From Azkaban To Hogwarts

"It's almost Christmas."

In the school's garden, William, who rarely took a break, stood in the garden of the courtyard, pulling a flame flying in the air like clay with his fingers, while talking to Adams next to him.

"Isn't it—the first semester is so fast, obviously I haven't received my biting kale yet."

As he spoke, he crunched the snow, and by the way added spells to the rose bushes, so that they could bloom in this weather and not have to be withered by the cold - the elves did a good job, but they were not so good. some.

"By the way," Adams asked suddenly, as if remembering something, "Hagrid took a long vacation, you know?"

"I didn't ask about this," William sighed. Hagrid just asked him for some potions and said it was to deal with special matters. William originally asked if he needed help, but Hagrid refused. With the full moon that day, Lupin's class needed to be taken on his behalf, so he could only send some potions and told Hagrid to be careful.

But he didn't expect that Hagrid had not come back for so long - Dumbledore said that Hagrid was safe, and the rest of William didn't know.

"In such a cold weather, it's hard to get in and out of the Forbidden Forest without Hagrid..."

Adams sighed, "I'm going to a meeting in Australia for Christmas. The weather there is just right these few days. Together with Singed, the three of us can just inspect the local magic world. Do you want to go?"

"I'm afraid this won't work. I have plans for Christmas." William shook his head. Although the Dark Lord probably wouldn't get involved, he was still able to take precautions - the professor hasn't been replaced yet, let him still let him He was a little uneasy, and more importantly, he had just promised Lupin to spend Christmas with them there.

"It's such a pity, what gifts do you need?"

"Forget it," William shook his head. "If you get what I want, there's a high probability that you will hold it together when you pass the inspection..."

"you win…"

Adams spread his hands, helpless.

—

"Harry to write again?"

Gu Bing </span> Sirius raised his head from the video game and asked Lupin.

"Of course... Hedwig flies twice a day, and I think she's a little hungry and thin."

"That's really...too..." Sirius paused, "too normal."

He looked around, "Where's Professor William?"

"William?" Lupin glanced at Sirius, "Isn't Professor William upstairs, isn't he studying the books you brought from home?"

"I didn't ask that!"

Sirius lowered his voice, "I mean, Professor William—he, is... You see, he looks like a student who just graduated a few years ago, so..."

Lupin stared at Sirius with wide eyes. He had no idea that Sirius could become so rich after only one semester without seeing Sirius—adventurous spirit...

but…

"I haven't heard of it. I don't seem to have paid attention to this after you said that."

Lupin lowered his voice—everyone was Gryffindor, and there was nothing abnormal about this sort of thing.

"Hey, what are you talking about?"

Harry finished writing the letter and came down, looking at Sirius and Lupin biting their ears and muttering with curiosity on their faces.

The moment he asked the question, the two immediately regained their composure, as if it was not them who had just discussed the gossip.

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