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Chapter 341 Sudden Accident
Hogwarts.

Dumbledore knew something was wrong the moment Sherlock and Cedric touched the trophy and disappeared into the maze.

After it was determined that Sherlock would replace Harry in the third project, Dumbledore established a tenuous connection with him through the Fawkes feather.

But this connection will only take effect within the Hogwarts campus at most, and outside the castle, the only way is to wait for Sherlock to use the feather to let Fox know the exact location.

But now that such a weak connection disappeared, Dumbledore naturally knew that an accident had happened on Sherlock's side.

The moment he realized this, he stood up from the referee's seat.

Several referees sitting around him noticed his abnormal movement and also saw the heavy expression on his face.

With a smile on his face, but not in his eyes, Fudge looked at Dumbledore.

"What's the matter, Albus?"

Dumbledore didn't even look at him, got up and walked towards the maze without saying hello to anyone.

Fudge's mask-like smirk finally disappeared from his face, and his expression flickered on and off, looking at Dumbledore's back.

"The game is still going on, what are you going to do?"

At this time, the other referees in the referee's seat also had different expressions.

Among them, Madam Maxim's expression was the most bewildered. Fleur had become the first warrior to be eliminated, and Krum was brought out immediately after.

Whoever won the championship must be a student of Hogwarts. She didn't understand what Dumbledore was doing as if he wanted to interrupt the game.

Karkaroff has been struggling since the third event, as if hesitating about something.

And just when Dumbledore's change caught the attention of everyone else, he really made up his mind, and without attracting anyone else's attention, he quietly disappeared into the arena.

Bagman's expression is very natural.

There was also a surprised expression on his face, but whether he was surprised why Dumbledore would do such a thing, or why he couldn't do anything after discovering the anomaly.

At this time, the students in the stands also noticed the abnormal performance of Dumbledore walking towards the maze quickly, and there was a noise like a honeycomb in the auditorium.

Hermione, Ron, and the Weasleys sitting with them looked dazed.

"Professor Dumbledore what is he doing?" said Ron.

Hermione frowned too.

"Could something have happened to Harry?"

When they were wondering, Dumbledore had already arrived in the maze.

He didn't need to go through the maze himself again. When he got close to the distance of about ten feet from the hedges that served as walls, the hedges seemed to degenerate and shrunk into the ground, leaving him an unimpeded passage. .

Fudge's disturbed and angry cry sounded behind Dumbledore.

"You are sabotaging the Triwizard Tournament! This event, which was able to be re-organized through the efforts of all parties, is now forced to suspend because of you! You must give the Ministry of Magic an explanation!"

His duties were heard by the entire auditorium, and the noise suddenly became louder.

And several professors who acted as security guards gathered around Dumbledore one after another.

Professor McGonagall, Professor Flitwick, and Hagrid all came, but Moody was missing.

No one asked much about where Moody went. Even Professor McGonagall and the others were all attracted by Dumbledore's abrupt behavior, and didn't care about the mad-eyed man who was always elusive.

In this way, Dumbledore moved forward all the way, straight to the very center of the maze, where the final trophy—the Triwizard Cup should have been stored.

As the last hurdle before the trophy, the huge spider had obviously been defeated and fell to the ground, and the Triwizard Cup on the stone pier in the middle also disappeared at this time.

Everyone who saw this scene stared blankly, even Fudge, who had been clamoring for Dumbledore to be responsible for the failure of the match, became a dumb with his mouth wide open at this moment.

Soon, some spectators came down from the stands and noticed the situation here. The surroundings were in a mess, and everyone was discussing the unexpected situation. Only Dumbledore frowned deeply.

A flash of golden light lit up on his shoulder, and Fawkes, who ignored the apparition restriction in Hogwarts castle, appeared on his shoulder, and then shook his head.

It was telling Dumbledore that it hadn't sensed that Sherlock had used the feather.

People around kept asking him questions.

"What's going on here, Albus? Where are Potter and Digory?" Professor McGonagall asked the question that almost everyone at the scene wanted to know.

But Dumbledore didn't give her a definite answer.

"As you can see, there was an accident in the game. I don't know where they are now."

His voice was serious, serious as never before.

Fox couldn't sense Sherlock's position for a long time, which made Dumbledore deeply uneasy.

At this time, there was another person who was more disturbed than him.

Silk looked up at the starry sky with a pale face, murmured and quickly recited the changing trajectories of the planets in the night sky, hoping to use the astrology to see Sherlock's current location.

But tonight's astrology is very chaotic and changes very fast, which makes the astrological divination that Silke learned since she was the director of the Department of Mysteries of the German Ministry of Magic useless. At this time, there is no way to give her a definite instruction.

Only heavy fear, worry and fear flooded into her heart.

She couldn't foresee where Sherlock was now, but she had another kind of panic that couldn't go away.

Silk didn't know if this panic came from Sherlock, but the current situation made her think in that direction involuntarily.

Just when the scene was chaotic and the deep starry sky did not give Silk any guidance, she pushed aside those people who were in front of her and walked to the stone pier where the Triwizard Cup was originally placed.

Facing the stone pier, Silk took off the black ribbon that had been covering his eyes without hesitation.

A pair of golden pupils were exposed to the air.

Those pale golden eyes shone with a faint brilliance, like two stars falling to the ground.

All the previous experience of the stone pier where the trophy was placed, the people who had been close to it, and all the pictures, all appeared in front of Silk's eyes!
(End of this chapter)