A Hogwarts dissertation guide

"When Snape first entered school, he knew more spells than half of the students in the seventh grade. He was also a member of the Slytherin gang. Later, almost all the people in that gang became Death Eaters." Lu Ping showed a look of recollection, "At that time, they were very difficult to deal with - James, Sirius and Snape... they were very difficult to deal with..."

"What about the people who were in the same gang as him at the time?" Hermione asked.

Lupine counted the names of the people one by one with his fingers: "Rozier and Wilkes - they were killed by Aurors a year before Voldemort fell. The Lestranges were imprisoned in Az Caban Avery - who, I understand, deceived his way out of the situation by saying he was under the Imperius Curse and involuntarily acted - is still at large. But as far as I know, Snyder Snape was never accused of being a Death Eater - which doesn't mean much. Many of them were never caught. Snape was undoubtedly cunning and clever and could have gotten away with it."

"Snape was very familiar with Karkaroff, but he didn't want others to know that," Ron said.

"Yes, you should have seen the look on Snape's face when Karkaroff broke into Potions class yesterday!" Harry said quickly, "Karkaroff wanted to talk to Snape Talk, he said Snape had been avoiding him. Karkaroff seemed very anxious. He showed Snape something on his arm, but I couldn't see what it was."

"What did he show Snape on his arm?" said Lupine, looking very confused.But he seemed to suddenly realize it in an instant. He obviously realized something, but he obviously felt that it was best not to tell these three children. So he shook his head and pretended to be helpless and said: "Oh, I don't know what that is. What's going on... But if Karkaroff is extremely anxious and asks Snape for advice..."

Harry seemed a little irritable, as if he was unhappy that Lupine and Ron doubted Snape, "Dumbledore believes in Snape. Sometimes people whom Dumbledore believes are not believed by many others, but I think, If Snape had served Voldemort, Dumbledore would never have let him teach at Hogwarts."

But he didn't want to directly say that he trusted Snape. If James and Sirius heard this, they would be furious.

"Then why were Moody and Crouch so eager to break into Snape's office?" Ron asked stubbornly.

"I think," Lupine said slowly, obviously thinking hard, "Mad-Eye probably searched every teacher's office after entering Hogwarts. Moody, this guy, He took his Defense Against the Dark Arts lessons very seriously. He probably didn't believe anyone, which was not surprising after all he had witnessed. But, in Moody's honor, I would say that as long as he could Avoid, he never kills innocent people indiscriminately. He always captures people alive when possible. He is rough, but never lowers himself to the level of a Death Eater. And Crouch...he is completely different... …Is he really sick? If he is sick, why is he still struggling to break into Snape's office? If he is not sick...what does he want to do? What big deal is he dealing with at the World Cup? Going to the top box to watch the game? What is he doing when he's supposed to be refereeing the championship game?"

Lupine was lost in thought, staring at a brown paper box, lost in thought, obviously wondering what exactly Crouch was planning to do.Finally, he raised his head and asked Ron.

"You said your brother is Crouch's personal assistant? Can you ask him if he has seen Crouch recently?"

"You can try," Ron said hesitantly, "but it's best not to let him hear that I think Crouch is doing something shady. Percy is in love with Crouch."

"You can also ask by the way whether they have found out the whereabouts of Bertha Jorkins." Lupine said, pointing to the copy of the "Daily Prophet" in Ron's hand.

"Bagman told me not yet," Harry said.

"Yes, he was quoted in the article," said Lupine, nodding towards the paper. "He was excited to say how terrible Bertha's memory was. We used to know Bertha, unless she changed completely later. But in my case She was not at all forgetful—quite the opposite. She was a little confused, but had an excellent memory for gossip. This often got her into a lot of trouble; she never knew when You should shut up. I can imagine that she must be an annoying burden in the Ministry of Magic... Maybe it is because of this that Bagman has not set out to find her..."

Valley</span> Lupine sighed. He seemed to be having a headache because of these things. In fact, there had been no progress on these things for several months, and none of this seemed like a good process.

"What time is it?" Lupine let out a long sigh and rubbed his eyes with his hands.

"03:30," Hermione said, glancing down at her watch.

"You'd better go back to school." Lupine said and stood up, "Now listen to me..." He looked at Harry very seriously, "I don't want you to sneak out of school, understand? I know. You have an invisibility cloak, but I don’t want you to do this. It’s not very safe outside right now. I don’t know how many pairs of eyes are staring at you. You must not leave Hogwarts without permission. If they want to If you take action, that’s a perfect opportunity.”

"No one has tried to kill me so far, except for a fire dragon," Harry said.

Lupine and Harry both made a tacit agreement not to mention Hermione and Ron.Hermione has a teacher like Edward, and I'm afraid no one in the wizarding world would dare to cause trouble for her.

As for Ron, well, he's just a Weasley.

Who would care?

"After the tournament is over, let's go back to Grimmauld Place and celebrate your 15th birthday together, okay?"

"No problem." Harry nodded vigorously.

"Can I buy something in the store?" Ron said suddenly just as they left the warehouse and came to the shop.

"Of course, no problem. You can take some of each back and play with it." Lupine naturally picked up the tray that he had placed next to him, and then began to help Harry and Ron choose prank toys.

"Childish boy." Hermione whispered and began to browse the shelves.

She is not interested in these prank toys, but is interested in the magic used on them. It is not easy to make these prank toys effective in a stable and controllable manner.