Chapter 80: Can't Even Get Through the Door yet Want to Get Ahead

Maomao stood up slowly, with several yellow eyes looking at the two wizards in front of him, and three huge dog mouths secreted a lot of mucus.

With its breathing, a foul smell quickly spread in the room.

"Aaron, I think we have to run quickly." Hermione said nervously.

"You are right." Aaron began to retreat. He was less than one meter away from the door, but at this moment it seemed to be the most dangerous distance in the world.

Woof! Woof! Woof...

As soon as the voice fell, Maomao let out a deafening roar.

Bang!

Without waiting for it to bite, the two retreated and quickly closed the door to block a huge dog head back.

"It's so exciting!" Aaron breathed a sigh of relief, "I really admire Hagrid now. He actually tamed such a ferocious creature."

"Exciting?" Hermione was immediately furious, "I should have stopped you just now.

Do you know that we almost died? Being bitten to death by a dog is definitely the biggest joke since the establishment of Hogwarts."

"Sorry!" Aaron smiled awkwardly, and he also felt that he was a little inconsiderate.

He knew how to calm down Mao Mao, but he came here without any preparation.

"Can you tell me now why you want to go in and take a look?"

"Dumbledore has left the school." Aaron said, "In other words, Hogwarts is not as safe as you think. The mysterious man may pass through the trapdoor at any time."

Hermione's pupils dilated slightly, "This is really bad news. Do Harry and the others know?"

"I told them, just ten minutes ago.

But what's worse is that Hagrid told a stranger about the method through Mao Mao shortly after school started."

"What?" Hermione panicked immediately, "So, the mysterious man has made all the preparations and is just about to take action?"

"Yes, he will definitely take action before Dumbledore comes back."

At this time, Harry and Ron also rushed over, both of them were panting and their faces were not looking good.

"Tsk! Tsk! Tsk!" Aaron curled his lips and said playfully: "Let me guess, Professor McGonagall doesn't believe you, right?"

"Yes." Harry nodded disappointedly, "Not only does she not believe us, she also scolded us severely.

Thank you for the tranquilizer, otherwise I might have contradicted the professor."

"You're welcome.

I wouldn't believe it if it was me, and I might even deduct a few points from you as a punishment.

First of all, the Philosopher's Stone is a school secret, how did you know it?

Secondly, how did you know that someone would steal it?

Thirdly, the Philosopher's Stone is under strict supervision. Protection, almost every professor has designed a mechanism for it.

You can't just rely on your one-sided statement and ask a busy professor to check it specially, right? Wouldn't all the mechanisms have to be dismantled?

The most important thing is that even Professor McGonagall may not know how to crack all the mechanisms.

The three-headed dog guarding the trapdoor alone is not so easy to pass. You have been pestering Hagrid for most of the semester, and he accidentally let it slip today! "

"But... if the professors don't help us, then no one can help us." Harry said worriedly.

"There will always be a way.

At least the trapdoor is still safe now." Aaron shrugged, "We still have some time before the mysterious man takes action."

"Yes, there is still time." Harry suddenly thought of something, and a gleam of light flashed in his eyes, "As long as we get the Philosopher's Stone before Voldemort."

"Puff!" Aaron smiled disdainfully, and then saw the puzzled eyes of the three Gryffindors.

"Ahem! Don't get me wrong.

I've also received professional training. No matter how funny it is, I won't laugh unless I can't help it.

Hahaha..."

"Aaron." Hermione tugged at his sleeve, "You should at least be more restrained!"

"Is there a problem with my plan?" Harry asked angrily.

"No problem, no problem at all." Aaron's expression gradually became serious, "It's just so stupid that people can't help laughing."

"What do you mean?" Ron said unconvinced, "You'd better explain it clearly."

"Heh! It turns out there's more than one idiot." Aaron rolled his eyes speechlessly, then pointed at the wooden door, "Go in! I won't stop you."

"No, Maomao will bite us to death." Hermione said hurriedly.

"That's what I mean.

