Chapter 2845
Although many people don't remember, Filch also has a birthday. He often confiscated the students' things, and the students would not be so willing to be taken away by him, but would try to steal the confiscated things back.
So it formed a tug-of-war of you confiscated, I stole it back, you confiscated it, and I stole it back again. Severus gave him a quill that could be used to prevent theft. The pen will poke the thieves with a sharp point.
Filch loved the gift and was loyal to Severus who had given it to him. Of course, as a person who also loves school order, Filch often reports to Severus what he finds while patrolling.
Many people respected the new Defense Against the Dark Arts professor. In fact, everyone knew that what they wanted to defend against was not the magical creatures outside the castle, and this genealogy scholar was not good at dealing with magical animals.
But he upholds the principle of fair competition, including treating Slytherin equally, and he can accurately recite the other party's genealogy, which is even more important than favoring Slytherin, and especially targeting the dean of Gryffindor. heart of.
These families often have family treasuries in Gringotts. Carter not only communicated with goblins in the goblin office, but also dealt with them. Over time, he knew how to deal with these people.
Since he gave up looking for Toots' potion formula in school, Carter turned his goal to other directions. He began to care about Ben Cooper. If Ben didn't want to go back to the lounge, he could go to his office to complete his homework.
It was nothing at all. When Ben was doing his homework, Carter would study the troll armor next door with Felix and the others. The problem was that after the arrest on the eve of the solstice, Carter became irritable and kept asking questions about Barnaby.
Because of this credit, Cecil and his team can take a vacation for a while, and they don't have to do such high-risk jobs for the time being. He is still very young, the guardian of Barnaby and the heir of the Lee family.
The drama of these family intrigues will not be mentioned for the time being. Carter is very interested to know what Barnaby found in the fortress, and whether they have found anything else about the map recently.
Although desire and eager both represent desire, eager is more focused on eagerness for success, while desire focuses on desire. Carter is expressing the former. I felt that I was facing a hungry lion, so I stopped doing homework with Carter.
After the final exams were over, Barnaby was about to leave school. Whether he would come next school year was a problem, because Severus deliberately told "good friend" Carter that Barnaby wanted to drop out of school.
"He's got a lot of loyal little eyeliners, and I don't know what he knows," Severus said. "So we'll just have to wait for him to make a move, and then we'll have to adapt. It was Albus's idea."
Pomona didn't listen carefully, she wanted to lean on his chest, even if she didn't do anything.
There are not many people in the astronomy classroom during the day, but it is a good place to enjoy the scenery. The sunset in the distance dyes everything in magnificent colors.
"Are you listening?" he asked patiently.
"Anything else?" She asked absently.
Then he talked about the information about the unfortunate centaur office worker, Pulia Moore. Pulia was originally the silent man of the Department of Mysteries. According to the regulations of the Ministry of Magic, every silent person will receive a master key ( skeleton key), although this key is "universal", it can only open the door of the domain that the mute person is in charge of. It's very important, and it's going to be very bad if it falls into the wrong hands, and Priya happened to have lost the key that belonged to her, so it was at the centaur's office.
The ancestor of Pulia Moore is the headmistress Moore who signed the agreement with Peeves. During her tenure, she created the Daedalian Kye, which appears every few years to protect Hogg Watts has some cabinets. Chasing down one of these clever keys and using it to open the corresponding cabinet door rewards you with rewards, sometimes chocolate frogs and sometimes magic items.
The Clever Key is an adventure game for kids, and it's time to help Puglia find the Master Key.
"Which department does Puglia work in?" Pomona asked.
"She didn't say it, and she's the reticent anyway," Severus said.
She couldn't think of anything.
Snape didn't look good, but he had a nice voice. She wanted to hear him talk, but he looked at her and smiled, and said nothing.
"About summer vacation." He said softly, "What's your plan?"
She remembered her research on dragon dung.
But she thought it best not to mention it now.
"You want to go to the Wacky Witch's concert?" he asked.
"No, that's what young people like." She insisted.
He bent down and looked at her with his face close.
"Then what do you want to do?"
"I want to ride a broom and catch dragonflies," said Pomona. "It's good medicine."
"You can buy medicinal materials." He said inexplicably.
"But you can't buy a view of Black Lake in the store," Pomona said. "Do you still ride broomsticks?"
He didn't answer.
She guessed that he was thinking about his adolescence again, riding a broom in front of Lily.
"I have other plans." He smiled. "How is your research going?"
"What research?" Pomona asked.
"Dragon dung fertilizer." He said helplessly.
She figured it out, he proposed it on his own initiative, so it shouldn't be a disappointment for her to express her opinion.
"It is for research that I am catching dragonflies. Will you help me?" asked Pomona.
He moved closer to her and sniffed her with his big nose for a while.
"It doesn't smell like shit."
She punched him angrily.
"So, peace has finally come, right?" he said, looking out the window.
"Not exactly, there are still some crises to deal with," Pomona said.
He looked a bit disappointed.
"How about we go down to dinner now?" Pomona asked.
"I'm not hungry." He said dryly.
She took a small cake from the flannel pocket.
"You said you weren't hungry." She said proudly, wanting to eat the small cake all by herself.
"I want to taste something." He said with a smile.
Pomona gave him a small half.
Because of what Van Helsing said in that pastime book, Pomona decided that she would always have food in her pockets so she could ask them questions.
They stayed until it was dark enough for the astronomy class to come, and then they made their way down the stairs.
"Goodbye!" She waved to him.
"Don't forget the two-way mirror." He reminded.
"But I want to sleep," she said wearily.
"What did you do?" He said with a bad face.
"Okay," she said compromisingly, "but you can't make potions either."
"Deal." He said quickly and decisively, and then went back to the dungeon.
"Isn't he a man of few words?" she muttered, and went back to the cellar.
On the way she met Filch's cat, who was staring up at the sky, as if looking for a fluttering butterfly.
It finally looks like a normal cat.
Pomona thought thankfully, and opened the office door.
