Hogwarts from another world

Winter is leaving day by day, and spring is approaching.

Now the sun was shining over Hogwarts Castle again.

At the same time, optimism is spreading in the castle.

For several months, there was no attack. Justin Finch-Fletchley's disappearance was still concealed, so no one knew about it, and Madam Pomfrey told everyone exciting news. Ronald Weasley, The only "victim" who has not yet been discharged from the hospital, his condition is also improving, and he will be able to be discharged from the hospital in a month or two at most.

"Perhaps the attacker hidden in Hogwarts has lost his courage." Matthew often heard people discussing this: "He was shocked by Professor Grindelwald, even if Grindelwald has been there in the past month." The professor is no longer at Hogwarts, and he still dares not show up."

Of course, this "optimistic" mood did not affect the two children, Hermione Granger and Neville Longbottom.

They know the "inside story" and are still working hard to investigate the truth.

They worked hard to follow Vice President Professor Rozier while avoiding being discovered by her.

But overall, Hogwarts is developing in a good direction.

On February 14, when Matthew Wakefield appeared in the auditorium and was about to have breakfast, he thought for a moment that he had gone to the wrong door.

The entire auditorium had undergone earth-shaking changes, just like it did on Christmas or Halloween.

The four walls were covered with large, dazzling pink flowers; at the same time, many heart-shaped confetti were falling from the ceiling; when these confetti came into contact with their bodies , and turned into ashes, disappearing completely

Matthew felt a little confused.

He came to the Slytherin long table and saw that Prefect Gemma Farley was also having breakfast.

"What's going on?" Matthew sat down next to her and asked puzzledly: "These costumes"

"Today is Valentine's Day." Gemma replied matter-of-factly: "It's a day worth celebrating once a year."

"Is that so?" Matthew nodded dully, still looking around in surprise.

He didn't remember that in Hogwarts, Valentine's Day, a not-so-important holiday, had such large-scale celebration decorations.

"It has been a celebration for decades. Today, the front door of the castle will be open all day, and the garden will be open to all students." Gemma said with a smile: "In addition, students in grade four and above will receive a one-day s holiday"

"Really." Matthew blinked: "So, what about us students below the third grade? Do we have holidays?"

"No," Gemma said very simply, "You have to go to class as usual."

"" Matthew was speechless for a moment.

"After dinner, there will be a celebration. It is said that when the event reaches its final moments, Professor Grindelwald will also participate," Gemma said somewhat mysteriously.

"Of course, it has nothing to do with us junior students." Matthew curled his lips.

"After all, you are still young." Gemma smiled and touched Matthew's head.

After that, she put down the tableware in her hands, stood up and left.

Matthew also finished his breakfast quickly.

But when he came to the corridor, he found pairs of Hogwarts students, chatting affectionately here, and then they walked towards the garden beside the castle.

The gardens of Hogwarts are rarely open on weekdays. It is said that the scenery inside is beautiful, but Matthew has not been there yet.

But there is no time to pass now, because they have an herbal medicine class in the morning.

Matthew bypassed a golden little angel flying in mid-air and walked towards the direction of the greenhouse.

In the new semester’s herbal medicine class, Professor Sprout fulfilled her promise from the previous semester.

She began to take the first-year students to the third greenhouse, where they would learn about more magical plants, some of which were even "dangerous."

For example, today, they faced some damp vines.

These vines grow in dark, damp conditions. They curl up into a ball, appear dark green, and have long, snake-like tendrils.

"Does anyone know what these vines are?" Professor Sprout asked loudly, looking at the first-year students of Ravenclaw and Slytherin.

Someone got ahead of Matthew and raised his hand high.

"Miss Granger"

"These are devil's traps, Professor," Hermione replied.

"That's great." Professor Sprout's voice was full of praise: "So Miss Granger, can you tell me about the characteristics of the Devil's Net?"

"A mature devil's net can stretch out snake-like tendrils to wrap around people who are close to it, causing injury or death. However, when the entangled person relaxes and no longer struggles, the devil's net will loosen. At the same time, the devil's net is afraid Fire and sunshine," Hermione replied in a string of words.

She also received heartfelt praise from Professor Sprout.

Hermione's cheeks turned slightly red, and she glanced at Matthew proudly.

The class in the herbal medicine class continued, and Professor Sprout continued to introduce them to the characteristics of the devil's net, and took them to have initial contact with this very dangerous plant.

All in all, this was an interesting herbal class.

When Professor Sprout announced that class was over, everyone was reluctant to leave.

As soon as the new students of Ravenclaw and Slytherin left the greenhouse, sharp-eyed Matthew noticed that a snow-white owl was flying towards them in the direction of the castle.

As early as on the Hogwarts Express, Matthew met this owl. Its name was "Inch", and its owner was Neville Longbottom.

The owl first flew to Hermione and dropped a note in her hand; then, it dropped another note to Matthew.

Matthew and Hermione looked at each other, quickly and quietly left the group and came to a corner nearby.

The notes in both hands contained exactly the same content.

The handwriting was very sloppy, and it was obvious that its owner was anxious when writing this note.

The above is:

"Come to the garden quickly, something happened"