[HP] Blast! Word Small Universe

Hagrid's words made Jane pay as much attention to Snape and Malfoy as Harry did. Originally, she and Hermione thought that Harry should not spend extra time on Malfoy, and should work harder. She learned about the memories of Slughorn, but she found that there might be some uncontrollable changes on Malfoy's side.

As for Harry's proposal to track down Malfoy, Hermione's objection took it all by itself.So in the next period of time, Jane had all kinds of excuses for absenteeism.Fortunately, when George and Fred came to visit Ron, Jane bought a large bag of skipping candies from them, which made Jane's excuses for skipping classes more varied.Either vomiting or nosebleeds, the situation once attracted the attention of Professor McGonagall.

However, following this period of time, Jane gained a lot, because she discovered that Braque and Goyle actually stole the large vat of Polyjuice Potion that Slughorn had stored in the Potions classroom.

"So that's why you saw two girls next to Malfoy at the start of the Quidditch match last time," Jane said to Harry. "It wasn't girls at all, it was Braque and Goyle faked it. They were looking out for Malfoy. Remember what Snape said to Malfoy the other night? He said Malfoy's behavior was very stupid, because there was no one to let him know, he was alone It's dangerous to wander the corridors."

"And then he made them drink Polyjuice Potion?" Harry had an epiphany.

"My God, I can't believe that Braque and Goyle have turned into girls. No wonder I find them unhappy lately." Ron said gloatingly.

"So where did Malfoy go?" Harry asked.

"The Room of Requirement," Jane said. "Although I didn't see him go in, I saw him go up the stairs on the eighth floor. And your Marauder's Map can't show the Room of Requirement, remember?"

"Yes, yes, that's right," said Harry, "but what was he doing in the Room of Requirement?"

Jane shook her head: "It's impossible for me to follow him in, and I can't open the door when he is in the Response Room. I tried many methods, but I can't open the door."

Both Harry and Ron fell silent, and Hermione was busy with her paper and didn't speak.Since Jane stopped investigating the Horcruxes, finding information about the Horcruxes has become Hermione's task alone.The important thing is that they are already in May, and they are about to take the exam. Her schoolwork pressure is greater than the three of them, so she can't be distracted from thinking about Malfoy's problem.

"Don't worry, I will continue to figure out what Malfoy is going to do. Now your top priority is Professor Slughorn's business." Jane said, "Do you remember what Dumbledore said last time? If you don't Get that memory clear, and there's no need to continue your lessons."

Harry's face darkened at Jane's words, which reminded him of what Dumbledore had said to him in the last class because he hadn't got Professor Slughorn's memory.Although he didn't scold him or question him, that stagnant situation was more depressing than any punishment he had ever experienced.

"Come on Jane, stop putting pressure on Harry, he's annoying enough," said Ron. "How about we go for a walk? Even if there's something about Malfoy and Slughorn, we should go out." let's go."

Jane glanced at Harry with a gloomy face, then at Hermione who was working hard on her thesis, and said, "I agree with this statement, the weather today is rare, the important thing is that tomorrow is the weekend, we should go out and relax. Then she reached out to block Hermione's gaze from staring at the parchment, forcing her to stop the quill in her hand, "Hermione, let's go!"

Hermione had to put down the quill in her hand, and was reluctantly dragged out of the lounge by Jane.

The four of them came to the lawn beside the black lake, and a group of birds flew by from a distance under the tile-blue sky.They were lying on the grass, and Hermione was holding a copy of "Common Apparition Mistakes and How to Avoid them" in her arms.This was taken out of the table before she was dragged out of the lounge by Jane.

"Why can't you take a break?" Ron muttered, looking at Hermione.

Hermione looked up and said angrily, "Because I know the exam is coming soon, and you don't know it yet."

Since Ron recovered from poisoning, the relationship between the two of them has eased a lot.And Ron and Lavender are not as crooked as before, and Ron deliberately avoids Lavender in many cases.He wanted to break up with the other party, but he didn't know how to say it, so he could only pretend that he was not there every time Lavender came to him.

Jane was lying on the grass, the warm Yang Guo fell on her body, making her drowsy from the comfort.

But just as she was about to fall asleep, a girl came towards them.

Ron subconsciously hid behind Hermione, and Hermione said impatiently, "It's not Lavender."

"Oh, all right," said Ron, relaxing.

"Harry Potter?" said the girl, "I was asked to bring this to you."

"Thank you..." Harry took the parchment, and after the girl left, he opened the parchment, which contained a letter from Hagrid to them.

Dear Harry, Jane, Ron, Hermione:

Aragog died last night.Harry and Ron, you've met him and you know how special he is.Hermione, Jane, I know you'll like him too.It would mean a lot to me if you could come to the funeral tonight.I planned to have the funeral at dusk, his favorite time of day.I know you are not allowed to come out that late, but you can use the Invisibility Cloak.I didn't want to make this request, but I couldn't face it alone.

Hagrid

"He's crazy!" said Ron vehemently. "The beast told his mates to eat Harry and me! Say anything! And now Hagrid wants us to cry over his hideous, hairy corpse." !"

"Not only that," Hermione said, "he wants us to leave the castle at night, knowing that the security measures have been tightened by a million times, and it will be a lot of trouble if we are caught!"

"We've seen him at night before," said Harry.

"Yes, but for something like this?" said Hermione. "We took a lot of risks for Hagrid, but after all—Aragok is dead. If it was to save him—"

"—I don't even want to go," said Ron firmly. "You haven't seen it, Hermione. Believe me, Hagrid would be much better off dead."

Jane took the note back and stared at the ink stains all over the paper. It was obvious that large drops of tears had fallen on the parchment.

"Jane, you're not going to go, are you?" Hermione asked. "It's not worth the detention."

"But I think Hagrid might need a little help now," Jane shrugged and said, "Besides, Aragog is dead, so I don't think it will pose too much threat to me."

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