HP: By the lake of Snake Garden, flowers bloom on the other side

Herbal medicine class.

There are many plants in the greenhouse, as well as a few students who arrived early.

Draco's gray-blue eyes looked up from time to time, and he leaned close to Lycoris and asked, "Do you think the roof of this greenhouse is strong? Will it collapse due to rain?"

Draco's concerns were justified. The sound of the heavy rain hitting the roof of the greenhouse sounded like hail.

"You won't be the only one who gets wet if it collapses. There will be two classes of students and the professor accompanying you." Dracoris's comfort made Draco even more uneasy after hearing this, and he gave up talking to Ricolis. say.

"Theodore, do you think it's safe here?" Draco asked Theodore worriedly, "It's okay if the plants are flooded, I can't get wet."

Theodore glanced at Draco lightly and said in a cool tone, "You came back from Quidditch practice as wet as a water monster. Can't you get wet in the rain now?"

What is this nonsense!

Who is the water monster?

Pansy couldn't help but chuckle when she heard the conversation between the two.

Theodore's metaphor is a realistic image.

The green Quidditch costume is still wet, isn't it a green water monster?

During the conversation, the rain fell even harder.

Harry, Hermione, and Ron walked through the mud to the greenhouse of the Herbology class. The umbrella at this moment was like a decoration in the hands of the trio.

It couldn't stop the rain at all, but the wind increased the walking resistance.

The herbal medicine class was very difficult. Even if Professor Sprout used the loud voice spell, everyone couldn't hear clearly - the wind and rain were too loud.

The care of magical creatures class in the afternoon was moved indoors, which satisfied Draco's mood of not wanting to get wet.

Lycoris looked at Professor Wilmina Graplan in front of her and thought about what would happen if Hagrid was still teaching now?

He will definitely wave his big hands and lead everyone into the rain to find some magical animals that are more hydrophilic.

After all, the Blast-Ended Skrewts are little cuties and the Eight-Eyed Spiders are babies, so he shouldn't care less about a mere rain.

But I still care.

Licoris breathed a sigh of relief, luckily it was Professor Graplan, luckily it was her.

Draco still took his players to be water monsters in the evening, and Lycoris also disturbed Angie again.

seven thirty.

Licolis slowly wandered to the eighth floor and found a blind spot opposite the troll tapestry.

Watching the trio hesitate before the troll tapestry, Harry took out the Marauder's Map to determine the location of Dolores Umbridge.

Then he accidentally discovered that there was not only Dumbledore but also Lycoris in the principal's office.

Harry said nothing, only that he was safe.

He led the people into the Room of Requirement and finally closed the door.

As he closed the door, he didn't see the door to the principal's office open, and Dumbledore and Lycoris were standing there.

"Did you see it?" Dumbledore turned to look at the cold-tempered Lycoris and touched his beard.

"Principal, it doesn't matter if I don't enter your office." Lycoris did it on purpose. She wanted to see if Harry would let everyone enter the Room of Requirement even though he knew he was on the eighth floor.

"We're running out of time." Dumbledore sighed and invited Licris, "Would you like to have a cup of tea and a candy bar?"

"Don't eat cockroaches." Lycoris turned and entered her office, and this time it was Dumbledore who was surprised.

Dumbledore poured two cups of black tea and motioned for the girl in front of him to drink it.

"Headmaster, don't you have anything to ask me?" The last time he came here was during the Triwizard Tournament, and he asked himself to cooperate with Potter.

"Perhaps Miss Snape has something to ask me?" Dumbledore smiled kindly, picked up a piece of chocolate, peeled it open, and put it in his mouth.

"You 'told' Mr. Potter about the Room of Requirement," Lycoris said with certainty. "You have always paid more attention to him than he imagined."

Licolis used "attention", not "care", and not "care".