Hogwarts from another world

it's getting dark.

Since Hogwarts was already under curfew, there was no need for Mr. Pringle to laboriously light the lamps.

The entire castle was almost dark, except for the auditorium, which was still shining with light.

Almost a dozen teachers gathered in the auditorium, including the vice president, four deans, and some other professors, and of course Mr. Pringle with his golden retriever.

Almost all the teachers at the school came.

They already know what happened.

So the expressions on their faces are different, including anger, sadness, and worry.

And surrounded by them in the center was a teacher bound by magic ropes.

Or perhaps it would be more appropriate to say former teacher.

Professor Trocca, the transfiguration teacher, was tightly restrained from head to toe. He was tied to a chair and his wand was taken away.

He looked unusually pale, but his expression was calm.

Professor Flitwick stood in front of him. This short Charms teacher looked extremely excited at this time:

"The portrait of Principal Trocadales Derwent tells us that during that time, only three of you, Granger and Longbottom entered the school hospital."

"Yes." Troca replied calmly.

"How could you?" Professor Flitwick raised his index finger angrily and cursed: "Do you think we don't know your identity as a vampire? We just trust Principal Grindelwald's choice. How dare you make such a decision? How dare you attack students at Hogwarts?"

Troca lowered his head and said nothing.

Professor Sinister in the astronomy class is obviously calmer than Professor Flitwick.

She bent down and patted Professor Flitwick's shoulder gently, signaling him not to be so angry.

"Troca, did you hurt Madam Pomfrey?" Professor Sinistra then asked coldly.

"That's right." Troca replied calmly.

"You sucked Justin Finch-Fletchley's blood," Professor Sinistra continued to ask.

"Yes" Troca's expression remained the same.

"Then it was you who took Granger and Longbottom away from the school hospital," Professor Sinistra asked finally.

Troca nodded again.

"Oh, I can't believe it." Professor Sprout covered his face with his hands, looked at Troca, and couldn't help shaking his head at the same time.

She wasn't the only one having this reaction.

The other teachers expressed their disbelief.

But with all the suspects confessing, they couldn't say anything more.

"Bastard" Professor Flitwick looked even angrier and growled: "Where did you hide Granger and Longbottom? Hand them over now."

This time, Troca had a hesitant look on his face.

"I started bringing them into my office and then all of a sudden they disappeared and I was looking for them all afternoon."

"A clumsy lie." Professor Flitwick looked even more angry: "You think this kind of lie can deceive us?"

Professor Trocca raised his head, but then lowered it again.

If you follow his line of sight, you can see that he is looking at Vice President Professor Rozier.

At that moment, Professor Trocca's eyes became more pleading.

However, because the light was too dark, none of the other teachers present noticed it.

"Horace Horace" yelled Professor Flitwick.

"I'm here, Filius," the Potions teacher responded quickly.

"Please, bring your best veritaserum. Please, we must make this vampire monster tell the truth," Professor Flitwick said somewhat hysterically.

"Okay" Horace Slughorn turned around and prepared to walk to his office without hesitation.

"Wait a minute" but Professor Rosier suddenly spoke, stopping Professor Slughorn.

"Why don't you go and get it, Principal Rosier?" Slughorn's eyes looked a little confused.

"Veritaserum won't work on a vampire like him." Professor Rozier replied flatly.

Then she added: "And even if we use Legilimency on him, his Occlumency can still hide it from us, so such actions are in vain."

"Then what should we do?" Professor Flitwick looked at the vice principal and asked for help.

More than a dozen teachers looked at Professor Rozier at the same time.

Including the gaze of Professor Edward Trocca.

Coincidentally, Professor Rozier was also looking at Trocca; the two almost looked at each other, and there was a bit of pleading in Trocca's eyes.

But Principal Rosier remained expressionless.

"I will write to Minister Millicent Barnold. The real culprit who caused the series of attacks at Hogwarts has been found. He is our transfiguration teacher Edward Trocca," Professor Rozier said calmly. : "Edward Trocca will be sent to Azkaban, where the dementors may make him talk."

"This is the only way." Several teachers nearby sighed.

"Horace, write a letter to Mr. Guffey, the editor-in-chief of the Daily Prophet, and tell him that everything that happens at Hogwarts can be published in the newspaper," Professor Rozier said again.

"Okay, I understand." Slughorn nodded: "I'll write a letter later."

After hearing Principal Rozier's words, a look of pain suddenly appeared on Troca's face.

He opened his mouth, as if ready to say something.

But when he raised his head, his eyes met Principal Rozier again.

Principal Rosier glared at him with a sharp look.

In the end, Troca could only lower his head. He smiled weakly and shook his head in a self-deprecating manner.

The trial is drawing to a close and the real criminal has been caught and admitted to his crime.

Just wait for the Aurors from the Ministry of Magic to arrive and take the criminals to Azkaban, and everything will be over.

"Everyone, please disperse," Professor Rosier said calmly: "Pomona, Horace, take the vampire Troca to the tower of the West Tower and lock him up."

Professor Sprout and Professor Slughorn nodded quickly.

The teachers dispersed one by one.

Meanwhile, behind the doors of the auditorium.

Noticed something strange in the auditorium

A small black shadow quickly escaped.

Finally disappearing completely into the darkness.