Chapter 166 The Reappearance of the Attack (Modified)

Second graders have new things to think about during the Easter break.

It's time for them to choose third-year courses. This matter needs to be treated with caution, because it involves the scope of careers they can engage in in the future.

Little Muggle-born wizards are very confused, as long as they hear someone talking about course selection, they will listen carefully.

The young wizards who come from wizarding families are also very upset, because the male and female wizards in their families write to them one after another, giving them many different suggestions for choosing courses.

Therefore, many little wizards were at a loss and felt very nervous.

Some people even use a magic wand to point randomly on the lesson sheet with their eyes closed, and select where they click. so easy!

For Allen, he is not short of money, and his desire for power is just to hope that his family can get closer. He himself is more greedy for knowledge, and he can engage in any career he is interested in.

There are too many possibilities for him in the future.

Under normal circumstances, little wizards would only take two courses. For example, Harry, he chose protection of magical creatures and divination.

Hermione was different, having chosen the full course under the surprised looks of Harry and Ron.

For Alan, although Alan wants to learn even divination and Muggle studies, if he wants to choose all of them, although he may get the right to use a time converter like Hermione, but this will make the Too tired to do it myself - in fact, Ellen suspects that Hermione will make himself a lot older because of this...

Fortunately, in addition to Muggle studies, the books in the Ravenclaw tower contain books on all other truly magical subjects, and modern knowledge is constantly copied through the library that Ravenclaw puts in the lounge Into the tower, so Allen only chose the protection of magical creatures and ancient runes.

The practice of Protection of Magical Creatures takes up a large part of the course, and the relatively large amount of homework is the ancient rune, but obviously this is a small burden for Allen, and courses such as divination, arithmetic divination and Muggle studies, Ai Ren plans to only study on his own in the Ravenclaw tower. After all, the important thing is to learn this knowledge. If he chooses all the courses like Hermione, the amount of homework that is completely unnecessary for him will be too much , On the contrary, it delays the time for me to really learn something every day-just wait until I take the O.W.Ls exam and get 12 O's and then apply for all N.E.W.T courses and work hard for two years.

After choosing the course, Allen focused on Ravenclaw's next Quidditch match - their opponent was Gryffindor.

Roger insisted that the players practice after dinner every day, so Alan had little time to do anything other than practice and do homework.

However, such intensive and high-intensity training is very effective. Ravenclaws have become more and more comfortable with training, and everyone's cooperation has become more and more tacit.

After training the night before Saturday's game, everyone was looking forward to the next day's game. It was felt that the Ravenclaw team had never been so sure of winning the Quidditch Cup.

They awoke early the next morning to a clear, sunny day with a pleasant breeze blowing gently.

Allen came to the auditorium early, and he found that the Gryffindor team members were already seated, and they seemed to have a mysterious confidence in winning.

The captain of the Gryffindor team, Wood, enthusiastically encouraged the players, and gave each team member their favorite food, which made Allen wonder if Wood asked Percy Weasley to borrow a copy of "The Team" How to Win".

And their Seeker, Harry Potter, seemed preoccupied.

The Ravenclaws came to the restaurant one after another. They are also eager to win, but they understand the importance of filling their stomachs and maintaining their strength.

It wasn't until almost eleven o'clock that people crowded out of the auditorium, talking and laughing loudly, and preparing to go from the front door to the Quidditch pitch.

The players walked to the arena amidst earth-shattering cheers.

Roger? Davies and Oliver? Wood vacated, around the goalposts for warm-up flight.

The two captains with an extremely strong desire to win, every time they met, sparks like lightning and thunder burst out of their eyes.

Ms Hooch released the ball. The players of the Ravenclaw team, clad in bronze, were gathering to discuss tactics until the last minute.

Allen was about to get on his broomstick when Professor McGonagall suddenly sprinted across the field, a giant purple microphone in his hand.

The calm and busy and fulfilling study life in the past few months made Allen a little paralyzed. Seeing the appearance of McGonagall suddenly reminded him that before Harry and the others completely solved the Chamber of Secrets, there would still be people who would be attacked!

And the person who was attacked was—Alan's heart sank like a stone.

"The game is cancelled," Professor McGonagall said into the packed bleachers through the microphone.

There were boos and shouts of displeasure from the crowd.

"All students must return to the common room of the college, where the head of the college will tell you more about the situation. Please leave as soon as possible!"

Professor McGonagall looked serious and his tone was unquestionable.

The Ravenclaws returned to the tower common room, and Roger was very disgruntled, sitting in a chair with his head down, muttering about the match being cancelled.

And more Ravenclaws showed a very nervous look. They were smart and guessed that someone in the school might be attacked again.

"All students must return to the common room of their college by six o'clock in the evening. No student may leave the dormitory after this time. Each class is escorted by a teacher. No student is allowed to use the Toilets. All Quidditch practice and matches are postponed. No further activity in the evening."

Professor Flitwick announced in a shrill voice the parchment document urgently issued by the school, and then said in a somewhat stifled voice: "Unfortunately, our Ravenclaw prefect Penelope Clearwater Attacked, she was petrified!"

Professor Flitwick waved his wand, and a scene of Penelope in the hospital appeared in the air in the lounge.

Ravenclaw was silent, and many young wizards were pale and worried.

For the first time, the wise Ravenclaws were not eager to express their opinions on a matter.

It's clear that Hogwarts has been attacked again and again, the culprit has been slow to be caught, and the school is likely to be closed.

Allen sat on a wide chair, and Penello kept appearing in his mind lying on the hospital bed, stiff and dull like a stone sculpture.

Allen knew that the basilisk in the bathroom was the culprit that caused Penelope's petrification.

But unfortunately, Allen is a Parseltongue. Although he can turn on the faucet in the bathroom alone, it is obviously too dangerous for him to face a basilisk alone without external help as a second-year student, "Harry !" Harry must be found, so that Dumbledore will send Fawkes to help, and as Ravenclaw, Allen can't take out Gryffindor's sword even if he has a sorting hat.

Before that, Allen still needs to go to the Forbidden Forest. He needs to ask Gaia clearly what the "more than one monster" mentioned by Tina means.