[hp] Mr. Lion and Miss Griffin

Auntie and the other deans are going to wake up the students, and Harry and I are going to bring down the Room of Requirement people.

Harry stopped when he stepped into the room.

"How—?" I also paused when I saw the scene in the room.

The room was full of people, much more crowded than when we were here.The people of the Order of the Phoenix are here - Aurora rushed up and hugged me, she has been worried about me walking alone since the last time I was injured.

That didn't surprise me, it was some other familiar faces in the room.

Oliver, Katie Bell, Angelina Johnson and Alicia Spinnett, and Cedric were there too.

Cedric stepped forward and asked Harry how he was doing.

"Voldemort is coming, the school is on lockdown - Snape has run for his life - what are you doing here? How do you know?"

"We've messaged the rest of Dumbledore's Army," Fred explained. "Nobody wants to miss out on the fun, Harry."

"You don't think we're going to stand by like this, do you?" Oliver said with a smile. He came up and hugged me, "Long time no see, Miss Shan Mulan."

"...you are also listening..." I couldn't speak anymore, it is far more embarrassing to say something bold in front of relatives and friends than in front of a microphone.

"of course."

"Okay, the reminiscence time is over, we have no more time." George said grandly, stepped forward and snatched me out of Oliver's arms, and stuffed me into his own.

"What's first, Harry?" cried George. "How's it going?"

"They're evacuating the younger students, and we're all assembled in the Great Hall to wait," said Harry. "We're fighting."

There was an overwhelming roar, and people rushed towards the foot of the stairs, passed us, and ran away.There are my teachers, colleagues, and my opponents on the Quidditch field, and most of the good things I have encountered in my short life. They rushed to the forefront without hesitation when the school was in crisis.

The crowd thinned until only a small circle remained in the Room of Requirement below, and Harry made his way.Aunt Molly was arguing with Ginny.

"You are not old enough! I won't allow it! Boys can, but you must go home!"

"I don't!" With a flick of her hair, Ginny wrenched her arm out of her mother's grasp.

"I'm from Dumbledore's Army—"

"—that's a gang of teenagers!"

"A gang of teenagers ready to take on You-Know-Who, something no one else dares to do!" Fred said.

"She's only sixteen!" cried Aunt Molly. "She's too young! What did you two think. To bring her—" Fred and George looked a little ashamed.

"Mum's right, Ginny," said Bill gently, "you can't do that. It's right that anyone under the age has to go."

"I'm not going home!" cried Ginny, with angry tears in her eyes. "Our whole family is here, and I can't just wait there by myself and know nothing—"

Her eyes met Harry's for the first time.She looked at Harry imploringly, but when Harry shook his head, she turned away angrily.

"Okay," she said, looking at the entrance to the Hog's Head, "I'll say goodbye now, and then—"

I was about to speak when I suddenly heard a rustling sound, and then a plop, and another person crawled out of the passage, shook a few times, and fell down.Then he climbed up and sat down on a nearby chair, looking around through his askew horn-rimmed glasses, and said, "Am I late? Have I started yet? I just found out when—just—" Percy He stammered and couldn't go on.

He obviously did not expect to meet so many relatives.After a long period of astonishment, Fleur finally ran to Remus, and said in a tone that was clearly trying to break the deadlock, "By the way—how is little Teddy?"

Remus blinked at her in surprise.The Weasley family's silence was freezing like ice. "I - oh, yes - he's fine!" he exclaimed. "Yes, Tonks was with him - at her mother's." Percy and the rest of the Weasleys were still there Stalemate, look at each other.

"Look, I've brought pictures!" Remus called, drawing a picture from under his jacket to show Fleur and Harry.

"I'm a fool!" Percy yelled, so loudly that Remus almost dropped the photo. "I'm an idiot, I'm a vain fool, I'm a - I'm a -"

"An ambitious bastard who only loved the Ministry of Magic, disassociated himself from his family," said Fred.

