Chapter 495

This is the second time Solim has used Sirius as an example, if some tragedy still happens, then Solim can't care about it, anyway, he should be reminded, and if Harry is really hot-headed, then let him go.

It's hard to convince a damn ghost with good words - Solim thinks so.

Having said all that had to be said, Solim untied his spell and was about to go out when Sirius spoke:

"Why are you doing this?" Sirius's face was full of unconcealed suspicion, "I mean- from what I've gotten, you seem to have something to do with what happens every year, what exactly do you want? I think for your family—"

Solim quickly reached out and interrupted him.

"Ahh Solim lengthened his tone.

"Can you get something new?" Solim looked at Sirius with an unhappy expression, "Why does everyone who knows my surname Selwyn like to ask the question—'What do you want?', 'What is your family going to do?', isn't it annoying?

Looking at Solim, who suddenly burst into emotion, Harry and Sirius were a little surprised for a while. In their impressions or from what others have learned, Solim has always been a very mature and steady person - mature and steady not like a student.

"I know you and Lupin must have talked about me in private - since the year you broke out of prison, you've speculated on the motives for everything I've been involved in, speculated about my Slytherin's attempts to get close to Harry Potter, and analyzed what I could get out of it......"

"But what I'm saying is that I don't have anything else on my mind, and if I did, Dumbledore's Headmaster wouldn't have three Horcruxes, and your brother's affairs may not be clear yet. If I had any intentions, it would be that I wanted to be a part of these things – and that was my gift to myself. "

The last sentence Solim didn't say to the two people in front of him, but to himself. Solim also struggled with whether to be a spectator or actively participate in these familiar stories. In the end, Solim rushed in without hesitation. The reason is also very simple, if he chooses to be a spectator in the face of a story that he is so familiar with, Solim himself cannot forgive himself.

Solim had an extremely strong urge within him to leave his mark on these familiar stories - this was Solim's intentions and motives. He didn't have any specific goals, and he didn't have any serious plans. All he wanted was to be a part of it.

"Wait...... Wait a minute!" Sirius's face suddenly changed, "Horcruxes, you mean Horcruxes?"

Sirius had confused Solim this time, what happened? Sirius didn't know? Dumbledore didn't tell him? Regulus had something to do with Horcruxes, Sirius already knew about his brother, and it would be strange not to know about Horcruxes - unless Dumbledore deliberately concealed this, or Dumbledore didn't think it was necessary to tell Sirius.

But...... Solim looked at Harry again, "Didn't you tell your godfather about Horcruxes?"

"Dumbledore told me that I can't tell anyone about the Horcruxes. Harry looked apologetically at his godfather.

"I'm not 'someone else', I'm your godfather!" Sirius was furious, and then changed his words and said, "If Dumbledore had told me, forget it." After all, I also know that the matter of Horcruxes is not trivial, and if one less person knows about it, one less person will know about it. "

"I can't help it even if I want to tell you. Harry smiled wryly and said, "Hogwarts owls and fireplaces have been monitored this year, and you almost got caught by Umbridge last time." "

"By the way, since we're talking about that disgusting woman, she's now—" Sirius hadn't finished speaking before Harry picked up:

"She's in St. Mungo's now. With that, Harry glanced at Solim as well.

"Gone in again?" Sirius was stunned, "When did that happen?"

The last time Umbridge entered St. Mungo's because of the dwarf curse, although this matter was not reported by the Daily Prophet, many people knew about it, Hogwarts students, St. Mungo's medical staff, and patients...... As soon as it spreads, many people have long been gloating behind their backs.

"Just two days ago......" As soon as Harry thought about his ban, his face turned ugly. Although Umbridge turned into a humanoid toad, which made Harry breathe a little sigh of relief, he couldn't be happier when he thought about what happened next for the Gryffindor team.

Sadly telling Sirius about his ban, Harry suddenly felt that he had been unlucky this week, and that he had found himself in trouble.

"Don't think too much about it, let's go out for a drink, maybe it will put you in a better mood." Sirius patted Harry on the shoulder, he had no choice but to do that now, and he couldn't do anything about Hogwarts.

On the way back to the living room, Sirius bumped Solim on the shoulder, "You did it, right?"

"Is it so obvious?" said Solim, looking sideways at Sirius.

"Needless to say. Sirius smirked, "Professors can't do such a thing, and the other students—as far as I know, they don't have the courage to attack a professor—if Umbridge is a professor." "

Weasley's other children were nestled up on the couch, and they all straightened up when they saw Harry return. Fred and George looked at Solim with a look of helplessness.

"You really don't have any room for it. Fred said listlessly.

"You noticed it as soon as we put it in the doorway. George also wilted and said, "How did you find out?"

"Maybe it's because you're making a bit of a big move, it's either your operation or your product. Instead of sitting down, Solim said to Sirius, "Is there a room?" I want to squint for a while, Dumbledore will have to wait at least until early in the morning. I don't want to sit all night. "

It's late now...... Or rather, it's early, about three or four hours before dawn. Given the actions that followed a few hours later, Solim decided it would be better to conserve his energy.

"I'll take you up. Sirius said, "There are a few rooms that are unused. "

"Let that house-elf of yours take me up, I happen to be more interested in him. Solim offered to have Kreacher take him up.

For pure-blood wizards, it is extremely rude to have a house-elf entertain guests. But fortunately, neither Sirius nor Solim cared about this problem.