Ancient Warlocks at Hogwarts

Regarding Ron's confession, Andre didn't feel much angry. Instead, he breathed a sigh of relief.

Ron somehow didn't reveal the existence of the Room of Requirement, which at least gave them room for change.

"I haven't seen the fire dragon you mentioned, Ron. Maybe you remembered it wrong." Andre lied seriously: "If you don't believe it, professor, you can go into our dormitories and search. After all, That’s a fire dragon, even if it’s a hatchling, we don’t have anywhere to hide, right?”

Snape took a deep look at Andre. He was not an idiot. Since Andre dared to let them go in and explore, there would definitely be no problem inside.

However, Filch smiled excitedly when he heard this. He really felt that the fire dragon was hidden in the dormitory by Andre and others.

"Take out all your pockets that have been casted by the Invisible Stretching Charm. I know you gave one to each of your friends." As for Professor McGonagall, she would not be as easy to fool as Filch, and she knew very well that Professor McGonagall was not as easy to fool as Filch. Andre gave away a large number of space pockets last Christmas because she received one herself at the time.

This thing can indeed hide a baby dragon, but if they want to hide the dragon in the bag, why would they bring that dragon into the school?Wouldn't it be better to let Hagrid raise it by himself?

However, although nothing would be found in the space pocket, Andre still deliberately showed a troubled expression.

It was a pity that the three Hermiones who were supposed to cooperate with him in the performance did not react at all.

Fortunately, everyone's attention was now focused on Andre, and no one else looked relieved.

Looking at Andre's expression, Snape sneered. He felt that Professor McGonagall had indeed discovered the other party's flaw: "Take it out, Mr. Know-It-All."

Pretending to be reluctant, Andre took out his space pocket from his robe and handed it to Professor McGonagall.

"And yours." After Professor McGonagall took it, she didn't give up. She turned her attention to the other people.

Naturally, Hermione and Harry did not dare to refuse, and it seemed that there was no need to refuse. They handed over their bags one after another.

After checking them one by one, Professor McGonagall's eyebrows knitted tightly together, and she signaled to Snape that she found nothing in her pocket.

Their Potions professor was a little unconvinced, so he personally stepped forward to take the bags from Professor McGonagall and rummaged through them again.

Obviously, he couldn't find the fire dragon he wanted, so he angrily yelled at Andre and others: "What on earth are you playing?"

"Sorry, I don't understand what you mean, Professor Snape." Andre said calmly: "As you can see, we are not hiding a fire dragon. We can't just let the other two students talk nonsense. Are you going to accuse us wrongly?”

"Very good! Very good!" Snape, who really couldn't find any evidence, said viciously: "Then you'd better not let me find any clues, otherwise your wand will be broken and you will be expelled from Hogwarts. Good results.”

After that, he walked downstairs without looking back.

"Andre, I don't need to tell you anything about the danger of fire dragons. I know you may have your own ideas, but a fire dragon is absolutely not allowed to appear in Hogwarts." Snape looked at Snape with disappointment. As Malfoy and Filch left, Professor McGonagall finally said earnestly that she actually believed what Ron said.

After all, the initial reactions of Hermione and the three of them said everything, but there was no evidence. Even if she was the vice-principal of Hogwarts, it would be hard to do anything to Andre.

And she still has a certain amount of trust in this student. Not only was Andrei's outstanding performance in the Transfiguration class, he and Harry not long ago defeated Voldemort who possessed Quirrell, and also captured Peter Pettigrew was an excellent Gryffindor in everything he did.

Just bringing a fire dragon into the school was far beyond the limit of what she could endure.

Faced with Professor McGonagall's warning, Andre could only smile bitterly and not respond.

After all the professors left, Hagrid also said goodbye. He was not suitable to stay in the castle, especially under the current situation. However, before he left, he gave Ron a fierce look. Because of Harry, he had been looking at Ron for a long time. Ron looked at him differently, but he didn't expect that he would be betrayed.

Percy didn't expect that the matter would end up like this. Even the professors couldn't do anything to Andre, let alone him, so he took Ron and prepared to get back to the Gryffindor common room.

"Let me go!" Unfortunately, Ron didn't feel that he should go with him. He broke away from Percy's hand and shouted loudly.

"What? Do you still want to hang out with them?" Percy sneered and glanced at his brother and said, "Don't you see the way they look at you? Ron, you have to figure it out. You won't end up well with unruly guys. Look at what they have done, attacking prefects and raising fire dragons, these things are enough to get them into Azkaban!"

"I don't think so," Andre stood up and said, "Our prefect, even the professors don't think we raise fire dragons, so please don't frame us casually."

"Do you think you can get away with your words?" Percy, who was retorted by Andre, couldn't suppress his anger and shouted: "Just wait and see! Not only the professors will stare at you , I will also keep an eye on you!"

Andre smiled bitterly in his heart. It was such an unlucky day. It was Hagrid who secretly raised the fire dragon, but everyone seemed to regard him as the mastermind, even though it was indeed his idea to bring Norbert into the castle.

In the end, Percy returned to the lounge angrily by himself, while Ron stood hesitantly in front of the Fat Lady's portrait with his head lowered, not daring to raise his eyes to look at anyone.

"Ron! Why did you..." Seeing everyone walking away, Harry couldn't help but question his best friend.

But Andre covered his mouth: "Don't say it here, let's find another place, and you'd better not be so angry. I think Ron definitely didn't mean it, right?"

At this time, Harry also noticed that the portraits on the wall were eavesdropping on their conversations. These gossip-loving portraits were all big mouths. It was better to expect them to keep secrets than to expect Snape to smile and tell them. It is still difficult for them to attend class.

"Come with me, I think we need to find a place to have a good talk." Seeing that Harry understood, Andre let go of him and then motioned for the three little wizards to follow.