Hermione Granger was a clever person, and even though she was a little unresponsive to being frightened by the trolls, she came to her senses, and Hermione spent her night/in bed wondering why the trolls were in Hogwarts castle. Trolls have always been stupid, and the place where they live is still some distance from the castle, and the castle of Hogwarts has always been blessed with magic, so there is probably no other option than someone to throw it in.

But who would have thrown the trolls into Hogwarts, and what kind of motives Hermione couldn't figure out. Hermione tossed and turned in bed/couldn't sleep, and once she had calmed down, she really had too many questions to ask.

Hermione was thinking about who she should get the answers to these questions from, and which professor could give them the answers they wanted, and Hermione was not just a jack of all trades, she liked to get to the bottom of it.

Harry was also thinking about this problem when he and Thor were lying on the same bed that night, first of all, the trolls were put in, it couldn't be the junior students because they couldn't control the trolls, except for the students in the seventh grade who had some powerful magic, and probably the professor was left to suspect it. Saul also raised his own question, if it was the professor, it would prove that this Hogwarts was not as safe as he imagined, and when Saul raised this question, Harry thought for a long time.

He was thinking about the whole thing in Sherlock's way, or Hannibal's way, and he had just asked Neville about it, and it was Professor Quirrell who came running in and said that there were trolls in Hogwarts, and that was when they were having dinner every day, and there were very few students outside of the halls, except for something like this. As soon as the trolls came out, the professors told them to go back to their school dorms and asked McGonagall to deal with them.

The man who put the troll in probably wasn't trying to cause any casualties, but just to cause chaos, and if Peeves was able to get out of Hogwarts and save his magic, Harry would have thought it was his prank.

Unfortunately, it's not as simple as a prank.

"Someone wants to take advantage of the chaos to do something, remember what Hermione said, that place guarded by the Three-Headed Hellhound must have someone who wants to get something from Vault 713."

Harry couldn't think of anything else that Hogwarts could peep into other than the contents of the so-called vault 713.

It's kind of funny that some of the professors at Hogwarts want this.

Harry looked at Thor's reddened right hand and breathed a sigh of relief that there was no problem now, Thor's movement moved his right hand, "Do you think if we ask the professor, they will tell us why the trolls are in?" ”

Harry let out a chuckle, "Of course not, if there needs to be an official explanation for this, I guess it will be a troll who accidentally got lost, do you think Hogwarts will tell you that there is a malicious one of the professors at school?" ”

Of course not, the reason Harry didn't ask at the time was because he knew that no one would tell him the answer, and they were in a state of being in a state of loss at the time, let alone ask more.

But just because he didn't ask didn't mean Harry didn't have an idea.

It was indeed Harry's thought, the school was given that the trolls had lost their way into Hogwarts, and now that the school had added precautions, such a thing would not happen again.

Thor and Harry glanced at each other at the time, and really let Harry tell him that the school didn't plan to say that someone deliberately let the trolls in, Harry shrugged his shoulders, the school would not create a mess, by the way, to discredit his own reputation, a professor with other thoughts, a professor who cares about the safety of his students will make Hogwarts's reputation plummet.

"Routines, these are all routines to fool children."

And it is because it is a routine or from Dumbledore's mouth that everyone believes it.

Hermione was a little hesitant about the explanation given by the school, she always felt that something was wrong, the troll could not have appeared near the school, how could it be said that she had lost her way and walked in.

But Harry stopped her from asking, a lot of things should end here, and even if they were to get to the bottom of it, there would be no other answers.

Speaking of Draco, his curiosity about Harry is probably endless, and Harry is also a bit wrong in this, because he wants to pave the way for Loki to come to school next year, and his attitude towards Draco Malfoy is a little flattering, and the distance is not so close that the young Draco can't be curious.

Malfoy never likes to owe favors to others, no matter who it is, money can be repaid if it is owed, but there is such a thing as a favor that cannot be explained, and Malfoy has always taught his precious son that he can owe anything, but not with people.

Of course, it's okay to have someone owe Malfoy a favor in turn.

The troll had done something stupid and put himself in danger, but it was a fact that Brother Lestrade had saved him, though Draco didn't really want to admit it, and he had been reprimanded by his professor for a long time that night, mostly for the stupidity he had done.

Although he had been scolded for a long time, Draco also found out that his professor was injured, and it looked like he had been bitten by something, which made Draco very strange.

Of course, he didn't take this news as a favor to Harry Potter, Slytherin was all about internal and external unity, and each Slytherin was an individual with their own secrets, and everyone in Slytherin respected each other's little secrets.

Draco gave Harry back a favor about someone letting a troll into Hogwarts, and that person must have been a professor who had come for a treasure that was said to be related to Nicol Lemay, an alchemist.

"Nicol Lemay?"

