That little accident just happened caused a little conflict between Matthew Wakefield and Hermione Granger, and then broke up.

This also made Matthew feel a little sorry.

To be honest, he was amazed that Hermione, a little girl who was only eleven years old, had made such an astonishing discovery in just two months of school.

There were even some discoveries in it that he hadn't been aware of before.

At the same time, he also hoped that Hermione would be more sensible and not do stupid things.

However, judging from the girl's initiative to come to her to "discuss", she joined Ravenclaw, and was affected by the Ravenclaw atmosphere to a certain extent, and was obviously not as "reckless" as in the original book.

I shouldn't need to worry too much about her.

......

While thinking, Matthew lowered his head and continued to "admire" the picture-

However, the sexy, revealing girl of the past is gone, replaced by a black fog.

Matthew began to read the following small text softly:

"Succubus, an ancient magical creature that was once active in Europe and the Middle East......"

A stain appeared on the back, making a few lines completely unreadable, which made Matthew frown.

“...... It is an extremely terrifying demon that often appears in dreams in the form of a beautiful human woman, seducing men, causing them to suffer from damage to their health and even death. ”

In just a few sentences, the introduction is quite brief.

This made Matthew suddenly feel that it might be a mistake to borrow this book himself.

He closed the curtains again, then picked up the book and left the history of magic classroom.

(Note: The image of the succubus in the legends of Europe and the Middle East is almost completely different from the image of the succubus in the DND system and Western fantasy games, so please be careful.) ）

......

Back in the library, under Mrs. Pince's astonished gaze, Matthew returned the tattered book to her.

Then, Matthew left the library.

As for the causes, processes, and murderers of these attacks in the past two months, he now has a rough outline in his mind, so there is no need to continue to look up more information in the library.

After all, the whole incident has nothing to do with him in essence.

Moreover, the progress of the entire practice is not something that he can control with his current meager strength.

What's more, judging from the existing information that has been controlled, these attacks are not as serious as I originally imagined.

"Meat eaters seek it, what is the point!"

Matthew muttered to himself as he began to walk up the stairs to the eighth floor of the castle.

For Matthew Wakefield, the really important question is the book that lies quietly in the Room of Requirement!

......

And at the staircase on the sixth floor, Matthew meets an acquaintance.

"Hey, Evans!" he called out eagerly.

Then through the noisy crowd at the top of the staircase, he walked towards the other party's position.

Harry Evans was walking down with his head down, and when he looked up, he saw Matthew, slightly stunned.

"Good morning!" Matthew patted her on the shoulder.

"Morning ...... Good morning......" Evans subconsciously took two steps back: "Good morning, Wakefield." ”

"Was it okay last night, Professor Troka should have sent you back to the Gryffindor common room?" Matthew asked casually.

"Yes!"

"Are you going to have breakfast now?" Matthew continued.

Evans looked a little absent-minded, he seemed to be stunned for a moment, before he whispered "Hmm......"

"Goodbye then!" Matthew smiled and waved at him, "Don't get lost again." ”

"Good...... Okay!" Evans nodded hurriedly, and then ran down the stairs as if he were running away.

Matthew looked at the other party's distant back and couldn't help frowning.

He remembered what Draco Malfoy had said the previous night on his way back to the Slytherin common room.

"Harry Evans behaves like a girl!"

In fact, Malfoy was not alone, Matthew's first impression of Harry Evans at the beginning was that he was very much like a woman.

So...... Could it be that he is really a woman?

Matthew pondered as he continued to walk upstairs.

......

"Hey, Matthew!" This time, it was someone else's turn to take the initiative to greet him.

When Matthew Wakefield climbed up to the eighth floor, he bumped into Neville Longbottom and climbed out of the entrance to the Gryffindor Tower, a portrait of a graceful woman.

"Good morning, Neville!" Matthew greeted him as well.

"How did you get to the eighth floor?" Neville glanced at him, a curious expression on his face.

"I'm here for Professor Flitwick!" Matthew casually said his old excuse.

"Oh, I'm going to the auditorium for breakfast first. Neville nodded.

Just as he was about to go downstairs and part ways with Matthew.

"Hey, Neville!" Matthew suddenly stopped behind him.

"What?" Neville turned around suspiciously.

"Can you tell me about Evans?" asked Matthew, curious.

"Evans, what's wrong with him?" asked Neville, surprised.

"It's nothing, it's just a little curious!" Matthew said calmly, as he pondered his words, "Mainly...... I want to make friends with him, it's just that he seems introverted......"

"It's quite introverted. Neville agreed.

He was no longer ready to go downstairs, but went with Matthew to the window on the eighth floor of the castle, and chatted while looking at the scenery outside the window.

"Evans, he usually communicates very little with us. Neville said thoughtfully, "Usually whether it's eating, going to class, or doing anything else, he rarely spends time with us, and he's quite unsociable......"

“...... For example, yesterday morning, I went to the bathroom in the Gryffindor common room to take a shower, and on the way I met him with a towel and clothes, so I called him along. And guess what, he was so scared that he ran away, you said that they were all boys, and they would be shy about this kind of thing, it's incredible......"

“...... And before, when Ron wasn't attacked, he once got into an argument with him for some reason. As a result, Evans was actually said to be crying, like a girl......"

Neville chattered as he recalled.

He introduced quite a bit about Harry Evans.

Matthew smiled, he was really sure this time.

"What's wrong, Matthew?" Neville looked at the smile on his face, looking a little surprised.

"Nothing. Matthew quickly shook his head.

"Then I'm going to have breakfast!"

"Goodbye!"