Hogwarts lazy snake

Horn looked at Ginny with concern and asked softly, "Ginny, how did you sleep last night? You look a little haggard, with dark circles under your eyes."

As he said this, he pushed Ron into a chair, then waved to Ginny with a smile, "Come and have breakfast, Ginny."

Ginny yawned and collapsed on the sofa, mumbling, "Okay, I came here straight after I got up. I haven't eaten yet. It's strange, I went to bed early last night, but when I got up in the morning I felt like I had been up all night. I was exhausted."

Ginny sniffed the aroma of buns in the air and looked at Ron with sparkling eyes: "Brother, I want to eat buns and soy milk, can you help me get some?"

"Okay, Ginny." Ron reached out and picked up the buns and a cup of soy milk on the table. When he handed them to Ginny, his eyes unconsciously looked at Horn.

I was about to tell you what happened last night, but Horn stopped me. He must have discovered something. We need to find a chance to ask him what he thinks.

"elder brother!"

Ginny's voice came again, and she pushed Ron's shoulder.

Horn looked at Ginny carefully with a frown on his face. He always felt that he seemed to have missed some important clues, but that feeling was like being covered by a thick fog and he couldn't grasp it.

At the same time, in a mysterious space of consciousness of the sea of ​​stars, Horn's transforming half of the pseudo-yang god emitted faint light, like starlight in the darkness.

And in a corner of the Starry Sea, a tiny red snake was flashing a strange light. The Starry Sea, which was originally as calm as a mirror, seemed to be disturbed and began to surge, as if a storm was about to come.

Outside, whatever you ask for will be granted inside the house.

"boom!"

The door of the Room of Requirement was thrown open, and two fiery figures rushed in, shouting, "Harry! Harry!"

When everyone in the room heard George and Fred calling Harry's name, they immediately became nervous and gathered around him. Hermione asked anxiously, "What's wrong with Harry?"

Because of a series of events that happened last night, Hermione, Ron and Neville did not return to the Gryffindor dormitory, but instead spent the night in the Room of Requirement.

When they heard the news about Harry, their hearts were in their throats.

When Ginny saw her two brothers looking so anxious, she had a bad feeling in her heart. She quickly swallowed the bun in her mouth and wanted to ask, but she accidentally choked.

Suddenly he had a violent coughing fit, his little face turned red, and he couldn't breathe.

Seeing this scene, everyone panicked, especially Ron, who was as anxious as an ant on a hot pan, but didn't know what to do.

Neville reacted quickly and shook Horn's alchemical puppet hard.

At this time, Horn was having breakfast with his family at home.

He suddenly came back to his senses from his trance and found his father Stock looking at him with a worried look on his face.

Stocker put down the newspaper and asked, "Horn, what's wrong with you? Are you not used to going home just now? Didn't you sleep well last night?"

Horn also felt strange, but seeing his parents' worried expressions, he quickly smiled and replied, "Maybe, the bed at home is too comfortable, I was a little drowsy."

"That's good. By the way, dear, should we go to the shops in Diagon Alley this afternoon?" Princess Li said as she gently fed the two chubby little ones breakfast.

McPhee, still wearing her iconic black dress, stood quietly beside the dining table.

She looked at Horn's condition and had a rough idea in her mind.

When Stoke and Li Fei were discussing going to see the shop in Diagon Alley that cooperated with Malfoy and others, McPhee leaned on his wooden stick and slowly said, "Sir, Madam, I think Horn seems to be sleep deprived. Why don't we send him back to his room to rest first?"

Accompanied by McPhee, Horn returned to the room. Watching McPhee close the door, Horn felt a little confused and couldn't help asking, "What's wrong? Aunt McPhee."

Although Horn didn't know why McPhee had been working as a nanny in his family for such a long time, he knew that McPhee had helped his family a lot and could even be said to have saved his family several times.

Just after he returned home last night, those witches and wizards told him that during his time at Hogwarts, several dark wizards attempted to attack the manor twice, but those dark wizards turned into ashes the moment they stepped into the manor and disappeared without a trace.

Horn knew that this must be McPhee's masterpiece. After all, the traps he set up could not achieve this level.

As for the witch party outside, Horn knew that they might be able to sense the sudden attack of dark wizards, but they definitely did not have the ability to destroy the enemy in an instant.

Perhaps only powerful dark wizards like Voldemort or Grindelwald can do it, but their subordinates probably don't have this ability.

McPhee looked at Horne seriously and said, "Mr. Horne, if you encounter any difficulties, you can ask your principal or teacher for help. Of course, you can also ask me for help, but don't do something dangerous alone. Those who care about you will be very sad."

As he spoke, McPhee suddenly tapped the ground lightly with the wooden stick in his hand.

Horn only felt a moment of trance, and then his head felt refreshed, and the previous confused feeling disappeared a lot.

"Okay, Mr. Horn, take a rest. I'll call you at lunch time." McPhee said, then opened the door and left.

Horn looked at McPhee's departing back, his heart filled with disbelief.

Because just now, he suddenly lost contact with the alchemical puppet in Hogwarts, and he finally realized that in his hazy memory, he had missed a crucial thing - the Riddle diary!

In the Room of Requirement at Hogwarts.

"Horn, what next? What should we do? Don't stop suddenly at this time!" Hermione looked at Horn anxiously, her eyes full of worry.

George and Fred on the side also looked at Horn with confusion as he stood there motionless, like a robot that had suddenly run out of power.

Hermione had just placed her hand on Ginny's body in the right position according to the Heimlich maneuver that Horn had taught her. She was about to exert force when she saw Horn suddenly stop moving.

Fortunately, at this time, Horn's consciousness returned to the alchemical puppet.

As soon as he opened his eyes, he saw Ginny's face flushed red, and she was about to break free from Hermione's first aid. Soon, Ginny spat out a small piece of bun, with a relieved expression on her face.

Hermione and others breathed a sigh of relief, and the three Weasley brothers hugged Horn excitedly and cheered.

Horn quickly asked them to stop: "Stop it!"

After all, if I didn't catch it, the alchemical puppet would fall down, which would be terrible, either broken bones or serious injuries. Now George and his men can lift me up, that's because of the magic circle.

The few of them put Horn down, and Horn asked hurriedly, "What happened to Harry?"

After hearing Horn's words, Hermione, Ginny, Neville and Ron remembered that they had just been accidentally interrupted by Ginny, and hurriedly asked.

George and Fred also remembered that they were here to report the news, and hurriedly said, "Harry has been carried to Madam Pomfrey."

Upon hearing the news, Ginny's face changed and she ran out the door without saying a word. The others followed her quickly, and everyone's heart was filled with worry about Harry.

Along the way, no one spoke, only the sound of hurried footsteps echoed in the corridor.