The note left by Ke Wen was passed to each other for viewing by the professors. After reading it, everyone looked like they were 'dirty'.
Professor Quirrell was the last to take the note and read it, but he had just read the entire content, and before he could think about anything, Dumbledore raised his hand and took the note.
Holding the note, Dumbledore looked at the formula on it with a smile, thought about it and said, "As I said, little Coven has a lot of fantastic ideas."
Kewen's special bully answered: "Hmph! Disgusting people do have a trick!"
Dumbledore made no comment, and went through the question again with a headache, but it was as if he was reading a book from heaven, and he had no idea what the formula meant.
After a moment of silence, Dumbledore suddenly chuckled, and then said: "I really like this difficult problem, so let's just leave it like this and include this difficult problem in the level."
"Do you know the answer?" Professor McGonagall asked in surprise.
"Of course." Dumbledore looked a little troubled: "This is really a difficult problem. Fortunately, I barely got the answer."
"That's good." Professor McGonagall nodded assuredly.
Dumbledore put the note back on the table, then raised his eyes and looked around the professors and said: "But everyone, please go back first, I still need to stay here for a while."
"Is there anything else?" Professor McGonagall asked, "Do you need anyone to stay and help?"
"No need." Dumbledore waved his hand gently, then lowered his head and glanced at the numbered floor under his feet, and said with some worry: "I have to stay and see the explosion trap set by Xiao Kewen to prevent it from being too powerful and damaging the castle structure.
But it’s not good.”
The professors suddenly realized that Dumbledore's concerns were necessary.
Next, all the professors said goodbye and left.
Dumbledore stood in the room for a long time. It was not until he felt that the professors had completely left the secret room that he relaxed slightly.
With a shake of his hand, Dumbledore took hold of the wand, and then cast the ultimate use of the 'Apparition Curse'.
The next moment, large orange magic particles quickly poured out on the floor of the room, gradually forming a vivid '3D picture' in mid-air.
What was shown on the screen was the scene of the Kewen trio's activities in the room a few days ago, but only the screen could be seen and the sound could not be heard.
Dumbledore moved his steps from time to time to watch the rewind screen. It was not until he had seen all of Corwin's actions that he canceled the curse with some surprise.
Stepping directly to the floor tile marked with the number [five], Dumbledore gently waved his hand to lift the floor tile, revealing the note underneath.
"So the answer is five?" Dumbledore murmured softly.
After looking at it, Dumbledore pressed the note under the floor tiles again, then turned his head and scanned the other floors. Mr. Dumbledore suddenly laughed "haha".
"That little guy..." After thinking about the whole situation, Dumbledore muttered in a fit of laughter and tears: "He actually deceived everyone, how can there be any explosion trap..."
Recalling how he had been led by the nose just now, Dumbledore shook his head helplessly, chuckled from time to time, and left the secret room...
…
Ke Wen behaved very honestly in the next few days, after all, he spilled the beans on Halloween night.
But surprisingly, none of the professors he had contacted in the past few days mentioned to him about trespassing into forbidden areas, as if they didn't know about it.
Ke Wen thought for a while, were the professors indulging him again?
Two more days passed, and still no professor came to tell him about the forbidden area, and even Professor McGonagall had no intention of warning him.
In this way, Ke Wen was completely relieved, no longer worried about his trespassing into the forbidden area, and put it behind him.
On this day, it was Professor Snape's turn to be in charge of extracurricular tutoring.
However, there are not many areas where Kewen needs guidance now, so he and Snape are doing their own things in the tutoring room, one is writing homework, and the other is continuing to draft a book on the 'Potions Standard'.
When the tutoring time was over, the two of them cleaned up and left the tutoring room together.
On the way to the auditorium, Corwin noticed that Snape was walking with a slight limp. After a little recall, he understood what was going on.
But Snape's leg injury from the three-headed dog has not yet healed.
Seeing this, Kewen couldn't help but said with some concern: "Professor, is your injury okay? Why hasn't it healed for so long?"
Snape glanced at Coven expressionlessly, and responded in a calm tone: "You don't have to worry about it!"
Kewen had long been accustomed to the way he got along with Snape, so he continued without any care: "Professor Quirrell taught in a class before that the wounds caused by the American iguana are not easy to heal, and the effect of the potion has no effect on those wounds."
The wound is very weak, but if you add some iguana blood to the potion, the effect of the potion can be restored to normal."
At this point, Ke Wen suggested: "How about you get some blood from the three-headed dog and add it to the potion to try?"
Snape paused for a moment, then quickly resumed his steps, squinting at Coven again and said, "Do you really like to meddle in other people's business?"
"I don't care about you, Professor."
They were already so familiar with each other, so Ke Wen joked: "After all, the way you walk with an injury really damages your majesty. The sooner you recover, the sooner you can return to the person who can make the little wizards tremble with fear with just one look."
The majestic professor.”
Snape stopped completely this time and turned to stare at Corwin.
Coven looked at Snape calmly as if he was really thinking about you.
Young Master, Snape took a deep breath, then raised his head and looked around, then looked at the lawn outside the corridor.
Kewen was a little confused and followed Snape's movements and looked back and forth, but he didn't see anyone.
At this time, Snape finally spoke, and while continuing to look around, he said, "I heard that you have mastered many targeted spells?"
Ke Wen didn't understand why Snape said this. As a tutor, he should know his learning progress very well.
Snape continued: "Did you know? I also mastered many spells when I was at school, and even invented some myself."
"Well, I know your achievements, Professor." Ke Wen nodded in confusion.
"You used 'Spider Scatter' when you were in the Forbidden Forest, right?" Snape said as he walked to the other side of Coven.
"Ah, yes..." Ke Wen became even more confused.
"I recently invented a little magic spell." Snape stood up and stared at Corwin and said.
"What is it?" Kewen looked forward to it: "Can you teach me?"
Snape took out his wand, pointed it at Corwin, and shouted in a low voice when Corwin was at a loss: "Corwin Quinn, retreat!"
A ray of light instantly hit Kewen's chest, making Kewen feel a huge force pulling behind him, pulling his body over the railing and flying into the lawn.
"Ouch!"
The curse made him unable to stop himself, and Coven screamed as he rolled on the lawn.
Seeing this, Snape suddenly breathed a sigh of relief. He put away his wand and muttered in a low voice: "Ah...I've wanted to do this for a long time..."
After saying that, Snape continued to leave briskly.
After turning around a corridor, he met Ellie Via, a third-year Ravenclaw student. Under the cautious look on her face, Snape raised the corner of his mouth and nodded to her: "Good evening."
Crash--
Ali Weiya froze, and the books she originally held in her arms were scattered on the floor...