As soon as Albert walked into the hall, he saw George standing up from his seat and waving to him.
After Albert sat down at the empty seat specially reserved for the three of them, Lee Jordan, who had been chatting with others, suddenly turned around and asked: "What were you talking about with Professor Flitwick? Why have you been gone for so long?"
"Talk about something very important."
At this moment, a junior girl hurriedly walked over, lowered her head and handed a note to Albert and said: "Professor Snape asked me to pass this note to Anderson."
gentlemen."
"Thank you." Albert took the note and thanked the little girl with a smile.
"You're welcome."
As soon as the girl's eyes met Albert's, she immediately lowered her head with her face flushed with embarrassment, stammered back "You're welcome", and stumbled away.
"You are still popular with girls as always." The three of them burst out laughing.
"If you are envious, go find a girlfriend quickly."
Albert glanced at the trio with evil smiles on their faces and said, "When you have girlfriends, you won't be envious of this kind of thing."
George coughed lightly and joked with a smile: "Don't tell me that Snape also wants to have afternoon tea with you."
It's almost impossible for this kind of thing to happen. One day if Snape really invites someone to drink tea, maybe the mysterious person will pop out of the cemetery the next day.
Albert unfolded the note, read the contents quickly, and opened his mouth in surprise.
"What's wrong?"
Seeing Albert's surprised reaction, several people leaned their heads over to see what Snape had written on the note.
"See for yourselves!"
Albert looked slightly strange and handed the note to George.
George took the note and spread it out to share with Fred next to him. Lee Jordan also leaned over to read the contents of the note with the two of them.
Afterwards, the three of them couldn't help but widen their eyes with expressions of disbelief.
"I've never heard of Snape giving tutoring lessons," muttered Fred.
"That's not the point. The point is that Albert still needs to make up classes. What a hell." George also didn't understand what Snape meant, and just felt that the content on the note was ridiculous.
"Are you sure someone is not playing a prank on purpose?" Li Jordan also felt that this incident was fake, more like someone was playing a prank on purpose.
Albert understood the content of the letter, but he also felt that this matter was really weird. He never expected that Dumbledore was actually going to let Snape teach him fighting skills?
Unfortunately, he didn't believe in fake Moody, and he didn't want to have too much contact with Snape.
What's more, Albert had just convinced Professor Flitwick to teach him fighting skills, so why bother with Snape?
Although I didn't plan to go, I still had to write a reply to Snape, politely refuse, explain the reasons, and show my respect for the professors.
"This is not a prank."
Albert briefly told a few good friends that he was going to find Dumbledore, hoping that the principal could teach him fighting skills.
"I think Principal Dumbledore should ask Professor Moody to teach you combat skills. He is a very good Auror himself." Fred thought this was nonsense and asked the Dean of Slytherin to teach a
Gryffindor students are just looking for trouble.
"I told Principal Dumbledore that I don't believe in Moody." Albert made no secret of his distrust of Moody. "And, actually, I hope that Professor Dumbledore can teach me combat skills in person. He is very good in this aspect."
Experience."
"Dumbledore is probably too busy," Lee Jordan speculated.
"God knows what Mr. Headmaster is thinking. Anyway, I have just negotiated with Professor Flitwick." Albert shrugged.
In fact, even if the negotiation was not settled just now, it must be settled. Anyway, Albert had no intention of learning combat skills from Snape.
"Oh, you really started to dislike us." Fred pretended to be sad.
"Eat your food." Albert glanced at Fred, who turned into a showman, with disgust, shook his head and said, "Now it's best to find an experienced wizard to teach us fighting skills. Of course, you learn now
There's no harm in having some Auror knowledge, but those things are actually of little use to me."
"What do you think our level is now?" Fred and George exchanged glances and asked curiously.
"I should be able to reluctantly become a trainee Auror." Albert said without thinking.
