Archaeologists at Hogwarts

Chapter 34 Flight Lessons

Finally came Thursday, which is also the day for flying lessons.

The students came to the auditorium early for breakfast. An owl flew in front of Neville. Harry watched enviously as he unwrapped the gift package. It was a glass ball the size of a marble, which seemed to be filled with white smoke.

"It's a memory ball!" he explained.

As long as you forget what you have done, it will turn red when you squeeze the memory ball tightly.

As a result, the memory ball turned red in Neville's hand.

"Oh" Neville tried desperately to think about something he had forgotten, but it happened to be seen by Draco Malfoy who was passing by, and he snatched it away.

Harry and Ron jumped to their feet, they had already seen that Draco would not deal with it.

But at this moment-

"There's still time to make trouble at the dinner table, have you finished your homework?"

Professor Haimer suddenly appeared. The students remembered that he rarely came to the auditorium for breakfast, but they did not expect to appear in front of them today.

The most frightening thing was that Professor Haimer's face was obviously disturbed, and the smile on his face gradually faded, and he stared at them with serious eyes.

Draco froze in place all of a sudden, he saw the memory ball in his hand float back to Neville, and at the same time heard: "Intentionally causing trouble, Slytherin will deduct five points."

Then Toby didn't look at Draco's flushed face anymore, his eyes slowly moved to Ron and Harry who jumped up.

"We are tired from sitting, Professor!"

Ron's mind turned very fast, and he quickly explained: "I want to stand up and stretch my legs, and we have already finished our homework."

It's hard to say which sentence satisfied Toby, but he didn't make things difficult for Ron and Harry any more, and continued to walk towards the teacher's table.

It wasn't until Professor Highmore walked away that Harry couldn't help but chuckled: "Tired from sitting? This is simply the funniest joke I've ever heard."

Ron looked at Malfoy's dingy back: "To be honest, I think Professor Highmore is pretty good at this point, at least he won't favor Slytherin——Neville, remember what you forgot ?"

Toby originally wanted to sit a little further away, but Headmaster Dumbledore had been glancing at him from time to time since he approached the teachers' table.

"Oh, unfortunately."

Toby said to Quirrell with a worried face: "It seems that I can only sit there."

He walked up to Principal Dumbledore and sat down: "Aren't you going to some magic meeting today, and you have time to have breakfast at school."

Dumbledore said calmly: "Because this will allow me to look at my students better."

He obviously didn't refer to the students at the table below.

"That's harsh," Toby said. "You're talking like a bad boy. Compared to James and Sirius, I'm far worse than them."

Dumbledore didn't answer this sentence, he said: "I received a notice that there will be a whole carriage of luggage sent to Hogwarts."

"Oh!" Toby suddenly realized: "I just thought of telling you about this today. It's just some ordinary decorations. Don't all professors know how to decorate their offices? I am no exception. By the way, who told you about this? I'm just curious, I won't do anything to that person, is it Severus? I'll talk to him after breakfast—"

"It's not Severus." Dumbledore picked up a glass of pumpkin juice, and he said calmly, "It's Mundungus Fletcher, he is also a member of the Order of the Phoenix, and it's a good thing that you got to know him in advance. "

"Okay, okay." Toby said helplessly, he recalled that cunning guy, how did Witch find someone, and he was so unreliable, and he was Dumbledore's subordinate.

As for the reason why Mundungus had to be found, of course, it was because those "decorations" couldn't be transported to Hogwarts in the normal way, and they couldn't even come to England normally.

Almost all of them are prohibited items, and even if they are not, they are within the scope of suspicion.

"Those are just some souvenirs." Toby could only say, "It's just souvenirs found in ancient ruins. I got them all with great difficulty. I couldn't even sleep well without them."

Dumbledore put down his glass, and he glanced at Toby.

Toby immediately lamented: "It's because I didn't sleep soundly, okay. But those souvenirs are indeed extremely precious, and the goblins don't know about them. I secretly hid them all, and they didn't even put them in Gringotts. I also I don’t know if these things are worth much in their eyes, but I definitely won’t sell them.”

"As long as it doesn't endanger the students." Dumbledore said, "You and I both know how dangerous the research communicated in the letter is."

"Don't worry, principal."

Toby said confidently: "How could it possibly harm them?"

"At best, it's just frightening."

During the whole breakfast, Toby kept looking out the window eagerly. Unfortunately, the time when the carriage arrived at Hogwarts was inaccurate. After all, there were a lot of suspected prohibited items inside.

After breakfast, Toby returned to the office. He and Al continued to look at the sky outside the window, just in time to catch a glimpse of the students who were taking flight lessons.

As a result, he saw Neville fall from the broom with his own eyes, and it was too late to stop him—Neville rose so fast, faster than Frank and Alice combined.

"Tut tsk tsk." Toby shook his head and sighed: "It's really a family, even the flying skills are equally bad."

At this moment, Toby saw a black spot appearing in the sky from a distance, and the black spot quickly became larger.

"I'm coming!"

Toby left the office excitedly, and Al was also excited.

"My lovely keepsakes are finally here!"

At the same time, when Ms. Hooch took Neville to the school hospital, Draco picked up Neville's memory ball.

He first looked around vigilantly, and then laughed loudly: "Look at what this is, the memory ball that the big fool's grandma gave him."

"Here, Malfoy," Harry whispered.

Everyone stopped talking and watched.

Malfoy grinned hideously. He kept provoking the boy who had humiliated him on the train, and flew to an oak tree. Harry ignored Hermione's dissuasion and flew into the sky—he felt the joy of flying for the first time. Mysterious, as if born with it.

Malfoy's expression became tense. They fought in the sky for a while. There was no Crabbe or Goyle to escort Malfoy here, but he suppressed the anger in his heart and didn't throw away the memory ball. After being reprimanded by Professor Highmore, he refused to let go of this opportunity to fight Harry.

"If you want to come and get it, you can try it!"

Malfoy yelled and rushed towards Harry, he seemed to be crazy, anger and embarrassment flooded his brain, and he didn't care about it for a while.

Harry couldn't dodge this time, and the two collided hard in the air—Harry was still on the broom, but Malfoy couldn't hold the broom tightly because he had to hold the memory ball, and suddenly He was knocked into the air, and the broom was completely out of his hands.

It was dozens of feet high here, and Malfoy cried out in horror, and everyone below was yelling.

Harry did the most incredible move, he didn't even think he'd do it, it was an automatic reaction - he leaned forward, pointing his broomstick at the ground, speeding down, chasing Malfoy - in the When Malfoy's head was only a foot from the ground, Harry stretched out a hand, grabbed Malfoy's ankle, and straightened the broomstick just in time to drop him and Malfoy onto the grass.

"Ah! Ah!"

Malfoy was still yelling with his eyes closed, and the students were already stunned.

Harry walked up to Malfoy in a muffled voice.

"Bring it!"

He snatched the memory ball still in Malfoy's hands.

Malfoy slowly opened his eyes, he found that he was safe and sound, the next second Professor McGonagall suddenly ran over angrily and reprimanded Harry loudly.

Toby, who watched this scene from a distance, put away the unused wand.

He shook his head and said, "It's really similar to James, Severus must hate him to death."

(End of this chapter)