[Comprehensive British and American] The Wizard of Cullen's House

Before Avella rushed into Hogwarts Castle following Harry's scent, her forward steps suddenly turned abruptly and rushed towards the nearby woods.The low and hoarse roar overwhelmed the screams of fear from all the birds, Avella's eyes were dark, and there was a faint tendency to dye the whites of the eyes black.

The startled birds did not dare to get close to the furious creature, but they also refused to leave their habitat easily, hovering right above the Forbidden Forest.Avella's pounce abruptly tore away most of the trunk of a tree, but she herself continued to run in the direction where the breath went away unconsciously.

When Sirius and Remus rushed to Hogwarts and saw Harry lying unconscious on the hospital bed and Professor Dumbledore standing beside the hospital bed, Avella still did not appear.

"Is there still no news from Ivy?" Remus put his hands in his trouser pockets, and looked at Sirius who buried his head between his hands and said softly.It had been two days since Avella disappeared. Although Harry's awakening on the second day brought Sirius some comfort, it did not alleviate his worries about Avella's disappearance.

"No, there is no information at all." Sirius took a deep breath and raised his head, looking at the desk with long eyes, "Where do you think she will go? What will she hear at that time?"

"I don't think we'll ever know unless Elvira personally shows up and tells us." Remus watched helplessly as Sirius was stupefied again. Suddenly, his hairs stood on end, just at that moment. Stunned, Remus raised a faint smile and told Sirius: "I remember there seems to be an old saying in the East called..."

"Call Cao Cao, Cao Cao is here." The female voice that suddenly appeared in the office did not scare the two big men, and the man with black hair and black eyes even kicked down the chair he was sitting on the moment the owner of the voice appeared, Then he chewed hard on the name he had been thinking about for two days: "Avella Weier!"

The long brown hair looked smoother than before she left, and the warm golden eyes that were somewhat darkened as if polluted also showed a warm golden color.She was still wearing the large black cloak and wizard outfit before she left, and she only tilted her head symbolically when she was yelled at: "Karen."

"I don't care if you're Karen or Will." Sirius took a deep breath, and finally calmed down under Avella's soothing eyes.Walking around the desk between them, Sirius leaned his hips against the edge of the table: "Can you tell us where you went now?"

"Of course, I was going to tell you guys." Avella looked at Sirius, and after confirming that Sirius had calmed down, she nodded to Remus, who had been left aside all this time, but didn't show the slightest bit of impatience: "Lime, Your smell is strong."

"Yes, the night of the full moon is approaching." Remus spread his hands.

"Hmm." There was a slight smile on the corner of Avella's mouth, but her eyes were complicated and incomprehensible.

"So, where have you been the past few days?" Sirius' words drew Avella's attention back, and at the same time, he noticed Avella's serious expression—even if it was only a slight change, but Sirius frowned, "Seriously?"

"It's much more serious than this." Avella frowned, "We have to go to Professor Dumbledore."

"It's Voldemort." When Avella saw Professor Dumbledore and Snape, she said the words directly without shy away from Snape's murderous gaze, "He's back."

First of all, it was Professor Dumbledore who came back to his senses because of Avella's words. His blue eyes shot straight at Avella through his half-moon glasses, and his voice was slightly hoarse: "Did you see What?"

"I didn't see it, but I smelled it." Avella pursed her lips tightly, her whole body and expression were as stiff as a statue, if it wasn't for her mouth opening and closing and a voice coming out of it, "That day I heard Harry and Quirrell screaming so I rushed back, but before I stepped into Hogwarts Castle, I smelled Voldemort."

No one could question Elvira's sense of smell - not even Snape, who was pale because of her words.

"I chased after him. Although I never saw Voldemort's shadow, I could smell him leaving." Avella frowned, apparently unable to figure out why she could only smell but not see, and Sirius also Suddenly said: "You can't see him?"

"Yes." Avella looked over.

Sirius frowned and looked at Professor Dumbledore: "Professor, could it be..."

"Very likely." Professor Dumbledore nodded, "We all know that Voldemort is not dead. But how could Voldemort, who was severely injured by Harry, escape the pursuit of Ivy who has become a vampire? What's more, Ivy has already recorded The smell of him."

Avella frowned: "But after that, I never smelled him again."

"Maybe it's covered by something." Professor Dumbledore crossed his hands on his upper lip, "It's not impossible."

