274 Library, Hagrid, Azkaban

274 Library, Hagrid, Azkaban

dark magic?

Snape pursed his lips tightly and said nothing.

Since the beginning of this semester, this has been a topic that has not been mentioned again.

And apart from the risky human body transformation, transfiguration is indeed much safer than black magic, and it will not cause any negative effects on oneself, or evil changes.

People were coming and going in the quiet library. Hufflepuff and Slytherin sat face to face. Neither of them continued to say anything, and they were quietly doing homework and reading.

Karan did not continue to persuade him. This was not a matter of urgency.

Snape had just moved to Hogsmeade not long ago, and this was nothing compared to all the experiences he had experienced.

A bad family turned him into a bad person, but it allowed him to skillfully use the negative emotions in his heart and put them on black magic, and he was good at this type of magic.

Because he is Snape, he loves dark magic.

If you want to change this, the first thing you need to do is change Snape.

This requires external factors to continuously influence him to achieve this.

Lily succeeded in doing this, allowing him to use the Patronus Charm even if he became a Death Eater.

This is the power of [love].

Time passed by, and when Karan went to return the book, he met a familiar person.

"Hagrid, why are you here?"

Hagrid held a large pile of books in his arms, and he filled the aisle between the bookshelves alone.

"I'm here to return the books."

Hagrid said in a low voice, sounding a little uncomfortable.

"Since the Fire Crab Club disbanded, these books have been of little use."

Karan could tell just by listening that Hagrid's tone was full of remorse and sadness.

"Oh, come on, Hagrid."

Karan comforted in a low voice: "What happened to Qiqi is not your fault. We all saw that you were hurt."

"Believe me, you will become a future professor. Just because you will risk your own life to protect students, you are qualified enough."

"Really?" Hagrid asked doubtfully: "I am just a gamekeeper and keykeeper now. Will Dumbledore allow a guy like me to become a professor?"

"Don't underestimate yourself, Hagrid." Karan said firmly: "Believe me, you will do it."

"When you become a professor, I will definitely take your class!"

Hagrid's mood improved a lot, and he smiled muffledly.

But it didn't take long for his expression to turn sad again.

"Oh." He covered his face with his big palm-like hands, his tone was uneasy and a little broken.

"But how could the school allow a criminal to become a professor? This is simply impossible. The parents of the students will not want to see this."

Karan blinked.

"Criminal?" he asked: "When did you become a criminal? Is it because... of the secret room?"

When he said this, Karan's voice became lower.

"But weren't you framed by that bad student? And you were only expelled, not locked up?"

Unfortunately, Callan's words did not have a comforting effect, and Hagrid's tone became even sadder.

"It's the Minister for Magic - Eugenia Jenkins."

Hagrid covered his face and said: "The matter of Regulus was brought to the Ministry of Magic by his parents. The Minister will come to Hogwarts in person soon. She has been distracted by the rise of the mysterious man. She simply cannot It is impossible to continue to embarrass these pure-blood families, otherwise it is very likely that they will become enemies."

His tone gradually turned to panic, and he was trembling all over.

"There's a good chance I'll be imprisoned in Azkaban!"

"Those nasty dementors...oh no..."

"Hey! Hagrid! Hey!" Karan quickly patted Hagrid's elbow hard to stop him from whining any more.

"Things can still turn around!" he said suddenly.

Hagrid's voice stopped immediately, and he was stunned for several seconds before he came back to his senses.

"A turning point?" He asked hopefully: "What turning point?"

"Hmm..." Karan thought carefully and asked, "You mean, you were notified in advance that the minister was coming to Hogwarts?"

Hagrid immediately nodded vigorously, with his hair floating up.

Karan remembered that during the original Chamber of Secrets incident, Fudge did not clearly inform him of this, otherwise Hagrid's reaction when seeing the other party would not be so exaggerated.

"Minister Jenkins may not have made up his mind, nor does he think that all this is really caused by you. The most important doubt is Regulus. After all, he is a Slytherin, and there is no legitimate heir. Reason to attack him."

Callan covered up the speculation of a pure-blood traitor. He continued: "The reason why Minister Jenkins did this may just be because she couldn't bear the pressure of the pure-blood family. And the reason why she notified her in advance was because she wanted to I need to talk to Dumbledore and see if he has any better solutions."

"Because she knows this very well - as the Minister of Magic, she must not lead the entire Ministry of Magic to oppose the pure-blood family. This will mess everything up."

"That should be it."

Karan said at last.

Hagrid had a blank expression from beginning to end, and he was still trying to understand the meaning of Karan's words.

"Then I...then I..." He faltered and was speechless.

Karan slapped him hard on the elbow.

"Then you should go find Principal Dumbledore and ask for clarification."

"Oh, yes, thank you so much!" Hagrid wanted to hug Karan hard, but Karan quickly avoided it, as if he had expected it in advance.

"Go quickly, don't waste time." Before Hagrid could come to his senses, Karan took the books in Hagrid's hand and said, "I'll help you return these books."

After the final thanks, Hagrid couldn't wait to leave the library.

After putting all the books back in order, Karan returned to the long table and told Snape what had just happened. Hagrid's previous words were ignored by many people nearby. heard it.

"Azkaban..."

Upon hearing this, Snape's face turned slightly pale.

"It's a really scary place. There are countless dementors stationed there. They are the most terrifying existences in the world. You don't want to deal with them."

While saying these words, Snape kept glancing at Karan, as if he was deliberately trying to persuade him not to be locked in.

"Who do you think I am?"

Karan said angrily and funny: "How could I make that kind of mistake."

Snape breathed a sigh of relief, but then he heard Karan continue.

"Discovered by the Ministry of Magic?"

"You really underestimate me, Severus."