Hogwarts from another world

Another peaceful night.

Matthew and his friends in the dormitory ate some cold quail sent by Horace Slughorn's house elf.

Then he fell asleep peacefully amid the gentle sound of waves outside the window.

The next day is Halloween, and the students of Hogwarts have a one-day holiday.

Matthew Wakefield went to the auditorium to have some breakfast, and then came to the library as usual.

Since it was still early, there was no one in the library.

He wandered among the rows of bookshelves, seemingly looking for something.

Without spending much effort, he found a book, a somewhat shabby book that looked like it had been torn through.

Just as he picked up the book, a small hand suddenly grabbed his arm.

"Matthew" a familiar voice sounded in his ears: "I want to talk to you"

Matthew glanced sideways at her and cleared his throat: "Good morning, Miss Granger."

"Good morning." Hermione Granger nodded coldly, and then suddenly asked: "I finally caught you, have you been avoiding me recently?"

"Of course not." Matthew shook his head without hesitation, with an innocent look on his face: "How is that possible?"

"Then do you have time to talk to me now?" Hermione looked at Matthew solemnly.

"Okay" Matthew could only shrug and nodded.

If you want to chat, you must not be in the library.

Otherwise, Mrs. Pingsi's anger would not be something they could bear.

Matthew first went to Mrs. Pince and went through the borrowing procedures for the book he had just found.

And Hermione Granger was waiting for him at the door of the library.

"Where are we going to talk?" Matthew asked while holding a book in one hand.

"I know a secret location" Hermione said with a proud look on her face.

"Where?" Matthew glanced at her suspiciously.

"Near the Potions classroom, a girls' bathroom between the castle and the basement." Hermione replied: "Of course, that place has been abandoned for a long time. So don't worry, except for a ghost who cries all day, there's nothing there Nothing. Very secluded and safe.”

Matthew couldn't help but blinked. The girls' bathroom that Hermione mentioned seemed to be where the entrance to the secret room was.

He shook his head without hesitation, with a determined look on his face: "No, there is no way I can enter the girls' bathroom. That goes against my principles of life."

"But" Hermione hesitated for a moment.

"Just find an empty classroom, if you really have something that you can't let others hear." Matthew said while scanning the passers-by at the library door.

"Okay" Hermione Granger had no choice but to give in.

They chose the History of Magic classroom closest to here.

The classroom was empty and dark.

Matthew opened the curtains of a window, then sat nearby and began to look through the tattered old book in his hand.

"If you have anything, just tell me quickly," he said slowly at the same time.

"Matthew" Hermione Granger's voice sounded a little serious: "Don't you have a sense of crisis regarding the recent frequent attacks?"

"No." Matthew raised his head and shook his head.

"Are you really?" Hermione glared at him as if she hated iron.

She could only continue: "Four students have been attacked one after another. Except for Malfoy, the lives of others are still uncertain."

"Professor Grindelwald has said that the castle is now safe and there will be no more attacks," Matthew responded calmly.

"Do you really believe what he said?" Hermione's voice was full of doubt.

"Without a doubt" Matthew spread his hands.

"Are you really sure that Principal Grindelwald is at Hogwarts?" Hermione gritted her teeth and said sharply.

Matthew's expression turned slightly strange.

"It seems that you have realized it too." Hermione showed a victorious expression.

"No." However, Matthew shook his head: "Just when we were having breakfast, I saw him at the guest of honor."

Hermione looked around like a thief.

Next, her voice became very small: "But Professor Rosier is not there, right?"

"I don't understand what you mean." Matthew looked expressionless.

"Headmaster Grindelwald and Professor Rosier have almost never appeared in front of us at the same time," Hermione insisted.

"I think it's obvious, because Professor Rozier is injured," Matthew retorted calmly: "And, didn't they attend the dinner at the same time last night?"

"Last night was the Halloween dinner." Hermione Granger's expression looked very serious: "President Gellert Grindelwald in previous years has never missed such a formal banquet. But apart from these important points in time, He spent almost no time at Hogwarts."

"Because Professor Grindelwald is very busy"

Matthew didn't hesitate, learned from it and answered.

"This is not a persuasive reason." Hermione looked a little dismissive:

"I can confirm that the Headmaster Gellert Greenwald who appeared at Hogwarts during this time was all impersonated by Professor Rozier, through the use of Polyjuice Potion by Professor Slughorn in the first class, Just described the effect of that medicine."

"Of course I know about Polyjuice Potion." Matthew quickly interrupted her: "But this is a very serious accusation."

"wait"

Hermione opened her heavy schoolbag and quickly took out a book from it.

Opening the book to one of the pages, she said firmly:

"And because Gellert Greenwald was never the real Headmaster of Hogwarts."

This time, Matthew Wakefield was truly stunned for a moment.

"This is a more serious accusation." His voice became a little serious.

"The history of Hogwarts has a clear description. Every principal of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry is selected independently by the castle." Hermione's speaking speed became very fast: "Because Hogwarts The castle is originally an extremely powerful magical creation."

"Grindelwald is not the principal of Hogwarts at all, and he is not recognized by Hogwarts Castle at all. So when he appears in Hogwarts, the castle will naturally reject him and will reject his power. Suppress it so he can't stay at Hogwarts for too long."

"So, who is the real principal?" Matthew asked flatly.

"I don't know, but the only thing that's certain is that he's still alive," Hermione replied firmly.