Chapter 31 Professor McGonagall's Difficult Visit
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Yun Yin Shen
Chapter 31 Professor McGonagall's Difficult Visit
It can be seen that this is a warm family. The hostess has carefully arranged it. The walls are full of group photos of the family in various periods, and there are some landscape portraits, but the ground or the sofa, tables and chairs are now filled with footballs, messy posters, various cosmetics, and some Muggle books.
Chaos in order, a strange feeling filled the room.
In Snape's view, this Muggle family from parents to children was an incomprehensible chaos and madness, without any awe of the world he didn't understand.
He couldn't understand what the Muggles were thinking.
He almost wanted to end it himself, and cast some magic power for Professor McGonagall to show these Muggles what real magic is. They Muggles should be terrified and awed by this, and understand that they and wizards are indeed people from two worlds, and they should maintain a respect.
"Pay attention to that little wizard—McGuffin, okay?" Dumbledore reminded.
Only then did Snape realize that he had strayed from the direction. He came to Professor McGonagall's memory mainly because of the little wizard who could drive mad even the magic hat made by the mind of the Big Four. Unexpectedly, he was disturbed by his strange and crazy family members.
When he focused on McGuffin, he suddenly found some problems.
As far as this grade is concerned, it is the first time for a little wizard from a Muggle family to know the existence of this magical world. It shouldn't be so ordinary, so... accustomed to it.
McGuffin silently guided Professor McGonagall to the living room at home. He didn't say much, and there was no problem. He lowered his head, like a shy and silent ordinary little boy.
But what I heard just now is that this shy little boy caught Professor McGonagall who was not vigilant in Nimagus form, and discussed selling him.
And all the little Muggle-born wizards shouldn't be so calm when they know that there is another magical world.
Could it be... an incredible idea came to Snape's mind?
He turned his head and asked Dumbledore directly, "Did someone, a wizard tell this boy about the existence of the wizarding world?"
Dumbledore shook his head, and he directly denied, "I have already communicated with the person in charge of investigating Muggle-born little wizards in the Ministry of Magic. His family or this little wizard McGuffin has no proof that he is connected to any magical world. He has indeed never wanted to contact our world."
"Is... so possible?" Snape exclaimed.
"Isn't this magic? Anything is possible. Maybe...he relied on his magical talent to see the magical world." Dumbledore said, staring at McGuffin.
Just when Snape was about to say something, the hostess of the Muggle family, Rylinna, brought the strange girl back home from outside.
"Professor McGonagall, I'm sorry! I was a little rude just now. But I want to know..." Emily bowed awkwardly to apologize with a look of disbelief, and she was very reluctant.
"Emily!" Ruilina directly interrupted her words, with a cloudy expression on her face.
After forcing her daughter to apologize to Professor McGonagall.
Ruilina tugged at her eyebrows, "Where are we talking? By the way, you said that magic can solve all the things in life. Is that true?"
There was suspicion in her tone.
"Of course, magic can easily achieve things that are impossible for you Muggles." Professor McGonagall said confidently.
"Then you turn my daughter into a dog, or some small animal." Rulina said to Professor McGonagall with a smile on her face.
"what?"
"what?"
"what?"
Emily, Professor McGonagall, and Snape called out almost simultaneously.
On the other side, the McGuffin on the other side trembled and tried to shrink his own existence and disappear, so as not to attract anyone's attention.
"Mum, I don't dare anymore, please forgive me." Emily begged Ruilina trembling all over her body.
Snape and Professor McGonagall looked at the Muggle mother who smiled and said that she turned her daughter into an animal in disbelief.
What kind of mother is this?
"Ms. Ruilina, I don't think you understand that our world also has laws, including not attacking Muggles." Professor McGonagall said in surprise.
"No, no, no, how is this an attack? It's just my daughter's own request, and she herself wants to prove the truth of a matter to me?..."
Raleigh said with a smile.
"It's not right, it's impossible." Professor McGonagall seriously refused.
"It's really wrong, right? But I want to know where the cat I was experimenting with that was tied up in the garage went? Professor McGonagall, as a professor of an institution of higher learning, Ken can understand the idea of a researcher wanting to study a seemingly intelligent cat, right? Mommy and I argued that it must be an intelligent cat, right?" Emily asked as if dying.
"Garage?" Professor McGonagall asked.
"Emily! Don't say..."
"Ah, that's where you came out just now, I said..." McGuffin didn't stop Emily from blurting out his death.
"Test!" McGuffin pulled his hair directly and sighed.
"If I gave you that cat back, what would you do?" Professor McGonagall tried to ask Emily.
Emily replied without thinking, "Of course it is to determine the cat's male and female directly, and then determine whether it is intelligent, decide whether to dissect it, or conduct other experiments to confirm whether it is possible to breed, or extract brain cells..."
She answered a lot of desperately, and Snape couldn't understand most of them, but even without the use of insanity, he could tell that it was not a good word.
