Chapter 067: Snake Catching and Sword Trial

But even that was enough to shock the others, especially the other first-year Slytherin and Gryffindor, who often heard them judging each other, and occasionally popping up a nice word or two. To be honest, it did scare a lot of people.

But the six parties didn't know anything about it, and their entire minds were almost all on Noble, because as the little dragon grew up and became more destructive day by day, they had to start worrying about whether anyone else would find out about its existence.

At the insistence of Catherine and Hermione, Hagrid agreed to send Noble away, Draco was eager to raise it, but he couldn't explain its origin to his parents, and finally Harry thought of Ron's brother Charlie, who was studying dragons in Romania.

On Thursday morning, Hedwig brought a reply from Charlie agreeing to adopt Noble, and his friend would go to the Astronomy Tower at midnight on Saturday to take him, and everyone got ready to go.

Originally, Ron volunteered to send Noble away with Harry, but he was tragically bitten by Noble on Thursday afternoon, and had to go to the medical wing to lie down, while Pansy and Blaise had no way to hide themselves, because Catherine's magic output frequency could only maintain a phantom charm, and Draco had a brooch that made the wearer invisible, and he had carried it on the day of the hunt, ready to scare Catherine, but this thing was a solo version.

As a result, the only people who went to see Noble off were Harry, Hermione, Draco, and Catherine.

At midnight on Saturday, Catherine had Tracey turn into a phantom and fly over them to keep her from being spotted by the professors who were on patrol at night, but she forgot one thing, she allowed Snape to see Tracey, and when they saw Noble off the Astronomy Tower, Snape appeared out of nowhere and blocked their way.

He glanced at Tracy and then slowly uttered four names: "Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, Draco Malfoy, and Catherine." ”

Harry was startled and pulled Hermione and prepared to escape, but as soon as Snape stretched out his hand, he accurately ripped off his invisibility cloak, and the two Gryffindors were stunned in place, and seeing this, the two Slytherins could only obediently show their forms.

"Two colleges, two boys and two girls - may I ask what the hell are you doing here?" Snape narrowed his eyes and said in a very dangerous tone, "Don't tell me that you're dating?" ”

"That's right!" Harry suddenly raised his hand and said firmly to Snape, "We're dating!" ”

Hermione finally knew how Harry felt when she lied on Halloween Eve, and Draco looked at Catherine next to her, her fair cheeks a little more bloody.

"We do have a date, Professor!" Catherine looked at Snape with a smile.

"At midnight?" Snape asked, and Harry and Catherine nodded.

"Stealth?" This time, all four nodded together.

"Good!" Snape glanced at the four first-year students with cold eyes and said, "Follow me!" The four of you! ”

"Won't tell the real reason!" A moment later, in the Transfiguration Professor's study, Professor McGonagall, dressed in a plaid dressing gown, yelled at them, her long nose snorting out, "That's great! All four of you have to be locked up, and both Gryffindor and Slytherin have fifty points deducted! ”

"Fifty points!" Harry and Draco exclaimed.

"Fifty points each!"

"Everyone!" This time, even Catherine and Hermione looked at Professor McGonagall in shock.

"You two come with me!" Snape shouted out of nowhere and Draco and Catherine hurriedly left after him, but Snape didn't speak again until they reached the entrance to the Slytherin common room, "Come to my office tomorrow after breakfast!" Now go in and rest! Then he turned and left.

When the door to the common room closed, Draco and Catherine couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

"Did we do it wrong?" Draco asked, spreading out his chair.

Catherine did not answer, but said, "Slytherin Instruction No. 3—"

"Slytherin doesn't always have to choose the right one, and there is no need to shy away from choosing the wrong one, but you have to choose what you want to choose the most!"

"Do you still think we're doing something wrong?" Catherine asked with a smile as she leaned back in her chair.

“No!” Draco smiled, "But we have to make up for the damage we caused." ”

"And let everyone be mentally prepared!" Catherine smiled and looked at "SC".

The next morning, when the Slytherin students entered the common room, they saw the two first-year principals sitting on chairs next to the entrance to the common room with their eyes closed.

Sensing Ixissi's arrival, Catherine immediately opened her eyes and stabbed Draco, before both of them stood up.

"Why are you waiting for me here early in the morning?" Ixissi was puzzled.

"No, it's from one o'clock in the morning." Catherine still had a calm smile on her face.

"I have something to report to you." Draco, on the other hand, recounted what had happened in the early hours of the morning with a stern face.

