The Emerald at Hogwarts

Chapter 130 St Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries

St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Wounds and Wounds was founded in the early 17th century by the famous healer Mongol Bonham. The cross formed by bones and wands is the symbol of this hospital.This hospital not only accepts wizard patients, but if Muggles are enchanted or injured by magic, they may also enter St. Mungo's for treatment.

Unlike Muggle hospitals, St. Mungo's has departments for Artifact Accidents, Biological Trauma, Strange Infections, Potions and Plant Poisoning, and Spell Injuries.Ada's current location is the spell damage department on the fifth floor, and the sixth floor above is the tea room and shop.

Aside from founder Mongol Bonham, Ada knew of another notable figure at the hospital - Daisy Deventer, a witch with long silver curls who served as the hospital's healer from 1722 to 1741 , and served as Headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from 1741 until her death in 1768.So the portrait of Dai Lisi Deventer not only hangs in St. Mungo's, but also hangs in the headmaster's office at Hogwarts.

Ada only sat in the office for a short while, the door of the office was opened, and three therapists entered one after another, and had a good check on Ada.One was muttering a curse, one was checking Ada's body, and the other was circling around Ada. It was very different from the doctor in Ada's impression, and looked weird.

After a while, Professor McGonagall came back, and she asked the three therapists, "How is it? Are there any other injuries?"

"It's just a muscle tear on the left arm, and there are some minor abrasions, other than that, there is no other injury." One of the three therapists said, "If you are worried, you can Stay in St. Mungo's for a few more days to observe, in case there are any hidden wounds or the curse has not yet erupted."

After hearing this, Ada waved her hands again and again. She didn't want to live in the hospital, she had had enough.Ada said: "Professor, I don't have any problems. I can go back to school at any time. They haven't been able to hurt me."

This time it was true, neither Joan nor Peter Lorren could hit Ida, only Fat Tenab nearly hit Ida.As for the muscle tear in Ada's left arm, in her own opinion, it should be caused by casting spells without a staff.

At that time, the vine had already firmly controlled Peter Loren, and he couldn't break free at all.Ida could have killed him with a pebble or a spell, but Ida chose a huge gravel ball, which made it much more difficult and left a laceration in her left arm.

The reason Ida chose this method was because of the loud bang, so that she could sneak up on Tenab Bryan and catch him off guard.

The "arbitrary" Professor McGonagall agreed with the therapist's proposal. She doesn't want what Ada thinks, she only wants what she thinks.Professor McGonagall felt that Ada should stay in the hospital for a few more days after experiencing such a big battle, just in case.

The therapists left one after another, and they went to arrange a ward for Ida.Although Professor McGonagall will pamper Ada, she will not make her coquettish, so the arrangement is only a public ward with a relatively small number of people, not a single room.

Although there is no unpleasant smell of disinfectant in the corridors of St. Mungo's, Ida still doesn't like it here, and she doesn't like anything that has anything to do with the hospital.Hospitals were never a good place, and they brought back bad memories for Ada.

There are only three patients in the public ward besides Ada. The bed next to Ada is a young woman. I don’t know, let alone what the disease is; the last patient looks quite normal, but he can’t open his mouth, and he keeps hiccupping, spitting bubbles while hiccuping, and the ward is full of colorful small bubbles ,Simply can not stop.

After changing into the hospital gown, Professor McGonagall left the ward with the listless Ida.Passing through the narrow corridor, Ada saw the annoying Hart again. He was talking with several other people in a low voice. When they saw Ada and Professor McGonagall, the expressions of these people suddenly became tense. , for fear that the two women would break through their line of defense and rush into the ward behind them.

Presumably, the woman named Joan should be living in the ward behind them, but I don't know how the injury is.These Aurors guarding her should also be to prevent her from escaping or being rescued, and another one should be to prevent Ada or someone else from coming to make up the knife.

Professor McGonagall and Adari ignored them and went directly past them to the shop on the sixth floor.Ada needs to prepare some things for the hospital, and the last time Ada ate was in the morning, and with the strenuous exercise all morning, her stomach was already empty.

In the tea room, Professor McGonagall and Ada sat opposite each other, with some daily necessities on hand.Ada's left arm has been treated briefly by the therapist, wrapped in a thick magic bandage, and the feeling of tearing has also eased a lot.

A delicious cake and a large jug of apple juice were placed in front of Ida, while Professor McGonagall was drinking a cup of English black tea with a few not-so-delicate refreshments on the plate.

"I've already told Dumbledore everything, and he will take care of the rest. You stay in the hospital, don't go there, and don't do anything. If you need any books, I'll bring them to you tomorrow. Come here." Professor McGonagall said, and she had told Dumbledore everything when the office and Ida were separated.

"Is it true that I can't go back to school? Madam Pomfrey's medical skills are also very good, she can also treat my lacerations." Ada said, she didn't want to stay in St. Mungo for a moment, she wanted to go back to school She missed her soft canopied bed, she missed the afternoon sun in Twilight Cottage, and she missed Fred and George too.

What would Fred and George say if they knew what happened today?They will probably say that four can beat two and the group can be wiped out, are they not good at playing?They should also blame themselves for leaving them again to face danger alone.

After filling her stomach, Ada was dragged back to the ward by Professor McGonagall and forced to rest on the bed.The man spitting bubbles closed his mouth, and the bubbles in the ward were also cleaned up by the medical staff. The unconscious woman was still sleeping, and everything was the same as when she first came in.

After this struggle, Ada was indeed tired, and fell asleep after lying on the hospital bed for a long time.She knew that she could sleep safely and boldly, because Professor McGonagall was by her side, and Professor McGonagall would protect her.

Ada didn't know how long she slept this time, and when she woke up, it was already dark outside.Professor McGonagall was not at her bedside. Ada put on her slippers and walked to the door of the ward. St. Mungo's was much quieter at night, and the narrow corridors became wider. Dumbledore was whispering something to Professor McGonagall. .

"The minister personally asked about this matter, and the Aurors also knew the cause of the matter from Joan. They attacked the innocent Ada first. It's not easy, it's not a problem to kill people by mistake," said Dumbledore.

After receiving the letter from McGonagall, Dumbledore rushed to the Ministry of Magic. Fudge also gave Dumbledore a lot of face and personally participated in the investigation of this matter. Now the results have come out. None of the crimes were found guilty, and Ada not only had no fault but had merit, she defeated three wizards who were doing evil.

"How is that Joan?" Professor McGonagall asked, "Auror has been guarding her. I want to go and see, but I can't get close."

"Probably it can't be saved. Even if you are lucky enough to save your life, you will be paralyzed on the bed for the rest of your life." Dumbledore replied, turned his head to look at the door of the ward, and continued, "It seems that our Trace Miss Te is awake."

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