DreamersGN Chapter 164: Auditorium Sightings
Chapter 164: Auditorium Sightings
"Do not disturb the sleeping dragon!"
A few young wizards couldn't wait to answer.
The people around also nodded in agreement.
Professor Slughorn smiled too.
"Do any of you know what that means?"
"Is it for us to be cautious and not to provoke others?"
Harry asked tentatively.
He didn't think there was anything worth exploring in this sentence.
But it's much more interesting to talk about that than to talk about the gossip of celebrities.
"There is some truth but what you don't know is..."
Professor Slughorn, it's getting late.
Snape pushed open the doorway.
Didn't say much though.
But the meaning is already very obvious.
Professor Slughorn smiled:
"Sorry, Snape. When people are old, they tend to have poor memory.
Go back, kids, it's almost time to change your clothes and get to school.
Of course, if you need anything, just feel free to come to me.
Everyone couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.
It would be nice to be able to go back early.
When Braun and Daphne returned to their boxes, Astoria and Sabini were bored flipping through a copy of "Singing the Contrarian."
And talk to each other a few words from time to time.
"Finally back! This lunch is really long enough. ”
Sabini threw down the magazine and said.
"Don't mention it...
Braun waved his hand:
Professor Slughorn kept talking about all sorts of things and didn't stop since lunch.
I feel that he is not an old man, and he has a lot more energy than me. ”
Daphne nodded hesitantly.
"What Professor Slughorn said is indeed... Somewhat boring.
Seeing the expressions of the two, Sabini knew that this dinner was not very good.
Just don't ask anymore.
Instead, I simply cleaned up.
Keep your luggage and pets together.
Susie was also put in a pet cage.
When you get off the bus, the house-elves will be taken to their respective dormitories.
Accompanied by the roar of whistles.
The speed of the train began to slow down and get slower.
The students also walked out of the box, gathered in the aisle of the train, and followed the crowd towards the doorway.
The rain that had lasted for a day had long since stopped.
The air outside is exceptionally fresh, with the scent of pine trees and the smell of earth.
Braun stepped down the door and walked with Daphne toward the carriage on the other side of the platform.
The evening wind seemed a little cool, which made many little wizards subconsciously tighten their robes.
"First-year freshman! First-year freshmen come here!"
Braun followed the voice, and it wasn't Hagrid but a somewhat skinny witch.
She is also a professor at the school, named Grubbly-Plank, who replaced Hagrid for a period of time in a magical beasts protection class last year.
"Looks like Hagrid has something else." "
Braun thought to himself.
"Come Braun, there's an empty carriage here. 99
Daphne waved at Braun in front of the carriage.
Braun hurriedly followed.
The night horse pulling the carriage in front of the carriage is still the same as before.
Motionless and silent.
Braun knows these guys are smart, though.
Drill into the carriage with the great decay.
Braun happened to see Harry, who was arguing with Ronald about the eve of the carriage.
Ronald didn't seem to be able to see the creature yet.
There was some hesitation about Harry's 'gibberish' and thought Harry must be crazy.
Hermione was also seen.
She is volunteering to help the teacher maintain order and get the new students to line up honestly.
But the effect is not too good.
These excited little wizards twitter like a bunch of flying sparrows.
Discussing these strange sightings in front of them, there is no effort to listen to Hermione.
The carriage gradually moved, and Braun could not see the noise of the station.
"Braun, look, Aurors!"
Astoria pointed to the wary-looking wizards on the shores of the Black Lake and said.
They wore black robes and held wands in their hands to look extra vigilant.
And one of the women with flowery green hair is particularly eye-catching.
Braun recognized her, the Tonks she had seen at the station.
A natural transfiguration Magus, and her mother was also a member of the Black family.
Of course, it has now been delisted.
Because her mother was married to a Muggle.
The carriage creaked and drove in the somewhat soft dirt.
The muddy water splashed by the wheels from time to time made the carriage look even more worn.
Soon after, the carriage became slower and slower and finally stopped in front of the stone steps outside the castle gate.
Braun and the other young wizards got out of the carriage and headed straight to the hall on the second floor.
I haven't seen you for a summer vacation, and the Great Hall of Hogwarts is still the same as it was.
The ceiling still meticulously reflects the weather outside.
Because of the rain of the day, the night sky still looks very gloomy.
Candles float in the air of the auditorium.
Flames still burn on both sides of the auditorium.
Braun and Daphne sat together at Slytherin's long table.
It's a pity that there are a lot less familiar faces in the same position as last year.
The long table was also much empty.
Not a summer vacation.
The young wizards eagerly talked about what they had seen during their summer vacation and greeted friends they hadn't seen for a long time.
The noise of the wizarding world did not affect the laughter here.
The little wizards are still a little more business as usual.
〃It seems that the stupid big man in Hagrid really won't come back? Expelled?"
Sabini said indifferently.
In the teacher's seat, there was no Hagrid, but Professor Grubbly-Plank sitting there.
In addition to this, Professor Slughorn.
The other party seemed to notice Braun's gaze and winked at Braun.
"It seems that I went to find the giant's support.
Braun thought to himself.
It wasn't long before the doors of the auditorium were opened again.
The new students, who looked at the auditorium with curiosity on their faces, were led into the auditorium by Professor McGonagall.
The sound of everyone discussing at the long table also faded.
Everyone pretends to be serious.
Can't wait to show the majesty of seniors in front of new students.