Chapter 333 Gryffindor takes the lead

At the beginning of the second half of the semester, Ada was stopped outside the common room by Sir Cadogan because she had no password. It was Neville who saved Ada with a small piece of paper.

At that time, Ada also reminded Neville to keep the note and not lose it.

Ada's crow's-mouth attribute manifested itself again, and unfortunately she was right. Neville's secret book with the password was lost, and luckily it fell into Black's hands.

Seeing Neville's pitiful look, Professor McGonagall was filled with anger, whether it was expressed or not. Professor McGonagall also knew what kind of memory Neville had. After meeting Sir Cadogan, who liked to change passwords, Neville's life could no longer be described as bad.

Everyone, including Ada, was rudely driven back to the common room by Professor McGonagall, and forced everyone to stay in the common room and not allowed to go anywhere.

If Black hadn't just broken into the Gryffindor common room, everyone would have looked like they were having a pajama party.

Percy and his prefects stood guard at the entrance to the common room. Other students also gathered in groups, chatting quietly.

The twins did not come to comfort Ada. The two brothers knew that Ada did not need comfort now.

The two took out the semi-finished homemade map and began to carefully observe the names on the map. However, Blake had already escaped from the castle, so their observations were destined to be fruitless.

Professor McGonagall came back near dawn. She asked everyone to go back to rest, and she also talked to Ada alone for a while. Professor McGonagall severely criticized Ada's recklessness. It was too dangerous to pursue Black alone.

After daybreak, the students discovered that security measures had been tightened in the castle.

Professor Flitwick was teaching the castle gatekeeper how to identify a large picture of Sirius Black; Filch was suddenly very busy, running up and down the corridors closing gaps in everything from the smallest crack in the wall to a mouse hole. .

Sir Cadogan, who made a major mistake, was removed from his post, the housekeeper, the Fat Lady, was reinstated, and a group of rough troll security guards were hired to protect her fragile nerves.

Troll security guards are trolls specially trained by the Ministry of Magic. Although they no longer stink, their brains are still not working well. The troll security guards were either patrolling the corridors or comparing the size of their sticks with each other, looking silly.

While eating breakfast, Ada put on her gold-rimmed glasses to cover up the fatigue from not sleeping all night.

The twins told her what exactly happened in the boys' dormitory, not Ron's exaggerated and self-proclaimed version, but the way things actually were.

Last night, Black appeared at Ron's bedside holding a shining knife, but Ron woke up unexpectedly. His screams woke up more people, and Sirius Black also took advantage of the chaos to escape.

No matter how I heard this, I felt strange. There was no grudge in the past and no grudge today. Why did Blake run to Ron's bedside and kill Ron?

Ada didn't think Blake had the wrong bed. There were only five beds in the dormitory, and it was easy for Harry to identify them. If he could even admit this, Black's brain might have made the Dementors stupid.

Moreover, not only did Blake do nothing, he was scared away by several panicked students. This was too inconsistent with the character of a vicious Azkaban escapee.

It had been proven twelve years ago that Sirius Black didn't care about killing innocents. This time he faced five unarmed boys, four of whom were still asleep. Why did he leave like that?

Come on, why doesn't Black kill Harry Potter to add to the fun?

The mystery surrounding Black is getting bigger and bigger. Was it really he who betrayed the Potters twelve years ago? Did he really cause the explosion to kill Peter?

Ada felt like her brain was running out, as if she had been eaten by the troll security guard patrolling the corridor.

The school owl flew into the auditorium with its usual huff and puff, bringing the mail. A huge barn owl landed in front of Neville, holding a large red envelope in its mouth.

Neville choked with shock, and the Gryffindor sitting near him recognized the Howler. Mrs. Weasley's performance last year lingered on for three days. I hope this year's Mrs. Longbottom will be refreshing.

At the reminder of the visitor Ron, Neville grabbed the envelope, held it in front of him like a bomb, and rushed out of the auditorium like an arrow. The Great Hall erupted into bursts of laughter, not just Slytherin, but others too.

Neville still did not escape social death, and the shouting letter exploded in the foyer - Mrs. Longbottom's voice, a hundred times louder than usual, screamed and condemned him for bringing shame to the whole family.

Ada suddenly wanted to see what Dumbledore would look like after receiving the roaring letter. How about letting her grandmother try it?

Dumbledore, who was eating breakfast, suddenly felt a chill on his back and even wanted to sneeze a few times. Dumbledore didn't pay much attention. He felt that he might be really old and felt a little uncomfortable after a little wind.

The students at Hogwarts finally had a new topic of conversation, and everyone was discussing fiercely when Black would be caught.

After the howling letter incident, Ron became famous again. Although he was still shaken by what happened last night, he was always happy to tell his adventures vividly and in detail as long as anyone asked.

But before Ron could be happy for a long time, his limelight was overshadowed by Ada. Everyone knew that Ada injured Black. The students once again looked at Ada with admiration. As expected of you, Esmeralda Drizzt, there is no one in this school that you dare not beat!

The Slytherin students, especially Avery and Flint, were touching their chests and secretly rejoicing. Fortunately, they had not offended Ada to death, otherwise they would not have been beaten to death by this furious lioness. !

If you don't believe it, just go and see Blake. Just because he entered the Gryffindor lounge at night, he was chased by Ada from the Gryffindor Tower to the Forbidden Forest. The blood stains in the castle were just cleaned up by Filch.

A sense of happiness in the aftermath of the disaster rose in the hearts of the Slytherin students, thanking Miss Drizzt for not killing her over the years!

Unlike the Slytherin students, the Gryffindor children all felt at ease. It was so reassuring to have such a big sister in the common room.

If you don’t believe it, go see Slytherin. If you still don’t believe it, go see Sirius Black...

Blake's raid not only did not plunge the school into panic, but instead gave the students a new topic to talk about, and it also helped Ada's reputation.

Now many students want to ask Ada: Sister, although I am not a Gryffindor, is it still too late for me to pay the protection fee?

In the next few days, this behavior intensified, and many students waited on Ada's way to and from get out of class, just to catch a glimpse of the Gryffindor sister.

With those naked eyes, he almost rushed up to Ada and shouted: Bao'er, I had an infusion yesterday, I miss you all night!

Facing the extremely vicious Sirius Black, Ada didn't panic at all. She could carry her wand and cut all the way from Gryffindor Tower to the Forbidden Forest. However, facing this group of "powerless" students, Ada couldn't But surprisingly panicked.

Weak, pitiful, and helpless, Ada could only avoid peak crowds and try to travel at the wrong times.

The most irritating people were Fred and George. Instead of helping Ada find solutions or suggestions, these two people were the happiest people watching the fun. The two brothers thought it was hilarious that Ada was not often seen panicking.