Harry repeated the man's name in confusion, why did he suddenly have such a name, he frowned at Draco and said, "Where did you hear about this?" Malfoy. ”

"You don't need to know about this kind of thing, Mr. Potter, Malfoy doesn't like to owe favors, and now I'll pay you back for Halloween night."

Draco knew a lot of things as Snape's favorite student, but it was really just a name, and Draco needed to ask his father what he could tell Sù about who that name was.

Looking at Draco's arrogant look, Ron gritted his teeth, sure enough, he still didn't like Malfoy. When Draco left, he dragged Harry and said, "I still think Malfoy lured the trolls over." ”

"Ron Weasley, your brain must have been eaten by a troll, and although he doesn't like it very much, he won't actively lure the troll over."

Hermione's crisp voice came to Ron's ears, and Ron rubbed his ears, thinking in his heart that although Hermione was still a good person, this broken thought still liked to educate people as always.

"Hermione was right."

Harry glanced at Ron disapprovingly, which made Ron immediately fall silent, he glanced at Harry and pursed his lips and said that it was just a mouthful, in fact, some of the things Draco had done before still made Ron have a little approval in his heart, such as he didn't let Thor close the door, but used his wand to use a flaming flame to stop the troll's footsteps.

Maybe Malfoy wasn't as annoying as he thought.

"Nicol Lemay is a familiar name."

Hermione said after chopping Ron that Harry wasn't very familiar with the name, but judging from Hermione's familiarity, this should be considered a celebrity. So all they need to do is find out who this person really is and what kind of things he has done that have something to do with Hogwarts.

The matter was handed over to Hermione to investigate, and Harry did not mention it in the letter, he did have a question in his heart that he needed to ask Hannibal or Mycroft to explain, but it was definitely not in the letter.

After Halloween, a little cold November began, and the Quidditch season began in November, Harry has been secretly training as a new Gryffindor Seeker, and Harry is still very serious about this, no matter what his feelings for Gryffindor are, Harry is a person with a little bit of perfectionism, he thinks that as long as he does it, he must do his best, otherwise it is better not to do it.

At the beginning of the season, Harry followed their captain Wood to watch the games of each house, and the fact that Harry became the youngest Seeker was known to many people, and many people were not optimistic about Harry Potter, thinking that the boy was an important Seeker at such a young age, and the Gryffindors must have gone crazy.

Harry Potter didn't pay much attention to these people, and sometimes he needed to see the real thing on the field.

Although Draco also thought that Slytherin would win the next battle between Slytherin and Gryffindor, he had also seen Harry's abilities, and boys were not so easy to deal with.

Wandless magic has always existed, but except for the little wizard who may be able to make the magic go according to his mind when his magic power explodes, wandless magic has always been difficult to control, only some simple magic can be silent and wandless, if it is more difficult magic, it will ...... Powerless.

And

Mr. Malfoy's advice to his son is that Harry Potter can be observed, but it is better not to get too close, he is the person that Dumbledore's old fox values, and that old fox must have a special interest in him, Malfoy should know what it means to protect himself, and whether he is close to Harry Potter needs further observation.

Draco has always been an obedient child, Malfoy is important to his family, no matter what, his father will not harm him, this will never change.

During this time, Harry and Thor were together and the original positive score became negative again, to be honest, he just asked Professor Snape what was wrong with his leg as a student, and was deducted five points by the somewhat annoyed and angry man who asked the professor.

Harry was completely blindsided when he was deducted points, he actually didn't say anything, didn't he, it looks like their Potions professor really didn't like him, otherwise he wouldn't have deducted points so casually.

Harry decided that he would shut up next time, that currying favor with Snape was not something he could do.

For Snape's injury, their friend Ron opened another brain hole, or a bold suspicion, all the professors were not injured except Snape, so did he enter the room where the monster was kept, and then steal the chicken and get the rice bitten by the monster.

Hermione almost slapped Ron in the face, professors should be respected, and Professor Snape was very capable except for some partiality and some poisonous tongues, and his knowledge and his abilities should not be questioned.

Harry didn't say anything about the professor at the time, and the first time he misunderstood Professor Snape was during the Quidditch match between Slytherin and Gryffindor.

Yes, Harry had their first game, and this one was important because if they won the promotion, they could finish second in the House Cup, and they could compete for the House Cup for the rest of the year.

The tournament brought together almost all of the Gryffindor and Slytherin students, all cheering for their school, and Draco kindly told the Slytherin Quidditchers not to ignore Harry Potter too much, he had flown with Harry, and as a novice flyer, Harry was simply a genius at it, as if he was a natural flyer.

Slytherins certainly don't take it lightly, their game has always been known for its brutality, and it's because they know that their referee, Mrs. Hodge, tells them that they want a fair game.