You can't even get through the trapdoor, and you want to get the Philosopher's Stone before the You-Know-Who.

You're brave, but don't tell me I know you when you go out. It will make me look stupid."

"That three-headed dog can't stop us. Just some music can make it quiet down."

"Then...what about music?" Aaron asked playfully.

"Uh..." Ron was stunned for a moment, and said awkwardly: "We haven't had time to prepare yet."

"That's it. You want to go in without any preparation. That's just asking for death.

Unless you plan to sing in front of the ferocious three-headed dog.

Don't be funny. That will only make you die faster.

And..." Aaron paused for a moment and said seriously, "Even if you prepare music, it may be useless. Maomao is just a gatekeeper.

There are second, third, and even Nth levels to come.

Are you sure you can get through the mechanism designed by the professor?"

"This..." Harry suddenly felt a little frustrated and helpless, and the scar on his forehead became hot again, "Hiss!"

"Harry?" Ron looked at him worriedly and asked.

"I'm fine." Harry rubbed the scar on his forehead and smiled bitterly, "But we really don't have much time. We have to come up with a way to stop Voldemort as soon as possible."

Aaron hesitated for a few seconds and said, "I suggest you don't do anything unnecessary. The water behind that door is too deep. You can't control it."

"I know, but it's better than waiting to die.

Voldemort will definitely not let me go. Either stop him or die later than now.

I don't want to die, and I don't want to surrender to the Dark Lord, so there is no other choice."

"If you believe me." Aaron comforted, "I am sure I can stop the mysterious man."

"You?"

Don't even mention Harry, even Hermione and Ron don't believe it.

"How do you plan to stop him?" Harry asked.

"Don't worry about it. Anyway, I am sure. Leave everything to me."

Aaron was very confident. He had been waiting for today since he accepted the system task.

Harry and the others were not prepared at all, but he was well prepared and could completely leave the three Gryffindors alone.

If the mission did not require him to exert great efforts in killing Voldemort, he would not mind making careful plans and then being a qualified sixth man in peace.

"How sure are you?" Harry asked.

"A conservative estimate is about 60%." Aaron slightly lowered his chances of winning. He was confident that he could destroy Voldemort's plan, but it might be difficult to kill him.

After all, he was the Dark Lord. Who knew if he had any hidden cards.

"Only 60%?" Ron asked with wide eyes, obviously not satisfied with this winning rate.

"That's not enough!

How about you come?"

Ron was silent immediately. He knew his own strength.

If it were him, let alone 60%, he would not even have 10% confidence. The probability of being sent away in one move was extremely high.

"It's too risky." Hermione shook her head and looked at Aaron, "Do you have any plan?"

"The plan is... keep it secret.

In short, you can trust me, and you must trust me." Aaron said, and then walked out of the corridor on his own.

After Aaron left, the three looked at each other.

"I think Aaron is very confident, otherwise..." Ron didn't finish his words, but he believed that Harry and Hermione understood what he meant.

"No." Hermione said immediately.

"I also think it's unreliable to leave it to him alone." Harry sighed, "I still stick to the original plan and get the Philosopher's Stone before the mysterious man."

Back in the common room, the three gathered around a table.

On the table was an ordinary flute, playing it could calm Momo down.

"Harry, what are you going to do?" Hermione asked, "We don't know what's behind the trapdoor."

"We have to give it a try, and try our best!

We'll start tonight, when the students are asleep."

"Tonight?" Ron opened his mouth, "Since we don't know what's behind the door, why don't we act earlier?"

"We have to make some preparations." Hermione said speechlessly, "At least we have to rest, otherwise we will be out of energy when the mechanism is broken halfway."

Gu!

Ron's stomach growled at an inopportune time, and he said a little embarrassedly, "I was in a hurry just now and didn't have time to eat lunch.

But this just shows that what you said makes sense."

"Haha!" Hermione rolled her eyes, "I have to review the spells I learned as soon as possible, maybe it will be useful."

"And the invisibility cloak." Harry reminded, "It's impossible to act at night without it."