Professor McGonagall probably understood what was going on. From the first sentence, her face gradually turned cold, and she could almost tell what was going on in her heart from the expression on her face.
"That's enough. If you're asking for proof, that's fine."
Professor McGonagall raised his wand and cast a spell, and then waved it again, turning Emily, who was chattering to death, and McGuffin, who wanted to escape from the house, directly into two cats.
"Aim, aim, aim." Two cats of various colors kept running and screaming in the house.
Rui Linna ran over and hugged one of the cats, which had no black eye socket lines, in her arms. It seemed that this kitten was Emily.Smiling and petting the kitten, he said softly to the kitten, "It really makes me feel so much better to turn all of you into cats! Look how cute you are now."
As he spoke, he lingered around the kitten's chin.
"What did you say?" Professor McGonagall thought he had heard wrong.
The kitten in Ruilina's arms struggled to jump out of her arms, and went directly to Professor McGonagall's feet to rub against. Instead, the cat that McGuffin turned into lay down on the sofa and rolled repeatedly, stretching its waist without any nervous atmosphere.
Professor McGonagall immediately waved his wand again.
With a loud crack, the two cats returned to their human form.
After Elina regained her human form, she didn't shrink into a ball pitifully. Instead, she jumped up and down to show the excitement in her heart. She approached Professor McGonagall with an excited expression on her face, staring at her wand and almost licking it.
"What is the principle of this?"
"Oh my God! What did I do!" Professor McGonagall regained his composure after being taken aback, realizing that he had turned a Muggle and a young wizard who hadn't entered school into an animal.
She felt uneasy, this was not only against the law, but also against the belief in her heart.
"It's nothing, it's their own request. If you don't believe me, you can ask." Seeing that this didn't play a role in teaching the bear children in her family, Ruilina sighed secretly and came to Professor McGonagall to comfort her.
Professor McGonagall looked at Emily, who was sneaking around and wanted to check her wand, and McGuffin, a little boy lying on the bed with a face like a salted fish.
Afterwards, Professor McGonagall handed a magical parchment to Ralina, and told where the Muggle Leaky Cauldron was, and told that he must go to Gringotts to exchange for Galleon.
"I think it's almost there, Severus," said Dumbledore.
In the blink of an eye, the two of them penetrated into the darkness again, spun continuously, floated and finally returned to Dumbledore's office.
At this time, it was already very late, and the moon had already reached the side of the Forbidden Forest Mountains.
After the memory scene, Dumbledore sat in a chair and said to Snape:
"Tell me what you think of this child."
(End of this chapter)
It can be seen that this is a warm family. The hostess has carefully arranged it. The walls are full of group photos of the family in various periods, and there are some landscape portraits, but the ground or the sofa, tables and chairs are now filled with footballs, messy posters, various cosmetics, and some Muggle books.
Chaos in order, a strange feeling filled the room.
In Snape's view, this Muggle family from parents to children was an incomprehensible chaos and madness, without any awe of the world he didn't understand.
He couldn't understand what the Muggles were thinking.
He almost wanted to end it himself, and cast some magic power for Professor McGonagall to show these Muggles what real magic is. They Muggles should be terrified and awed by this, and understand that they and wizards are indeed people from two worlds, and they should maintain a respect.
"Pay attention to that little wizard—McGuffin, okay?" Dumbledore reminded.
Only then did Snape realize that he had strayed from the direction. He came to Professor McGonagall's memory mainly because of the little wizard who could drive mad even the magic hat made by the mind of the Big Four. Unexpectedly, he was disturbed by his strange and crazy family members.
When he focused on McGuffin, he suddenly found some problems.
As far as this grade is concerned, it is the first time for a little wizard from a Muggle family to know the existence of this magical world. It shouldn't be so ordinary, so... accustomed to it.
McGuffin silently guided Professor McGonagall to the living room at home. He didn't say much, and there was no problem. He lowered his head, like a shy and silent ordinary little boy.
But what I heard just now is that this shy little boy caught Professor McGonagall who was not vigilant in Nimagus form, and discussed selling him.
And all the little Muggle-born wizards shouldn't be so calm when they know that there is another magical world.
Could it be... an incredible idea came to Snape's mind?
He turned his head and asked Dumbledore directly, "Did someone, a wizard tell this boy about the existence of the wizarding world?"
Dumbledore shook his head, and he directly denied, "I have already communicated with the person in charge of investigating Muggle-born little wizards in the Ministry of Magic. His family or this little wizard McGuffin has no proof that he is connected to any magical world. He has indeed never wanted to contact our world."
"Is... so possible?" Snape exclaimed.
"Isn't this magic? Anything is possible. Maybe...he relied on his magical talent to see the magical world." Dumbledore said, staring at McGuffin.
Just when Snape was about to say something, the hostess of the Muggle family, Rylinna, brought the strange girl back home from outside.
"Professor McGonagall, I'm sorry! I was a little rude just now. But I want to know..." Emily bowed awkwardly to apologize with a look of disbelief, and she was very reluctant.
