Harry Potter Blood Hunter

Servin is completely mine?

A joyful expression appeared on Harry's face, but he also carried some special thoughts.

It feels... as if I have been pitted.

How can the reward for solving puzzles so hard?

Although I also like Servin very much, I always feel that this reward is still a bit short.

So Harry began to complain to Browder.

Say how difficult it is for him to solve each puzzle.

But who knows that Browder was strange after listening.

"Harry, do you solve the problem yourself?" Browder looked at Harry speechlessly, "I didn't forbid you to ask other students to interrogate together. One person counts the shortcomings, and the other counts the lengths!"

"And apart from the Ravenclaw common room question, the other questions are for you to look upright during the day, and you can also ask someone for help. Why do you go at night?"

"The puzzle I gave you is not a shame."

Browder really didn't understand.

It's obviously a game, how Harry said it was like an underground party meeting.

Harry was also a little speechless when he heard Browder's words.

Is that okay? Don't you need to hide it from others?

What am I doing so hard?

Browder was also amused by Harry's speechless, cute expression.

"In my opinion, Harry, you have been doing a lot of secretive things recently, and you are used to wandering around in invisible cloaks. The first thing in your mind is to carry others on your back!" Browder said remarkably, "This is not good, you must restrain Live in such a bad manner! When my vacation is over, as soon as I get back to Hogwarts, you can quickly give me the invisibility cloak!"

"This... not so good!" Harry held his robe neckline very nervously-the invisibility cloak was placed in the concealed pocket inside the robe, and he really carried it with him now.

Harry is not stupid. With the dual effects of immunity to physical attacks and immunity to magic, this life-saving effect is great!

All places Harry knew were free to get out.

"If you don't want to, then you need to turn this thought around!" Browder's words entered Harry's ears, "Fault again, I really want to put it away for you."

"Yes!" Harry replied immediately. If I can delay this level first, I can't say I won't be so stupid in the future, or Browder will forget what he said now.

But Browder also knew that Harry's brisk answer must be hydrated, but he didn't care...it was strange that Harry could be honest.

"By the way, Harry, you just said that you met Professor Snape several times these nights when looking for the answer?" Browder was very interested in this matter. "What is it like?"

"Nothing to talk about!" Harry scratched his head. "I've said everything that can be said. When I was looking for it at night, Snape would not know how to find out, and then he would follow me. The first time. At the time, the paper of my first puzzle fell on the ground and he picked it up."

Oh? Browder's expression was a little weird.

Harry didn't pay attention to Browder's expression, but suddenly began to talk about Snape's behavior... First of all, he was very smart, but he just read the first letter paper and found the first mystery within a few minutes. . Then he said that every time Snape found his trail, he used different magic to search for his specific unknown.

If it weren't for the invisibility cloak, even if Snape had escaped by other means the first time, he would have been unable to escape every time after that.

Browder listened, and the smile on his face started to look fake.

Uh... the letter paper was found?

...

first→L

third→V

sixth→S

Snape looked at the three messages he had written on the parchment with a thoughtful expression.

These are the three pieces of information he found after searching for the "invisible man" in Hogwarts this month.

All these messages were found by Snape on the nearby wall after spotting the "invisible man".

Because the first one was found outside the fixed location of the Astronomy Tower after the letter with the puzzle was discovered, Snape would pay attention to whether there was a similar message every time an "invisible person" was found.

Although he looked it up carefully, Snape found only three of them.

Although judging from the serial number, he still missed at least three of them and didn't find... he couldn't guarantee that there were only six in total.

It's just that the second "third→V" found in the auditorium is fairly common. Why is the third "sixth→S" found outside the principal's office?

What conspiracy is there?

To Dumbledore?

Snape meditated.

In addition, Snape stared at the "V" firmly.

Looking at this letter, all Snape could think of was the dark demon!

Maybe this matter is related to him?

Does that have something to do with Quirrell?

Snape really struggled to catch that "invisible man" these days. Snape wanted to come, as long as he caught him, those things would be clear.

But that person obviously existed after being sentenced by Snape many times, but after using different detection magics to find him many times, he couldn't find a single vellus hair.

This caused Snape's forehead to fall a few more hairs.

With such hidden technology, it should be impossible to be a little wizard. But Snape didn't think anyone could do this.

Quirrell couldn't do it either.

In Snape's view, Quirrell wanted a poor creature driven by the Dark Lord. If he was willing to cooperate, it was not impossible to help him escape from the Dark Lord's control.

In addition, in addition to "V", Snape looked at "S" thoughtfully.

S, what can be represented at Hogwarts today is stone.

It is the magic stone.

Is this related to the Sorcerer's Stone again?

Snape felt he could tell Dumbledore about this!

However, there is another piece of evidence.

Snape brought a piece of parchment and a piece of letter paper from the side.

This letter paper was the evidence that Snape found when he first encountered the "invisible man".

And that piece of parchment...this is an assignment~www.NovelMTL.com~ It says the homework of the potions class, and the handwriting is very neat.

Since Snape would think this letter was written by someone from Ravenclaw, it was natural to investigate.

What to investigate?

Of course it is handwriting.

Snape has been a potions professor for almost ten years, and naturally has a lot of student work in his hands.

If he did look for it, Snape would be able to find the work of the students when he first became a professor ten years ago.

Just looking for Ravenclaw would reduce the workload by three-quarters.

However, Snape found the "prisoner" within a short period of time.

It is the handwriting of the person who wrote the homework on this parchment is the same as that on the letter paper.

Ravenclaw is in second grade.

Browder Lestrange!