trainer at hogwarts

Chapter 143 Watching the show without saying a word

Morris took Professor McGonagall to the entrance of the small courtyard. Gardevoir was seriously fulfilling his task of protecting the scene and stood aside.

Vera, who received the news from Professor McGonagall, arrived at the scene first and squatted on the edge of the pit to carefully examine the situation inside.

"Principal Durado, how is the situation?" Professor McGonagall and Morris came over and asked.

Vera stood up with a solemn expression and shook her head.

Vera: "Maurice, I have something to ask you."

Morris: "Principal Vera, please speak."

"When did you discover this person? Specific time."

Morris: "Just now, I tripped and fell while walking, and then I found a strange protrusion on the ground, so I blasted it away, and found someone here. I immediately went to find Mai. Professor Ge."

"So you don't know when this person appeared here?" Vera stared into Morris's eyes.

"Of course I don't know——"

"Principal Durado." Professor McGonagall stood in front of Morris, "If you have anything to say, please speak slowly."

Vera said impatiently: "Minerva, don't you know this situation? The most taboo thing in the wizarding world is this kind of person who appears out of nowhere! The appearance of such a person means that it is unknown!"

"Of course I know this means something bad, Your Excellency Durado, so I am in a very bad mood right now." Professor McGonagall looked at Vera and said, "I am very doubtful about the safety protection of Castiel Bruce! ”

Morris, who was standing aside, was stunned for a moment, unable to follow the train of thought of the two big men.

However, neither Vera nor Professor McGonagall was in the mood to answer his questions at this time, so the original protagonist could only stand aside and stare.

Isn't it just someone appearing out of nowhere? As for mobilizing troops and mobilizing people like this...

Professor McGonagall and Vera are not brainless people. After venting their anger for a while, the two began to communicate in a seemingly friendly manner.

"Isn't this a student of Castiel Bruce?" Professor McGonagall was the first to ask.

There are at least several hundred students in a school, and it is impossible for the school's senior management to recognize them all. I don’t know many guys whose presence is low enough, which is very reasonable.

Vera: "I'm sure she's not. Our school has a special way of selecting students. I'm sorry I can't reveal this to you.

Because of the special nature of our school and the fact that there are always a few unlucky people who disappear in the rainforest every year, the students in the school have special magical fluctuations left by Castiel Bruce's will. When the magical animals in the rainforest feel this fluctuation, they know that the other person is our student and will not take action. This is also a way for us to protect our students.

Of course, the same goes for you as exchange students. ”

Professor McGonagall nodded and accepted the explanation: "In other words, this lady does not have the magical fluctuations of Castiel Bruce's will."

"That's right, I won't admit it." Vera said, "So who she is, where she comes from, and why she is here is a very serious question. Although our peripheral protection is indeed not very tight. , but not to the extent that just anyone can come in!"

Professor McGonagall frowned and looked into the pit: "Are you still alive?"

Vera shrugged: "Probably. You know, I can't get this guy into the castle, but I have notified the doctor from our school hospital to check the situation. Calculating the time, she should be arriving soon... Oh, she's already here ."

"Vera? Where is the patient?" A fat girl with a huge garland on her head ran over with her skirt in hand, looking like a humanoid flower.

Morris almost laughed out loud, but then he thought that the situation here was not right, so he held it back.

"Oh, dear, come on, here." Vera greeted the humanoid Overlord Flower enthusiastically, then turned to Gardevoir and said, "Hey, Gardevoir, this is Miss Anna, the doctor in our school."

Gardevoir nodded coldly, indicating that he understood.

Facing Professor McGonagall's confused look, Vera explained: "You may not know that Maurice asked Gardevoir to keep the scene here, but she really didn't let anyone in. Just explaining it took me a lot of time. ."

Professor McGonagall looked at Gardevoir with a bit of surprise. To be honest, she had never had much direct contact with Morris' magical animal bodyguard.

Gardevoir has always been very cold towards people he doesn't know well. Even Professor McGonagall doesn't show much respect to him.

Anna, the school nurse, held up her skirt and ran to the edge of the pit. When she looked inside, her expression suddenly became very complicated.

"Well, Vera, I think she should still be alive." Anna hesitated for a while, as if she had made up her mind, "Forget it, let's save her first!"

Vera: "Don't worry, I'm here, everything will be fine."

Anna used magic to drag the beautiful girl in the pit to the ground and checked it using a series of methods that can be called quantum mechanics.

"You are very healthy, but you are too weak. You will wake up after a good rest." Anna said simply, "Do you need me to get some nutritional medicine?"

"Then I'll trouble you, Anna." Vera nodded.

...

Vera whittled a piece of wood on the spot to use as a stool. Professor McGonagall turned the extra branches into a chair. Gardevoir took out two stools from the room, one for each of Maurice.

Everyone just waited for the beautiful girl in the middle to wake up, because Doctor Anna said it would only take ten minutes.

Almost a quarter of an hour later, the girl finally made some movement.

She moved her fingers and then woke up faintly.

Then I saw the same scene as the four-court trial.

"It's not easy to finally wake up." Vera said in a friendly tone, "Then tell me who you are."

The girl seemed to be frightened. She stood up in a hurry and ran outside, but there was no place for her to run here.

Vera moved her fingers, and a vine tied the girl from behind and dragged her back.

Morris: "..."

For a moment he felt that Vera really looked like a villain.

"Your Excellency Durado," Professor McGonagall stopped him.

"What? You don't have any sympathy, do you?" Vera said in a scornful tone with a hint of ridicule, "This kind of guy with unknown origins breaks into Castillo Bruce privately, it's nothing even if I kill him."

Professor McGonagall frowned and did not continue to dissuade him.

Morris: "?"

Why is there such a strong smell of gunpowder all of a sudden?

Vera took gunpowder?

"Master, do you want me to go and ask quietly?" Gardevoir felt a little distressed when he saw Morris was confused from beginning to end.

Morris dragged his head and thought for a while: "I'll ask after it's over."

I'm watching a play now, so let's finish the play first.

He was quite curious about this matter.