Hogwarts from another world

The return of Principal Gellert Grindelwald seems to have given the panic-stricken Hogwarts a shot in the arm.

The previous atmosphere of fear and panic on campus almost completely disappeared in a very short time. Instead, there is the sense of order that has always existed in Hogwarts.

Professor Grindelwald informed everyone of the ins and outs of the attack; everyone was no longer afraid. Professor Grindelwald told everyone that Hogwarts will be safe in the future, so there will definitely be no more danger in Hogwarts.

All in all, Hogwarts was back on track almost overnight.

And Matthew Wakefield's life has returned to its former peace.

The students around him were no longer afraid and rarely discussed the attacks.

And his life has returned to what it was before, a four-point and one-line life in the common room, auditorium, classroom and library.

In addition, he reduced his visits to the Room of Requirement; unless there were truly special circumstances, he usually chose to go to the library. Because of Professor Slughorn's "warning" that night, he felt the need to stay as far away from the book as possible. .

Even if it's just "contact" in a room, it's better to have as little contact as possible.

And, just as Principal Grindelwald and them had promised, there were indeed no more attacks.

The "blood-sucking" monster that was responsible for three consecutive attacks seemed to have been directly deterred by Principal Grindelwald's speech in the auditorium, and no longer dared to act rashly.

Everyone was still scared at first, but as there was no movement for several days, the students in Hogwarts also returned to their natural instincts.

Principal Greenwald did not break his promise. He still stayed at Hogwarts and had almost never left in recent times.

Matthew could be seen chatting and laughing with Professor Sprout, Professor Flitwick and Professor Slughorn at the guest of honor seat in the auditorium every day at breakfast, lunch and dinner.

According to some senior students, this kind of thing is actually very rare. Professor Grindelwald has always been a busy man in the past few years. He rarely stays in school except for the opening party, Halloween dinner, and Christmas dinner. Such special moments.

Probably affected by the previous attack.

However, it has to be said that Hogwarts was able to get back on track in a very short period of time, which was also related to Professor Grindelwald who frequently appeared.

However, Vice-President Professor Vita Rozier, who corresponds to Principal Grindelwald, has never appeared.

This was not in line with her usual habits.

It was another Friday afternoon, the wind was howling outside the castle, and the rain was falling hard.

It was too dark in the corridors and classrooms, so we had to light more torches and lanterns.

Matthew habitually held the textbook and walked into the Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom with his head down.

He looked up, then slightly shocked

The teacher on the podium is not Professor Rozier, but the Transfiguration teacher, Professor Trocca.

"Okay, everyone is almost here." Professor Trocca glanced at the students present and said, "Our courses can probably start."

One hand was raised high.

"What's the matter, Miss Granger?" Professor Trocca called on the name of the child who raised his hand.

"Where is Professor Rosier?" Hermione Granger stood up in a hurry and asked hurriedly.

"Professor Rozier is injured. Her courses will be temporarily taken care of by Professor Slughorn, Professor Travers and me, and the first-year courses will be handed over to me." Professor Trocca was not angry, but He replied calmly.

Matthew frowned and quickly raised his hand.

"Mr. Wakefield" Professor Troca nodded again.

Matthew also stood up: "Is Professor Rozier's injury related to the attack that Miss Adams and Mr. Carlo encountered?"

As he spoke, Matthew's mind flashed back to the way Professor Rozier was walking with a limp that night.

"The specific situation may have this factor." Professor Troca calmly replied: "I'm sorry, I can't reveal too much."

"So when will she come back?" Matthew continued to ask.

"It should take some time, maybe a month, I can't guarantee it." Professor Troca said.

"Okay, thank you, Professor." Matthew sat down again.

Hermione Granger, who was still standing there, said nervously: "Then what Professor Rosier assigned in the last class was the course paper that we were required to complete within two weeks."

"You can wait until Professor Rozier comes back and give it to her. Anyway, I don't think I'm responsible for this." Professor Trocca said with a smile.

"Awesome!" There was a burst of cheers under the podium.

"Oh, don't." Hermione said with a disappointed look on her face, "I've already finished writing."

Matthew frowned. He had already finished writing the paper, but that was not what he was worried about.

The return of Grindelwald, the quietly disappearing vice-principal, and the sudden cessation of attacks

Is there any connection between these three?

"Now, we have officially started class," Professor Troca said on the podium while flipping through his textbook: "Please turn your Black Magic Self-Defense Guide to page 69."

They had a very enjoyable Defense Against the Dark Arts lesson.

Professor Trocca seems to have done some research in this area, which is more than enough to teach first-year students at least.

Moreover, the atmosphere in his class was much more cheerful, while Professor Rozier's class had always been a bit depressing.

The bell rang for the end of get out of class. Everyone packed up their things and walked out of the door. Matthew was among them, but

"Matthew, wait a minute" Hermione Granger of Ravenclaw called his name from a distance.

Matthew could vaguely guess that Hermione wanted to say something to him. It's just that he doesn't really want to focus on that matter, and he doesn't really want to discuss it.

So he pretended not to hear it among the noisy people, and walked out of the classroom without looking back.

As Miss Granger rushed towards him, she collided head-on with Agnes Lestrange of Slytherin.

"Sorry, sorry" she apologized quickly.

But when he looked up, Matthew Wakefield had disappeared.

He was already on his way back to the Slytherin common room.