In the days that followed, everything seemed to be back on track.

Milton then spoke to Professor Flitwick once, and then he seemed to put aside some of his worries and entanglements, and his whole person showed a new state-

He quit the Classical Music Club and the Eccentric Sisters and began to focus on the school's various programs.

At the same time, Scott continues to indulge in his own study schedule.

He has a full schedule right now.

In addition to his daily classes and assignments, he also attends the Transfiguration and Charms clubs, as well as receiving private spell instruction from Professor Flitwick from time to time.

He couldn't miss the time he could ask Professor Babling questions every Sunday.

Of course, he also needs to find time for some self-study and practice.

In addition to this, he will also find time to continue to delve into Occlumency, as well as continue to use magic to perceive "amputated arm bones".

This is a magical item that originally belonged to Travers, and after Scott used magic to "communicate" with him for a long time, it has been "opened" to Scott's magic a lot.

I believe that it will not be long before Scott will be able to use it normally.

This is also the one thing that Scott feels most happy about recently.

He had always found the Ministry of Magic's monitoring of underage wizards' use of magic uncomfortable.

All in all, the exploration of the old music room looks like the end of it.

The reason why I say "look" is because there are still many mysteries in Scott's mind that have not been solved-

First of all, Scott can be sure that Medea Slytherin is not a ghost. In what state is she "alive" now, and how has she "lived" until now?

Secondly, the conversation between Ms. Gray and Medea reveals a lot of information, and there are many points worth exploring.

Most importantly, Why did Ravenclaw take the oath with Medea on behalf of Hogwarts? What exactly is the content of the oath? What was Medea's true purpose?

And, did she really give up?

Finally, there's a question that doesn't seem so important on the surface, where did Peeves go?

The existence of these doubts makes Scott unable to truly feel at ease even in his busy and fulfilling life.

Because these problems have not been clarified for a day, he has always been worried about this matter.

However, out of caution, and despite his curiosity, Scott did not rush to contact Medea again, especially after Lady Gray had warned Milton.

Judging by Ms. Gray's attitude, it was clear that the Slytherin daughter was not a good stubble.

Scott just wanted to wait.

He wanted to see if there would be any more students who traded with the other side like Milton, and if Medea would take the initiative.

He always felt that there was something strange about Medea that day.

Originally, Milton wanted to reverse his mind after closing the deal, which was strictly his mistake.

But when Scott and the others came to the door, Medea, who was on the other side of the deal, did not reprimand them, and even offered to make a new deal.

Although the new deal was sinister, Milton had to become a Muggle or sacrifice his friends in exchange for his musical talent.

This new deal is actually fine, because it can be interpreted as a penalty for Milton to reverse the first trade.

But what made Scott strange was Medea's attitude.

Her words and actions looked like ...... Would love to make a second deal.

As a result, Scott suspects that her first deal with Milton may have been a trick, and that her ultimate goal might be magic, or magical talent.

On this day, when Scott was sitting in the Potions classroom on the basement floor and suddenly heard the organ song, he always had a feeling of "finally here".

At this time, the students were making potions, and Snape was silently roaming the classroom as usual.

In the quiet class, the solemn and passionate sound of the organ suddenly sounded in Scott's ears, but no one around him reacted.

"What's wrong?"

He heard Milton asking him softly.

Scott froze as his mind drifted away from the music.

"It's fine."

He shook his head and continued to work on the potion.

It's good, it seems that Milton didn't hear it either.

Scott had heard Milton say that for a long time, he was the only one who could hear the music.

What he didn't expect was that Medea actually bypassed Milton and found him directly.

But he didn't bother too much.

Although the sound of this music will cause him some trouble, as long as he ignores it, the other party is helpless.

Not to mention that it's not all bad.

He had already experienced it once at the time, and when his mind flew away to the sound of music, the feeling of seeing the world from another perspective had some benefits for magic and magic perception.

Of course, you have to hold back when you are in class.

Potions class is over.

As Scott had to resist the temptation of music, the potions he and Milton made didn't look very good this time.

When Scott stepped up to the podium to hand in the potion, he was routinely met with Snape's cynicism.

He picked up the bottle and looked at it, sneered a few times and placed it on the table.

"It seems that our genius, Mr. Trollope, has become less and less interested in Potions lessons, and he is becoming more and more perfunctory to his Potions professors."

He spoke slowly, in his usual peculiar tone.

"Potions aren't so important compared to the Transfigurations and Spells that make you showy, aren't they? Mr. Trollope. ”

Scott kept his eyes down, neither replying nor making eye contact with him.

Snape had tried to look at him inadvertently more than once this semester, but he had been alert to avoid him.

"Hmph."

Snape snorted heavily, the sound coming out of his nostrils.

"Poor!"

He said viciously.

"Before the next class, you and your partner Greaves will need to submit a relevant paper to me, three feet long, Trollope!"

"Okay, Professor."

Scott replied dryly, without trying to bargain.

"I don't want to warn you, Trollope."

Snape began to speak in a snake-like hissing voice, which was extremely low.

"But for Felius's sake, you need to be careful, a dead genius is not a genius, just like Travers."

Scott resisted the urge to look up at his expression, and his mind raced.

He whispered back, "I don't understand what you mean, Professor, but I'll talk to Professor Flitsch. ”

"Hmph."

Snape snorted again and waved him to leave.

Without looking back, Scott walked out of the Potions classroom and climbed the stairs with Milton to meet up.

As soon as he left the basement level, the music in his ears stopped abruptly.

This made Scott's mood a little better, at least Medea's musical influence was limited.

However, he was not in the mood to bother with Medea for the time being, and Snape's sudden reminder was occupying his thoughts.

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