadn't been in Snape's private office.

Originally, Snape would not have guarded his office so strictly, otherwise, in the original book, Harry and the others would not have stolen the ingredients for Polyjuice Potion from Snape so easily.

But it's different now... Snape knew that there was an invisible man in the castle, and he disagreed with the general use of invisibility cloaks. His magic couldn't find the other person's figure at all, so how could Snape be careless.

It was also because of this caution that Harry was even more suspicious of Snape.

If you haven't done anything bad, who are you so cautiously guarding against?

Because he started thinking this way, Harry also fell into a vicious circle.