Chapter 104 Hephes Dam: Genius or Shameful Thief?
In the following time, they continued to solve puzzles and avoid being hunted by zombies.
Dead rats, spiders and toads would occasionally fall from the ceiling.
Hermione is definitely a great player for immersion.
These were the things she usually played with at Hogwarts.
But this time, if anything fell in front of her, she would scream loudly.
At last they reached the heart of the castle.
They opened the last door by connecting the power supply hand in hand.
The room was eerie and covered with all kinds of runes.
In the center of the room, there is a strange black coffin.
At this moment, a dull thumping sound suddenly came from inside the coffin.
The coffin lid slowly opened, and a figure stood up straight from the coffin.
He was wearing a slender figure, with pale skin and sharp teeth.
The black and red cloak behind him swayed gently.
The vampire suddenly opened his mouth, showing his fangs, and pounced towards Hermione and Hephis.
Hermione screamed in fear, and Hephis stepped in front of her.
He pulled a cross from his pocket and pointed it at the vampire.
"Ah!" The vampire let out a shrill scream.
He flew back again and huddled in the shadows in the corner of the room.
Hephis held the cross and walked towards the coffin.
Hermione held onto his clothes tightly and followed behind him.
Finally, in the coffin, they found the other half of the parchment.
Successfully solved the puzzle of the castle.
This is a very bloody story.
Sir Nicholas, the vampire, fell in love with a beautiful human woman.
He was willing to pay any price to pursue the woman.
In the end, he successfully held his wedding with the woman in the castle.
However, the good times did not last long. Shortly after the marriage, the woman accidentally discovered Sir Nicholas's true identity - a vampire.
She decided to kill the monster to save the people.
So she joined forces with a group of saints and carefully planned a trap to lure Nicholas into this room.
They couldn't kill the vampire directly, so they could only use the divine power to seal Nicholas here.
The woman also lived a happy life with the saint.
Nicholas was trapped in this dark room forever, unable to escape.
And those zombies wandering outside.
He is the guardian summoned by the saints to prevent anyone from unraveling the secret.
Hephes looked at the parchment in silence, and his teeth began to ache.
Hermione, who was standing by, was so angry that her face turned red and tears welled up in her eyes.
She said indignantly: "This woman is so evil! How could she treat someone who loves her so much like this?"
Hephis suddenly turned to look at Hermione and said seriously.
"Hermione, if one day you find out that I am not what you imagined, will you also..."
Hermione interrupted him, "How could you possibly... I only know you as Hephis. The one I love."
"Thank you, Hermione." Hephis hugged Hermione tightly in his arms.
Afterwards, they went to a French restaurant and enjoyed a romantic candlelight dinner.
Heffus originally wanted to take Hermione out for a Chinese meal, but Chinese restaurants in the UK...
Hey!
It's hard to say!
They sat by a large French window overlooking the Thames.
The moonlight shines on the water, shining like stars.
I didn't order any of the wines like Lafite, Latour, Petrus, Hennessy, or Grange.
The two of them just drank some drinks, but Hermione's face became redder and redder.
After dinner, they returned to Heffield's home in South Kensington.
After changing clothes, Hephis walked Hermione back to the door of the Gryffindor common room.
Before they parted, Hermione hugged Hephis again and whispered.
"Hephis, no matter what you become, I will always love you."
She kissed Hephis gently on the face, then crawled into the round hole with her little face flushed.
Hephis smiled slightly, summoned An An again, and sent him back to the dormitory.
As for why he didn't Apparate back himself, the Fat Lady was still watching him in the portrait.
Three days later, a piece of news in the Prophet newspaper topped the Hogwarts hot search list.
The title is eye-catching: "Hephis Dam: Genius or Shameful Thief?"
The article was written by a journalist named Rita Skeeter.
The gist of the article is: Snape submitted a potion to the International Potions Association.
The name of the potion is Biotransformation Potion.
Shockingly, the inventor of the potion was Hephis Dumm, a second-year student at Hogwarts.
Tested by the International Potions Federation.
This drug, when added to a part of an animal's body, can instantly transform a human into an animal.
Animals that can transform include, but are not limited to, cats, dogs, mice, etc.
As soon as this news came out, it immediately caused a shock in the magic circles of various countries.
The Ministries of Magic of various countries held emergency meetings to discuss countermeasures.
The final transformation potion is defined as a restricted item, and the potion formula is not to be made public.
However, insiders revealed that the potion formula was not originally created by Hephis Dam, but was stolen by him.
The article mentioned that as early as ten years ago, a potion master developed a similar transformation potion.
Unfortunately, the potion master was killed by Rice Brain (Hephis Dam's uncle), and his invention disappeared along with it.
And Rice Blaine left this recipe in the Blaine family.
When Hephis Dam discovered the recipe, he claimed it for himself.
There is also a long paragraph of speculative reports that follows.
The last paragraph of the article also highlights this.
Hephis Dumm has won the Hogwarts Special Contribution Award for this and won 200 points for Slytherin House.
Headmaster Dumbledore made this decision hastily before the truth came to light.
The author has reason to suspect that Dumbledore has become senile and confused.
After reading the report, Hephis returned the newspaper to Draco.
"Hephis, do you think we should give her some warnings?" Draco was very dissatisfied with the content of the report.
"It's well written." Hephis shrugged.
"But, she actually dared..." Draco was interrupted by Hephis before he could finish his words.
"Draco, this kind of thing is just like that, no big deal." Hephis didn't care at all.
The article mainly speculates that he stole the potion and deceived Professor Snape.
Well......
Of course, the part diss Dumbledore was also pretty good.
In his previous life, he had seen too many news stories that started with just a picture and had all the content made up.
Where is this?
After all, apart from some unrealistic speculations, the author still told some truth.
