Chapter 107 2 Questions

Chapter 107 2 Questions

Another moment of silence.

"Knock knock knock."

At this time, the door of the dormitory was suddenly knocked.

"Is anyone here"

It was Greta Kachilov's voice.

After a pause, she added in a low voice outside: "Are you...all dressed?"

Upon hearing this, Steve's face immediately turned red.

"It's all your fault." He glared at Karan dissatisfied.

That original shouting still makes him feel embarrassed to this day, even though no one is laughing at him anymore.

After all, those who heard those words were first-year girls from Hufflepuff, who were much more reserved than the boys.

Karan smiled indifferently. He stood up, opened the door, and asked Greta, who was standing outside the door in a panic: "What's wrong? Did Professor Binsi assign another homework?"

Ever since the three of them officially skipped class, Greta had told them the history of magic homework. For this reason, Karan also grabbed a lot of snacks from Steve's mouth and gave them to him as a thank you gift.

"No... not really."

Greta seemed to have some kind of psychological shadow. She turned her head deliberately and deliberately did not look at the scene in the dormitory.

"It's Professor Meadows," she said.

"She asked me to come here to deliver a message."

The warm smile on Karan's face remained unchanged, but he narrowed his eyes slightly.

This is probably to check for those who didn't go to the Quidditch match.

He silently guessed in his heart.

"Then let's go."

Karan said as he closed the dormitory door and prepared to go to Meadows' office alone.

"Not you."

Greta suddenly stopped: "Professor Meadows didn't ask me to come to you."

Karan suddenly looked at her and frowned slightly.

"Who are you looking for?" he asked.

"Steve."

Greta said honestly.

"Steve" Callan murmured softly, looking at each other with the two people in the room.

"What else?" At this time, Steve finally couldn't help but asked in a panic.

"No more, it's just you."

Greta pouted at him, then quickly turned her head away again.

"Professor Meadows made it very clear."

"She just told me to come to her office with Steve Scamander."

After a pause, she added.

"Now."

Looks like asking for help can't really save people. No matter how much Steve refused, he still left the dormitory helplessly and walked to Meadows' office alone.

Meadows still wore the slightly mature look, as if he wanted to hide the fact that he was too young, in order to establish the dignity that a professor should have.

After Steve walked in cautiously, Meadows pointed to the seat in front of the desk.

"Sit down." She said concisely, without any nonsense.

Steve sat down with his head lowered, feeling extremely uneasy.

Although he had seen Meadows outside of Hogwarts, and even in his own home, the atmosphere had never been so solemn, and there was not even a slight change in his expression.

"Tell me."

After a long silence, Meadows finally raised her head, her beautiful blue almond eyes staring closely at Steve, but this only made him more panicked.

"Where were you during the Quidditch match today."

Meadows asked calmly.

"And your suitcase."

in the dormitory.

After Steve left, Karan and Gaspard sat back on the sofa silently, both with serious expressions on their faces.

"Professor Meadows only found Steve." As if he didn't believe what had just happened, Gaspard reached out and pushed up his glasses.

"I thought you would be the first person called for questioning."

He told Callan the unclear look back at Meadows during the first Quidditch match.

"I also thought it would be mine. If not, at least the three of us would go together."

Karan crossed his hands and covered the lower half of his face.

He murmured in a low voice: "Perhaps it's because there were no accidents in the Forbidden Forest last time..."

Upon hearing this, Gaspard simply opened the notebook again and said without raising his head: "It seems that I should be the next one to be called."

He used a very simple elimination method to eliminate Karan, who did not appear twice.

After a pause, he added: "If we still have a chance."

Karan understood what he meant. It was simply that Steve would be forced to tell the truth under the pressure of Professor Meadows.

"There is nothing we can do about it." Karan commented pertinently: "After all, that is Professor Meadows."

The two of them simultaneously recalled what had happened in the first Defense Against the Dark Arts class, especially Meadows' subsequent display of prowess in the brawl.

They looked at each other in tacit understanding, showing helpless expressions at the same time.

But neither of them seemed particularly worried about this matter.

Gaspard still looked down at the notebook in his hand.

Karan, on the other hand, opened the Advanced Transfiguration Technique again, held it in his hand and read it silently.

His brows wrinkled slightly, but then relaxed again, as if nothing had happened.

Finally, Steve is back.

"I didn't tell anyone."

As soon as the door was closed, Steve said with fear on his face. He slapped his chest repeatedly, looking like he was overly frightened.

Karan and Gaspard looked at each other silently, and then both smiled.

"Well done" Karan gave a thumbs up.

"At least you lived up to the help I gave you in Potions class." Gaspard said sinisterly. It seemed that he had even thought of a backup plan.

"I'm that kind of person." Steve glared at them dissatisfiedly, but then he collapsed on the sofa and sighed with lingering fear: "Dorcas is so scary. I have never seen her look like that. She looked serious, she had never looked like this when she came to my house as a guest before."

He told the scene vividly, describing the terror of Meadows with bared teeth and claws, and described himself as a brave and fearless knight who adhered to the oath in his heart to never betray.

Karan subconsciously ignored Steve's exaggerated description. He frowned and asked, "So...from the beginning to the end, Professor Meadows only asked you two questions."

Steve nodded immediately.

"Thankfully there are only two problems."

He was wearing a chubby little face, showing no shame at all for almost giving in.

"Then how did you answer these two questions?" Gespard asked from the side.In his opinion, these two questions were not easy to answer, and even Steve's suitcase was involved.

"It's simple."

Steve said proudly.

"Speaking of which, all of this has something to do with my dad."