Hogwarts Homecoming

The moment she fell on the icy floor of the school hospital, Hermione's mind was in chaos, and she didn't know how to explain that she had eavesdropped on a professor's private conversation, but immediately, Hermione noticed a problem keenly.

That is, with his current appearance, how did Snape recognize her before the door opened?

Also, is the cat-ear girl describing herself?

Hermione wished she was wearing Harry's invisibility cloak so she could hide in without facing the suffocating situation, and just as she was thinking wildly, a strong, steady hand took her arm Helping her up, Hermione raised her head tremblingly, and found that it was the young wizard who was talking to Professor Snape.

"Thank you, Professor."

"Oh, don't get me wrong, Miss Granger, I'm not a professor in this school."

Amosta smiled gently. He looked at the drooping ears on the little witch's shaggy hair and the beard on the cheeks covered with black hair with great interest. It didn't take long for him to understand that this was probably a The result of Polyjuice Potion being used on Animal Transfiguration.

It is worthy of being the most important intellectual responsibility in the protagonist group, and it really knows how to play.

Although he couldn't recall the plot in the Harry Potter book, it didn't mean that Amosta knew nothing about the key characters in the book.

Snape's taunt just now let Amosta know that the little witch in front of him who has undergone a wrong transformation is the very popular Hermione Granger in Harry Potter, a very smart and keen The little wizard, which made him a little curious.

"Miss Granger,"

Snape's slightly sarcastic voice was particularly gloomy in the late night at the school hospital,

"Even I have to admit that your current appearance is far more interesting than usual, but I still want to know why you are in this appearance, and that it was Minerva who eavesdropped on my conversation for you Courage?"

I didn't realize that this was a wrong use of compound decoction. This is not your level, professor?

Snape understood the surprised gaze cast by Amosta, he glared at Amosta, and his dark eyes fell on Hermione again,

"Answer my question, Miss Granger, or would you prefer Minerva to explain it for you?"

Hearing this sentence, Hermione's body trembled suddenly, the situation was already bad enough, if Professor McGonagall knew, then she couldn't face Gryffindor. hourglass,

"The way I look...is because I misjudged my level of Transfiguration, Professor Snape"

Hermione lowered her head and stared at her toes, her voice tinged with tears.

For a moment, she was thankful that she now had black hair on her face, otherwise, she was sure that her flushed cheeks would give her lies a flaw,

"I previewed "Advanced Transfiguration" in advance, thinking that I could cast the spell described in the book Transfiguration. I am sorry to eavesdrop on your conversation with this teacher, I mean, this gentleman,

I was reading a book in bed at the time, researching how to heal my magic damage faster, but the movement outside caught my attention, and I thought it was the Chamber of Secrets. You know, the attack made us Muggle-born wizards all very nervous--"

Amosta noticed that Snape's face was livid and his breathing was becoming more and more heavy. If the little witch was allowed to continue making up nonsense, then a tragedy would most likely happen in the school hospital.

"There's no need to explain, Miss Granger,"

The Golden Viper in the underground world is a cold, sharp, murderous wizard who wanders on the edge of black and white all year round, but Amosta Bryan, who has taken off his black robe, is a very friendly and gentle person. It's hard to tell which side is his real face and which side is a disguise, perhaps, this is the most real Amosta Bryan.

Hermione, who was trying her best to make her words believable, raised her head in a daze, and what she saw was a pair of very beautiful purple eyes and a gentle smile on the young and handsome face. She was in a daze, and for a moment, Hermione felt The young wizard's smile resembled Headmaster Dumbledore's.

Kind and tolerant, but contains the wisdom to see through the truth.

"Sorry, sir, all I said was..."

"My name is Amosta Blaine, and you may call me Mr. Blaine,"

Amostar interrupted Hermione's explanation again, and smiled happily,

"Regardless of the reason why you became like this, Miss Granger, I think you have learned a painful lesson, so Professor Snape will not punish you again, will he?"

Amostar looked at Snape, and all he got was a snort of contempt.

"As for eavesdropping on our conversation, it's not a serious fault for a thirteen or fourteen-year-old wizard who is full of curiosity. Both Professor Snape and I have decided not to pursue it. You don't need to worry too much~"

In terms of prestige, Amosta obviously cannot compare with Snape, who has been gaining power for a long time. Although this Mr. Bryan said that he would not care about eavesdropping on the conversation, Hermione still did not dare to relax. She looked at Snape, afraid that her Potions professor might disagree.

Maybe it was because of Amosta's pleading, maybe it was because of Dumbledore's instructions, in short, Snape turned around and left without saying a word, which also saved Gryffindor College from being detained during the Christmas holiday. Fifty's sad fate.

"See you later, Miss Granger, then."

Amosta smiled and turned to leave as well.

Hermione, who hadn't had time to rejoice after the catastrophe, just recovered and found that the mysterious man who called himself Brian was about to step out of the school hospital.

"Just a moment, sir...I mean, Mr. Blaine!"

Hermione subconsciously yelled, and it wasn't until Amosta turned her head back that she realized what she had done.

"Mr. Blaine, are you a therapist?"

Hermione's face was flushed, she didn't know why she stopped Brian, but at the critical moment, her flexible head saved her again,

"I just heard you and Professor Snape talking about the illness of Colin and Justin, you...do you have the ability to cure them?"

"Sorry, Miss Granger, I don't have that ability."

Amosta shook his head and said calmly,

"Since Principal Dumbledore already has a way to cure them, I don't think you need to be in a hurry. After all, lying in a hospital bed is also a kind of protection for them,"

Amosta turned and left again, the voice continued to enter Hermione's ears from behind the door,

"By the way, Miss Granger, I'm an investigator."

……………………

That night, Amostar spent the night in Snape's staff dormitory, and the two talked by candlelight. He consulted in detail about the details of Snape's three attacks and the process by which people discovered the victims.

Among them, Mrs. Norris of Filch and the first witness of Finlayley after being attacked are both Harry Potter.

For this, Amosta is not surprised. The protagonist, even if he stays at home and does not go out, trouble will come to him automatically.

What surprised him was the meanness on Snape's face when he commented on Harry Potter.

"You can see what kind of person he is from Hermione Granger - full of lies, mediocre, arrogant, loves to violate discipline, likes to show off, attract people's attention, and is disrespectful!"

A few feet away, Amosta, who was writing and drawing on the desk, raised his head in surprise,

"It's really strange, Professor, there are even fewer wizards who can get your praise than wizards who can get your praise. I'm starting to be a little curious about that boy."

"You'll know when you see him, Amosta,"

Snape half-lyed on the bed, staring at the burgeoning flames in the fireplace, said coldly, "The style of being pretentious and thinking that he can handle everything is just like his father!"

"ah--"

Amosta flipped through the dilapidated "Simplified Theory of Ancient Spells" (written by Ulrich Gump), and continued to write calculations on the parchment, waving his wand from time to time, making ripples in the air, trying to build a Effective spell model.

In the past two years or so, most of the time he has been on the road of wandering, and the time for research and self-improvement is squeezed out.

"Understood, it turned out to be a grievance from the previous generation."

Amosta did not continue to ask Snape what was wrong with Potter's father, because he knew clearly that everyone has a past that they don't want to be touched by others. What about opening the wounds that others have finally healed?

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