"Emily!" Ruilina directly interrupted her words, with a cloudy expression on her face.
After forcing her daughter to apologize to Professor McGonagall.
Ruilina tugged at her eyebrows, "Where are we talking? By the way, you said that magic can solve all the things in life. Is that true?"
There was suspicion in her tone.
"Of course, magic can easily achieve things that are impossible for you Muggles." Professor McGonagall said confidently.
"Then you turn my daughter into a dog, or some small animal." Rulina said to Professor McGonagall with a smile on her face.
"what?"
"what?"
"what?"
Emily, Professor McGonagall, and Snape called out almost simultaneously.
On the other side, the McGuffin on the other side trembled and tried to shrink his own existence and disappear, so as not to attract anyone's attention.
"Mum, I don't dare anymore, please forgive me." Emily begged Ruilina trembling all over her body.
Snape and Professor McGonagall looked at the Muggle mother who smiled and said that she turned her daughter into an animal in disbelief.
What kind of mother is this?
"Ms. Ruilina, I don't think you understand that our world also has laws, including not attacking Muggles." Professor McGonagall said in surprise.
"No, no, no, how is this an attack? It's just my daughter's own request, and she herself wants to prove the truth of a matter to me?..."
Raleigh said with a smile.
"It's not right, it's impossible." Professor McGonagall seriously refused.
"It's really wrong, right? But I want to know where the cat I was experimenting with that was tied up in the garage went? Professor McGonagall, as a professor of an institution of higher learning, Ken can understand the idea of a researcher wanting to study a seemingly intelligent cat, right? Mommy and I argued that it must be an intelligent cat, right?" Emily asked as if dying.
"Garage?" Professor McGonagall asked.
"Emily! Don't say..."
"Ah, that's where you came out just now, I said..." McGuffin didn't stop Emily from blurting out his death.
"Test!" McGuffin pulled his hair directly and sighed.
"If I gave you that cat back, what would you do?" Professor McGonagall tried to ask Emily.
Emily replied without thinking, "Of course it is to determine the cat's male and female directly, and then determine whether it is intelligent, decide whether to dissect it, or conduct other experiments to confirm whether it is possible to breed, or extract brain cells..."
She answered a lot of desperately, and Snape couldn't understand most of them, but even without the use of insanity, he could tell that it was not a good word.
Professor McGonagall probably understood what was going on. From the first sentence, her face gradually turned cold, and she could almost tell what was going on in her heart from the expression on her face.
"That's enough. If you're asking for proof, that's fine."
Professor McGonagall raised his wand and cast a spell, and then waved it again, turning Emily, who was chattering to death, and McGuffin, who wanted to escape from the house, directly into two cats.
"Aim, aim, aim." Two cats of various colors kept running and screaming in the house.
Rui Linna ran over and hugged one of the cats, which had no black eye socket lines, in her arms. It seemed that this kitten was Emily.Smiling and petting the kitten, he said softly to the kitten, "It really makes me feel so much better to turn all of you into cats! Look how cute you are now."
As he spoke, he lingered around the kitten's chin.
"What did you say?" Professor McGonagall thought he had heard wrong.
The kitten in Ruilina's arms struggled to jump out of her arms, and went directly to Professor McGonagall's feet to rub against. Instead, the cat that McGuffin turned into lay down on the sofa and rolled repeatedly, stretching its waist without any nervous atmosphere.
Professor McGonagall immediately waved his wand again.
With a loud crack, the two cats returned to their human form.
After Elina regained her human form, she didn't shrink into a ball pitifully. Instead, she jumped up and down to show the excitement in her heart. She approached Professor McGonagall with an excited expression on her face, staring at her wand and almost licking it.
"What is the principle of this?"
"Oh my God! What did I do!" Professor McGonagall regained his composure after being taken aback, realizing that he had turned a Muggle and a young wizard who hadn't entered school into an animal.
She felt uneasy, this was not only against the law, but also against the belief in her heart.
"It's nothing, it's their own request. If you don't believe me, you can ask." Seeing that this didn't play a role in teaching the bear children in her family, Ruilina sighed secretly and came to Professor McGonagall to comfort her.
Professor McGonagall looked at Emily, who was sneaking around and wanted to check her wand, and McGuffin, a little boy lying on the bed with a face like a salted fish.
Afterwards, Professor McGonagall handed a magical parchment to Ralina, and told where the Muggle Leaky Cauldron was, and told that he must go to Gringotts to exchange for Galleon.
"I think it's almost there, Severus," said Dumbledore.
In the blink of an eye, the two of them penetrated into the darkness again, spun continuously, floated and finally returned to Dumbledore's office.
At this time, it was already very late, and the moon had already reached the side of the Forbidden Forest Mountains.
After the memory scene, Dumbledore sat in a chair and said to Snape:
"Tell me what you think of this child."
(End of this chapter)