Harry rode his broomstick, he was wearing a red jersey, the real game was always a little different from the usual practice, Harry couldn't help but think that they had all told him about his father, his own father, Harry sat on the broomstick and looked down, was this the scenery that his father James Potter had seen? They all said that his father flew well, and he would be better.

Slytherin and Gryffindor were opposites, and if the two houses hadn't been separated, they would probably have fought in the middle of the game, as had happened in the past.

Harry saw Thor and Hermione, and thanked Hermione for not letting Ron show the swaggering and stupid sheet, even though it represented Ron's thoughts.

Harry also saw Draco standing at the front of the Slytherin stands, the boy with a gray and green scarf around his neck, it was a Slytherin scarf and Gryffindor's put together, which was a bit like a couple in their world's terms.

Draco was of course cheering for his own academy, and now it was Gryffindor who had won, but given that the game had just begun, a lot of things were unclear. Harry was looking for the Golden Snitch and could catch it to win.

Speaking of which, it was not only the students of Slytherin and Gryffindor who watched the game today, but also the professors of Hogwarts, who were quite fond of Quidditch, including their headmaster, Dumbledore, who also sat in the middle and watched the tense game.

Before the Golden Snitch appeared, Harry had sensed something was wrong with his broomstick, as if some magic was controlling his broomstick, but it was quickly gone. Harry had a thought on it, but he gradually forgot about it because of the game, and finally caused his broom to disobey and wanted to throw him down.

Harry gripped the broom tightly, and it shook so hard that it looked like he was going to throw Harry straight down. The change in Harry's broom caught Hermione's attention, and Hermione thought that someone had cast a spell on Harry's broom, so the broom would go crazy without a living body.

Hermione didn't want to admit it, but all the signs were directed at Professor Snape, his lips moving all the time, and Hermione thought he must be chanting a spell.

So in order to stop Snape's magic, Hermione did something she had never done before, and that was to set Snape's robes on fire.

When the magic stopped, when Harry finally won, Harry used the golden snitch raised in the air to tell those who looked down on him that Harry Potter was not really useless.

Gryffindor won the game and was dangerously promoted.

Harry was a little angry when he heard what Hermione and Ron had said, and no matter how much Professor Snape didn't like it, he shouldn't have done it at this time, safety was one thing, and there was a fair issue here.

Harry told them the letter he had written when he had won, and Harry needed to talk.

Regarding the letter sent back, Harry said about Professor Snape's strange appearance, and thought that the violent shaking of his broom might be to make him fall off the broom and not be able to compete, so the reason could only be Snape.

When Lestrade received the letter, he understood his eldest son's troubles, and Lestrade put Harry's letter on the table and said to the man beside him, "What do you think, Mike? ”

Harry was just hot-headed, and in McCroft's opinion, this matter should not be so easy to solve, and Harry needed to correct his mentality.

"Sometimes we can't be fooled by appearances, and sometimes it's a misunderstanding, and Harry needs to identify it himself, not what we say from our mouths."

First of all, Mycroft thinks that Snape doesn't really want to "harm" Harry, and secondly, even if he does, he will definitely be found out if he does anything while sitting among the professors, so if Snape wants to attack Harry, he will be in a small corner.

There must have been some misunderstanding here, and Harry hadn't recognized it yet.

"Looks like Harry is pretending to be a poor student and still getting someone's attention."

Lestrade was a little worried that something would happen to Harry someday in the future, after all, many people were staring at him, and many people couldn't wait for Harry to say something.

"I always thought of Hogwarts as a very simple place, but I found that I made a big mistake, which was not to think of this school with politics and society."

Lestrade leaned on Mycroft's shoulder, Hogwarts made him very worried about what moths would appear, and the main thing was that Harry and Thor hoped that the two of them would not encounter any danger and not be targeted by anyone.

"You write this letter to Harry, I think he needs you more than me, Mike."

As McCroft said just now, some things need to be seen comprehensively, not what you see is the so-called truth, and sometimes the world likes to give you a reversal, doesn't it?

Harry didn't expect that it would be Mycroft who would reply to him, and when he opened Mycroft's letter, it was really a thin one, which represented the unanimous opinion of his father Lestrade and McCroft, but given that Harry needed Mycroft, the British government, to enlighten him, writing a letter just happened to play a decisive role in future events.

After studying Mycroft's letter repeatedly, Harry fell into deep thought, Mycroft in addition to caring about whether he was injured or not, let him wait and see what happens, no matter how old the fox is, it will leak out of the fox's tail, if it is really Professor Snape Harry observes and observes him more, it is a confidant of himself and the enemy.

Professor Snape didn't expect what he had done to be discovered, and he had never liked Harry, even though his eyes looked so much like his old friend. Receiving such an order to protect Harry was like a shackle, tightly shackling Severus Snape, and time is a lifetime.

Looking down from the window, the Reistrode brothers had a big smile on their faces, and Professor Snape snorted coldly, saying to himself, damn Potter!