The Legend of Harry Potter Schoolmaster

At breakfast the next morning, Jon was slathering his sausages with jam.

On the rostrum, the current acting principal, Professor Minerva McGonagall, suddenly stood up.

"I have some news to announce," she shouted, before adding: "Good news, of course!"

The students who were eating breakfast looked at each other one by one. Under the panic brought by the monster in the secret room, no one could figure out what good news would come.

"Our headmaster, Professor Albus Dumbledore is back!" Professor McGonagall said with a smile: "He has destroyed the Slytherin monster!"

After a brief reaction, the crowd erupted into eager cheers.

"Long live Professor Dumbledore!" exclaimed the Weasley brothers.

"I knew that Slytherin's monsters were definitely not the opponents of Professor Dumbledore!" Ernie McMillan said with a confident expression on his face.

"Hannah and Susan, they should be back soon..." Heloise Midgen whispered.

"What about Quidditch?" Oliver Wood shouted excitedly, "Is the Quidditch game about to resume?"

"That's right, Wood!" Professor McGonagall nodded: "So I think the Quidditch teams of the various houses need to hurry up and train, and in a week, Gryffindor and Hufflepuff, and LaVine A Quidditch match between Crowe and Slytherin!"

"By the way, Harry, where has he gone?" asked Dean Thomas, a second-year Gryffindor student. "I haven't seen him back in the dorm since last night..."

"Mr. Potter played a vital role in eliminating the Slytherin monsters!" Professor McGonagall said proudly: "He showed the courage of Gryffindor, but suffered a little in the battle. Minor injury, now being treated at Madam Pomfrey's side."

All the Gryffindor students began to cheer again.

Except for Wood, who was frowning and scowling...presumably wondering if Harry could recover in time for the Hufflepuff-Gryffindor Quidditch match.

...

Jon Hart was silently listening to Professor McGonagall.

Neither the destruction of the Basilisk nor the return of Dumbledore did not surprise him.

After Ginny Weasley was caught by him, he must have mistakenly thought the notebook was in the Hufflepuff common room, and then sneaked in to try to steal it and prevent her secrets from being revealed.

And the Hufflepuff common room looks defenseless on the surface, but in fact it has been guarded by house-elves. The opportunity to get snacks in the kitchen, "unintentionally" told Klein that the school was in trouble, and "reminds" him to be careful of strange people in the castle.

After Ginny Weasley was captured alive, with the clues she left behind, the teachers could easily find the truth of the secret room along this line.

Moreover, although the basilisk is quite scary to the students, it is not too difficult for the well-prepared adult wizards... What's more, most of these teachers at Hogwarts are not ordinary adults. wizard.

However, through Professor McGonagall's words, he got an important message... Professor McGonagall mentioned that he had always destroyed "Slytherin's monster", but did not mention "Slytherin's heir".

In other words, "Tom Riddle's Diary" should not have been destroyed.

So the question is, who should own the diary?

First rule out a wrong option, certainly not in Ginny Weasley's hands.

Is it the same as the original plot, in the hands of Harry Potter?

So who did the attack on Percy and Penello?

It seems unlikely that it is in the hands of Harry Potter!

He didn't think Voldemort could control the Savior to open the Chamber of Secrets and launch attacks in broad daylight.

But now that the basilisk has been eliminated and Dumbledore has returned... No matter who the diary is in the hands of, Tom Riddle may not be able to run amok easily; and Dumbledore, who is proficient in "legimacy", must have known it. The diary exists, and it should only be a matter of time before finding it.

Professor McGonagall is still talking about the changes to the school rules:

For example, the curfew ordinance was repealed, as well as the ban on associations.

Also, please write to those students who have left school as soon as possible, so that they can return to school and continue their studies as soon as possible.

The stipulation that students need to be accompanied by teachers in classes and meals has also been removed.

...

The two wizards came before the gates of Hogwarts.

One of them was a tall, burly giant, and there was a thin old man.

"Dumbledore...Professor..." Rubeus Hagrid wiped away tears, crying like a 800-pound child: "So, Slytherin's monster is..."

"It's a basilisk, and its gaze is enough to cause fatal damage." Dumbledore smiled faintly and explained: "It is the natural enemy of spiders, you must know that spiders have eyes in all directions, and they Its eyes couldn't close... so your friend didn't even dare to name it."

"So...the heir...is actually Tom...I always thought he was my best friend from my school days..." Hagrid continued to cry, "Harry... Harry, how is he?"

"It's just a small injury..." Dumbledore continued with a smile: "You know, my old bones are becoming more and more useless, and I can't even hold my wand in battle..."

"Fortunately, Harry was there. At the most dangerous moment, he drew a sword from the Sorting Hat and gave the monster a fatal blow!"

The principal's words stopped, a blue light flashed quickly on his half-moon-shaped spectacles, and he glanced at the unexpected guest who suddenly appeared in front of him: "Good morning, Lucius!"

"Okay!" Lucius Malfoy stared at Dumbledore with cold eyes and said, "You actually came back, Dumbledore...the board suspended you, but you still returned to Hogg on your own initiative. Watts."

"Oh, that's it, Lucius," Dumbledore said with a calm smile, "Yesterday afternoon, the other eleven directors got in touch with me... The owls flew over one after another, which is really troublesome... … They told me a strange thing: some of them seemed to think that you had threatened that if they did not agree to suspend me, you would be a total enemy of the Malfoys."

"And what about the attack?" said Lucius Malfoy viciously. "Have you solved it?"

"Of course!" Dumbledore waved his hand: "It's the same person last time, Lucius... With his diary, Voldemort summoned a basilisk, and we've eliminated it."

"Humph!" Lucius Malfoy frowned, let out a cold hum, and walked away.

In the past few days of the Spring Festival, there are a lot of things, and the amount of updates may be a little bit small, please forgive me

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