Chapter 204 New Teacher (Modified)

Professor McGonagall left Hermione, and Allen knew that Hermione would get the Time Converter, which represented Dumbledore's absolute trust in Hermione.

Time-Turner is not an ordinary magic device, it can allow users to go back in time!

Think about it, if you go back to before Voldemort was born and give his father a bunch of family planning supplies to prevent his birth, maybe the tragedy of the Potter family will not happen later.

But Ellen will never do it. There is a silent person named Heloise Mintab who went back more than 5 hours in the past in a time-turner accident. Her travels made the people she met in the past Everyone's life trajectory has changed. At least twenty-five descendants disappeared from modern times and became "never born". ...Alan doesn't want any of his relatives and friends to encounter this situation... (Author's Note: There are some details in the movie that are more interesting than the novel. In the Leaky Cauldron, a wizard is watching "A Brief History of Time" intently, and It's in this book that the Time-Turner first appears.)

Allen left Professor McGonagall's office thinking wildly.

Madam Pomfrey also returned to the corridor along with Ellen and Harry. "I've really never seen a little wizard like you, young and full of magical power!" Madam Pomfrey praised Alan full of praise, she thought Alan was amazingly talented! Then he mumbled all the way back to the school hospital.

Alan and Harry came down the marble stairs and returned to the auditorium.

The Great Hall was a sea of ​​black pointed hats, and every long college table was filled with students, their faces glistening in the thousands of candles that floated above them.

Professor Flitwick walked out of the Great Hall with an antique Sorting Hat and a three-legged stool.

"Oh," said Harry regretfully, "we missed the Sorting."

The two tiptoed as quietly as possible to their respective house dining tables. But as they walked past the back of the auditorium, people turned to look at them, and a few pointed at them. Allen and Harry glanced at each other, and it seemed that word had spread about their confrontation with the dementors on the train!

Allen didn't hide anymore, and simply strode back to the Ravenclaw table. Facing the admiring eyes of the little Ravenclaw wizards, Allen sat down in his fixed position calmly. The Ravenclaws automatically avoided his position, and even the newly joined little wizard was placed in other positions by Penello.

At this time the headmaster stood up to speak, and Dumbledore looked at the little wizards under the stage with a smile, and the candlelight shone on his white beard, shining brightly. He looks kind and amiable, and he can always easily gain the trust and respect of young wizards.

This may have something to do with him being the greatest White Wizard of all time. But what's more, people can't help but trust him.

After delivering the welcome speech, Dumbledore's face became serious. Obviously, the next words were very important: "Our school has welcomed some dementors from Azkaban. They are sent by the Ministry of Magic to perform official duties. It must be that you We already know, because they searched the Hogwarts Express." He cleared his throat, "I'm proud that the little wizards at our school were able to successfully resist and even expel them."

The little wizards in the auditorium all probed their heads in their seats and looked at Allen. The little wizards on the Ravenclaw long table were different from the indifferent attitude towards others in previous years. They seemed to be honored with Allen, and each sat upright.

From a distance, Alan and Professor Dumbledore's eyes met, and Alan could feel the admiration and visitation in his eyes.

"But that doesn't mean that all our little wizards can provoke them." Professor Dumbledore emphasized, emphasizing his voice.

"No one is allowed to leave the school without permission. Dementors cannot be fooled by any tricks, tricks, or disguises - not even the Invisibility Cloak," he added flatly.

Allen blinked, obviously speaking to Harry.

"It is not in the nature of dementors to understand excuses and begging for mercy. So I would like to remind everyone here not to give them reason to hurt you. I hope that the prefects and our newly-elected co-chairs will ensure that not a single student is involved with the dementors." There is a conflict."

Allen looked at Penello. This beautiful and intelligent girl had a dignified expression, apparently hearing Dumbledore's words in her heart.

Penello, who had confronted the dementors head-on, knew all too well the horrors of the dementors. She was determined to perform her duties seriously and not give the little wizards a chance to be harmed by the dementors.

Percy at the Gryffindor table, he puffed out his chest again, looking around with vigor. He likes the feeling of being valued by the professor, and he prefers to have his name appear side by side with Penello.

Dumbledore paused again and looked around the Hall very gravely, but no one moved or made a sound.

Even when the new Defense Against the Dark Arts professor, Lupine, was introduced, there was only sparse applause in the auditorium. Gilderoy Lockhart proved that even a professor can be an uneducated villain. The other teachers were all in their best robes, and Professor Lupine looked even more shabby sitting beside them. This could not help but make the little wizards doubt his strength.

Allen couldn't help but cast his gaze on Professor Snape. Professor Snape's thin, yellow face was twitching, contorted, and menacing. It wasn't just anger, it was hatred. But Allen was not surprised at all. Everyone would remember the person who bullied him when he was studying—even if the other party was more of a follower.

What's more, James Potter and Sirius are really too much. If it were Allen, he would rather be bruised and bruised by "Shenfeng Wuying" than hang upside down in the air, and be exposed by taking off his pants and underwear. Most of my body... still in front of the person I love...

The former at least looks like a tragic hero, while the latter is undoubtedly more like a wimp who can be insulted. The injuries caused by the two seem to be more serious for the former, but in fact the latter is irreversible. Physical wounds can be healed, but mental wounds are hard to heal.

Therefore, Allen especially understood Professor Snape's mood at this time. Although he never expressed it in front of the Potions Professor, he sympathized with the other's experience.

Next, Rubeus Hagrid was appointed teacher of the Care of Magical Beasts class, while continuing to assume the duties of gamekeeper. Hagrid's face was flushed, his eyes were downcast to his big hands, and his big smile was hidden behind his tangled black beard - until Professor McGonagall, sitting next to him, nudged him His waist made him bounce up and bow slightly to everyone without being too rude...

When Dumbledore continued to speak, Hagrid wiped his eyes with the tablecloth thoughtfully, and Allen was happy for Hagrid, and clapped his hands vigorously.

However, he still wanted to find a suitable opportunity to remind Hagrid not to choose too dangerous magical creatures-even though Allen himself really wanted to see the Hippogriff.

"Well, there are so many important things." Dumbledore said, "Let's have a feast!"

Food and drink suddenly appeared on golden plates and goblets before them.

The little wizards suddenly whetted their appetites, and the auditorium was filled with laughter and laughter, echoing with the clashing of knives and forks.

What a delicious feast! The panic caused by the dementors was successfully put out of the minds of the young wizards.