trainer at hogwarts

Morris: "There's no basis for it. It's purely based on feeling."

Gardevoir was speechless, but he still said calmly: "Master, you can't just rely on your feelings in this kind of matter. Think about the last time you thought there was nothing serious in the sewers based on your feelings. The result?"

"I know, I know, I know." Morris covered his ears, "Don't say it Dudu, I understand."

Gardevoir: ""

Kristal's situation was alarming. Morris looked at the mark of the crown on his hand, thought for a while, and decided to go to Dumbledore first for peace of mind.

Gardevoir thought thoughtfully: "The principal's office, it's not convenient to get in there."

Morris sweated: "Dodo, don't think too much. As long as I don't engage in black magic, Principal Dumbledore will never do anything to me. Don't worry."

"Don't be afraid of ten thousand, just be afraid of the worst." Gardevoir said seriously, standing next to Morris.

Morris' mouth twitched. He felt that Gardevoir's current state was very similar to being bitten by a snake once and being afraid of ropes for ten years. This is a mental illness and needs to be cured, otherwise it would be a pleasant waste of time. A small problem is not a big deal. In any case, it has not yet reached the most dangerous stage. At worst, let them all follow you outside when you go on an adventure next time. It hadn't been long since he'd been at Hogwarts, and Maurice felt like he'd soon turn into a seasoned veteran.

"Alright, alright." While Gardevoir wasn't paying attention, a red thread put her into the elf ball, "Don't worry."

On the eighth floor, the principal's office.

Morris suddenly thought of an important problem. He didn't know the password to the principal's office.

Ah, I must have damaged my brain when I fell to the ground the day before yesterday.

What should I do? Forget it, just forget it.

After five minutes of trying out dessert names, Morris successfully opened the door to the principal's office. Fortunately, no one passed by or looked for Dumbledore during this process, otherwise it would have been very embarrassing.

Go up the spiral staircase and push open the heavy door.

"Good afternoon, Principal Dumbledore." Morris said with an awkward but polite smile.

Dumbledore looked at the little guy at the door with a dark look: "Oh, isn't this Maurice? How did you get in?"

"Uh, um, I came to see you for something, but you didn't leave me a password yesterday, so I had to try a few, and unexpectedly I succeeded hahahahahahaha." Although he didn't do anything bad, he was used by an old man. It was so embarrassing to stare at him with his dead eyes.

Dumbledore raised his eyebrows and stood up from behind the desk: "Okay, smart little guy, tell me, what is it that makes you put aside your beautiful afternoon to play with your friends and instead come to see me, an old man?"

Morris said seriously: "Of course I have something important to ask you."

Dumbledore smiled: "If you don't have anything important to do, go and beat up Slytherin classmates with your friends."

Morris: ""

It's not me. I wouldn't fight without me. It's all Sol and Simon's fault. It has nothing to do with me.

"Principal Dumbledore, I will never do such a thing to destroy the friendship between classmates," Morris said while observing Dumbledore's expression. The old principal now had a lot of time to listen to what he said, and his expression looked like he was watching a play: You continue to make it up, I'll listen.

Morris: ""

I shouldn't have this image in the principal's mind.

However, as long as he is calm enough, he will not be the one who is embarrassed, so he continued: "Things that affect school spirit, school discipline, and rules in this way should be taken seriously and put an end to them."

"Ahem, student Morris, tell me something about you." Dumbledore couldn't stand listening anymore and changed the subject.

"Okay Principal." Morris walked down the steps very aware of current affairs, "Principal Dumbledore, can you help me check this mark?"

"Is there something wrong with the mark?" Dumbledore walked up to Morris and looked at the crown mark carefully. "I'm sorry, kid, I haven't found any information about it yet."

"Then what can you see?" Morris continued to ask, "Gardevoir, do you remember? She said that there are two powers in this mark, but she doesn't know anything else. If you find anything, can you tell me?"

"Gardevoir." Dumbledore remembered the green and white magical animal that had been with Morris and protected him very well last time. His eyes were fixed on Morris, "It's better not to know some things."

As expected, he knew that he had been perfunctory before because he didn't want to tell him. No wonder, if even Dumbledore didn't know, then where could he find the answer?

Morris was a little flustered by Dumbledore's sight, but when he thought about it, he still didn't know how unfair it was to have things develop so far.

"Principal, please tell me the origin of this mark."

Dumbledore sighed, casually pulled a stool for Morris to sit on, and sat back behind the desk again.

"This involves a very ancient legend. I dare not let you give up looking for the secret room directly, for fear of disturbing the taboo place."

What's so scary

"How scary do you think Voldemort is?" Dumbledore pushed his eyes and looked directly at Morris with a sharp gaze.

How did Voldemort get involved with that village bully? So, should I say I'm afraid or not? I should say I'm afraid. After all, I'm famous, so I should be afraid of the previous one. But if I'm not afraid, I'm really not afraid. The positions of the seven Horcruxes have been determined, and the defense ability of my own elf There is nothing to be afraid of when blocking the wizard's magic.

Morris thought carefully about how to answer, and finally said: "Isn't there you, the principal?"

Dumbledore smiled: "I am old, and the future belongs to you young people."

"Then, is this mark left by Voldemort?" Morris was a little doubtful. If Voldemort said it, shouldn't it be a snake? What are the crown and raven?

Dumbledore shook his head slightly: "No."

Morris breathed a sigh of relief.

"But there is something more terrifying than Voldemort." Dumbledore said the second half of the sentence meaningfully.

Morris stood there with his mouth wide open.

Isn't the ultimate boss of this world Voldemort? At most, there is also Grindelwald who has been imprisoned for many years. This is the new boss who escaped from nowhere.

Dumbledore took a sip of lemon tea and continued to ask: "What is the motto of our Hogwarts school?"

"Leave the sleeping dragon alone." Morris answered very simply this time.

"That's right, don't make irrational challenges to enemies who are too powerful." Dumbledore said sternly, "You are a smart boy and you should understand the meaning of this sentence."