Chapter 165: Follow-up of the Game

Leaving the principal's office and walking in the castle corridor, Wright deduced what would happen next.

The Ministry of Magic needed a reason to confound the parents of Hogwarts students and to whitewash their actions against Dumbledore.

Then a vicious wanted criminal is undoubtedly the perfect scapegoat.

So the rest of the answer becomes clear: Sirius Black planned the Dementor uprising.

Dumbledore arrived like a hero and solved all the unexpected situations perfectly.

In order to catch the inhumane wanted criminal, the Ministry of Magic is right to continue to blockade Hogwarts.

As for other different voices, they are nothing more than noise that goes against the mainstream.

Except for Sirius who took the blame, everyone has a bright future.

Thinking of this, Wright couldn't help but sneer, what a ridiculous political negotiation.

As expected, Dumbledore sent a letter to Wright that evening, describing the official announcement from the Ministry of Magic.

It was roughly the same as he guessed, Sirius became the scapegoat and Dumbledore got the honor of personally teaching magic.

The situation was thus settled, but the Dementors still surrounded Hogwarts to ensure the correctness of the Ministry of Magic.

Quidditch matches were also suspended due to the Dementor riot.

Under the chairmanship of Professor McGonagall, after consultation between the captains of the two teams, the competition will continue one week later.

The bad news was that Harry was diagnosed by Madam Pomfrey as temporarily unfit to participate in the competition and enjoyed the same treatment as Malfoy.

Also, his Nimbus 2000 when Harry was controlled by the Dementors and fell down.

The broom lost control and flew straight to the Whomping Willow.

The Whomping Willow, which had been attacked by a flying car in the second year, used all its strength to face the broom that was also flying at it.

The Light Cycle 2000 was smashed into more than a dozen pieces, making it completely scrapped.

After Harry learned about this, his already depressed mood became even more depressed, and it took him several days to get over it.

What’s even more terrifying is that when he recovers from his illness!

After watching the match with Hufflepuff, I almost went back to the school infirmary to lie down.

At the beginning of this game, the batsmen and the wicketkeeper were about the same, and the scores were basically chased by each other and neither side gave in.

But when it comes to Catchers, Gryffindor is completely defeated.

Just half an hour into the game, the Hufflepuff Catcher caught the Golden Snitch.

Immediately declare the game over!

Harry felt very guilty and Wood seemed to have lost all his energy after losing the game.

The two stood together on the field for a long time, until late at night.

Dobby told him this when Wright returned to the dormitory from outside the Room of Requirement.

Afterwards, he directly 'stunned' each of them, and finally brought the two late night emo people back.

And just like that, the first Quidditch match of this school year ended with Hufflepuff's victory.

During this time, Professor Lupin returned to the Defense Against the Dark Arts class.

Although he looked weaker and more tired, his teaching level was still very high.

Of course, there are also some students who will feel sorry that the professor who allowed them to practice can no longer continue teaching.

During this period of time, Wright also took the time to absorb all the knowledge in the pendant.

So he was ready to start studying the Philosopher's Stone and the ancient research materials delivered by Nicolas Flamel.

After a Potions class, Snape left a note asking Wright to come to his office in the evening.

Knowing that Lupin had just turned into a werewolf, Light probably knew why he was called over.

Sure enough, when he arrived at the office, he saw Snape taking out two bottles full of werewolf and human blood from the cabinet.

"Rags! Help me prepare a potion that can turn werewolves back into humans." Snape made the request directly without any greetings.

"No problem!" Wright said with ease after taking the werewolf blood handed to him by Snape.

Snape nodded slightly, but his expressionless face was a little distorted. He seemed very dissatisfied. He would help prepare the potion.

Knowing the inside story, Light naturally wouldn't be foolish enough to ask Snape what happened. He just pretended to be stupid and busy with his work.

……

"Your current level of potions is very high, but your academic performance is very unbalanced!"

Snape tested the werewolf recovery potion prepared by Wright and continued in a gloomy voice:

"The innovation and technique are very good. The temperature control when preparing the potion is also very precise, and there is almost no chance of error."

"But your foundation is far inferior to your techniques and creativity."

"There are a lot of potions out there that should work better than the ones you used in potions."

After hearing Snape's comments, Wright did not deny it, but nodded in agreement.

He naturally understands his shortcomings, but he just doesn't want to make up for them.

After all, in today's wizarding world, there is no book that fully analyzes the effects of potions.

Most of the time, they are just encyclopedia-like explanations of the properties and origins of potions.

If you want to understand all the properties of the potion, you have to do the experiments yourself.

But in this case, neither the time, energy, nor even the money would allow Wright to do it.

Seeing Wright's expression of "I know, but there is no way to solve this problem at the moment", he continued:

"Good! It's good to know your flaws."

Snape put away the tested potion and after a long silence, he took out a thick notebook from the bookshelf.

"What is this?..." Wright felt a little strange looking at this brand new notebook.

This notebook is different from other notebooks on the market and is obviously specially customized.

"This is your reward. This is a complete analysis of all the potions I've used over the years. Use it well!"

Looking at the expressionless Snape, Wright did not refuse. He took the notes with a smile on his face and very solemnly.

Looking at the brand new cover, the ornate handwriting that was obviously specially copied, the moving picture of the potion, and the properties and proportion guesses of the potion recorded on it.

After roughly reading it, Wright looked at Snape with some surprise, who had an indifferent expression.

He naturally knew that this notebook condensed all of Snape's knowledge of potions and was almost a summary of his lifelong career in potions.

Before Wright could express his thanks, Snape threw him out of the office.

After hiding the notes in the space props, Wright bowed respectfully through the wooden door of the office to express his gratitude.

He was not naive enough to think that the feud between Snape and Lupin would make him give up half of his life's work.

What's more, Snape was willing to regard Wright as his successor and pass on his mantle to him.

After expressing his gratitude, Wright looked out the window at the bright moon hanging high in the sky, and he knew that it had taken a lot of time to prepare this potion.

Without further delay, he headed straight for the Room of Requirement, determined to absorb all the knowledge in the pendant tonight.