The Transformers at Hogwarts

Chapter 152 Flirtatious Yodel
Allen was left standing there helplessly in the dormitory, looking very bleak.
He realized that what he had just said had gone too far.

But he suddenly realized that Thomas had a good idea.

Before he even had time to change his shoes, he rushed out of the dormitory, found the prefect Percy, and said that he had lost something.

After listening to Allen's words, Percy attached great importance to it, "There has been no theft in Gryffindor Tower for a long time, this matter must be investigated!" Percy said majesticly.

Then he followed Allen to their dormitory.

"What did you lose?" Percy took a notebook to record Alan's words.

"A black cover, a dilapidated, thin notebook, with nothing written on it, and no sign." Allen said in a solemn tone.

Percy's brow furrowed tightly.

"Just an old notebook?" Percy's voice grew disgruntled.

"Yes, yes! That notebook is very important to me." Allen said quickly.

"Why is it so important to you? It says something important?" Percy asked suspiciously.

"no!"

"Then wrote something that shouldn't be written?" Percy gave Alan a look that you understand.

"Nothing is written on it, to be precise, every page is blank." Allen also felt something was wrong at this time, but he still said bravely.

Percy snapped his note-book shut, and Thomas sneered.

"Are you kidding me?" Percy's tone grew more dissatisfied.

"No, that notebook is really important to me!" Allen said anxiously.

And Percy had no patience to listen to Alan's explanation, and he walked out of the dormitory without looking back.

Thomas also went out with the prefect, and before leaving, he cast a mocking look at Allen.

At this time, Allen also felt a little more sober, and he also realized the mistakes in the conversation between him and Percy just now.

He just said that he lost a very ordinary and low-value item, and of course no one would pay attention to it.

But he didn't want to talk about the diary as an important magical item.

Describing the diary as a magical item can attract the attention of the prefects and the school, but how a Muggle orphan can possess a magical item is itself a difficult thing to explain.

Then, although Allen was a little unwilling to admit it, he had a faint feeling that this diary might also be a creation of black magic. For safety reasons, the diary was confiscated, which was something he didn't want to see.

In fact, even if the diary is not a creation of black magic, Allen doesn't want to say it, because the diary stores a lot of his memories of ancient runes. If the diary falls into the hands of Professor Dumbledore, Professor Dumbledore, as a proficient memory A magical wizard, he will definitely discover the memories stored in the diary, and then he will have no way to explain what those memories are.

Although Alan trusts Professor Dumbledore very much, his own destiny is still in his own hands.

In this case, the diary is still likely to be confiscated.

So the best solution for Allen in this matter is: quietly, without disturbing anyone, get back the diary.

Thinking of this, Allen decided to give up the idea of ​​finding the diary through the school, and prepared to start looking for the diary alone.

This is easy to say, but difficult to do.

Allen washed his face with cold water to wake himself up.

After calming down, Allen began to analyze today's matter.

The diary loss incident is definitely an organized and premeditated action.

First of all, he had discovered that his things had been touched by others before:

The first time was when he came back in the middle of the night and found that his bed felt warm, and the diary was placed under the bedside quilt by him that day;

The second time he found that the drawers of his desk had been moved.

And neither of these times caught his attention.

Then the thief specifically chose Saturday and Sunday to steal, which also shows that he is very familiar with Alan's whereabouts, at least he knows that Alan will come back late on Wednesday and Saturday.

In the end, Allen only lost his diary this time, and nothing else was lost. The ball that Professor Flitwick gave should be quite precious, but the thief didn't move the ball, which shows that the thief's goal is very serious. clear.

To sum up, today's theft must have been committed by an acquaintance, and the biggest suspects were Alan's four roommates.

This is an unexpected but reasonable answer.

But Allen couldn't think of their motives for committing the crime. Just a dilapidated notebook, one gold Galleon can buy 10 copies. What's there to steal?
Unless they discover the magic of diaries!
And how did they discover the magic of the diary?You must know that Allen also wrote half of the ancient rune in the diary at that time, forcing Yoddle to discover it, and the thief may have only touched the diary a few times, how could it be such a coincidence Have you discovered the magic of the diary?
Allen was lost in thought.
Suddenly a thought jumped into his mind: Did Yodel take the initiative to show the magic of the diary?This caused one of Allen's roommates to behave like this?
After this idea appeared in Allen's mind, he gradually thought of more.

He thought of Jodl's long-standing attitude towards him, neither salty nor light;

He thought of what he told Jodl that he had to go to work on Wednesday and Saturday;
He thought of the concept that he had been instilling in Yordle that he was an independent living entity.

Allen gradually felt that this idea became more and more reliable.
Yodle must have taken the initiative to seduce my roommate!Allen thought bitterly.

I didn't expect Yodel, who has thick eyebrows and big eyes, to be so skittish. I usually treat him well!Such a red apricot is out of the wall!Allen became more and more angry.

Even if you are looking for true love, you can say hello to me first!What's the matter with walking away without making a sound like this?

If you tell me in advance and say hello, I may not stop you. Uh... I definitely won't let you go!Allen thought embarrassingly in his heart.

Maybe that's why Yordle ran away without a sound!

Allen suddenly felt a little less interested.

He suddenly discovered that he didn't understand Yodel, nor did he understand Yodel's thoughts.
For a moment Allen thought it would be good to let him go like this.
But the next moment, this thought was thrown away by Alan.
want to run!How can it be so easy, I must find you out!Allen thought through gritted teeth in his heart.

　When I posted this chapter, I had already started to write the following chapters. Before, I designed a suspenseful process for the protagonist to find a diary, but just now I suddenly felt that this tortuous process was unnecessary, and I couldn’t write that kind of process. The feeling of suspense, the most important thing is that the bosses probably guessed who stole the diary. It would be boring if I wrote a lot more, so I decided to keep it simple and advance the plot directly. Got it.

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