In fact, Albert doesn't know what the level of the Aurors in the Ministry of Magic is, but he is confident that he can knock down one or two Aurors head-on. Because Aurors can't throw the Unforgivable Curse randomly, many times, like the Ministry of Magic,
Institutional personnel are not dangerous, they will not cross the line easily, and they will not appear out of nowhere to tell you about Avada Kedavra.
After eating, Albert began to write a letter.
One of the letters was prepared for Snape, declining his invitation to "make up lessons" and bluntly stating that Professor Flitwick was willing to teach him fighting skills.
As for the other letter, it was written to Sirius Black, reminding him that the third project is dangerous, and secretly hinting that Sirius should take time to teach Harry how to fight and protect himself. Then he might also be able to compete with Sirius.
magic.
The two letters were quickly sent by Albert.
We also encountered some trouble during this period. The owls who delivered the letters were a little reluctant to go out because the cold wind in March was not a good weather to go out to deliver letters. They might have been blown away by the cold wind as soon as they went out.
Therefore, Albert decisively arranged the easiest job for Sheila. As for the letter to Sirius, he chose the strongest owl and comforted it for a long time before getting the owl to deliver the letter to him obediently.
That night, Snape, who received the letter, had a distorted expression on his face after reading Albert's reply. He had never thought of agreeing to Dumbledore to teach Albert fighting skills, but he was directly rejected by the other party.
, the excuse still left Snape speechless.
This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! After reading the letter, Snape sneered and threw the note into the fireplace and burned it.
Professor Flitwick agrees to teach Albert fighting skills?
Whether this is true or not, it has nothing to do with Snape.
However, I don't know why, the more Snape thought about it, the angrier he became.
All right.
He always felt that he had been tricked by Dumbledore.
The current situation looks like Albert Anderson went to learn combat skills from Dumbledore, but Dumbledore did not agree to teach him personally and planned to let himself teach the other party combat skills.
The two parties did not explain things clearly, or Dumbledore did not explain things clearly. As a result, Anderson decisively gave up on Dumbledore and found a new teacher for himself.
He foolishly agreed to Dumbledore and wrote to him. Thinking of this, Snape became very angry.
Finally, he felt that he couldn't bear the pain, so he went to Dumbledore to share the good news with him.
Dumbledore was a little helpless after receiving the news. He did not expect that Albert would be so efficient and find a professor willing to teach him fighting skills so quickly.
Professor Flitwick was once a dueling champion, and he was also a professor, so he would definitely be qualified.
However, Moody and Snape are obviously better at dealing with dark wizards.
After getting the news from Snape, Dumbledore also realized that Albert had never expected him to teach him fighting skills from the beginning. The other party came to him just to try his luck, and even the backup candidates had been selected.
Okay, maybe Professor Flitwick is more than just a backup.
To be honest, Dumbledore regretted not making things clear at that time. As Phineas said, Albert was a very good friend. He even considered the possibility of pulling him into the Order of the Phoenix, but Dumbledore
How could Lido have thought that after Albert received the signal that he was not going to teach him, he would just sneak away so neatly that Dumbledore was almost unable to recommend a suitable candidate to Albert.
Didn't say it out loud.
What Dumbledore didn't expect was that Professor Moody, whom he thought was most suitable to teach Albert, ended up receiving a disbelief from Albert.
"I don't believe Alastor. Is this an excuse, or... do you really not believe it?"
After careful consideration, Dumbledore felt that the latter was more likely. People like Albert would be more willing to trust his own judgment, so Alastor has always been a suspicious guy in the eyes of the other party?
What's suspicious? What did you overlook?
Dumbledore and Alastor Moody had known each other for half a century and found nothing suspicious about the other person.
Is it a prophecy?
No, if the prophecy really testified against Alastor, he should have told himself about it.
Looking at the troubled Dumbledore, when Snape turned to leave, he suddenly felt that his bad mood seemed to have improved.
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At noon the next day, Sirius finally received Albert's letter.
After reading the letter, Sirius was very angry because Dumbledore might have asked Harry to learn fighting skills from Snape.
