Dumbledore regretted letting the man in the blue suit go.
The principal wanted to talk to Charles about that man, but found that he was missing.
The four deans immediately went to their respective colleges to inquire, and found that the last time they saw him was cleaning the castle with Filch.
Fred and George looked at each other, quietly returned to the dormitory, opened the Marauder's Map, and found nothing.
At this moment, the almost headless Nick walked through the wall and came to the Gryffindor common room, and said nervously to Dumbledore and Professor McGonagall: "I think you should go there with me and have a look..."
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Under the leadership of Nick, Dumbledore and Professor McGonagall came to the door of the secret room filled with lightning.
The Harry trio, Eleanor and others who were worried about Charles also followed. Professor McGonagall originally objected, but Dumbledore agreed.
The door to the secret room is closed, and the formulas on the door are arranged neatly. You only need to click with the magic wand to open it.
Dumbledore looked back at the armor on the other side of the corridor and said to Harry and the others: "Tear down this armor and take one piece each. Don't let it move."
Professor McGonagall stood beside him with a question mark.
Dumbledore said to her seriously: "Trust me."
He didn't tell Professor McGonagall that he was kicked into the secret room by the armor. It was too embarrassing.
The reason why Harry and the others were able to follow him here was because Dumbledore wanted them to keep an eye on this strange set of armor to prevent the tragedy from happening again.
The armor was quickly dismantled, and each person held a part of the limbs.
Dumbledore thought it was okay, and then opened the door to the secret room.
The sound of dense electric current came from behind the door, and countless lightning flashes were more dense than before.
Charles was in the secret room, not far from the door, lying on the ground. Countless thigh-thick lightning strikes at him without stopping. It looked a bit like a dandelion, and struck him like a salted fish that kept beating.<
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After he just came out of the Chamber of Secrets, he felt that there was a lot more magic in his body. Later, Dumbledore mentioned the "teapot theory" in the ward, which reminded him that his "teapot" might be too big and contained too little magic.
, so I tried to "recharge" tonight after fooling Dumbledore.
But the secret room will not tolerate him. The previous time he was only charging "normally", but now it is "super fast charging", and he can't stop it if he wants to.
Harry was holding a leg of the armor in his hand. Seeing how badly Charles was electrocuted, he rushed in without thinking and stretched the leg of the armor towards Charles, hoping that he would catch it.
Hermione reacted immediately and shouted: "Harry, no!"
She took two steps forward, grabbed Harry's hand, and wanted to pull this reckless guy out.
I saw several lightning strikes on the metal leg armor, and the electric current was instantly transmitted to Harry, and Hermione also suffered.
At the same time, in the Forbidden Forest, a unicorn was sleeping under a tree, unaware of the approaching danger.
A dark shadow was moving silently through the forest, getting closer and closer to the unicorn.
Suddenly, the stimulation brought by a surge of electricity caused Voldemort to enter the vibration mode, and Quirrell's brain almost came out, and he did not stop until he hit a tree.
In the secret room, fortunately Eleanor had some knowledge about electricity and used the Flying Charm to make Hermione fly to the other end of the corridor, and pulled Harry out at the same time.
Dumbledore asked Eleanor and Ron to take the two afros blowing smoke rings to the school doctor's office, and at the same time let the armor on the ground fly away.
Professor McGonagall asked Dumbledore anxiously: "What is going on?"
Dumbledore told her what he had just met with Blue Dream, and then said: "I think this was his arrangement. Those spells and this secret room originated from their organization, and he helped Filch. I guess he
It won't hurt Charles."
"Filch?" Professor McGonagall asked in confusion, "What happened to him?"
Dumbledore whispered to her: "That person had a way of awakening Filch's magic. He only had a little bit of it, and soon he couldn't use it anymore. According to what the person said to Filch, it takes a long time to practice.
Only in this way can we have better results.”
"I asked Filch to keep this matter a secret. I'm still a little worried. If he can use magic like a first-year student, we can teach him some simple spells."
Then Dumbledore told McGonagall what happened to "Steve Rogers" that night, and said anxiously: "Recently, wizarding organizations hidden in the world have appeared in Hogwarts one after another. I think this
It’s not a good thing.”
"I'm going on a long trip in a few days to talk about this matter with my old friends."
Professor McGonagall said at first that he would be optimistic about Hogwarts, but the next moment he immediately asked him in a skeptical tone: "Are you going to play Muggle games again?"
Dumbledore studied the ceiling of the corridor and replied seriously: "Where did you think you went?"
He took this opportunity to ask: "By the way, have you ever thought about Jack's matter?"
Mag was silent for a moment and whispered: "I don't want to experience that kind of pain a third time."
Dumbledore understood what McGonagall meant. She had experienced the death of her first love, Dougal McGregor, who proposed to her nine years ago, and the death of her husband Elphonse, whom she had pursued for decades and finally married six years ago.
The grief caused by the accidental poisoning death of Tong Elcott.
As long as wizards with high magic power don't commit suicide, their life span will be much longer than that of Muggles. If you don't want to experience this kind of pain again, then stay away from this big pit.
Dumbledore stopped talking about this topic. That's it. Talking about it any longer will only sink the boat of decades of friendship.
In the secret room, Charles was struck by lightning until midnight. It seemed that the magic power of the secret room was exhausted before he stopped. Dumbledore took the opportunity to stop the wizard chess game, which he had lost for more than ten games, and carefully dragged the guy out.
The bricks on the wall moved quickly, and within a moment, the wooden door disappeared behind the stone wall.
This time, Charles slept in the school infirmary for three days and nights before waking up. Everyone breathed a sigh of relief when they returned to the common room.
As soon as Charles entered the common room, Harry and the others immediately pulled him over and asked him endless questions.
It's just that before he left the ward, Dumbledore told him to keep the details of the matter secret. Charles could only say that he accidentally opened a secret room, and when he went there out of curiosity the second time, he didn't expect to be electrocuted so badly.
"It's okay." Harry said with a smile, "If you can't go back for Christmas, you can only stay with me."
Knowing that he would not go back, Charles smiled and said: "I will let the owl give you a gift."
Then he stopped laughing, and Hermione placed in front of him the homework he had missed because he had not been in class for the past few days.