Percy swallowed. "Yes, I am!"

"Well, it couldn't be more clear than that," said Fred, holding out his hand to Percy.

Aunt Molly began to cry, and she ran forward, pushed Fred aside, and pulled Percy into her arms and hugged him tightly.Percy patted his mother on the back and looked at his father. "I'm sorry, Dad," said Percy.Uncle Arthur blinked quickly, then rushed to hug his son.

"How did you figure it out, Percy?" George asked.

"It's been a while, by the way, I heard you and Evie are engaged, congratulations! I was so happy to hear that! And Bill and Fleur, happy wedding!—where did I say that?" And so Percy told us that he wanted to return to everyone during this time, but was strictly monitored by the Ministry of Magic. He didn't get the news from Aberforth until 10 minutes ago that he was going to fight.

"Yeah, we do hope that the prefects will set an example at such a critical time," said George, imitating Percy's perfect prudence, "let's hurry upstairs and fight, or all decent food The Dead Apostles have all been captured."

"Ginny!" Aunt Molly yelled. Ginny was trying to run out of the house during the reunion, but obviously she didn't succeed. With Remus' mediation, they decided to let Ginny stay in the house.

"She will never be obedient." George whispered close to my ear, and I was convinced.Ginny had never been a weak girl to be pushed around, and she had the right idea.

"By the way, where is your ring?" George looked over sharply.I tore off the chain around my neck, which I fastened with a silver chain and hung around my neck.

"I'm still not used to it, I'm afraid it will affect my battle."

"Okay, you must take it with you after the end." He muttered, and after a while he approached me again: "Don't let Oliver hug you."

I stared at him dumbfounded, when will this guy give up treating Oliver as an imaginary enemy?

We arrived in the auditorium, where around four long tables sat disheveled and disheveled students in traveling cloaks and dressing gowns.Every pair of eyes was fixed on my aunt, she was standing on the high podium in front of the auditorium, speaking to everyone, behind stood the remaining teachers, including Firenze the Silvermane, and members of the Order of the Phoenix who had risen to fight .

"...The evacuation is under the supervision of Mr. Filch and Madam Pomfrey. After hearing my order, the prefects will organize the students of your college and be responsible for sending them to the evacuation site in an orderly manner."

Ernie MacMillan stood up from the Hufflepuff table and shouted, "What if we want to stay and fight?" His words drew some applause.

"If you are old enough, you can stay," said my aunt.

Suddenly, a cold voice appeared in our minds. He seemed to penetrate time and space and directly affected my soul. I shivered and grabbed George and Aurora tightly.

"I know you are preparing to resist." There were screams among the students, and some huddled together, looking around in horror, looking for the place where the sound came from.

"Your efforts are useless. You are no match for me. I do not want to kill you. I have great respect for the teachers at Hogwarts. I do not want wizards to bleed." There was a silence in the Great Hall, and the silence oppressed the people. The eardrums, the silence is so huge that it seems that the auditorium can't hold it.

"Hand over Harry Potter," said Voldemort's voice, "and none of you will be hurt. Hand over Harry Potter and I will keep the school safe. Hand over Harry Potter and you will Get rewarded."

"I waited until midnight."

The auditorium was silent, as if everyone hadn't slowed down.Standing at the Slytherin table was Pansy Parkinson, who raised her trembling arms and screamed, "There he is! There's Potter! Get him!"

The Gryffindors stood up, not facing Harry, but Slytherin.Then the Hufflepuffs stood up, and the Ravenclaws did the same almost simultaneously.They all had their backs to Harry, they all faced Pansy, and some had their wands out.

"Thank you, Miss Parkinson," my aunt said clearly and simply. "You and Mr. Filch will leave the hall first. The rest of your House students can follow."

Ravenclaw's senior class left a lot of people, which made me very relieved, but it was far less than Hufflepuff and Gryffindor. My aunt had to go down and drive out the underage students one by one, so that they could Will mumble and leave.