Well, of course Albert didn't tell Sirius so directly, he just hinted that he had received a "make-up lesson" note from Snape and pointed out the fact that he had a premonition that the third project was dangerous.
The meaning was obvious, and Sirius could definitely see what Albert wanted him to understand anyway.
Just as Albert expected, Sirius's first thought after reading this letter was: How can Harry learn from a slug? What if he is bullied by a slug?
I'm not dead yet!
Sirius had also heard about Harry's glorious deeds in recent years, and he was even more fond of causing trouble than James.
Moreover, the things I encountered were all thrilling scenes: for example, in the first grade, I faced off against Voldemort to protect the Sorcerer's Stone. In the second grade, I ran into the secret room and killed a basilisk. In the third grade, I
, Harry also met the prisoner himself and the traitor Peter, and finally Lupine turned into a werewolf. If Albert hadn't been present, God knows how it would have ended.
What about this year?
Who knows what will happen again.
Albert mentioned in the letter that the third event of the Triwizard Tournament is very dangerous. Even a guy as powerful as Albert feels that his life is threatened. Something will definitely happen, and this incident is probably aimed at
Harry went.
If possible, Sirius really wants Harry to give up participating in the Triwizard Tournament, but due to the Goblet of Fire contract, Harry cannot give up the competition, so what Sirius can do now is to let Harry do well."
"Wanquan" is ready to go to the "battlefield" again. Their goal is not to win the championship, but to wait until the end of the game alive, so things are easier than expected.
Also, Sirius felt that it was necessary to write a letter to Dumbledore to remind them to strengthen the security measures for the third project so that Harry could be rescued in a short time.
If it were in the past, Sirius would definitely not believe what Albert said, thinking that most fortune tellers are liars, but after being woken up by Albert with the truth one after another, Sirius now would rather believe it, and he does not think that Albert
Bert had to lie to him, how boring would it be to do that.
"Remus, I have something to discuss with you." Sirius shouted to Lupine who was preparing food for the owl in the kitchen. He thought it was best to discuss this matter with Lupine, who had been a Defense Against the Dark Arts professor.
, is obviously better at teaching people than him, and it is undoubtedly more reliable for the two of them to teach Harry fighting skills together than for him to do it alone.
For Harry's sake, Sirius unknowingly became reliable. After all, Harry himself was unreliable, and if his godfather was unreliable, it would be even less reliable.
After helping the owl straighten its feathers that were blown around by the wind, Sirius sent it back to Hogwarts with the letter.
After Harry received Sirius's letter, he was very happy that Sirius actually planned to come over and teach him magic.
However, Harry was a little confused. Sirius seemed to be worried that he would encounter danger in the third event of the Triwizard Tournament?
"It's no accident that your name appears in the Goblet of Fire. There have been no accidents so far. If someone really wants to do something, the third project is their last chance." Hermione couldn't help but read Sirius's letter.
He frowned and said, "Just, why is Sirius so sure that something unexpected will happen to the third project? Did he know some news in advance?"
"Don't you think it's cool?" Ron didn't care about Hermione's analysis at all, and said to himself: "Can we go with you then? I think Sirius is right, you should receive training
, you cannot participate in the third event without preparation, even if it is not to compete for the championship, at least you can protect yourself."
"Hermione, do you want to come with me then?" Harry looked at Hermione.
"Of course, let's get together then." Hermione nodded. She always felt that this incident was a bit abnormal. Sirius must have got some information, and it was expected that Harry would be attacked.
Compared with Harry, Dumbledore was a little confused after receiving Sirius's letter, because Sirius wrote that he and Lupine planned to take time to come to Hogwarts on the weekend, hoping to train in the Forbidden Forest.
profit so that Harry can get through the third project smoothly.
Sirius also secretly hinted to Dumbledore at the end of the letter that there was no need to find an additional professor for Harry to teach him Defense Against the Dark Arts.