Master Druid at Hogwarts

Chapter 111 Dyslexia Syndrome
In the middle of the night, Fish, who had just finished his tour of the territory, was sent back to the Gryffindor common room by Comey, and then he saw Harry and Ron each holding a book, flipping through it by the light of the fireplace. watch.

"Meow?" ω

Fish tilted his head, this scene seemed a little familiar.

He remembered that during the period before the holiday, the two of them often flipped through books in the lounge like this, but after the holiday they stopped this kind of behavior of asking for trouble, and they didn't expect it to start again now.

"Why are you guys flipping through the pages again? Is it because school starts?" (●ΦωΦ●)

Fish beckoned to the two people looking at him, and asked curiously.

"Uh... actually we are looking for someone," Harry scratched his cheek embarrassingly and replied, remembering the laziness of himself and Ron during the vacation, and Hermione's scolding two days ago: "Didn't I tell you before?" Before, I used the invisibility cloak to visit the restricted area, just to find out who this person is."

"Who are you looking for?" Fish tilted his head suspiciously, "Why doesn't Meow directly ask Minerva or the bad old man?"

Harry remembered that Fish had covered himself up in front of Snape and Filch during Christmas, and with this incident as a foundation of trust, he chose to tell the truth to Fish after hesitating for a while. .

"The man we're looking for is Nicole Flamel, and the professors can't know about him because he has something to do with the thing hidden behind the trapdoor."

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Hearing Harry mention the trapdoor, Fisch's face immediately showed disgust.

"What, what's wrong?"

Harry looked at Fish who was suddenly in a bad mood inexplicably, not knowing what he just said wrong.

"The thing behind the trapdoor, super stinky meow!"

Fish continued to maintain this disgusted expression, shaking his head frantically.

"Huh? Super smelly?"

It had occurred to Harry that the thing behind the trapdoor might be some kind of scary weapon, or some powerful spellbook, but it never occurred to him that it would be something "super stinky".

"What's going on? Fish, you've already gone in?"

Ron, who had dropped the book in his hand and listened for a long time, finally couldn't help but ask.

"Yes meow."

Fish nodded his head, looking remorseful.

"On Christmas night, I wanted to borrow Scarhead's invisibility cloak to see if I could fool Lu Wei, but he wasn't in bed when I got up."

"Yes! I have an impression!"

Harry patted his forehead regretfully. On the day after Christmas, Fish did mention to him that he wanted to borrow the Invisibility Cloak but didn't need it anymore, but at that time his attention was all on Eris. On the magic mirror, this information was completely ignored.

"I also have the impression." Ron also recalled the scene at that time, "You still blamed me for a game of wizard chess."

Harry: "..."

"...Sorry, I just suddenly thought of..."

Ron also felt that he seemed a little out of place in bringing up wizard chess in such a serious topic, so he quickly brought the topic back.

"So, Fish, you have found a way to get past that big dog without an invisibility cloak?"

"That's right meow!" Fish shook his head triumphantly, "I was just going to play with Lu Wei and share with him the food I received for Christmas, meow, but Lu Wei's appetite is bigger than mine, so I usually go to He finds something to do while he eats."

Harry and Ron nodded, everyone knew Fish's ability to entertain himself.

"In addition to food, I had some other presents in my pocket that day, meow," Fish tilted his head and recalled, "Then I took out that thing called a music box to play music. Unexpectedly, when Lu Wei heard the music, I just fell asleep meow, I couldn’t wake up no matter how much I screamed, and then I slipped in meow easily.”

Having said that, Fish immediately became angry, "It turns out that the following is not fun at all, meow!" (●`Д●)
He lowered his head and thought for a while, then added: "Actually, the front is quite interesting, there are plants that will greet you, keys with wings flying around, and super big chess pieces meow!"

Fish opened his arms and gestured.

"But the back is not fun at all! Smelly Fei Xu meow! The bad old man actually hid a troll in it! It's really too much meow!" (●｀Д●)ツ┏━┓
Fish became more and more angry as he talked, and kept patting the bed with his hands, making muffled bang bang bangs.

"Can you tell us more about it? Those oversized chess pieces and things like that."

Harry swallowed his saliva, suppressed the excitement in his heart, and asked Fish for information about the trapdoor.

Ron on the side also pricked up his ears. He is good at wizard chess, and he is also very interested in the oversized chess pieces that Fish said.

"Meow? Aren't you afraid of smell?"ω

Fish expressed his admiration for Scarhead, not only can he read the book with so many words, but he is not afraid of the smell!

"No, no, I don't plan to go, I'm just curious about what's going on inside."

Harry waved his hand and said, he wasn't lying, they mainly wanted to find out what "Snape" wanted to steal at the moment, and then try to find a way to stop him depending on the situation.

As for how to stop...

Brave Gryffindor didn't think much of it.

Fish didn't care whether Harry really wanted to go in, he very cooperatively told Harry and Ron what he saw and heard down there, anyway, he didn't plan to go again.

……

As soon as the next morning's class was over, Harry and Ron eagerly told Hermione all the information they had obtained from Fish.

"At the end of the day, we still don't know what's behind the trapdoor."

However, in Hermione's view, this information was not of much use. This clever little girl grasped the key points and reminded the two excited boys in front of her.

"So, we have to keep reading until we figure out who Nico Flamel is."

Harry and Ron's faces fell instantly.

Ignoring the emotions of these two creatures, Hermione closed the book in her hand and tapped lightly on the cover with her fingers.

"But the good news is that Snape doesn't have to worry about it for the time being. Professor Dumbledore obviously prepared more than one level, and Snape hasn't even finished with the big dog yet..."

She gave Harry and Ron a sudden stern look, giving them the illusion of seeing Professor McGonagall.

"What's critical now is that we can't let Snape know the way through the Big Dog, and we can't let him know that Fish knows the way."

"Of course, we have reminded Fish." Harry nodded hastily, "Fisch is not the same now, and his tongue is still very tight. When I used the invisibility cloak to travel at night on Christmas night, He shielded me from Snape and Filch."

"That's good."

Hermione didn't care about Harry's violation of the school rules at all. Because of Fish, Gryffindor students have become very religious about their house points.

She nodded, then frowned at Harry and Ron.

"So, what are you two waiting for? Hurry up and go back to the dormitory and continue flipping through the books. As I said, you'd better take the books with you...or go directly to the library to check the information. In short, there is still time before lunch." It's half an hour, we have to hurry up and use it!"

After finishing speaking, she reopened the book in her hand and continued to flip through it by setting an example.

On the other hand, Harry and Ron had sullen faces, dragged their heavy steps, and walked towards the library at a very slow speed, trying to spend as much time as possible on the road.

Although they also know the current situation and should race against time as Hermione said, but knowing and being able to do it are completely two different things...

"When I see the words on the copper nut now, I feel repulsed..."

On the way to the library, Ron said this to Harry with a sad face.

Harry believed it, because he was about the same.

Their dyslexia has progressed from headaches when they see people's names, to adverse reactions when they only see numbers and letters.

……

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(End of this chapter)