The Legend of Harry Potter Schoolmaster

"There's only one tent, how is that possible?" Daphne was almost taken aback when she heard Professor Moody's words, and murmured, "Jon is obviously here..."

She turned around in a panic, and then couldn't help being a little dumbfounded.

Indeed, as Professor Moody said, the other adjacent tent in the woods quietly disappeared without even leaving a trace.

It was as if that tent had never existed.

"How come..." Astoria also muttered softly, clasping her hands together tightly.

Time seemed to stand still for a moment, and the two sisters were stunned there, completely unaware of what happened.

...

"It seems that something really happened." Seeing the expressions of the two girls, Tonks said softly.

And Mad-Eye Moody started to widen his light blue magic eye, searching for something on the ground around the camp.

From the other side, too, Lupine began searching in the opposite direction from Moody.

When the two met, he took the initiative to ask, "Did you find anything, Alastor?"

"One thing." Mad-Eye Moody said in a low voice: "Those two girls have no reason to deceive us, and there are indeed traces of another tent on the ground... It seems that Hart and Potter were indeed here. I stayed there, but I don’t know why they quietly left here again..."

"If Harry is by Principal Hart's side, then I'm afraid there won't be any danger." Lupine seemed relieved: "The mark of the Order of the Phoenix should also be left by Principal Hart to remind us, and it should be to let us Find these two girls."

"Probably so, but what is his plan..." Mad-Eye Moody pondered over there.

After half a minute, he seemed to have made a decision, looked around and said loudly:

"Well, Molly, Nymphadora, you two take these two girls back to Athens, get them out of this dangerous place, and it's best to stay with the two Weasley children... As for Aya Thur and Remus, let's continue to look for Hart and Potter here."

"But...Jon, he..." Daphne seemed a little distraught, she said incoherently.

"Don't worry, Miss Greengrass, we will definitely bring Hart back." Lupine said jokingly.

"Yes, don't worry." Moody also explained on the side: "Hart took all the tents away before leaving, which proves that he did encounter a temporary accident and had to leave before he could say goodbye to you... ...At the same time, with his ability, nothing will happen."

"What should I do in case of danger..." Daphne said with a bit of tears.

"Okay, sister." Astoria gently tugged at her sister's sleeve: "Listen to Professor Moody and Professor Lupine, let's go back to Athens first..."

Daphne also realized that her actions were not appropriate, she quickly wiped the tears from the corners of her eyes, and nodded at the same time.

"It's enough for Mrs. Weasley to send the two of them back to Athens." Tonks thought for a while, and said proactively, "You are an Auror after all, so let's go find Harry and the others with you."

"No, you have to go back to Athens!" Mad-Eye Moody said decisively: "If there is any accident over there, Molly alone can't handle it."

"Okay..." Tonks nodded. She respected Mad-Eye Moody, an experienced Auror.

"Girls, come, get out of here with us first." Mrs. Molly Weasley said with a gentle face.

Her kind appearance calmed the two girls a lot.

...

The location of the woods here is just over 100 miles away from Athens, almost the distance from London to Birmingham.

According to the location on the map, it should belong to Albania... This is what Mad-Eye Moody judged before.

Mrs. Weasley and Tonks, together with the two Greengrass girls, quickly used Apparition to leave this land of right and wrong.

As for the other three who remained—

"Any surprises, Alastor?" After several women left, Mr. Arthur Weasley asked with a serious face.

As an old friend of Mad-Eye Moody for many years, he obviously knew that there were obviously other reasons why Mad-Eye would dismiss him and Lupine's wife.

"That's right, you guys come with me." Mad-Eye Moody's blue magic eye began to spin rapidly.

Lupine and Mr. Weasley followed him to the river.

"Look here..." Moody pointed to a group of faintly visible traces on the ground: "Obviously, someone had lit a fire here, and even roasted something... and then used magic to cover it up."

With the help of magic eyes, Moody's insight far exceeds that of ordinary wizards; for ordinary wizards, such inconspicuous traces are difficult to detect with the naked eye.

"Obviously Hart and the others couldn't do it. They have tents, so there's absolutely no need to light a fire outside." Mad-Eye Moody seemed to be talking to himself, and he seemed to be explaining to the other two: "And ordinary wizards It is even more impossible to get involved here, so the only possibility is..."

"Is it probably the dark wizards who killed Harry and the others?" Lupine asked softly.

"It's the same as I thought." Mad-Eye nodded. "Those wizards tried to trap Potter in the cave, but Potter was rescued by Hart and the others... Wait, look at this again!"

Moody's magic eye spun again, and this time he pointed to a mark on a pebble—

Tiny emblems of the Order of the Phoenix.

"It's obvious now!" Moody's mouth showed a ferocious smile: "Hart cast a lot of protective magic around their camp, so those dark wizards couldn't find them, but they noticed the dark wizard's trace... "

"...And after the dark wizard left, Hart and Potter used invisibility magic to trace the past. At the same time, they knew that we would find us, so they deliberately left the mark of the Order of the Phoenix around here to attract our attention and let us We found those two girls!"

"Then we have to keep up." Lupine quickly made a judgment: "What should I do..."

Suddenly, there was a dog barking not far away.

An ugly big black dog was running towards them.

As Harry Potter's godfather, Sirius Black naturally also participated in this search and rescue operation... But after he became an Animagus, he moved faster in the woods, so he was not with the other five people.

Lupine and Moody couldn't help but glance at each other:

"Sirius!"