From Hogwarts Legacy to Hogwarts

In Halia's small classroom, the Weasley twins occasionally appear.Since the last time they studied together in the library, most of the time they take classes together, or go to the library together.Or join Hariya's little class together.

Ron had protested the arrival of his twin brothers.

But it's clear that protests are futile.

"Little Ronnie also came to class with Harry."

"Why do you have such a big opinion on his two brothers who are eager to learn?" The pattern of the Weasley twins always making Ron wonder who to say to next.

Halia understood that the two of them hoped that they or Harry would test their products.

In the middle of the teaching, when Halia was chatting with everyone, she pretended to ask casually: Why are there so many dementors stationed near Hogwarts?

After getting the answer about Black's escape, Halia expressed her puzzlement: "I saw the news about his escape in the Daily Prophet. I also saw news about him in other magazines in history. It is said that he betrayed His good friend, James Potter... sorry, Harry, for mentioning your father.

"But why do they seem to have a good relationship? I've seen their names at Filch's before, the frequency is about the same as George and Fred, and they are also Gryffindors, but why did they betray? You guys Watch Fred and George not betray each other..."

As a result, the two soon began to contradict each other.

"Oh, George, I'm sure I'm not going to tell Mom that you didn't clean up the goblins in the house."

"It's okay, Fred, I won't tell Mom that you put the family goblin in the attic."

"What? You hid the goblins? I want to follow..." Ron, who entered in disorder, could only be covered by his two brothers.

Seeing how the two were joking, Halia couldn't help but rolled her eyes: "During the war, Voldemort didn't care about the little secret of hiding things in the attic."

Halia continued to follow her own train of thought: "Betrayed a friend, did he tell his secrets everywhere? But why not use the Loyalty Charm? Or is it another person who really keeps the secret? It's like, if, Fred If you are in danger and tell everyone that you have asked George to use the Loyalty Curse to keep his secret, then who will really know the secret?"

Halia suddenly raised this question to everyone, and they looked at each other and blinked.

Hermione looked at Harry.

Harry looked at Halia.

Ron looked from Fred to George, and then saw Halia looking at him. He couldn't believe it: "It's me?"

Hermione heard Ron's answer, but she was helpless in answering Halia's question: "Is it Ginny?"

Harry also nodded, agreeing with "Ginny"'s answer.

Fred and George looked at each other, and thought about the question again: Fred was in danger, and it would not be George who kept the secret, because the relationship between the two was as good as one person, so George would only be a guise.

Ron and Ginny are too young, so if they use the Fidelity Curse, there will be no problem, but if something happens to the two of them during the process, then everyone who knows the secret will become the keeper.

"Is it Percy?" Halia looked over the other three and stared at the Weasley twins in a daze.

The twins smiled at each other, then looked at Halia: "Probably, Leah, maybe it will be you." Yes, Charlie and Bill work so far away from home that they don't see each other for a year.Only Percy is the only brother who can be contacted frequently.But this witch who appeared suddenly should also be able to know their secrets.

"Of course, if you want," the Weasley Twins added.

Hermione felt that this speculation was a bit outrageous. She glanced at Harry's expression and asked a question: "But some people say that Black killed... Well, Harry's parents. I also read the news or related books back then. To learn about the wizarding world."

"Really?" Halia didn't expect Hermione to refute herself, thinking about the words, "In order to understand your 'history' and my 'future', I read a lot of "The Daily Prophet", and I didn't read much about it. Books. I just feel that this part about 'Blake's betrayal' is somewhat illogical.

"Since everyone knows that these two people have a good relationship, will they still choose each other as each other's secret keeper? It should only be used as a cover, right? Then who is the real secret keeper and the person who betrayed? "Halia spoke her mind.

"But," Ron looked awkwardly between Harry and Hermione, "if it were me, I'd choose Harry."

Harry smiled gratefully at Ron.He remembered the time when he secretly went to Hogsmeade village to meet Ron Hermione while wearing the invisibility cloak, and overheard that Sirius Black and his father were friends.If Leah's speculation is true, Black is wronged.There is someone else who really framed his parents, who would it be?

Seeing Harry's pensive expression, Halia secretly hoped that Harry could deduce or guess from his almost nonsensical logic that Sirius was wronged.

Harry didn't know how he left Halia's little classroom, but he felt as if he had caught a clue of something important, and he didn't seem to have it.He didn't notice when Ron and Hermione separated, and walked to the door of Professor Lupine's office by himself.

It happened that Lupine came out in a hurry, as if he had something urgent to do.

Harry didn't know if it was his illusion. He felt that Professor Lupine looked at him with rare warmth.Therefore, he boldly followed Professor Lupine's actions: "Professor Lupine, may I bother you?"

Lupine stopped and said with rare excitement in his voice, "Yes, Harry, but hurry up."

"Thank you Professor, I just want to ask, if there are two people, they are good friends," Harry saw that Professor Lupine's expression became visibly moved, "If there is one of them who needs someone to keep a secret, except Besides his best friend, who else would he look for?"

Harry saw tears in Professor Lupine's eyes at some point, and said to himself with a choked voice, "Harry, maybe your father had more than one good friend back then."

After a pause, Harry heard Professor Lupine continue to say, "Harry, I'm going to find Dumbledore, maybe you'd like to come with me."

Halia noticed Harry's dazed state, so she kept paying attention to him, keeping him in her sight.Until she saw Harry meet Professor Lupine and then leave together.

Halia felt that the big rock she had been worried about was finally about to land smoothly, and couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

I don't know when Hermione appeared in front of everyone again, holding a large piece of parchment in her hand, panting: "No, they are going to bring the executioner to hear Hagrid's appeal against Buckbeak."

Ron was a little surprised, and pointed to the corner ahead: "Hermione, weren't you there just now? Why..."

Hermione glanced at him, didn't answer his words, and protested loudly: "They have already sentenced Buckbeak to death, and it's so unfair to bring the executioner to listen to the appeal!"

"What... the executioner?" Ron realized what Hermione meant. "This is so unfair. I'm sorry for the hard-to-read wizard law I've read!"

Halia remembered that at the beginning of Harry's third grade, in the protection of magical creatures class taught by Hagrid, Draco Malfoy angered the hippogriff that Hagrid brought to class because of his arrogance. causing his arm to be scratched.Instead, he used his father, Lucius Malfoy's status as a school trustee to put pressure on the school, hoping to expel Hagrid.

Unexpectedly, Dumbledore saved Hagrid, but failed to save the Hippogriff.

However, Halia was not sure if Lupine went to Dumbledore to explain the matter of Peter Pettigrew.If not, then what will Sirius be riding for a second escape by then?

Halia was a little embarrassed for a while, not sure if she should act according to the arrangement in the novel.