Chapter 44 Chapter censure and lying  

As Professor McGonagall rushed into the toilet, she was presented with a comical image—a huge, writhing, troll-shaped mummy. It was tightly wrapped in layers of white sackcloth, unable to move, only twisting on the ground like a bug.

Beside it, Hermione, with tears in the corners of her eyes, was under the guidance of Jack trying to transform toilet paper into sackcloth with a transformation spell, and then controlled the sackcloth with a movement spell and a floating spell to tie a bow to the "mummy".

This scene is really weird. Professor McGonagall is knowledgeable enough, and it took a while to see what happened here-two little wizards actually defeated an adult troll!

Immediately afterwards, Professor Snape and Professor Quirrell also burst in panting.

The two professors looked at the bound troll, also speechless in surprise.

"What the hell are you playing?" Professor McGonagall said, with cold anger in his voice.

"You're lucky this time, you didn't get killed by it. Why don't you just stay in the dormitory?"

"That's exactly what I want to ask." Jack asked Professor McGonagall in the same angry tone: "Before I got here, Hermione was almost killed by this troll, if I came a minute late, I can't believe what's going on. Why did the academy leave a troll in the hallway? Where did you put the safety of the students?"

He didn't pretend to be, but was really angry. On the one hand, it was because of self-blame. He felt that he knew that there was this scene in the plot, but he didn't protect Hermione well, and almost made the tragedy happen.

Because of the butterfly effect, Hermione didn't have the help of Harry Potter and Ron Weasley this time, and if he came a step too late, he would really have to face a tragedy - caused by his own butterfly effect. Tragedy.

If it was Harry or someone else who got an accident because of the butterfly effect, he would be sad for a minute at most, and then that's it - anyway, it's impossible for the traveler to not cause the butterfly effect, and he doesn't need to take responsibility for it. , but this time it wasn't a stranger who had an accident, it was the person he cared about—Hermione Granger.

He swore that he would be more careful in the future, and he also decided to do duel training for Hermione and Chang Cho when he turned around, and if necessary, Penelope would also join in.

The three girls are unaware of the tough training they will face.

On the other hand, he is also angry at Hogwarts' lack of defense - the Harry Potter series spanned eight years, and every year of these eight years, Hogwarts had an accident.

As an audience, he found these surprises very interesting and enriched the interest of the story. However, when he is now a student of Hogwarts and has someone he cares about, these endless accidents make him feel that the future is full of crises.

He couldn't wait to increase his strength so that he was able to protect others, and at the same time, he also hoped that Hogwarts would take measures and be more careful - of course, this was not possible.

Hearing Jack's questioning, Professor McGonagall's attitude softened unexpectedly. She apologized to Jack, and then began to calmly ask what happened.

In this regard, Jack was a little angry and silent, while Hermione described what happened.

Then, she started to plead with Jack: "Professor McGonagall, it all happened because I came to find the troll, because I - I thought I could deal with it alone - you know, because I read in the book I have been to them and know them very well. If Jack hadn't arrived in time, I would probably have died."

"Please don't be angry with him because of what he just said. Jack didn't mean to refute you. He was just worried about me and got too emotional. Can you forgive him?"

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"Oh—if that's the case..." Professor McGonagall stared at them and mused, "Miss Granger, you stupid girl, how can you think you can deal with a mountain-like troll alone? "

Hermione bowed her head. She was the most unlikely person to violate the school rules, and now, in order to get Jack out of trouble, she actually lied and said that she violated the school rules.

What a good little girl, who is usually proud and respectful of her teachers, has learned to lie, quibble and plead for the first time.

"Miss Granger, Ravenclaw is going to get five points for this," said Professor McGonagall. "I'm so disappointed in you. If you're not hurt at all, you'd better get back to Ravenclaw quickly. Crowe's Tower. The students are having a Halloween dinner at their own academy."

Professor McGonagall turned to Jack.

"Well, I'm still going to say you're lucky, few first-years can take on a full- grown troll. You earned ten points for Ravenclaw. I'll let Professor Dumbledore know about it. of."

Jack pulled Hermione out of the room and walked towards the academy. When they walked around the first corner, where the professors couldn't see it, Hermione suddenly jumped into Jack's arms and hugged him tightly. He didn't want to let go.

The troll's fatal blow frightened her. When she was at the scene, due to her emotional excitement, she hadn't noticed it yet. Now that she has recovered, the thrilling scene lingered in her mind over and over again. , so that she could not forget, so she had to find a sense of security in Jack.

Jack kissed her on the forehead lovingly, and then took her all the way to the Ravenclaw lounge.

When she heard the footsteps and voices of others, Hermione finally reacted and left his embrace with a blushing face, trotting back to the lounge first.