"Fifty points each," Ikossiyi raised his voice, "that is, the four of you have Slytherin and Gryffindor each deducted a hundred points." ”

Draco and Catherine didn't lower their voices when they spoke, which had already attracted a lot of Slytherin to stop, and as soon as Ikosesi raised his voice, the whole public break was heard, and as soon as he heard that the two first-year chiefs had actually deducted Slytherin a hundred points, the chatter immediately rang out.

Ikosesi didn't stop the others from talking, he wanted to see what was going on with the two first-year chiefs, and he watched their reactions carefully.

Catherine didn't shy away from looking at him, as if it wasn't her who was at fault. Draco was a little closer, his eyes flickering a little once they met, but he immediately looked back at him firmly, only a little lacking in confidence.

Ikosesi raised his hand, and the common room immediately fell silent: "Since it is the score that you lost, it is up to you to get it back." ”

"Draco!" Ikosesi looked at the platinum boy, "You'll have to get back the fifty points you've lost in the next week." ”

"Yes!" Draco's expression visibly relaxed.

"As for you, Catherine." Ikosesi looked at the red-haired girl, "Fifty points is easy for you. ”

"Yes." Catherine nodded.

"In that case, let's add a little more." The corners of Ikosesi's mouth rose, "One hundred, a week, how?" ”

There are generally four courses in a day, two classes each, five days a week, that is, at least three points for each class.

"No problem." Catherine replied calmly.

"Good!" Ikossi looked up at the others in the common room, "I don't think anyone will be able to reduce Slytherin's score again anytime soon!" ”

Everyone hurriedly shook their heads.

Catherine and Draco then rushed to the Great Hall for breakfast and then to Snape's office, but to their surprise, there was another person besides Snape.

"Father!" Draco was both surprised and scared, "Why are you here?" ”

"Humph!" Lucius sat in his chair and looked at his son unhappily, "Today was supposed to be a rare holiday, but I received a letter from your godfather early in the morning, saying that you were caught on a night trip last night, and you still refuse to reveal your purpose!" ”

"Father, it's not that I won't reveal it." Draco hurriedly argued, "I signed a non-disclosure agreement not to divulge what happened during its time at Hogwarts. ”

"It!" Snape immediately grabbed the keyword, "Catherine, what the hell is going on?" ”

"The reason why we violated the night tour last night was to make an understanding of 'it'." Catherine smiled brightly and looked at the platinum boy, "Actually, Draco is quite like the ...... who raised it"

"Catherine!" Draco hurriedly interrupted her, but it was too late, and the two elders who were very familiar with him were already very clear about what the girl meant.

"Draco, you seem to have forgotten the house rules?" Lucius made a cold voice.

This frightened Draco, who quickly defended, "No, father, I didn't, I just ......"

"Shut up, it looks like you need to learn it all over again." Lucius got up and said to Snape, "I'm going to take him back to Malfoy Manor." ”

"Get him back by eight o'clock in the evening," Snape said coldly, "and he still needs to be confined." ”

"He's not going to be late. Right, Draco? Lucius looked at his son.

Draco shivered and nodded.

"Non-disclosure agreement?" When the father and son disappeared into the fireplace, Snape immediately took aim at Catherine.

"I asked Harry, and he said that it was Hagrid's wish to raise dragons," Catherine did not explain, but calmly said two questions, "and who is going to make Hagrid get what he wants at this time?" What could that man get from Hagrid? ”

"Quirrell! Three-headed dog! Snape immediately frowned, "He already knows what to do with it!" ”

"And what are you going to do now?" Catherine asked, "Or are you going to be on that side?" ”

"That's not something you should know!" Snape glared in displeasure.

"I think I should know and what I shouldn't, I know pretty much everything." Catherine shrugged, "Professor Dumbledore has prepared a cage and a bait to trap a snake, and at the same time wants to use this snake to make a real yàn and see how sharp his sword is. ”

"Do you want to help him catch snakes, or do you want to help him try his sword?" Snape sarcastic.

"Professor, can't you avoid the principal's arrangement?" Catherine asked rhetorically.

"Do you think you're amazing? The 'master' of the Princes family! Snape sneered.

"That's just my past," a chill suddenly grew around Catherine, "I'm just an underage wizard now, and I can't even compare to that sword that hasn't been sharpened much." And I'm even more worried that the headmaster, in order not to break his sword, prepared a cage that was not tight enough, and let the snake, which may be poisonous, escape. ”

Catherine's words immediately made Snape's already rigid face even more stern, and the temperature around him dropped directly to freezing.

The convergence of the two cold air masses made the office originally located in the cellar vaguely begin to appear the possibility of freezing.