Chapter 140 When I wanted to sleep, I encountered a pillow. Isn’t it a coincidence?
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Hong Ri Zhang Wei Luo
Jack was a little irritated.
Maybe it's lack of sleep.
It's also possible that I've been overusing my brain recently.
He thought for a while and realized that there was no need to push himself so hard. It would be better to just lie down casually and rest.
Later it will be time to eat, and after eating, you have to go to bed early.
There was an invitation to a duel in the evening, and he had to go and see who was causing trouble.
In fact, that time was neither too high nor too low. It was really the worst time in his schedule.
"It can't make people worry less."
Jack muttered.
One hand carelessly flicked the Yunzhong Mirror.
Suddenly, he saw an impressive person.
It was Snape.
He was on the edge of a corridor in the castle, his mouth moving slightly, as if he was talking to someone.
Because there was a pillar blocking it, I couldn't see who it was for a while.
After Snape said a few words there, he left.
Jack watched for a long time, but no one came out from behind the pillar.
Jack: "???"
What happened?
Who was Snape talking to just now?
Is it Quirrell?Or Dumbledore?Or maybe Harry or Draco?
Why don't you come out and ask people to see you?
But he looked for a long time and saw no one.
"That location..." An inspiration flashed through Jack's mind, "It can't be a secret passage, right?"
The interior of Hogwarts has undergone too many transformations.
Some are relatively 'public' renovations, approved by the president, with professors acting as laborers to build some secret venues that only faculty can use.
Some are very secretive.
For example, when the relationship between several houses was at its most tense, the dean of Slytherin would secretly find students to build secret passages.
What's more, for some private purposes, students form a small team of their own, and several people work together to build a private base.
What is even more exaggerated is that one person has built a temporary secret path.
Even if only one secret place or secret passage is born in Hogwarts a year, after so many years, the school has become like a sieve.
It looks tight, but there are actually passages everywhere.
The position where Snape was standing just now didn't look special, but it might be the entrance and exit of a secret passage.
Someone at that location chatted with Snape for a few words, then left through the secret passage.
"Is my guess right?"
Jack became interested.
I really wanted to sleep and someone brought me a pillow.
I was just thinking about how to solve the problem of the secret passage. Is there an opportunity to solve it so soon?
"If it is really a secret passage, and it is a secret passage that Snape knows, then it shouldn't be a simple secret passage, right? Could it be a secret passage leading to the outside world?"
Jack secretly noted the location and planned to go there and have a look later.
Go directly now, not knowing if you will meet someone you shouldn't meet.
Still be careful.
After what happened with Snape, Jack became a little addicted.
He manipulated the cloud mirror, constantly zooming in and out, and observed the actions of the people in the school.
The vast majority of teachers and students are nothing special.
Occasionally, a very small number of senior students hide in some deserted corners and do some exciting things.
I don’t know if they are already talking about marriage.
The relationship should have been established, right?After all, this is a country where you can get married at the age of 16.
That's still Muggle law.
If he were a wizard, he might not have to abide by such laws.
Jack watched for a while and saw several senior students, laughing and playing around one person.
It looked like a bullying scene.
Look at their wizard robes.
It turned out to be someone from Ravenclaw.
Whether he is besieging or being besieged, it is the same.
"Ravenclaw's painting style is really weird." Looking at this group of people, Jack only thought of Luna, the little witch who will enroll in the school next school year.
She seems to be from Ravenclaw, and she is bullied crazily by her classmates.
Even though she doesn't care.
The thought only flashed through Jack's mind, and he stopped paying attention to it.
He didn't even watch the bullying scene.
In fact, after a few months of enrollment, he had already figured out some of the hidden rules.
That's how Hogwarts looks.
Either A will bully B today, or C will lead people around D tomorrow.
Not only in the first grade, but also in the seventh grade, they all look like this.
Including the protagonist group.
From shaking his fist at his classmates at the beginning to directly casting a spell later, it seems to be a common thing.
As a modern person, when I see these scenes, I feel very inconsistent.
Now it seems that he must be raising Gu.
Otherwise, why would Hermione go from being a good student who talks about not breaking school rules at the beginning to punching Draco hard enough to make Draco's nose bleed?
"It's strange that you can study with peace of mind in a school like this." Jack mused thoughtfully.
He had a theory.
In fact, magic is so magical and mysterious that as long as the principal is willing, or even the school staff is willing, they can keep track of every move in the school at any time.
But they just turned a blind eye to those behaviors.
That can only mean one thing.
Some things that are not outrageous enough are actually 'reasonable'.
It is within the scope allowed by the rules.
Let’s use a more in-depth and detailed metaphor.
Like Pansy, she knows contract magic. If she just signs a 'temporary' slave contract and asks another student to obey her, the school probably won't do anything to her.
After all, it is a place where the fittest survive and the fittest survive.
As long as it's not permanent, there should be no problem.
As for this 'temporary', who cares whether he will become a regular employee after graduation?
No one at school cares anyway.
You have all graduated and are mature wizards. You have your own ideas. You can do whatever you like and stop disturbing the school.
Is this logic correct?
Of course, the above is just Jack's speculation.
Whether it is true or not remains to be verified by time.He didn't need to, nor would he tell Pansy's story in the sun.
In fact, even now, in the eyes of others, Pansy only cares about him a little bit, and rarely takes the initiative to approach him.
Completely different from those little witches who openly surrounded him.
It can be seen that Jack's secretive policy still has a certain effect.
Jack watched for a moment longer.
This voyeuristic feeling is really addictive.
It wasn't until dinner time came that I left with unfinished business.
He was thinking that if he was free in the future, he would come and visit more often.
Because it is so effective in resolving complex thoughts in the mind.
With this thought in mind, Jack quickly ate his dinner and then took the time to finish washing up.
went to sleep.