Avella frowned fiercely, and was about to speak but was interrupted by Sirius's sudden opening: "Ivy, do you still remember what you said before that Quirrell's garlic smell made you very annoyed?"

"In fact, it's more than that, he also has a very strange smell." Avella recalled what she said before in a second, "but that's not Voldemort's smell...how could it be, I was in the Forbidden Forest that night smell it everywhere."

Remus also followed Sirius' thoughts: "Maybe that's why Voldemort is attached to people?"

"...Because the smell of a mutilated body is not worth mentioning compared to the smell of a normal body, and the combination of Voldemort and Quirrell makes their smells mix together to form a new smell, so that smell is very strange." Ai Vera's expressionless conclusion was followed by a wave of panic in her heart. If Voldemort did the same thing every time he wanted to kill Harry, then her racial advantage would be just tasteless.

It's impossible for her to arrest everyone who smells weird.

"He hasn't come back yet, at least not physically." Snape, who had been silently listening to the words of several people, suddenly spoke in a hoarse voice, and he rolled up the sleeve of one of his hands to reveal the dim "If he comes back, it's impossible not to call us."

Avella frowned, but had to admit that Snape was right.

"I think..." Professor Dumbledore, who had been listening to everyone talking, suddenly said, with a slight smile in his voice that no one could understand, and his blue eyes slightly curved, "We can put these things aside for now. Let's go, especially you two, Ivy and Sirius - I hear you have plans for this holiday."

Everyone was taken aback by this strange direction, especially Sirius, who wrinkled his whole face in confusion and looked at Avella, but saw Avella's tangled look: "Arrangement?"

"I promised that Rosalie would take Harry to Forks Town during the holidays." Avella explained softly, "But Professor, we should now..."

"No, kid." Professor Dumbledore interrupted Avella gently but sternly, "You already knew when you chased for two days and still failed to catch Voldemort, he still doesn't have his own Flesh."

Snape and Remus might not be able to understand these somewhat inconsistent words, but Avella and Sirius did.

Avella suddenly put away the expression that seemed to be about to say something, took a deep breath and nodded: "I understand, professor."

"Then you can go back and prepare. I think Harry must be looking forward to the next trip to Fox." Professor Dumbledore waved a few people to leave, but stopped Snape when they were about to leave.His blue eyes were fixed on the pale man, and his voice was steady and quiet: "Sev, I think I need you to do something."

The three people who left Dumbledore's office did not stay for long, because Avella's cheating hearing made them hear the voices coming from Dumbledore's office even if they went far away.Avella said while walking, "Professor Dumbledore asked Snape to test Lucius Malfoy."

"It's a good way." Sirius swayed Avella's arm against Avella's left and right, and when Avella looked over, he didn't feel the slightest embarrassment of being caught. Looking back with a blank expression, he grabbed her cold hand and interlocked his fingers.

Remus suppressed his laugh, and quickly said before the two of them could speak: "Then I'll go first, and by the way, help me wish Harry a happy holiday."

After Remus left, Sirius said: "No matter what happens in the future, you must explain to me first." He didn't want to experience the situation where she disappeared without saying a word again, although he knew it was inevitable, but All he wanted was this moment of peace of mind.

Avery looked at Sirius' narrowed eyes and said seriously: "You know I can't make you such a promise."

Sirius was furious, but couldn't say anything to refute Avella.Avella gently hooked her fingers and held Sirius back loosely: "But if you promise me one thing, then I will definitely keep every promise you want me to make in the future."

Sirius frowned immediately, but he couldn't ignore such a tempting exchange, so he said, "You talk first."

Avella looked at him with an unprecedented seriousness, with determination that shocked Sirius: "Don't let me hear what you say again, you want me to turn you into a vampire."

They were standing in the corridor. It happened to be the end of get out of class time, and students in twos and threes started to walk out of the classroom.They had excited smiles on their faces because it was the last class of the semester and they would have two months of free time.

"Sirius, Ivy!" Harry was also very excited, and what made him even more excited was that as soon as he left the classroom door, he saw two of his favorite relatives standing in the corridor, but before he ran over, he Suddenly, his footsteps stopped, and Ron, who was following him, was knocked back two steps abruptly.

"Hey! Harry, what are you doing!" Ron said dissatisfiedly, clutching his head.

But Harry didn't answer him. The blue-eyed boy just looked at the two motionless people not far away, and the cheerful expression on his face was gradually replaced by seriousness.