Chapter 252 You Are Not A Good Person

Perhaps because of Fudge's collection of money, the Ministry of Magic moved relatively quickly this time.

Just when the Aurors were about to withdraw, the urgent special edition of the "Daily Prophet" had been distributed all over the place. It not only cleared up Sirius' grievances, but also clarified that he was not a werewolf.At the same time a wanted Peter Perum was released.

Not only that, when the wizarding world announced Peter's illegal Animagus form, the Muggle government also used the reason of eradicating the plague to launch a rat eradication campaign in Muggle society, and described the characteristics of Peter's mouse, emphasizing that This is the king of viruses.

Although the wanted notice did not say where Peter had been hiding as a mouse all these years.

But Mrs. Weasley recognized it as Scabbers immediately, and she was so frightened that she wrote to all the children and asked them how they were doing.

Then carefully cleaned out all the mice in the Burrow, she was worried that it would be troublesome if any of the litters were Scabbers' offspring.

The door to the headmaster's office was pushed open by Snape again.

He glanced at Douglas, who was drinking tea and chatting with Dumbledore, and had been observing the magic radar. Then he turned towards Dumbledore expressionlessly, and said in a strange voice:

"Principal, I have something important to talk to you about, and I also ask (sneering) the idlers to leave."

Douglas put away the magic radar unhurriedly, but he didn't intend to leave consciously at all, mainly because Snape's strange tone when he said "please" aroused a young professor's rebellious heart.

Seeing Douglas' reaction, Snape couldn't help raising his voice a bit:

"Idlers..."

Dumbledore coughed lightly and interrupted Snape, asking:

"Severus, what is the important news?"

Snape looked at Douglas with a slight disdain at the corner of his mouth, then looked at Dumbledore and said:

"It's about Trelawney..."

Speaking of which, he stopped talking directly, and he believed that Dumbledore could understand what he meant, even though he was not there when Trelawney made the prophecy, and the other professors did not take her babbling words seriously.

But as someone who had eavesdropped on the prophecy, after learning about it from his colleagues, he immediately understood that this was another real prophecy, so he couldn't wait to come to Dumbledore.

Douglas eyes lit up when he heard his words, and asked quickly:

"Did Professor Trelawney predict that Peter would find Voldemort?"

Dumbledore also looked at Snape sharply, and at the same time, a trace of doubt arose in his heart. How did Douglas know that it must be a prophecy? After all, Trelawney's performance over the years is obvious to all.

Unless Trelawney tricked Douglas into believing the fact that she was a prophet, or Snape told

If he hadn't seen the other party make a prophecy in front of him back then, then he would definitely think the other party was a liar.

Snape's face became colder at a speed visible to the naked eye, and his eyes looked back and forth between Dumbledore and Douglas very sharply.

Dumbledore had promised him that he would keep that matter a secret. Since Douglas knew what Trelawney would prophesy, Dumbledore must have told him.

So the three began to stare at each other, Douglas looked at Snape, Snape looked at the two, and Dumbledore looked at the two.

In the end, Douglas was still invited out by Dumbledore. Although he didn't know where Douglas knew that Trelawney might actually make a prophecy, he still chose to keep the promise he had made to Snape back then... ...

When Douglas returned to his office, he saw only Lupine sitting there reading a book.

Douglas asked:

"Remus, where's Sirius?"

Lupine put down the book in his hand and said with a smile:

"I told him that you will arrange for Harry to meet him later, let him tidy up and make a good impression on Harry, and now he and Dobby are going to London."

Douglas looked at Lupine's reaction and asked suspiciously:

"You don't seem to be worried about Peter's escape at all. You are still reading a book leisurely here. Sirius is still thinking about father and son recognition?"

Lupine smiled and said:

"I've thought about it with Padfoot. You must have let Wormtail go on purpose. You demonstrated the function of that cage before. If you really don't want him to escape, then it's impossible for him to escape."

Douglas said curiously:

"Then you two aren't angry?"

When Lupine heard this sentence, he didn't know what he thought of. He tried his best to shut his mouth, held back his smile for a while, and then said:

"Papafoot said, you are not a good person. If Wormtail is smart, he should be caught by you honestly. If he escapes, it must be that you have a second hand waiting for him. The method may be better than the kiss of the dementor. more serious...

I'm curious about what Padfoot has been through, and how will I know you like this? "

Douglas said angrily, pointing to the fireplace:

"Slander, naked slander..."

"Bang bang bang!"

At this time, the office door was knocked suddenly, Harry's big head was shown in the mirror at the door, and a group of people crowded behind, all members of the Charon Detective Agency.

Douglas went to the door and opened it.

With a smile on his face, Harry was about to say the prepared speech, but was caught by Douglas' unkind eyes, and quickly shut his mouth.

"What are you going to do together in broad daylight?"

"Do you think that if you pass the exam, you don't need to review and preview?"

"Holidays? Who told you that you don't have to study during the holidays. Have you finished your homework?"

"Do you think you have passed the exam this time?"

"Let me go back and study, Harry stay!"

The originally elated crowd who came to ask for rewards ran towards the stairs.

Harry looked at Ron and Hermione with pleading eyes, and the two gave him a look of helplessness and left quickly.

A group of people came to the corridor on the next floor, looking up and discussing.

"Professor, what's wrong?"

"Is it because we let the mouse go, so you are dissatisfied with us?"

"Did I win the first place in catching mice last time?"

"It's all the Auror's fault this time."

"Yes, if the Aurors hadn't come suddenly, maybe we would have caught the mouse!"

"Hermione, do you think we can still get the reward?"

"Ron, you are the vice president, why don't you go up and find out?"

"..."

Harry lowered his head and followed Douglas into the office.

Only then did he notice that Lupine was also in the office.

Seeing Harry's nervous look, Lupine smiled and said:

"Don't be afraid, Douglas is not targeting you!"

Harry glanced at Douglas, who sat beside him, and nodded.

Then he began to look at Lupine secretly, trying to match the other party with the knowledge he had learned. He even wondered if everyone had made a mistake.

Lupine didn't care when he saw his eyes, but pointed to the chair beside him and said:

"Sit down first, we may have to wait a while."

Harry was full of doubts. He looked around and found that Dobby was not there. Could it be that he wanted to wait for Dobby?

Douglas said angrily:

"Don't look, wait for your bastard godfather!"

Harry exclaimed in surprise:

"Sirius Black? Cousin, do you really know where he is?"

Looking at Harry's surprised expression, Douglas suddenly thought of something in a good mood, and said:

"Not only do I know where he is, you've seen him too.

Tsk tsk, you fed him bones, threw frisbees for him to pick up, and rubbed his dog's head... Haha, what a dog! "

Harry froze, feeding bones, throwing Frisbees...

"Padfoot is Black, is he also an Animagus?"

Hearing this, Lupine kept showing an aunt smile on the sidelines.

Douglas nodded, and then praised:

"I didn't expect you to have a quick brain reaction, it's not bad."

With a bit of a wry smile on Harry's face, he asked:

"Cousin, since you already knew that Blake was wronged and kept him hidden by your side, why did you ask us to investigate?"