The Druid Master of Hogwarts

Peeves' speech made Harry and Ron, who were already suspicious, even more suspicious.

Snape and Filch chased after the victory, constantly forcing them with words, and constantly putting some details on the two, mainly Harry.

There was also Peeves talking nonsense on the side, which continued to deepen the suspicion of the two.

One thing to say, if Ron hadn't been with Harry all the time, he would have been convinced that Harry was the descendant of Slytherin who opened the Chamber of Secrets... After all, he knew that Harry was a Parseltongue.

Just as Harry and Ron were at a loss for words, Fish's heavenly voice sounded in the room.

"Didn't you say that the secret room can only be opened by someone from the Green Snake Academy, meow? Harry and Ron are both from the Red Lion Academy."

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Feishe tilted his head and said with a look of doubt.

Of course Snape knew the two were innocent, he just wanted to find an excuse to punish Harry and Ron.

Even he knew that Dumbledore would definitely favor Harry, and the best he could do was scare them.

Therefore, although Fish's statement was not that rigorous, after he spoke, Snape took advantage of the slope to get off the donkey, snorted coldly, and stepped aside to stop talking.

Without Snape's help, Filch naturally couldn't make any trouble, and Dumbledore comforted him in three or two times.

As for Peeves, the moment he spotted Fish, he slipped away through the wall without a word.

After that, things were simple, because there was not enough evidence to prove that this matter was related to Harry and the others, so Dumbledore waved his hand and told the two to leave quickly.

Harry and Ron, who were stared at by Filch's terrifying eyes, were uneasy, and naturally they could not ask for it. They quickly escaped from Lockhart's office and ran towards the dormitory.

"Fish, have you noticed anything strange or special at school recently?"

When Harry and Ron left, Dumbledore turned around and asked Fish.

"Something special meow?"

Feixu tilted his head and thought for a while, then he shook his ears, raised his small paws and said, "Fixu was able to beat Peeves a few days ago, meow!"

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Of course he knew that wasn't what Dumbledore wanted to know, but whether it was Harry hissing like a snake or Ginny taking herself into the girls' bathroom, Fish promised to keep it a secret for them. Yes, of course he couldn't say it.

Fisher's mouth is so strict!

"Really? Then you are really amazing," Dumbledore didn't show a hint of disappointment, but continued to praise with a smile: "However, it's better not to bully the ghosts."

"Fixu didn't know the cat that could hit him at the time, but it's a pity that Peeves just ran too fast, and he wanted to apologize to him."

The kitten quickly defended herself.

Dumbledore reached out to touch Fish's head, but he slapped him away.

He is not bothered,

Still smiling and complimenting: "Fixu really is a good boy."

The complimented kitten raised its chin in a dignified manner, as if it were a matter of course.

Seeing that there was nothing to ask from Fish, Dumbledore sent him away first, and then he would discuss with McGonagall and Professor Snape about the secret room.

After Fischer left with his head held high, Dumbledore and others also said goodbye to Lockhart. He didn't want to wait for a cowhide king to keep talking while discussing things.

After Dumbledore, Professor McGonagall, and Snape left Lockhart's office, they turned two corners and came to the spiral staircase leading to the principal's office.

As soon as he stepped on the spiral staircase, Professor McGonagall asked anxiously, "Albus, is the secret room really opened? Will there be any danger to Fish?"

When the Chamber of Secrets was opened fifty years ago, Professor McGonagall hadn't yet entered the school, so she had only heard about it and didn't know the specifics.

Snape, who had arrived at Hogwarts many years after her, knew nothing about it.

"I'm not sure," Dumbledore shook his head and said, "The last time the Chamber of Secrets was opened, a student was directly killed, not petrified like Mrs. Norris, so it is possible that someone was borrowing Do evil in the name of the Chamber of Secrets."

Although Dumbledore speculated that the last time the Chamber of Secrets was opened by Voldemort, he actually did not know what was inside.

Because after the first deceased appeared, Voldemort framed Hagrid in order not to be sent back to the orphanage during the holiday, and then stopped releasing the monsters in the secret room, so Dumbledore got very limited clues.

"Nah Phish he..."

At this time, Professor McGonagall didn't care much about whether the secret room was opened or not. She was only worried that when the little guy Fish was wandering around at night, he would encounter the murderer who attacked Mrs. Norris.

"I'll follow him later."

Dumbledore didn't want to directly restrict Fish's activities. He wanted Fish to wander around to see if he found anything.

But the safety of the kitten is also very important, so Dumbledore intends to go back to his old business, but...

"I'll have to stay up late again, so some things at school may trouble you and Severus."

Dumbledore took the opportunity to leave part of the job to Professor McGonagall and Snape.

Not only did they not get angry, but they accepted it happily.

It's all about cats after all.

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Some busy Halloween was finally over, and Harry and Ron thought it was over.

But when they walked out of the dormitory in a daze the next day, they realized that they were really thinking too beautifully.

Peeves and the students who were traveling at night had already spread the news of last night's events throughout the school.

And the legend about the secret room was also spread from Feixu.

So when both Harry and Ron appeared in front of the crowd, the others either ran up to ask questions excitedly - usually Gryffindor, or avoided looking terrified - nothing Doubt, they are all from Muggle families.

Although the rest of the people didn't react much, they all pointed and whispered at them from a distance, which made the two of them, especially Harry, very depressed.

Because according to Peeves and Filch, Harry was the culprit.

Although the group of Slytherins were also gloating, they were the most believers in Harry and Ron's innocence among all the academies, because they didn't think that the secret room of the founder of their own academy would be given to a Gryffindor. Open.

Of course, this has nothing to do with Fish. Now he just wants to find the monster in the secret room and avenge Loris.

It's a pity that Professor McGonagall doesn't seem to think so...

"Fish, if you have nothing else to do, go back to the dormitory early to rest."

That's what Professor McGonagall told Fish the next night after he had told him a new story.

Although he knew that Dumbledore was watching, Professor McGonagall was still worried about the safety of his kitty, so he nagged a few more words.

"It's not clear about the secret room yet. It might be a little dangerous for you to run around outside."

"Fishu is not afraid of some secret room monster, meow!"

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Fish raised his left hand, revealing sharp nails, and said, "Fish still wants to find him, and then beat him to avenge Loris!"

"No!" Professor McGonagall shouted sharply: "You are not allowed to go looking for any monsters. Even if you encounter them, let me run away as soon as possible, and then come to me, Dumbledore or other professors...except Lockhart."

"Why meow?!" ∑(●φдφ●)

"Because you may not be able to beat him, what if you are petrified too?"

There was worry in Professor McGonagall's words.

"Well... well, Fishu got it, meow."

The quirky green eyes rolled twice, and Fish did not continue to talk to Professor McGonagall, but agreed directly.

Of course, whether it will do so is another matter.

And Professor McGonagall obviously knew this, but considering that Dumbledore was watching, she just tapped Fish on the head and didn't say anything more.

After leaving Professor McGonagall's office, Fish immediately walked to Myrtle's bathroom.

He was not suspecting that Ouroboros was the murderer, but wanted to ask him, who was also hiding in the castle, if he had any clues.

But when Fish was about to walk to the door of the bathroom, he suddenly remembered the incident of being followed by Professor McGonagall, and her attitude towards him just now was obviously not right, so she let him go without much nagging. .

then……

Animal tracking, on!

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