Aphasia at Hogwarts

In the next few weeks, Harry and the others never saw Guan Qiong again. Hearing that he was better, he also woke up, but because his body was not fully recovered, he was never discharged from the hospital.

Harry and the others originally wanted to go and see Guan Qiong, but every time they went, Snape was outside the hospital, staring at them with dark, empty eyes, which made them feel their feet slipping, and immediately turned in one direction , pretending that he was going the wrong way.

However, Hermione went to see Guan Qiong a few times, and came back to tell them that Guan Qiong had improved a lot, but her spirit was still not fully recovered, and she seemed to be still cooperating with Snape's research.

Of course, Guan Qiong also told Hermione that he was not attacked, but he didn't say what caused this situation.

"Why is Ginny also going to see Joan, are they on good terms?"

In the Gryffindor lounge, Ron looked at Ginny who came back from outside, and muttered.

During this period of time, Ginny visited Guan Qiong more times than he did, which made him puzzled.

"Joan cares more about Ginny than you do. Have you taken care of her since school started?" Hermione chatted with Ginny a few times during this period and learned something about her.

"Who says I don't care about her, I'm her brother." Ron retorted.

"And then?" Hermione glanced at him.

Ron was speechless, and muttered in a low voice, "She's not just my brother."

"Come on, Fred and George like to tease people too much, Ginny doesn't like this, and Percy is a prefect, and you two are the youngest, you should take care of her more."

"I don't want it. Mom said the same thing. Do you want everyone to revolve around her?" Ron said loudly suddenly, and then ran away angrily, leaving Hermione and Harry stunned.

"What's wrong with him?" Hermione asked Harry, puzzled.

"I don't know." Harry shook his head. In front of him was a pile of homework to be completed recently.

Snape didn't know why he went crazy. Recently, he assigned a lot of papers for Potions class, and asked them to find some potions with special effects, saying that it was to increase their knowledge.

He opened his notebook, as if he wanted to take a look at the notes during this period, but in fact, his notebook was blank.

"Did you encounter any troubles? I feel that your emotions don't seem right." A line of writing appeared suddenly, and the black ink seemed to seep directly from the paper.

Harry raised his head to look at Hermione, who was finishing her homework with her head down, flipping through the notebook next to her from time to time.

Seeing that Hermione wasn't paying attention, Harry picked up the quill, filled it with ink, and wrote in his notebook.

"Yes, Tom, Ron just ran away angrily, but I don't know why he is angry?"

The words Harry wrote disappeared quickly, as if eaten by the notebook, and after a while, a line of text emerged on it.

"Your friend named Ron? Maybe you can tell me more things and let me think about it."

"Of course it's the best."

Harry wrote excitedly.

Tom was a book elf that popped up in his notebook after Christmas, or so he said.

He said that he was the book elf left by the founder in Hogwarts Castle thousands of years ago to help the students, but because of the Chamber of Secrets, he fell asleep for a long time and only woke up recently

Harry tried a few times and found that it was true. He could ask Tom about some things he didn't understand in class, and he could also ask him to help check his homework, and he could even ask him some questions about life.

It is simply an all-round helper.

Relying on Tom's help, Harry was able to complete the homework assigned by Snape during this period, and even got a compliment of 'good'.

Although he wasn't expecting this.

Harry wrote down what happened just now, and Tom's reply appeared in his notebook after a while.

"Based on the information you provided, I speculate that the reason for your friend's anger should be related to his sister. He is only one year older than his sister. That is to say, without his sister, he would be the youngest child in the family. , should receive more attention, but after having a younger sister, everyone gave the attention to his younger sister."

"So that's the case." Harry suddenly realized, "Then what should I do?"

"Don't worry too much. According to your information, your friend Ron is a strong and brave person. I believe he will be able to deal with his mentality soon."

Harry believed Tom. For some reason, he found Tom's words very convincing, and he didn't even want to think too much about it.

"So, Tom, do you know anything about the Chamber of Secrets? Who is the heir to the Chamber of Secrets, and what attacked the students?" Harry went on to ask the next question.

"I know, but now is not the time to tell you, but I can tell you who opened the secret room fifty years ago."

While Harry was communicating with Tom, Ron, who returned to the dormitory, took out a notebook that was pressed into the box, which contained the letters sent to him by Mrs. Weasley during this period of time.

Looking at the words 'Take care of your sister more', 'I hope your sister is doing well', 'You are a brother, you need to take care of her more', Ron felt his eyes a little sour, as if something was about to come out Same.

But after he took two deep breaths, he pressed the thing down again, and pressed it to the bottom of his heart.

"Actually, it's nothing, she's a little girl after all." Ron muttered softly, flipped through the letters in his hand, sighed, and was about to put them away.

He has adjusted himself, just like the letter said, he is an older brother after all, and older brothers are always better than younger sisters.

At this moment, a line of writing suddenly appeared on the notebook.

"Hello, I'm Tom, I feel a sad breath here, do you need help?"

Ron was stunned. He held the letter in his hand and looked at the handwriting that suddenly appeared.

Suddenly, he threw the letter in his hand, quickly took out the wand in his pocket with his right hand, and pointed at the notebook.

As a child of a pure wizarding family, he had heard too many stories and was not so easy to deceive.

"You are, what are you?" Ron said tremblingly, retreating step by step towards the outside, trying to find Hermione and Harry.

"I'm Tom the book elf, an elf in Hogwarts Castle, who specializes in helping little wizards. Many people have been helped by me, including your friends."

"You're talking nonsense." Ron paused, pointing to the notebook and speaking.

"If you don't believe it, you can observe your friend more, haven't you noticed? His grades are much better than usual, and even Snape can't embarrass him."

"But, but," stammered Ron.

"But why didn't he tell you? This is really a difficult question to answer, but fortunately, I have the answer here." The words on the notebook seem to have magical powers, like snakes that tempt people to eat fruits, exuding danger but Convincing breath.

Ron struggled and wanted to step back, but his feet didn't move at all, as if he couldn't control them.

"Also, I know many other things. For example, you don't like your sister either. You want her to disappear, right?"

"You bullshit!" said Ron, louder than ever before, and he stomped over to the notebook, retorting loudly.