Hogwarts: The Founder Reborn

The injured Professor McGonagall was sent to the medical wing, and Salazar, who tried to attack Umbridge, was turned by Snape to Umbridge's office.

Godric let go of the bloody Baron, feeling extremely anxious.

He was worried that Salazar would lose control of his temper, but even with the help of Harry's Invisibility Cloak, she couldn't just walk into Umbridge's office, especially when she was surrounded by a group of Aurors. .

"Baro! I need your help! We must find a way to do something to save Salazar."

Barrow also knew from other ghosts that Salazar was sent to Umbridge's office, so he ran to Umbridge's office because he was worried, and met Godric in the end.

"Professor Gryffindor..."

Barrow spoke hesitantly.

"I know you can command Peeves, right?"

"That's it."

"You find Peeves and order him to ask Miss Weasley of Gryffindor, the older one, for the things she confiscated from the Weasley twins, and tell him to put all those fireworks and all in Umri Let it out in Qi's office."

If Barrow hadn't died, at this moment, hearing Godric's request, he felt that his heart would be frightened.

"Professor Gryffindor! The dean is still inside!"

"I know! So you go in and have a look, and find a way to tell Salazar that when Peeves enters, let him use defensive magic to protect himself." Godric hesitated for a moment. "If his wand is confiscated, if he is bound, you come out and tell me, I will go in as soon as possible and bring him out first."

Godric's eyes were unabashedly frenzied, and it was only at this moment that Barrow realized that he was in front of Professor Gryffindor, and his adventurous spirit was actually very famous.

Although later Godric became the professor who looked very mature because of the laziness of other professors, but in fact, before he became a professor, he was also famous for his adventures with Salazar Slytherin and his own excellence. of.

Barrow tried to redeem himself: "That sounds too risky, Professor Gryffindor."

Godric put away the invisibility cloak, worried that he might damage Harry's invisibility cloak during the battle, then took his wand and tapped on a wall in Umbridge's office.

He turned his head and saw Barrow who hadn't left yet, and couldn't help but sternly said: "Why haven't you gone yet! If it wasn't for Helena and the others who couldn't touch the real thing, I wouldn't just be looking for you and Peeves!"

Barrow had no choice but to go to Peeves. Thinking that the eldest girl in the Weasley family was actually Rowena, he couldn't help thinking that maybe Rowena could stop something, and he also drifted to Gryffindor College.

Godric's wand continued to tap on the wall, and the wall gradually became transparent, like a mirror covered with a layer of hot steam. It was blurry, but people could be seen.

Godric put his ear to the wall, overhearing Umbridge's words.

"Fired! Must be fired!"

Umbridge grabbed one of Salazar's arms, his fingers almost poking his face, triumphantly.

Professor Flitwick stood aside, his originally short figure became even smaller under Umbridge's aggression. He held Salazar's clothes corners with both hands, raised his head, and did not give in to Umbridge .

On the other side, Professor Sprout twisted his handkerchief, trying to bring the topic to Professor McGonagall.

"That's his godmother! Minerva is very close to the child!"

Snape interjected from time to time.

"With all due respect, Sachs Dumbledore did not directly attack you or any official of the Ministry of Magic!"

Umbridge pointed at Snape's nose and growled, "Do you know what you're talking about?! He pointed his wand at me and my colleagues!"

Godric narrowed his eyes, and then he muttered under his breath, "Can't you take out your wand and just use a lumo?"

Salazar, who had been keeping his head down in silence, suddenly heard something, raised his head, and looked around with some doubts on his face. Then, when Umbridge looked at him, he pursed his lips and hesitated for a while.

"I just wanted to cast a Lumos, Professor Umbridge."

Professor Flitwick looked at Salazar in amazement as if he had been strangled.

"I was worried about Minerva, and then Professor Snape said that she seemed to be dying. I tried to illuminate her so that he could carefully examine Minerva's injuries." Salazar said cautiously and pitifully, He looked at Umbridge innocently.

Then, as if frightened, he took a step back, and under Umbridge's stare, he continued, "I just look very dark, and I can't even see what Minerva's injury looks like, so I just pulled out my wand and tried to illuminate it."

To be honest, it was hard for those present to believe such shameless words.

But Professor Sprout gave a loud sob, and she pulled Salazar into her arms.

"Listen to what the boy said! He didn't attack any of you at all!"

Someone tried to retort: ​​"He should be taking the test!"

Flitwick's fierce eyes swept over: "You also know that it's exam time! When this kid is taking an exam, it's an astronomy exam. He has a telescope, and that classroom is just facing Hagrid's hut! He will definitely see it !"

Snape said coolly on the side: "Then in front of all the students taking the exam, he attacked McGonagall, the dean of Gryffindor and the godmother of Sax Dumbledore."

Sprout hugged Salazar tightly, wary of everyone, and she looked over, as if everyone was a bad person.

"Did he cast any offensive spells?"

Dawlish added in good time: "I didn't see him use any offensive spells, at least I didn't hear him say any spells."

If Umbridge continued to pester her, she would be glared at by Dean Sprout and Professor Flitwick.

Professor Sprout said: "You can't fire a student for intellectually trying to use a fluorescent flash!"

Just then, an Auror said, "We can check his wand!"

When everyone else looked over, he blushed and said, "Even if you read half of the fluorescent spell, you can still check it out."

Sarah looked to the wall where the cat pictures were still hanging, not sure if she heard Godric, and then he heard Godric's voice.

"Finally here! Have you got your things? Very good, these are enough."

"Barrow, you go and sneak me Salazar's wand, Peeves, you put this and this fireworks and these in there! Responsible for causing chaos!"

When Salazar heard this, he realized that Godric might really be across the wall. He stared at the wall in astonishment, making the cats on the wall think that they were looking at him, and all made cute meows at him.

And Salazar was just surprised: Godric's words didn't sound like good things.