HP meets at Hogwarts

Chapter 124 Conversation

"Ann? Ann? Ann!?"

Ann opened her eyes suddenly, covered in cold sweat, wrapped in the quilt, but she was no longer on the bed.

Fanny crouched next to Ann, looking terrified, while Pansy, Milis, and Talia crouched around Ann in their pajamas.

Ann only felt a splitting headache, she hugged her head tightly and curled up into a ball.

"Ann?" said Fanny softly, but Ann ignored her.

"We have to send Ann to the school hospital!" Fanny looked at the other three.

"That's right!" The three agreed unanimously, and it seemed that the three of them were also frightened.

Ann bit her tongue hard until her mouth was filled with the smell of blood. She wanted to speak, but found that her throat was dry.

Afterwards, Millis almost lifted Ann up, and it was still very easy for her to lift Ann with double her weight.

Fanny temporarily put a thick coat on Ann to protect Ann from the cold sweat, "Let's go, I'm very worried about Ann."

The three nodded in unison and walked quickly.

An was carried to the school hospital in a daze, and Madam Pomfrey was taken aback by the battle early on Saturday morning.

But after seeing that it was Ann, she quickly ordered Milis to put Ann on the hospital bed, "How can you carry Ann over? Quickly, put her down gently."

Millis nodded, and gently threw the dizzy Ann onto the hospital bed.

As soon as she was lying down, Ann felt even more uncomfortable. She shrank up and hugged her head.

Madam Pomfrey waved to the other people, "Let's make room, don't squeeze together, if you don't mind, you can go back to the dormitory and change your clothes before coming over."

Pansy looked down at her pajamas, then screamed, and ran out of the school hospital. Miris and Thalia almost reacted in the same way, but they still glanced at Ann before leaving.

Fanny didn't leave. She sat on the seat beside Ann's hospital bed and asked worriedly, "Madame Pomfrey, can you quickly see what's wrong with Ann?"

"Okay, I'll check her now—" But as soon as she touched Ann's arm, Ann shrank even more, and she grabbed the pillow and covered her head.

Madam Pomfrey looked at Ann in embarrassment, then turned to Fanny, "Miss Charles, please tell me—"

"When I woke up in the morning, I was awakened by the sound of Ann falling out of bed. Ann must have been having a nightmare, sweating all the time, and kept saying gun? The pronunciation should be this, I woke her up—" Fanny shrank her neck when she said this, "Ann opened her eyes, but they were full of bloodshot eyes."

Madam Pomfrey frowned, looked at Ann, "Okay, if that's the case, I'll go find a bottle of tranquilizer."

She walked to the depths of the hospital, pushed a wooden mobile medicine bottle rack over, and pulled off the cap of a glass bottle of light blue liquid, "Do me a favor, help Ann up."

Fanny nodded, took the pillow off Ann's head, and lifted Ann up.

Ann didn't resist so much, she felt that the headache was gradually getting better, and the wound on her tongue brought her back a bit of reason, so when the medicine bottle was brought to her mouth, she took a big sip, but she was choked immediately arrive.

"Ahem——" He spit out a lot of the medicine he took just now.

The blood-stained potion was particularly obvious on the white bed sheet, which shocked both Madam Pomfrey and Fanny.

"Madame Pomfrey!" Fanny's voice trembled.

"Cough—" An hurriedly swallowed the remaining medicine in her mouth, "I, I'm fine—"

With an unusually hoarse voice, "I just bit my tongue..."

The two were clearly relieved.

Madam Pomfrey fed Ann some tranquilizer again, and instructed, "Drink it slowly, don't choke again."

This time, Ann drank very slowly, finishing the bottle in small sips.

"Okay, this will make you feel better." Madam Pomfrey put the empty bottle away, "Ann, do you still have any pain?"

An sat up straight, narrowed her eyes, her voice was still hoarse, "My head hurts, and my tongue hurts—"

"Head hurts?" Madam Pomfrey checked Ann, and found a swollen lump on the back of Ann's head, and touched it lightly.

"pain--"

"Sure enough, when I fell, I hit my head first." Madam Pomfrey said, but after looking into Ann's eyes, she asked, "What time did you go to bed last night?"

"Uh, three o'clock." Ann replied honestly.

"Three o'clock?" Fanny exclaimed, and said in an inconceivable tone, "My God, you don't go to bed until three o'clock!"

Madam Pomfrey said in a flat tone, "It's nothing serious, I'll put some medicine on your tongue and some medicine on your eyes, and stay in the hospital for observation overnight."

