“The latest report on the Gringotts break-in incident:
The investigation into the illegal break-in at Gringotts on July 31st is still ongoing, and it is generally believed that it was the work of an unknown dark wizard.
The goblins of Gringotts reiterated today that nothing had been stolen, and that the underground vault that had been searched by the intruders had in fact been emptied earlier that day.
A Gringotts Goblins spokesman said this afternoon: "We have no comment on what exactly is stored in the vault, and it is best not to interfere in this matter." "Daily Prophet"
Fang Mu put down the "Daily Prophet" in his hand.
"July 31st was the day that Hagrid and Harry and I went to Diagon Alley. So, it should be Professor Quirrell who broke into Gringotts."
The plot of Harry Potter 1 is very simple.
In order to be resurrected, Voldemort set his sights on Nicoléme's Philosopher's Stone.
The Philosopher's Stone has huge magical power and has helped Nicoléme live for six hundred years.
Voldemort thought it could help him resurrect, so he tried every means to get it.
At first, the Philosopher's Stone was placed in Gringotts, and Voldemort asked Professor Quirrell to snatch it. Unexpectedly, Hagrid had already taken the Philosopher's Stone and brought it back to Hogwarts.
In order to be resurrected, Voldemort ventured into Hogwarts.
Next, it’s a very old-fashioned way of grabbing things.
Voldemort first tried his best to lure a giant monster into Hogwarts, trying to take advantage of the chaos to steal the Sorcerer's Stone, but failed.
Before the troll could play its role, it inexplicably hung on the hands of the three protagonists.
The second time, he pretended to be the Ministry of Magic and wrote to Dumbledore, luring Dumbledore away and finally sneaking into the secret room where Dumbledore kept the Sorcerer's Stone.
That secret room is exactly what Dumbledore said when he started school, the corridor on the fourth floor was a restricted area.
The three protagonists arrived soon after, and after some experiences, the plot ended.
"I can't get it in!"
Fang Mu sighed.
The plot seemed simple, but there was no room for him to intervene.
Neither the giant monster nor Professor Quirrell or even Voldemort could be dealt with by him.
Voldemort believed that trolls could cause riots in Hogwarts, which shows that the strength of trolls is by no means simple!
Even if it doesn't reach the extraordinary level, it probably won't be much different.
But in the end, the troll was killed by the three protagonists, to be precise, by Harry and Ron, the "stupid student".
If it weren't for the protagonist's aura, Fang Mu strongly suspected that Dumbledore was behind it!
The old man Dumbledore's favorite thing to do is to secretly follow the "savior" and jump out to save him when the "savior" is about to lose his strength.
In the original work, the old man did this more than once or twice.
Secretly taking action to help Harry and Ron kill the troll was nothing at all.
Even if Fang Mu intervenes in this plot, he probably won't get many fate points.
As for the final battle that followed, it was entirely Dumbledore's plan.
It is purely to cultivate the relationship and tacit understanding of the three protagonists, and to give the protagonist more courage to face Voldemort directly.
If Fang Mu could join in, he might get some destiny points, but he still couldn't get Datou's destiny points.
Because if you want to kill the big boss, you can only rely on Harry Potter.
Harry Potter has the Patronus Charm planted on him by his mother, Lily Evans, at the cost of her life.
This Patronus Charm only targets Voldemort.
Once Voldemort has physical contact with Harry, or wants to harm him, the Patronus Charm will be triggered to fight back against Voldemort.
Harry relied on this to kill Professor Quirrell who was possessed by Voldemort.
Fang Mu doesn't have the strength to kill Professor Quirrell, so naturally he won't get the fate point of the biggest head.
There are no destiny points for the biggest head, so it’s not worth it to spend a lot of time hanging out with the protagonist and others just for a few destiny points, and then join in!
So this biggest main storyline was directly abandoned by Fang Mu.
"The only thing left is Quidditch!"
Week two.
It was a sunny day with a slight breeze.
"I'm finally going to start flying lessons! I'm so happy!"
"Yes, yes! I've been looking forward to it for a long time! It's a pity that the school doesn't let us freshmen bring broomsticks to class, otherwise I would have used them long ago!"
"Shh! Don't say that. If Professor McGonagall hears it, you will be in trouble! She doesn't like students who cause trouble the most! Especially those who use broomsticks to make trouble!"
"Oh! I know this. It seems to be because of a Quidditch match... Speaking of which, our first-year students are not eligible to participate in the Quidditch match! This is really too bad!"
"Yes! This rule is really terrible! Oh my god! Why can't us first-year students participate in the Quidditch competition? I think my flying skills are great! It will definitely help us Hufflepuff win the championship!
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"Just you? Come on! I..."
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The new students in Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff were all whispering excitedly. This was their first flying lesson. God knows how long they had been waiting for today.
Flying lessons are definitely the courses they are most looking forward to!
For these little magicians, you can't ask for greater pursuits.
Flying is something that makes all of them excited just by mentioning it!
They hurried down the steps and came to the field in front of the door, preparing to take their first flying lesson.
As they walked quickly down the sloping grass to a flat lawn on the opposite side of the field, the grass rippled slightly under their feet.
Beyond the lawn is the Forbidden Forest, with dark trees swaying in the wind in the distance.
"Forbidden Forest!"
Fang Mu's eyes narrowed slightly.
There are many special creatures there, such as werewolves, unicorns, centaurs, giant spiders, etc., which can be said to be extremely dangerous. Except for the two daring twin brothers of the Weasley family, most of the students at Hogwarts are
The color of the discussion here changes.
No one would want to enter here!
Fang Mu took a deep look at the deep and dark forbidden forest.
"If you have the chance, you might as well go in and take a look."
They came to the lawn, and in front of them, seventy broomsticks were neatly placed there.
Gryffindor and Slytherin were also not included in the flying lessons, and the reason was very simple.
Not that many broomsticks!
Look at those broken and old broomsticks, with some branches sticking out, and you will know that even for Hogwarts, the price of broomsticks is too expensive. They don't know how to use these broomsticks.