Days wandering around Hogwarts

Chapter 462: Venting Out

"Alas...it really wasn't me who did this."

"It's really not you?!"

In the dormitory, Seamus opened his eyes wide and looked at Charles in disbelief.

Charles's communication notebook was flashing like a street advertisement, and almost everyone was asking him how he did it, including Rita Skeeter.

Even Fudge sent a message saying, "Hey, you are so naughty."

Charles spent the whole night copying and pasting, denying the incident.

After changing into his pajamas, Seamus sat on his bed and said, "Then the headmasters had a big fight there. Maxim and Karkaroff were very angry because there was one more person in Hogwarts. I said that since they were not happy, I would just quit, but according to the rules I couldn't quit."

"The competition is not an elimination match, so there is no way to lose on purpose."

He said and yawned.

The Gryffindor students had just celebrated for a long time in the common room, and he had joined in the fun, but it was quite tiring.

Charles ran to the kitchen to eat something and asked a house-elf to take him directly back to the dormitory.

"At this point, I can only treat this as a game," Seamus said before lowering the bed curtains.

"By the way, will you be my assistant then?"

Charles shook his head and said, "No, now everyone thinks that I threw your name into the Goblet of Fire. If I continue to be your assistant, I won't be able to explain it clearly."

Seamus said, "That's a shame. I was thinking of letting you solve all the problems for me, and I can just drink pumpkin juice and get the winning points myself."

After he finished speaking, he yawned again, put up the bed curtains, lay down, and fell asleep soon after.

Charles lowered the bed curtains and continued to reply to other people's messages.

He sent a long message to the old man telling him what happened tonight.

After the message was sent out, Charles was shocked and thought, could this be the old man's doing?
But he was wondering, if it was the old man who made the move, there was no reason to choose Seamus, wouldn't Hermione be better?

Charles waited for a while, but the old man didn't reply immediately. He thought he might be busy, so he ignored him for the time being.

Furong replied: "Madame Maxime was very angry and told me not to talk about friendship at that time."

Charles replied: "Well, be careful during the game. I'm worried that there is some conspiracy behind this."

Furong said, "Are you okay with what you just did? Do you want help?"

"I never thought there were really problems with Durmstrang's students."

Charles replied: "Don't worry about me. Professor Dumbledore will handle it when he finds out. You should focus all your energy on the competition from now on."

Furong sent back an OK expression and asked, "Is Erica okay?"

Everyone saw the conflict between Charles and Karkaroff today, and she was worried that Karkaroff would take his anger out on Erica.

Charles replied to her: "I just talked to Krum for a while. He owes me a favor and will help."

Krum and the others didn't know that Karkaroff had betrayed his companions, and Charles didn't tell him. It would be useless to tell the students about it.

Charles asked her to go to bed early. After saying good night to each other, he clicked on Blake's profile picture and asked, "Are you asleep?"

Blake replied immediately: "Haha, you did a good job!"

"Oh my god, why didn't I think of doing this!"

"It's just that Harry is a little unhappy and thinks you should go find him."

Charles knew at a glance that Harry was chatting with him, and asked directly: "Are you interested in kicking Karkaroff out of the position of headmaster of Durmstrang?" Black immediately replied: "Do you have any evidence against him?"

Charles said: "Foreign wizards don't care about the Dark Lord or the Death Eaters."

"But do you think Durmstrang would allow someone who sold out many of his companions to gain his freedom to be the headmaster?"

Blake is not a man who sticks to the rules, otherwise he wouldn't have that flying motorcycle.

He immediately replied: "I understand, I will bring him to ruin!"

"I will go to the Ministry of Magic tomorrow to make a copy of the trial record of that year."

"Please give me Rita Skeeter's number. I need her help."

Charles blinked. Boy, that's pretty cruel.

Black continued, "I will also ask that big shot for help. His reputation in Durmstrang is like Dumbledore's in Hogwarts. He will definitely bring bad luck to Karkaroff."

Charles frowned, this meant that Grindelwald had to take action.

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By the way, are they on such a good relationship now?
Black finally said, "This matter needs to be brewed for a while. It would be best if Durmstrang loses a game, or fails to win first place for consecutive games. This will give us a reason to attack Karkaroff."

Charles replied: "Okay, I'll be at ease with you doing the job."

The communication notebook fell silent. Before he could close it, Erica sent a message: "I'm fine, don't worry."

Charles replied: "If Karkaroff embarrasses you about me, tell me immediately."

Erica ended the call with a knowing look.

Charles lay in bed, tossing and turning, unable to fall asleep for a long time.

He remembered that it was Harry who first said that he was the one who put Seamus' name in the Goblet of Fire, and the more he thought about it, the angrier he got.

So the Ravenclaw diadem was taken out and the Cruciatus Curse was cast on it without any cost.

Charles breathed a sigh of relief and was able to sleep well, but it was Voldemort's turn to be unable to sleep.

Harry didn't sleep well either, and his eyes were bloodshot, but that didn't stop him from looking a little unhappy when he saw Charles. He complained with his eyes why he didn't take him out to play.

Hermione hadn't spoken to Charles for several days. On the way to the cafeteria for breakfast this morning, she whispered to Charles: "You shouldn't have put Seamus in danger!"

Charles looked at her, sighed, shook his head and said, "She is still a child, immature, and believes rumors as soon as they are heard."

Hermione thought of the conditions he mentioned that night about treating her as an adult, her face turned cold, she stopped talking to him and left.

"That's what rebellious kids are like." Professor Delacour appeared. "Let me tell you, in the past few years, Fleur... hehe... she has always been very well behaved."

Fleur withdrew her wand from her old father and left quickly with the other Beauxbatons students amid laughter.

Professor Delacour snapped his fingers so that the people around couldn't hear their conversation, and asked, "Is there some conspiracy behind this?"

He heard what Charles said in the professor's chair and learned some historical things from Professor Flitwick. Now he was a little worried about Fleur's safety.

Charles said helplessly: "I am also worried about a conspiracy. Don't worry, I will ask Ruby to help if necessary."

The phoenix figured heavily in many people's assessments of Charles, and Professor Delacour was no exception.

Everyone thought that Seamus' name was cast in by the ruby, much to Fred and George's chagrin.

Charles was too lazy to pay attention to them and ignored anyone who talked to him about this.

(End of this chapter)