"Do you want to stay in the hospital?" Ann said in a hoarse voice, "Can you not stay, I don't like staying overnight in the hospital - I'm afraid, I will have nightmares again." When the word nightmare was mentioned, An obviously trembled trembling, and there was a hint of fear in his tone.

Madam Pomfrey glanced at Ann, "I can use magic to turn the sheets and quilts into sky blue like last time, how about it?"

Ann quickly shook her head, "No, not sky blue."

"Then what color do you want?" Madam Pomfrey asked patiently.

"Can you not stay?" An asked pitifully.

Madam Pomfrey shook her head, and insisted, "No, the head is not a trivial matter, we must stay in the hospital for observation for one night."

"Okay then, I want the gray one with a pattern on it." An Bianpingzui said.

Madam Pomfrey nodded, "Miss Charles, you and Ann can chat for a while, I'll go get the medicine."

Fanny nodded, she looked at Ann, and breathed a sigh of relief, "Phew, Ann, it's fine—"

"I'm sorry." Ann's eyes were dim.

"No need to apologize, you didn't do anything wrong, it's not your fault that you were frightened by the nightmare." Fanny shook her head and said, looking at Ann, she changed the subject, "What do you want for breakfast? I'll give you later bring it here?"

"Okay, I'd like hot milk, mashed potato pie, blueberry toast, a vegetable sandwich, and a donut, by the way, don't forget—"

"Pudding, isn't it?" Fanny continued.

"Yeah." Ann nodded with a smile, "If you go back to the dormitory, can you bring me my schoolbag and a stack of parchment on the desk? Ah, and the history of magic homework on the desk."

"Aren't you serious? Ann, are you a sick man now?"

Ann tugged at Fanny's sleeve.

"Okay, okay, I see, I will bring it to you when I go back to the dormitory to change clothes? Ah, I have to tell about this—"

"Don't—" Ann said quickly.

"Well, then I see, I'll go now?" said Fanny.

"Okay!" Ann nodded.

Madam Pomfrey took medicine and dripped eye drops in Ann's eyes, and applied a thick layer of white plaster with a good smell to the wound on both sides of her tongue.

"Madame Pomfrey," Ann said with a stone in her mouth, "I don't want to see anyone else today—"

"Of course, you need to take a good rest now, and sleep after breakfast. Would you like a sleeping potion?"

After finishing her breakfast, Ann drank another small cup of sleeping potion and slept until noon.

The sunlight at the end of autumn sees through the castle’s large pieces of glass and casts into the school hospital. Some fine dust rises and falls in the sunlight. The school hospital is very quiet, and the white hospital bed and white curtains are shrouded in yellow sunlight.

Ann sat up, but her head still hurt. She could even feel a blood vessel throbbing in her head.

He raised his hand and looked at the time, it was already past one in the afternoon.

Looking around, Ann took a paper bag from the bedside table. If she guessed correctly, it should be the Chinese food that Fanny brought her. But after opening the paper bag, she froze for a moment, and took out a parchment.

Familiar handwriting, she had seen almost all Transfiguration notebooks written by this man in the past few years.

Ann, I'm worried about you. Are you okay?Madam Pomfrey said you need to rest, so I wrote you a note, ah, by the way, I got you a lot of good food from the Gryffindor table, take a good rest.Hermione.

With a sore nose, An looked at the full paper bag.

In the afternoon, Ann didn't go to bed anymore, but finished her homework on the history of magic and ancient runes, and then picked up a stack of thick parchment to complete the contents above.

Fanny still brought the dinner. After dinner and chatting for a while, Fanny went back to the dormitory.Ann kept flipping through the thick "Intermediate Transfiguration Detailed Explanation" until 08:30. She looked up at her watch, got out of bed, and put on the Hogwarts school robe. Hanging the coat of arms of the prefect and the Roland family.

Ann took off the badges of the prefect and the Roland family, put them on the table, and took a stack of thick parchment in her hand. After thinking about it, she took out a pair of black-rimmed glasses from her schoolbag.

Pulling out a blank parchment, An hurriedly wrote on it, "I have something to do, go out for a while, make sure to come back at night, An stay."

Glancing at the office, An quietly walked out of the school hospital.

When Madam Pomfrey came out of the office, Ann had disappeared. After reading the note, she muttered, "Really—but why take off all the badges when you go out?"

Walking all the way to the eighth floor, Ann stood opposite the tapestry where the troll beat Barnaba with a stick, walked back and forth three times along the wall, and a very smooth door appeared on the wall with a beautifully carved copper handle.

When holding the handle, Ann stopped again, she withdrew her hand, stared at the door for a while, then shook her head, stepped back, closed her eyes and thought for a while, the door slowly disappeared .

