All right.

Students will definitely listen to the teacher.

Professor McGonagall said that Professor Flevy's attack had nothing to do with Wesson.

Weisen naturally believed that Professor Flevy's attack must have nothing to do with him.

The gray-haired boy obediently followed the two professors to the Forbidden Forest Cabin and reassuring his pet Ice Crystal Phoenix. He looked like an innocent student.

Until the group returned to the castle.

The janitor Felch came over with a panic look on his face and spoke out a problem that was inseparable from Wiesen Wright.

"Professor McGonagall, Slytherin's students were all hung on the wall of the auditorium!"

Slytherin's students are not very popular on weekdays. Until this time, no one from the college reported to the professor what happened in the auditorium!

It was not until the gatekeeper Felch was patrolling late at night that he noticed a group of students hanging on the wall of the Hogwarts Auditorium, which made Felch instantly scared...

Think about that picture...

An elderly night patrolman pushed open the door of the auditorium.

Just as the old night patrolman was checking with an oil lamp, he inadvertently raised his head and saw a student hanging on the wall. No, there were a row of neat students hanging on the wall!

This scene almost made Felch's soul fly out of the sky!

Even if Felch is brave, he is still scared by this scene!

"What did you say?"

Professor Minerva McGonagall felt that his eyes were dark.

According to her ideas, the first thought must have been done by Petr!

I really didn't expect...

Petr star Peter actually attacks the student!

It would be fine if the Slytherin students were alive, but if they died in the Hogwarts Auditorium, this would be the biggest crisis in Hogwarts history!

If a whole college student is killed...

Neither Dumbledore nor Minerva McGonagall would be willing to accept this matter. It was not because they might face the crisis of being dismissed, but because a group of innocent students were killed like this!

Unspeakable fear and anger instantly filled Professor McGonagall's mind!

The dean of the Gryffindor College trembled a little while speaking, and even his eyes turned red: "That...that guy...how could he hurt the student..."

"Professor, what are you talking about?"

Wiesen Wright looked at Professor McGonagall in surprise, then looked at Professor Sprout beside him, and said carefully: "It seems that I hung the guys from Slytherin on the wall during dinner. Didn't Professor Snape save them..."

Wiesen Wright felt that Professor Minerva McGonagall might have been wrong. Perhaps the professor thought that the Slytherin student was hung on the wall was done by Petr, and he was so angry that he shivered all over...

This is not very good.

Wiesen Wright doesn't like to let innocent people take the blame.

Petr has already taken on many heavy burdens that are not his.

As a student with conscience, Wiesen Wright believes that beating Slytherin students should be borne by himself.

If you say it, this matter is actually impossible to hide.

exactly.

A rare opportunity.

Professor Sprout, the dean of Hufflepuff, is right next to him, and Wiesen Wright is not worried about being questioned.

As a rational party, Wiesen Wright spoke of this without any pressure: "When we were dining in the auditorium at night, the Slytherin students humiliated me and even took out their wands to attack our Hufflepuff classmates, and I had to hang them on the wall..."

“Beautiful job.”

Professor Sprout is worthy of being the dean of Hufflepuff College.

When the dean of Hufflepuff Academy subconsciously praised Weisen, Weisen Wright recalled the conductor he met on the Hogwarts Express.

really.

Everyone is Hufflepuff.

Even when praising people, it's exactly the same.

“…”

Professor Minerva McGonagall no longer knows what his expression is.

Because she didn't know whether she should be angry that Wiesen Wright was a bit overbearing in doing things, or she should be glad that the Slytherin students might have nothing to do.

Wiesen Wright looked at Professor McGonagall and continued to explain with a calm expression: "The students from other colleges were present, they all saw the Slytherin people doing it first, we are just innocent victims..."

“…”

Professor Minerva McGonagall felt a little confused.

If Hufflepuff's students were not sleeping in the dormitory and Slytherin's students hung on the wall of the auditorium for the middle of the night, maybe there was something worthy of sympathy for Wiesen's victim's remarks...

"Okay, that's what it should be..."

Professor Sprout is very willing to believe in his own badger.

Because a Hufflepuff student will definitely not lie.

And Wiesen Wright has enough evidence that as long as the two professors ask students from other colleges tomorrow, they can find out what the conflict in the auditorium was like during supper.

The only problem is...

Weisen Wright has a bit of a domineering approach to work.

Especially this little guy has had similar criminal records before.

"Mr. Wright..."

Professor Minerva McGonagall took a deep breath.

The Hogwarts vice-chancellor led the lead in walking towards the auditorium and sighed: "I hope I won't hear about Professor Snape being hung on the wall tomorrow..."

Yesterday, Wesson simply hung Slytherin's predecessor on the wall;

Today, Wesson hangs the entire Slytherin students on the wall.

Tomorrow, Will Wiesen hang Slytherin's dean Snape on the wall?

"How could it be..."

Weisen Wright shook his head quickly and frowned and said, "I am certainly not a match for Professor Snape..."

Professor Minerva McGonagall took a deep breath again and burst into flames on his forehead: "Mr. Wright, if you can do it, do you really want to hang your potion class teacher on the wall!"

At this moment...

Professor McGonagall finally found a vent!

A whole night...

Professor McGonagall felt that he was about to be furious by all kinds of strange problems!

Whether it is the mastermind Peter, who attacked Professor Fleeve, or the naughty Weasley twin brothers who awaken the Ice Crystal Phoenix, or the troubled student Weissen Wright who likes to hang people on the wall!

Hogwarts is really unfavorable!

Professor Sprout smiled and patted Weisen on the shoulder, signaling his badger not to be afraid, and explained: "Milleva, don't scare the little guy, Weisen is just a child..."

"Professor Sprout."

Professor Minerva McGonagall sighed, and the dean of Gryffindor held his forehead and said helplessly: "Professor Sprout, you can't always be generous in accommodating to Hufflepuff's students..."

“Weisen did nothing wrong.”

Professor Sprout shook his head and continued to defend his students softly, even with a hint of stubbornness in his tone: "The honest Hufflepuff never takes the initiative to bully people, and this does not mean that they can be bullied by others for nothing."

After Professor Sprout finished speaking, he looked at Weisen Wright's eyes and became gentle and kind again: "Little guy, you're doing a good job, go back to the dormitory and have a good sleep, don't worry about the rest."
Chapter completed!