Hogwarts: Blood of Alduin

"Bryce, hurry up and have a day off today. I didn't expect them to be willing to let us have fifteen days of training and one day off. There are also new students entering school. On that day, there are two full days of holiday. I'm already looking forward to it." Kassandra Looking at Bryce who was washing, he said excitedly.

"Are we going to see the Whomping Willow today? The Marauder's Map marks where it leads to the Shrieking Shack in Hogsmeade." Bryce said.

"Okay, this must be a great adventure, after all, not many people dare to go there yet." Cassandra said.

"Okay Cassandra, let's go have breakfast first. After all, people are like iron rice and steel." Bryce said.

Then the two came to the auditorium together. As expected, there were only a few people here. It seemed that all the students were exhausted from the past few days of training.

Soon the two of them finished their breakfast and came to the Whomping Willow together.

The quiet willow tree felt someone approaching and immediately became violent. It waved its wicker crazily, emitting a hurricane every time.

"Be careful Cassandra, if you hit her all at once, it won't be good." Bryce said.

"Don't worry Bryce, I have a way, I just need you to cover me." Cassandra said.

"Okay Cassandra, I will attract its attention in a moment, and you take the opportunity to make him stop." Bryce said.

Then Bryce rushed forward, and a Thunderbolt bomb bounced off all the wickers.Kassandra took the opportunity, rushed forward, and pressed a button at the root of the tree to quiet the Whomping Willow.

"Come on, Cassandra," Bryce said.

"Okay, Bryce," Cassandra replied.

Then the two of them got into the tree hole of the Whomping Willow. There was a secret passage inside. Judging from the dust inside, it was obvious that no one had come here for a long time.

"Why is there a black dog here?" Bryce said.

"Perhaps he ran in by himself." Cassandra replied.

At this moment, the black dog suddenly showed an aggressive attitude toward the two of them. He groaned in his throat and showed his sharp teeth.

"Calm down little one, we don't mean any harm," Cassandra said.

"No! Cassandra, he is not an ordinary dog. I feel the aura of magic on him. Although it is very weak, it is indeed there." Bryce said.

"You said he is a magical creature. But this looks like an ordinary dog?" Cassandra said doubtfully.

"No! He's an Animagus! Who are you?!" Bryce shouted loudly.

The dog didn't reply, but gradually stood up. His body slowly grew larger, his tail disappeared, and he turned into a vicissitudes of human being.

"Are you!? Sirius Black! You are the wanted criminal! You actually got to go to Hogwarts!" Cassandra said in shock.

After hearing this, Bryce immediately pulled out Changyou. After all, there was no room for carelessness for a criminal who blew up a whole street.

"No! It's not me, I was wronged! It was Pettigrew, he betrayed James and he is the murderer! Not me!" Sirius shouted.

"All criminals say that! You killed Pettigrew, of course you can say that!" Bryce said.

"No! He is still alive! He is a rat now! A filthy rat who has been hiding in a Weasley's house and living an ignoble existence!" Sirius shouted.

"That rat broke a toe, and he is Pettigrew! He is the murderer, and it was he who caused me to be imprisoned in Azkaban for 12 years! A whole 12 years!" Sirius shouted excitedly.

"Why should we believe you!" Bryce said.

"Wait Bryce, Ron does have a mouse and a broken toe. I saw it last time he trained." Cassandra said.

"That's him! That's the coward! He betrayed James! I'm going to kill him! Revenge for James!" Sirius shouted.

"Really? Cassandra, are you sure you read it correctly?" Bryce asked.

"It's absolutely true, Bryce, I did see it," Cassandra said.

"Sirius, I can trust you, but you have to stay in the dungeons of Hogwarts. We will report Pettigrew's matter to Dumbledore and let him judge." Bryce said.

"I'm already here, Bryce, Sirius, long time no see. There is some food here. You must be starving," Dumbledore said.

"Principal Dumbledore! Do you believe me?" Sirius said excitedly.

"Of course, after all, there were too many doubts at the time, and the warlocks from Shushan have already divined for you. You will get your innocence back," Dumbledore said.

"Thank you, thank you Principal Dumbledore." Sirius replied excitedly.Then he picked up the food and wolfed it down, not forgetting to ask his godson how he was doing.

"Principal Dumbledore, since you know, why don't you arrest Pettigrew?" Bryce asked.

"There is no evidence yet, Mr. Bryce. Until the evidence is found, Pettigrew cannot be touched. This will only alert the enemy." Dumbledore replied.

"I understand, Headmaster Dumbledore," Bryce replied.

"Sirius, before I get the evidence, I need you to stay in an attic in Hogwarts. We will call you when needed. Also, Harry doesn't know yet and can't tell you so soon. He, I'm afraid he'll get too excited and do something wrong," Dumbledore said.

"I am willing Mr. Dumbledore. I know Harry must hate me very much now. I am willing to stay in the attic." Sirius replied.

"Mr. Bryce and Miss Cassandra, I need you to pretend you don't know anything. After all, Pettigrew is very cunning." Dumbledore said.

"No problem, Professor Dumbledore." Bryce and Cassandra replied together.

"Now, go back and be sure not to reveal your flaws." Dumbledore said again.

"Okay, Mr. Principal, we will definitely not tell anyone." Bryce and Cassandra replied in unison.

Then the two left the Shrieking Shack and walked towards Hogwarts.

"Bryce, where should we go next?" Cassandra asked.

"Let's go around a bit. We'll go give Sirius some food later. After all, he's Harry's godfather and Harry is still my student. He should be taken care of," Bryce said.

"That's right. Let's go to the box before that. Meruyes is about to break out of his shell, and the two little guys, Abu and Aka, haven't seen their father for a long time." Kassandra said .

"Let's go, Cassandra. I'm going to see what happened to Meruyes after he turned into an egg last time." Bryce replied.