A Certain Magical Hogwarts

Chapter 963 Two Women Make a Drama

Snape felt very upset.

During the day, they had to use all their skills to please the Dark Lord; at night, they had to keep Dumbledore company and talk until late into the night.

The time that truly belongs to oneself is very limited.

This is what true 996 during the day and 269 at night... non-stop all day long.

Snape, a reclusive and somewhat withdrawn middle-aged single man, already juggles two roles daily, already possessing the qualities of a social butterfly... and now he also has to deal with Potter's various bizarre antics?!

"So, he was captured?!" Snape asked. "Or is he dead?"

"I don't think so." William turned his head and gestured, "Ron, you talk to Professor Snape."

Ron was a little flustered. He glanced cautiously at Snape, whom he and Harry had often cursed behind their backs.

A powerful punch landed from behind, leaving Ron, who had been meek and submissive in front of her, stammering:

"Harry left the carriage as we approached the station, saying he was going to the toilet, and he never came back!"

Snape narrowed his eyes, staring at Ron, and said coldly:

"Weasley, don't try to lie to me! Otherwise, I can't guarantee you'll ever see that idiot again!"

Ron hesitated for a moment, his eyes darting around, and he stammered:

"Professor, Harry... didn't go to the toilet, and I don't know where he went."

He grabbed the invisibility cloak and ran off, saying he was going to spy on someone, but I didn't hear him clearly.

William sighed silently.

So, what is Harry investigating now, with the Invisibility Cloak in hand?

Does he really think he's Kogoro Mouri, the famous detective of the Reiwa era, or Watson of the Elizabethan era?

Why not just break Harry's three legs, put him in a wheelchair, and see if he can still cause trouble everywhere?

Professor Snape, however, wore a cold smile and said sarcastically:

"Oh, I guess Potter deliberately hid to make everyone anxious, and then create a big news story to attract attention?"

It seems the Death Eaters' attack on the express train didn't showcase his abilities, which is making him quite uncomfortable.

Snape continued sarcastically:

"I think we don't need to look for him anymore. Maybe Potter will make an appearance when the banquet is halfway through?"

Suddenly bursting into the auditorium... would definitely create a dramatic effect.

Snape's talent in potions might be due to a system—the sarcasm system.

Successfully making sarcastic or sarcastic remarks to others will increase your skill proficiency.

Otherwise, it's really hard to explain why he has such strong language skills.

Ron trembled; he wanted to argue, but he was speechless.

Harry is currently missing, and he also feels that, given the current circumstances, what he did was indeed a bit excessive.

William thought for a moment and said softly, "I'll go look for him; he must still be on the train."

"Big Shit, you should go back. Professor McGonagall is eager to talk to you about the practical application of stone carving."

Snape certainly didn't really want to do it for him; he gave a sinister smile.

"I'm going to find Potter; I'm sure I'll find him."

Snape then looked at Ron and sneered:

"Weasley, for your clumsy lies; and for Potter's foolishness, Gryffindor loses fifty points."

No college has ever lost points before the semester even began—before they even entered the auditorium.

Ron was somewhat unconvinced, but dared not speak loudly.

Snape waved his hand dismissively, as if shooing away a greenbottle fly, and said with disgust:

"You've broken another record. Okay, now get out of here!"

Ron ran away immediately.

William led all the students into the carriage before heading toward the Thestrals.

After getting into the carriage and sitting inside, Qiu asked in a low voice, "What happened?"

He quickly recounted what had happened.

Hermione was reading "Transfiguration Today" when she looked up and said, "Harry's using the Invisibility Cloak to spy on people; he must still be on the train."

"Yes, he's probably following Malfoy." William lay down and comfortably rested his head on Anne's lap.

She's playing with Boba's three cats.

"Malfoy spends most of his time in the prefects' car, where is Harry hiding?" Cho asked in surprise.

"Probably the Slytherin carriage," William said with his eyes closed.

"If he were in the class captain's car, even if he were wearing an invisibility cloak, I would definitely be able to sense him."

The invisibility cloak is not a panacea; even the invisibility cloak of the Deathly Hallows can be detected.

Dumbledore understood this principle well.

"Who went to see him?" Annie placed the boba tea on her brother's chest, pressing so hard he could barely breathe.

"Professor Snape went to look for him." William quickly moved Bobo Pig away.

"Can the professor be found?"

William shrugged. "Maybe, it depends on whether he wants to look for one."

Snape will definitely find it, but he certainly won't find it "easily".

Well...it'll teach Harry a lesson.

If he can't find it, Harry can always go back to London.

Anyway, it's not a big deal.

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The Thestrals galloped swiftly along the road.

During his trip to Ilhamone in America, William has collected four types of Pegasus, so he can now search for other magical creatures.

In the past, the carriage would have walked all the way to the castle gate, but today is different.

It stopped at the school gate, flanked by tall stone pillars topped with winged wild boars.

To ensure students do not bring dark magic items into the school, a new security check process has been added.

Not only students' luggage and personal belongings, but even the carriages they temporarily travel in are inspected.

All the walls were also enchanted with anti-intrusion spells, making security measures a hundredfold stronger.

The only problem is that there aren't enough people; there's only Filch and his two cats—Mrs. Lorris and Miss Alice.

Upon seeing Boba Tea, Mrs. Lorris immediately skipped work and ran off with it.

Looks like absence makes the heart grow fonder, and they're going to find a cat-free corner to start having cats again.

I wonder how Mrs. Lorris prevented pregnancy.

Since giving birth to a litter of kittens four years ago, there has been no news of her having any more kittens.

Could it be that the boba tea isn't good?!

Filch took the probe and repeatedly tested everyone.

This can detect whether students are carrying items associated with black magic.

Ron seemed to want to wait for Harry, which affected the passage of the students behind him.

Filch poked his buttocks hard a few times, like a rectal swab for a nucleic acid test.

After feeling the pain, Ron quickly left.

After a long inspection, the students finally entered the auditorium.

Four college dining tables and one faculty dining table were placed there in the classic arrangement.

As usual, the sky was decorated with many floating candles, which made the plates below sparkle.

William wasn't sitting at the Ravenclaw table, though he certainly preferred to sit below, but Professor McGonagall was already beckoning.

William did not see Dumbledore and Hagrid; they probably had other things to do.

To William's greatest surprise, he actually saw Professor Trelawney.

Her appearance was still as strange as before, with sparkling beads on her body, a long shawl wrapped around her, and her eyes magnified many times by her glasses.

As a stay-at-home woman, she rarely leaves her "showroom"... except to pick up packages or sneak into the kitchen for a late-night snack.

In the past six years, he has never appeared at the opening banquet.

I never expected that something so quiet would suddenly become restless tonight, and I actually came.

Could it be that he has recently activated his prophetic mode again... and gained some insights through his clairvoyance?

However, William only heard her arguing with Professor McGonagall when he got closer.

Two women,

For a... man.

They started arguing fiercely!

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