Hogwarts: I'm a model wizard

Chapter 59 The Principal's Office

Kyle and Connor returned to the castle not long after.

After they left, Hagrid sat in the wooden house thinking about it until evening, and finally decided to follow Kyle's suggestion and send Lu Wei to the Forbidden Forest, and he would send him tonight.

Although I feel very reluctant, there is no way to do it. First of all, doing so can make Lu Wei feel better.

Lu Wei is happy, so is he.

What's more, he has thought about it too. Kyle is right, the wind outside is really tense now.

Earlier, Professor Oren of Defense Against the Dark Arts had complained to him when he came to the Forbidden Forest to find teaching materials. After today's Daily Prophet came out, the Ministry of Magic almost took the All the strikers have been dispatched to search for those mysterious creatures whose origins cannot be traced.

So much so that he couldn't even buy the textbooks for class, so he had to come to the Forbidden Forest to catch them by himself.

Hagrid remembered that when Professor Oren said this, he was about to explode, calling Fudge an idiot in the Forbidden Forest.

Hagrid thought it was funny at the time, but thinking about it now, he kind of regretted not following up with the curse.

Because he bought Lu Wei at a bar, and there were not many people around at that time.

Although those people didn't know exactly what they bought, if one of them was unlucky enough to be caught by the striker, he would definitely insist that he bought magical animals in order to get rid of the crime.

Anyway, for those people, if they guessed right, they would be guilty and meritorious, but if they guessed wrong, they would lose nothing, so why not do it.

So for Lu Wei's safety, and in order not to cause trouble to Dumbledore, he could only send Lu Wei away.

Those strikers weren't going to search the Forbidden Forest.

Of course, Hagrid wouldn't stop them if they wanted to.

This is not necessary.

There are even werewolves and manticores in the depths of the Forbidden Forest, so it's so strange to have an extra three-headed dog.

On the other side, Kyle, who had returned to the castle, was sitting in the corner of the common room, picking among the pile of guardian branches.

"I wanted to ask just now." Connor looked at Kyle's actions and asked curiously, "What are you doing with these dead branches? There are obviously a lot of them in the kitchen. You can get them anytime you want."

"It's not the same, this is the branch of the guardian tree." Kyle explained: "The guardian tree is a kind of magical sorbus tree, which can protect people who touch its trunk from the attacks of dark creatures."

Connor blinked, of course she knew this, but does it have anything to do with Kyle picking up branches?

Branches, trunks... these are completely different things.

"I... Forget it, you will know later."

Kyle picked out a straight wooden stick and put it aside, and asked casually, "By the way, how do you know that there are branches in the kitchen? Have you ever eaten there?"

The kitchen is so close, Kyle must have been there before, but every time he got near the door, he was surrounded by the group of house elves.

The stove is located further inside, and if you want to see the whole picture, you can only sit on those long tables.

With the enthusiasm of those house-elves, it's almost impossible to get there without eating there.

Because halfway through, they can hang a whole cow on you.

"I'm not, I'm not, don't talk nonsense..."

For some reason, Kang Na's face turned red immediately, and he said falteringly: "I, I'm just curious, I just went to the kitchen to have a look!"

"That's it."

Kyle didn't care, and was still picking out the branches of the guardians. When he finally sorted them out, he realized that Kang Na didn't know when to go back to the dormitory.

And he was the only one left in the common room, Kyle remembered that tomorrow was the weekend, he simply packed up and went back to the dormitory.

He wasn't going to stay up all night.

Tomorrow's weekend was a big day for Hufflepuffs, as the Quidditch match began, and the first was their match against Slytherin.

the next day.

In order to cheer for their college team, the little badgers got up before eight o'clock. After breakfast, they put on neat school uniforms, took the cheering flags they made before, and headed to the Quidditch pitch on time .

Kyle was originally one of them, but after breakfast, a fat ghost suddenly floated in front of him.

"Hi Kyle, I hope I didn't interrupt your breakfast."

"Hello, monk." Kyle responded politely: "Do you want to watch Quidditch together? The possibility of Hufflepuff winning this year is very high."

"No, actually I like Gobstone better." The fat friar said with some regret, "It's a pity that Hogwarts canceled this competition decades ago."

"Sorry monk." Kyle said quickly, "I hope I didn't mess up your mood today."

"Of course not, child." The fat monk said with a smile: "The biggest advantage of being a ghost is that there is nothing worse than this, and you don't have to worry about it at all.

But you may not be able to watch the game until a little later. Dumbledore is looking for you in the principal's office on the eighth floor. The password is Butter Peanut Candy. "

Dumbledore looking for himself?
This surprised Kyle a little. He asked curiously, "Master, do you know what the principal wants from me?"

"That's not clear." The fat monk shook his head and said, "I'm just helping to pass on a message."

"Okay, I'll go now, goodbye monk."

After Kyle said goodbye to the fat monk, he went straight to the eighth floor.

The headmaster is definitely going to look for him, and he just hopes that he won't be delayed to watch the Quidditch match.

Although he had never been to the principal's office before, with his familiarity with the map, Kyle quickly found the ugly stone beast.

"Cream Peanut Candy." Kyle read out the password.

Then the stone beast jumped aside, and the wall behind it split in two, revealing a spiral staircase behind it.

The stairs move upwards slowly, like an escalator.

Kyle stood up and followed the stairs to an oak door with a knocker in the shape of a griffin.

Kyle knocked on a door with some trepidation. The door knocker seemed to come alive, flapping his wings and slowly pulling the door open.

It can only be said that it is worthy of the principal's office. This way of opening the door is much better than knocking on a wooden barrel.

Kyle walked into the principal's office and looked around curiously.

The large circular room was filled with funny little noises, and there were many strange silverware on the table, which whirled and spewed out little puffs of smoke.

Kyle didn't know what these things were for, but they certainly weren't humidifiers.

A stone basin with strange symbols was placed near the wall, and next to it, there was a huge mirror.

The mirror was very imposing, reaching to the ceiling, with a shiny gold frame and two claw-shaped feet.

(End of this chapter)