With sleep, consciousness gradually falls into darkness.
Maybe it's lack of sleep.
It's also possible that I've been overusing my brain recently.
He thought for a while and realized that there was no need to push himself so hard. It would be better to just lie down casually and rest.
Later it will be time to eat, and after eating, you have to go to bed early.
There was an invitation to a duel in the evening, and he had to go and see who was causing trouble.
In fact, that time was neither too high nor too low. It was really the worst time in his schedule.
"It can't make people worry less."
Jack muttered.
One hand carelessly flicked the Yunzhong Mirror.
Suddenly, he saw an impressive person.
It was Snape.
He was on the edge of a corridor in the castle, his mouth moving slightly, as if he was talking to someone.
Because there was a pillar blocking it, I couldn't see who it was for a while.
After Snape said a few words there, he left.
Jack watched for a long time, but no one came out from behind the pillar.
Jack: "???"
What happened?
Who was Snape talking to just now?
Is it Quirrell?Or Dumbledore?Or maybe Harry or Draco?
Why don't you come out and ask people to see you?
But he looked for a long time and saw no one.
"That location..." An inspiration flashed through Jack's mind, "It can't be a secret passage, right?"
The interior of Hogwarts has undergone too many transformations.
Some are relatively 'public' renovations, approved by the president, with professors acting as laborers to build some secret venues that only faculty can use.
Some are very secretive.
For example, when the relationship between several houses was at its most tense, the dean of Slytherin would secretly find students to build secret passages.
What's more, for some private purposes, students form a small team of their own, and several people work together to build a private base.
What is even more exaggerated is that one person has built a temporary secret path.
Even if only one secret place or secret passage is born in Hogwarts a year, after so many years, the school has become like a sieve.
It looks tight, but there are actually passages everywhere.
The position where Snape was standing just now didn't look special, but it might be the entrance and exit of a secret passage.
Someone at that location chatted with Snape for a few words, then left through the secret passage.
"Is my guess right?"
Jack became interested.
I really wanted to sleep and someone brought me a pillow.
I was just thinking about how to solve the problem of the secret passage. Is there an opportunity to solve it so soon?
"If it is really a secret passage, and it is a secret passage that Snape knows, then it shouldn't be a simple secret passage, right? Could it be a secret passage leading to the outside world?"
Jack secretly noted the location and planned to go there and have a look later.
Go directly now, not knowing if you will meet someone you shouldn't meet.
Still be careful.
After what happened with Snape, Jack became a little addicted.
He manipulated the cloud mirror, constantly zooming in and out, and observed the actions of the people in the school.
The vast majority of teachers and students are nothing special.
Occasionally, a very small number of senior students hide in some deserted corners and do some exciting things.
I don’t know if they are already talking about marriage.
The relationship should have been established, right?After all, this is a country where you can get married at the age of 16.
That's still Muggle law.
If he were a wizard, he might not have to abide by such laws.
Jack watched for a while and saw several senior students, laughing and playing around one person.
It looked like a bullying scene.
Look at their wizard robes.
It turned out to be someone from Ravenclaw.
Whether he is besieging or being besieged, it is the same.
"Ravenclaw's painting style is really weird." Looking at this group of people, Jack only thought of Luna, the little witch who will enroll in the school next school year.
She seems to be from Ravenclaw, and she is bullied crazily by her classmates.
Even though she doesn't care.
The thought only flashed through Jack's mind, and he stopped paying attention to it.
He didn't even watch the bullying scene.
In fact, after a few months of enrollment, he had already figured out some of the hidden rules.
That's how Hogwarts looks.
Either A will bully B today, or C will lead people around D tomorrow.
Not only in the first grade, but also in the seventh grade, they all look like this.
Including the protagonist group.
From shaking his fist at his classmates at the beginning to directly casting a spell later, it seems to be a common thing.
As a modern person, when I see these scenes, I feel very inconsistent.
Now it seems that he must be raising Gu.
Otherwise, why would Hermione go from being a good student who talks about not breaking school rules at the beginning to punching Draco hard enough to make Draco's nose bleed?
"It's strange that you can study with peace of mind in a school like this." Jack mused thoughtfully.
He had a theory.
In fact, magic is so magical and mysterious that as long as the principal is willing, or even the school staff is willing, they can keep track of every move in the school at any time.
But they just turned a blind eye to those behaviors.
That can only mean one thing.
Some things that are not outrageous enough are actually 'reasonable'.
It is within the scope allowed by the rules.
Let’s use a more in-depth and detailed metaphor.
Like Pansy, she knows contract magic. If she just signs a 'temporary' slave contract and asks another student to obey her, the school probably won't do anything to her.
After all, it is a place where the fittest survive and the fittest survive.
As long as it's not permanent, there should be no problem.
As for this 'temporary', who cares whether he will become a regular employee after graduation?
No one at school cares anyway.
You have all graduated and are mature wizards. You have your own ideas. You can do whatever you like and stop disturbing the school.
Is this logic correct?
Of course, the above is just Jack's speculation.
Whether it is true or not remains to be verified by time.He didn't need to, nor would he tell Pansy's story in the sun.
In fact, even now, in the eyes of others, Pansy only cares about him a little bit, and rarely takes the initiative to approach him.
Completely different from those little witches who openly surrounded him.
It can be seen that Jack's secretive policy still has a certain effect.
Jack watched for a moment longer.
This voyeuristic feeling is really addictive.
It wasn't until dinner time came that I left with unfinished business.
He was thinking that if he was free in the future, he would come and visit more often.
Because it is so effective in resolving complex thoughts in the mind.
With this thought in mind, Jack quickly ate his dinner and then took the time to finish washing up.
went to sleep.
With sleep, consciousness gradually falls into darkness.
