Chapter 303 The dance is over
Looking at the group of students crowded in the middle of the dance floor and the students cheering around them, Wright had no choice but to give up the idea of a solo kill:
"If I work together with Old Deng, can I protect all the students while killing her?"
"Or can we split into two groups, one to kill her with one strike, and the other to protect the students."
Just as Wright's heart was beating fast, the magic power in his body became active and soon broke through the cover of the ring.
The terrifying aura also continued to emanate as the magic power became more active.
Suddenly, the originally joyful atmosphere of the dance party came to a standstill.
Everyone in the auditorium inexplicably felt that the thing they feared the most seemed to be spying on them.
Even when I was in a busy and noisy place, my body couldn't help but tremble.
All the students stopped what they were doing and looked around anxiously.
The first people to notice the change were Dumbledore and Snape, who was always nourishing the spirit bird.
After their perceptions searched the auditorium, they soon discovered Wright, whose momentum was rising.
The two people sitting in the guest of honor seat exchanged glances quickly, and then Snape stood up.
"Rags, are you free now?"
Wright, who was sitting at the table thinking, looked up when he heard the familiar low voice.
Snape looked at Harry, Ron, and Parvati, who all looked frightened and nervous, and said anxiously:
"Stop now, their spirits can't bear it!"
After being reminded, Wright also realized that the atmosphere in the auditorium was not right.
He reacted quickly and took action immediately.
Under Wright's deliberate control, the terrifying aura that seemed to be tangible was restrained, and the active magic power also calmed down.
When the oppressive atmosphere that was oppressing everyone dissipated, the auditorium soon became noisy again.
However, the atmosphere and enthusiasm were not as high as at the beginning.
After completing all this, Wright unconsciously glanced at Delphi who was already alert on the dance floor.
After watching the girl begin to hide in the crowd, he could only give up this opportunity and sighed in his heart:
"We have no choice but to let her go for now. This is also a difficult problem that we, as the righteous party, have to face."
After looking at the expressionless Snape, Wright turned to look at the white-bearded old man who was sitting firmly on the throne.
Dumbledore was also paying attention to this place the whole time. When Wright looked over, he shook his head slightly.
Seeing Dumbledore's actions, Wright immediately understood what he meant:
"There are too many students now, it's not a good time to cause trouble!"
After understanding what Dumbledore meant, Wright nodded slightly in response.
After all, he came to the ball just to stop Ron and Hermione from dancing together.
There's no need to crucify Delphi right now; the risks are too great.
After Snape glanced at the hall which had become lively again, he said to Wright:
"Ragus, come out with me for a moment. I have something to ask you."
After giving the order, Snape turned around and left, as if he was not worried at all that Wright would follow him.
Watching Snape's leaving back, Wright glanced at Dumbledore who nodded slightly.
And the birds of light that faithfully carry out orders and constantly patrol the sky.
Feeling that nothing would go wrong, Wright simply stood up.
After comforting Harry and Ron, who looked very worried, Light quickly followed Snape.
The two left the hall one after the other and walked into the rose garden in the castle courtyard.
Snape walked ahead with his head down, his voice becoming very low:
"What just happened to make you so impulsive?"
Wright admired the different scenery in the garden from that in the daytime, and said casually:
"A great enemy. I wanted to take advantage of that opportunity just now to kill her."
"However, Dumbledore disagreed with my idea, so I chose to give up."
"A powerful enemy?! Is it difficult to deal with?"
Snape stopped, turned around and looked at Wright with a frown on his face.
"It is indeed difficult. If we only consider the strength of magic, even Voldemort cannot match this enemy."
Looking at Snape's increasingly solemn expression, Wright did not stop, and his voice was also comforting:
"Don't worry, she can't hurt me at all!"
"It's just that she's too sharp. If she's determined to run, it'll be hard for me to catch her."
Knowing that Wright would not speak without a purpose, Snape's solemn expression eased slightly.
After hesitating for a moment, he followed Wright's figure who was walking forward and asked hesitantly:
"If I were included..."
"It's useless, even with the help of the spirit bird!"
"The fight is a 50-50 match at best, and that's only if she doesn't have any help."
Before Snape could finish his words, Wright interrupted him and said that there was no problem:
"Leave it to me. I've already thought of a place to put an end to her once and for all."
The two were talking as they turned a corner in the garden.
Snape suddenly took out his wand and cast a spell on the surrounding rose bushes, blasting them away.
He had a stern face and looked very gloomy.
At the same time, screams were heard from the flowers, and several pairs of figures hiding inside jumped out.
Just then, a man and a woman happened to be running past Snape in panic.
This made his face even gloomier, and his voice became extremely fierce:
"Fawcett from Ravenclaw and Stebbins from Hufflepuff, deduct ten points each!"
"Do you know them?"
Looking at Snape who was slowly retracting his wand, Light couldn't help but become curious.
In response to Wright's question, Snape said as if it was a matter of course:
"That's natural. As long as students are enrolled, I will remember their names and colleges."
"This is also so that they can be given appropriate punishment when they make mistakes!"
Looking at Snape's proud face, Wright didn't know whether to laugh or scold him. He could only complain wildly in his heart:
"In order to deduct points, I actually memorized all the students' names and colleges."
"You really... I'm crying..."
"Slytherin House, when Dumbledore isn't taking sides."
"You, as the dean of the college, have made an invaluable contribution to our winning of the college cup every year!"
After catching a few pairs of wild mandarin ducks with Snape, Wright said goodbye and left.
Snape waved his hand casually, and it was obvious that he didn't want to leave the garden yet.
When Wright returned to the auditorium, he found that the dance had ended and most people had left.
"Did Delphi realize that I discovered her, so she didn't make any trouble?"
Looking at the empty auditorium, Wright called back the bird of light patrolling in the sky.
Only then did they realize that there were still two people hiding in the corner and had not returned, and these two people were Harry and Ron.
They all sat at the table absent-mindedly, not knowing what they were thinking.