Ann retreated to a corner on the eighth floor. She remembered that there was an old classroom here. When she opened a wooden door, there was a small classroom with a large glass window. Unfortunately, it was broken, and the wind was blowing. It came in, but it had a good view. The milky white moonlight came in, and a crescent moon reflected in the big lake in front of the castle could be clearly seen from the window.

An walked to the window and stared at the scenery outside the window for a while. The sound of the wind could be heard very clearly in the empty classroom. Under the moonlight, the surface of the lake was covered with silver ripples.

At [-]:[-], a door suddenly appeared on the stone wall on the eighth floor, and then hurried footsteps and whispered discussions sounded.

Ann regained her senses, tightened the parchment in her hand, and waited for the footsteps of the large troops to leave, she opened the wooden door and walked out. The crowd all walked to the other side. No one knew that there was a dilapidated small classroom on the eighth floor. , came to the door, Ann held the copper handle, took a breath, and opened the door.

Sure enough, she guessed right, Hermione, Ron, and Harry were still there, and the three of them got together and just planned to take out the Marauder's Map to see if the members had returned to the dormitory safely.

When An La opened the door, the three of them were startled, but then Hermione showed a huge expression of surprise on her face, she almost jumped up, and ran towards An La quickly.

"Ann! God, why are you here? Aren't you sick? Are you okay? When I went to the school hospital to find you, Madam Pomfrey said you needed to rest and wouldn't let me in, and then I went to look for you Fanny—”

Hermione leaned in front of Ann, "Why are you wearing glasses again? But it looks cooler than usual. Ah, aren't you going to be hospitalized tonight? Why are you—"

Ann grabbed Hermione's hand that was about to take off her glasses, and said, "Don't take it off—" Although the hoarse voice was much better than in the morning, it still surprised the three of them.

"Ann?" Hermione withdrew her hand, her tone full of worry.

"I'm fine," Ann said calmly. She looked at Ron and Harry. "Can you two go out? I have something to talk to Hermione alone."

Harry and Ron looked at each other, nodded immediately, and they went out quickly.

The door was gently closed, and the air suddenly became quiet.

Ann looked at Hermione, and for a moment didn't know what expression to use to face her, so she turned her eyes slightly, and passed the parchment in her hand.

Hermione took the parchment, "What is this—ah, is this?"

"What I know may be of help to you," said Ann, "is too simple for me to write, and I think you must know--"

"Great!" said Hermione, looking over. "What's this? The Mirror Shield Charm? I've never heard of that spell?"

"Well, that's for you. This spell was invented by the previous patriarch of the Roland family. If you cast a spell on the enemy, you can bounce back the opponent's spell. You can also cast a spell on yourself to form a transparent The protective cover is still very practical to prevent someone from sneaking behind, I—”

"Is there such a spell?" Hermione asked curiously.

"Yes, this is the basis—well, that's not important, anyway." Ann took out a gold Galleon from her pocket, which was the fake gold coin that Hermione gave her.

When Hermione saw the gold coin, her eyes changed, and she had a particularly bad feeling in her heart. She looked up at Ann.

"Anyway, I want to return this gold coin to you. I can't do it, and you shouldn't do it. If—" Ann glanced at the list on the wall, "If they know, someone will Not happy."

"Can--"

An shook his head resolutely, and put the gold coin on the parchment.

"and also--"

The two eyes were intertwined, and An's words stuck in her throat, "I, I know—"

Taking a deep breath, Ann stared into Hermione's eyes, and said with forced composure, "I'm sorry, Hermione, I'm not as good as you think, I don't know what went wrong, but you, no, it's me, It's my fault, maybe I shouldn't have come to Hogwarts in the first place, if that-"

Hermione directly covered Ann's mouth with her hand. She seemed to be a little afraid of what Ann would say next, but in fact there were tears in her eyes, "No, don't say it, Ann—"

There was silence for a while, only the sound of flames exploding from the torches in the room was heard from time to time.

Looking at Hermione, Ann couldn't make any sound for a while, and she began to feel a blood vessel throbbing in her head again.

After a while, Hermione tried to speak in a calm voice, "Ann, I have accepted the gold coins and documents, thank you——As for other things," Hermione's voice trembled, "Can we talk about it later? ?”

Ann looked into Hermione's eyes and nodded.

Hermione let go of her hand, her voice sounded much calmer, "Then are you going back to the school hospital?"

"Ah."

Ann didn't know how she got back to the school hospital, and she didn't remember whether she said goodbye to Hermione before she left. When she returned to the school hospital, she felt a headache and her vision was blurred.

Madam Pomfrey seemed to be talking to her a lot, and then she was poured into a bottle of potion, and then she fell asleep.

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