The day of the duel at Hogwarts

Chapter 39 Rewards and Punishments

boom!boom!boom!boom!boom……

As the giant monster's painful and pleading screams spread out from the girls' bathroom, continuous and rhythmic bangs also continued to sound.

Professor Snape and McGonagall, who were looking for the troll, found it along the smell. They listened to the voice in the girls' bathroom, and at the same time accelerated their pace and rushed into the girls' bathroom. A sight that surprised everyone.

At this time, Harry, Ron, and Hermione were standing in the corner of the girls' bathroom, feeling a bit at a loss, while Sean was using the levitation spell to control the troll's own stick, hitting the troll's head and body one after another, And it can be clearly seen that there are many seemingly tough thorns and vines wrapped around the troll.

Poor monster, I don't know how long it has been tortured and beaten, the screams and voices have become very weak, its face is even more blue and purple, full of blood, Rao the well-informed Sne Pu and Professor McGonagall couldn't help feeling a little pity for the troll.

Professor McGonagall was very angry at first, and she wanted to give a severe punishment to the little wizards who ignored the professor's order to find the troll privately, but when she saw the scene in front of her, her emotions became a little incoherent.

"Uncle, Mr. Burst, please stop, this giant has no ability to resist."

"Really?" Sean turned his head, looked at Professor McGonagall, and said, "But the appearance of this troll just now was really scary. I think his current appearance is probably a fake."

"Please believe me, Mr. Burst, the troll's brain makes it incapable of pretending at all, so you have subdued it, don't beat it anymore."

While Professor McGonagall was speaking, Dumbledore, Flitwick and other professors also rushed over one after another. They looked at the troll lying on the ground crying and crying, and then looked at the troll standing in front of him. Xiao En always felt that the picture in front of him was a bit inconsistent.

However, it would be fine if the troll was subdued, and none of the children here were injured. Every professor could accept this result.

After the emotions passed, Professor McGonagall regained her composure. Looking at Harry, the three of them and Sean standing here, her anger surged again.

"When we were in the auditorium just now, the professors told you to go back to your common room and stay well. Why did you come here on your own initiative? You were lucky not to be killed by this giant monster! "Speaking of this, Professor McGonagall suddenly remembered the fate of this giant monster, and his emotions were interrupted again, and the words of reprimand later became a little speechless immediately.

"Professor McGonagall..." Hermione took a step forward, came to Professor McGonagall, and said in a low voice, "Actually, this incident is all my fault. I read a lot of introductions about trolls in books. I thought I knew enough about it, but then I found out that the troll in reality is very different from the one written in the book, if it wasn't for Harry and Ron... and Sean worried about me, came here to ask me to go back, then I... …

They saved me. Harry stabbed the troll in the nose with his wand and was picked up by the troll. Ron protected me and took me away from the troll. Sean came in behind and defeated the troll. , they saved me. "

Hearing Hermione's explanation, the anger on Professor McGonagall's face weakened slightly. Professor McGonagall admired Hermione, a child with excellent character and learning, and she even saw her youthful shadow in Hermione. , are equally excellent and equally eager to learn, so Professor McGonagall is always a little more tolerant of Hermione.

"Miss Granger, how can you, a silly boy, think so? What is written in the book is always different from the reality. How can you defeat a giant monster like a small mountain by yourself? I have to deduct Five points from Ryffin, as punishment for your private actions. As for the others..."

Professor McGonagall looked at Harry and Ron, as well as Sean, and was considering whether to deduct points from them.

At this time Dumbledore came to Professor McGonagall and said, "Minerva, don't be too strict with them. Although I admit that a certain degree of strictness will let the children learn a lesson and achieve better growth, but in this case As a matter of fact, I think they've learned their lesson, haven't they?"

Having said that, Dumbledore looked at Harry and Ron, and said: "Harry and Ron are two friends who dare to find and protect themselves, and for this they will not hesitate to confront the troll head-on. For their courage, I miss them Deserves five points from everyone!"

Dumbledore winked secretly at Harry, and smiled encouragingly at Harry and Ron, but before Dumbledore could finish laughing, Snape interrupted Dumbledore.

"Dumbledore, I think Sean should have defeated this troll!" Snape's tone was rarely filled with dissatisfaction.

Hearing Snape's words, Dumbledore immediately smiled and said to Snape: "Of course, Severus, this troll was indeed mainly defeated by Sean, but Harry and Ron also paid for it before that." This is an indelible fact, isn’t it?”

Snape laughed at this, and did not intend to comment. It is no secret that Dumbledore is partial to Gryffindor, especially when the savior Harry Potter entered Gryffindor, Dumbledore's partiality was even greater. Obvious.

Dumbledore looked at Sean, still with that kind and gentle smile on his face, and said: "Sean, he defeated a giant monster head-on in just the first grade, even many adult wizards may not be able to do it, For this reason, I will add [-] points to the Slytherin where you are, and I hope you will not think this is an encouragement, if there is another such thing, I still hope that you can follow the professor's advice and take refuge as soon as possible."

"I remember, thank you professor."

"En." Dumbledore nodded, looked at the situation at this time, and said again: "Okay, Severus and Minerva, you two go back with your students, and leave this place to us gone."

Professor McGonagall responded, and Snape left directly with Sean.

Not far away, Snape said to Sean in a voice that could be heard by everyone else, with a trace of anger: "Sean Burst, I hope that next time you want to do something, don't Be like a reckless and impulsive Gryffindor, and be able to be like a calm and wise Slytherin, get it?"

"I understand Professor, I'm sorry for worrying you."

"Worried?" Snape obviously snorted coldly, and said, "Don't use your Gryffindor-like brain to try to figure out my mind, I'm not worried about you, I'm just afraid that you will give Slytherin another Deducting points, delaying Slytherin's seven consecutive championships, that's all!"

(End of this chapter)