Hogwarts: Wizards Supreme

Brian hid his figure and arrived at the door of the principal's office with ease.

The stone beast guarding the door lazily opened its eyes after hearing the password, jumped to the side and gave way to the passage.

As soon as they entered the door, Professor McGonagall asked rudely: "There is something wrong with the tracking spell I put on Potter. Do you know what happened?"

Brian paused, canceled the illusion spell on his body, nodded calmly and said, "Tonight's matter cannot be separated from him."

"Are you going to let him fight against the Dark Lord? He is still a student!" Professor McGonagall pursed her lips into a thin line in disapproval. "You know how dangerous this is, he will probably be killed. !”

"In fact, he is the mortal enemy in Voldemort's prophecy and will be involved in the decisive battle no matter what." Brian's expression did not change at all. "Even if you protect him tightly, he will inevitably be involved. Instead of It is better to take the initiative to send him there than passively waiting for changes."

"Prophecy?" Professor McGonagall's mouth curled downwards, obviously distrusting the so-called prophecy.

"Yes, you may not like the prophecy, but you must respect the existence of fate." Brian said lightly, "As for whether Harry himself can survive, that depends on him."

"I will never allow you to do this!" Professor McGonagall looked at him sharply, with an extremely serious expression, "I must find him, that is my student!"

Brian looked at McGonagall for a while, smiled slightly and said: "Then go find Professor. Anyway, I originally wanted you to find a way to save people. This is a normal reaction that will not make Voldemort suspicious."

"Then please tell me where he was taken? Was it Snape?" Professor McGonagall asked.

"I don't know about this. You need to find clues yourself, Professor." Brian's calm and indifferent attitude made Professor McGonagall so angry that his lips trembled.

Before McGonagall broke out, Brian said first: "The purpose of my coming here is just to ask you to respond in advance, protect the safety of students, and not let students leave the common room."

"I will do this even if you don't tell me!" Mag said in a cold tone.

"Well, there's one more thing. I need to borrow the Sorting Hat again." Brian said.

"If you tell me where Harry Potter is now, I can consider it." McGonagall glanced at the gray-black hat on the shelf and twitched her eyes. When Brian returned the Sorting Hat last time, she almost didn't recognize it...

"I can only say that the Sorting Hat is closely related to Harry's safety. If you don't lend it to me, Professor, Harry will probably die." Brian said with an indifferent expression.

Mag's lips turned white with anger, and she glared at Brian angrily, while Brian looked at her calmly.

After a few seconds of stalemate, Mag yelled: "Take it! Take it quickly! You can leave my office now!"

As soon as Brian stretched out his hand, the gray-black hat flew into his hand. He bowed slightly to Professor McGonagall, then turned and walked out of the principal's office.

Mag's response was very fast. In less than ten minutes, she had gathered all the professors and assigned them their respective tasks.

"Deans of each college, please gather the students of each college in their respective common rooms and count the number of people." McGonagall said.

"Where is Severus?"

"Obviously, if anyone sees him, they must be careful and tell me in time." McGonagall almost made it clear that Snape had rebelled.

The professors looked at each other with unpleasant expressions.

"Slughorn, I hope you will take care of the Slytherin students on Snape's behalf." McGonagall said to Slughorn, who was pinching his walrus beard anxiously.

"Of course, I'm good at this..." Slughorn wiped the cold sweat from his forehead. The frequent chaos in Hogwarts made him a little bit too much.

"I hope the remaining people can search for traces of Harry Potter with me. Severus Snape took him away, but he must still be in Hogwarts." McGonagall said with a serious face. , "Be careful of the Dark Lord and Death Eaters, they may break in..."

The professors nodded and left, and Professor McGonagall waved her wand and activated the statues and armors in the castle again, letting them guard the entrances and exits of the castle and patrol along the corridors of the castle.

…

Just when Daphne was about to find a way to find Brian, a heavy footsteps approached from a distance, which scared Daphne and raised her wand again.

The figure at the end of the corridor is getting closer and closer. The huge body fills half of the corridor and is moving with difficulty.

"Miss Greengrass, Miss Parkinson, why are you here?" the figure said breathlessly.

"Professor Slughorn!" Daphne breathed a sigh of relief and put down the wand in her hand slightly, but her expression remained alert.

She glanced at the Marauder's Map in her hand, then relaxed, and then said in surprise: "Professor, can you contact Brian? Someone may be planning to deal with him."

"Oh? Brian? It's a pity that I can't contact him directly. In fact, no one knows where he is." Slughorn managed to catch his breath, "Don't worry about him, we are in danger now Very good."

"What happened, Professor?" Daphne calmly asked Pansy to stand up and stood aside with her head lowered.

"That's not what you need to know. Anyway, there is danger in the school again." Slughorn said, "You can't stay in the corridor. Come back to the lounge with me."

"But, I have to remind Brian!" Daphne said stubbornly.

"No, kid, that's not okay. I have to be responsible for your safety." Slughorn shook his head vigorously, took the arms of the two girls and continued to run forward.

"Professor, please let go!" Daphne said, "I must tell him..."

"Okay, okay, I promise, when I count the number of people, I will go out and try to find Brian Foley." Slughorn comforted, "It's better than you looking randomly, and there's also a lot of people outside." It’s going to get dangerous.”

Daphne was silent for a while, realizing that running around would only cause danger and cause trouble to others. Understanding the truth, she nodded helplessly and said, "I understand, Professor."

Slughorn then put down her arm, and the three of them ran towards the common room.

"Actually, you don't need to worry too much about him. That little guy is very powerful." Slughorn comforted in a soft voice, "You are his girlfriend, right? I remember he took you to participate last year. My Christmas party…”

"When tonight is over, I really hope you can come to my party. It's just a very relaxed small party, and the attendees are all outstanding children."

Daphne forced a smile, but her eyes were still worried. She always felt that the loss of that badge might bring extremely bad consequences. Self-blame, worry and some kind of fear engulfed her, making her face gradually turn pale.

They returned to the common room, where Daphne sat aside and ordered Pansy back among her friends.

Daphne sighed softly as she watched Slughorn and the prefects busy gathering students in the common room and counting the number of people.

She clasped her hands against her chest, praying for Brian, and waiting anxiously for Slughorn to arrange everything and rush to notify Brian.

At this time, she understood very clearly that nothing could make her feel more frightened and desperate than losing Brian.