"Potter, aren't you looking for something?" Auntie walked to Harry's side and asked.

"What? Oh," said Harry, "oh yes!" I guess he'd almost forgotten about the Horcruxes.

"Do what you have to do, I'll guard the castle." The aunt nodded to him, and stopped Harry just as he was about to run against the flow of people: "Potter."

Harry looked back at her: "Nice to meet you." She said so, leading the students out of the auditorium.

Fred and George were assigned to guard the passages.

"There's no one better suited for this job than us, right?" George said to me, grinning.

But I didn't smile, "Be careful." I kissed the corner of his mouth, and then he hugged me.

"You too, Evie, stay safe." I nodded at him, ready to leave with Aurora.

"Don't die." I patted Fred on the shoulder as I passed by, and he smiled confidently at me.

When I caught up with my aunt, I heard Neville's surprised voice: "Let me make sure again, Professor, do you really allow us to do this?"

"Exactly, Longbottom." The aunt calmly lifted her skirt and walked down the steps.

"Blow it up, boom!"

"Boom!!" My aunt's voice was full of firmness, but I almost laughed out loud.

"Handsome..." Neville murmured, "But how are we going to do it?"

"Why don't you discuss it with Mr. Finnigan? I remember that he has a habit of making explosives?" I have heard about this for a long time. A boy in Gryffindor has always been committed to blowing his classmates or himself bald.

"I can handle it!" A boy with some accent said excitedly.

"That's right, let's go."

"You should understand that we won't be able to resist the mysterious man for long." Felius whispered to his aunt after the students left with great ambition.

Pomona trotted away, and we heard her muttering, "Poison cure, devil's net, pimple vine pods... yeah, I'd like to see how the Death Eaters deal with these."

"But we can hold him down. And his name," the aunt raised her head, "is Voldemort."

I stared blankly at the old man in front of me. Compared with the day when she brought me home, she was already showing some signs of aging. Her hair began to turn white, and her wrinkles began to increase. The only thing that remained unchanged was her pair of forever firm The eyes that are always clear express her faith.

She turned around and raised her hands: "Shidun is out."

Statues and armor all over the corridors jumped from their supports, and there was a booming crash from upstairs and downstairs, and their companions throughout the castle did the same.

"Hogwarts is under threat!" my aunt shouted, "hold the borders, defend us, and do your duty for the school!" With the sound of collisions and shouts, a group of moving statues swarmed past us, some Some are smaller, some are larger than life, and some are animals.Those clattering armor wield swords and mace balls on chains.

"I've always wanted to use that spell." My aunt turned her head and said to us, she was holding back her excitement, but her trembling voice betrayed her, she was very happy.

So cute, my aunt.

"Ultimate protection... impregnable..."

The little Felius swayed to the bottom of the steps, raised his wand and fired spells at the sky.Professor Slughorn was also standing beside him. I was a little surprised. I thought he would choose to play it safe.

Aurora and I also raised our wands, and the silver barrier converged above our heads, connecting, and firmly covering the entire school.

It did stop the Death Eaters to a certain extent, but they had Voldemort after all.

I saw the silver curtain in the sky become torn apart under his wand, holes had been torn in some places, and Death Eaters had crept in from there, and a fire had already ignited on the playground, guarded by Sirius and Remus. Aurora looked there frequently.

"Go." I looked at her, and Aurora turned her head to meet my eyes. "Go to him, he needs you more than me now."

Aurora shook my hand and ran to the playground.

"You go too, Evie." My aunt turned to look at me. "You don't think I need protection, do you, honey?" She smiled. "Go."

I took a deep look at her, turned around and ran towards the castle.

The author has something to say:

There is a little difference in the chronological order between the original book and the film version. I wrote this part according to the film version, because I really love Professor McGonagall in this part of the film version.

Woo woo woo Professor McGonagall is really wonderful, strict yet gentle, fair and flexible, she is the most beautiful image of a teacher in my mind, who can not love her.