Harry Potter's Bastard

Eventually, Solim emerged from the Gryffindor Tower, a somewhat risky way, using Transfiguration to conjure a large bundle of rope and tying one end of the rope to himself and the other to a four-poster bed, and then he asked Fred and George to lower him through the window.

The Gryffindor towers are very tall, and not every floor has windows, and not every floor has windows that can be opened, some of the windows are painted whole panes of glass, like the one behind the professorship in the Great Hall. But Solim didn't care, and directly turned the whole piece of glass into fine sand with a smashing spell - the movement of the blasting spell was too loud, and the outside was not an enclosed space, Solim couldn't block the sound of the broken window, as for whether he could fix the whole glass afterwards, Solim didn't care.

Under the cover of the Transfiguration Charm, Solim returned to the common room in Slytherin. It was already late and there was no one in the lounge, but the sight of him coming in startled the two house-elves who were tidying up their rooms.

Solim returned to his dorm to find that both Sylna and Draco hadn't rested yet. Seeing the door open and then close by itself, Sylna and Draco were stunned for a moment, Solim's bedroom was under a spell he had cast, and no one but the three of them could open the door, and if he tried to break it down violently, the spell left by Solim would teach the uninvited guest what it meant to be polite.

"Is that you?" Silna didn't know when she had already held her wand in her hand.

Draco had already stood up.

"Who else could I be. Solim lifted the illusion spell and revealed his form.

Both Sylna and Draco let down their wands in relief.

"What did you do?" Sylna asked, "Listen to Draco, you just went to Gryffindor?"

"That's right, I was asked to help Harry wipe their butts. Solim took off his robe and threw it onto the back of his chair.

"Then why did you come back so late?" asked Sylna, "but the Flint gang has already returned." "

Sylna had been in the Slytherin common room since dinner, and she had seen what had happened inside Slytherin tonight. Including her brother pulling Draco to play missing, and then Flint's group of investigators rushed out, and it wasn't until a few hours later that Sylna saw the investigators hobbling back, their faces looking like programmers who had just left work, tired and sleepy. There are also a few people who are in particularly poor condition, feeling that they can't even walk steadily, and they look like they are going to fall down at any time.

"There were some unexpected situations - of course, I didn't take it too seriously, and I was a little negligent, but it didn't have much impact. Solim dismantled the bits and pieces of his body, such as a set of portkeys strapped to his arm and some potions for emergencies. These were the things that Solim would take with him whenever he left the dormitory, and Sylna often said he was insane.

"You beat them up?" Silna thought of the embarrassment of the members of the investigation team when they returned, "I see a few people who are not in particularly good shape. "

"Not all. Solim sat down at his desk and opened his own handwriting, he had wasted enough time today.

"Then you're going to do it with them, right?" Draco's tone was a little weird, a little nervous, but with excitement in the midst of it. I'm glad Solim was able to clean them up.

"I knocked out four of them at the door of the Gryffindor common room - under the cover of the Transfiguration Charm. Solim said absentmindedly: "So I don't think this kind of behavior can be called 'hands-on', maybe it would be more accurate to say 'sneak attack'." "

"So you're staying in the Gryffindor common room?" Sylna glanced at Draco and asked, "What's the deal with that potion you got?"

"It's an 'alchemical reagent'. Draco whispered a correction, and Sylna ignored him.

"To seal the entrance to the Gryffindor common room. Solim reluctantly stood up again, he understood, and he didn't want to do anything if he didn't let Sylna ask clearly.

Arriving at the ash shelf, Solim looked at his phoenix, which was now close to the size of an adult, and it was estimated that it would not be long before he could move with Solim again.

"Has the ashes been fed?" said Solim, turning to look at Sylna.

"Don't try to change the subject!" Sylna was unmoved, "It's just that the passage is closed, so why did Flint come back so late?"

"I'm not reconciled. Solim went to the cabinet and took some of Ash's favorite candy from it. The Phoenix's recipe is very peculiar, it can eat anything that humans can eat, and what humans don't eat, such as dead rats and insects, is acceptable, but letting Solim kill rats or insects is obviously not as troublesome as candy.

In Solim's opinion, the phoenix is not at all what it says in the sources: the staple food is the fruit of various plants. He didn't think there was a staple food for Phoenix, and even Solim suspected that Phoenix could eat without eating, but he had never experimented with it.

He threw a duke of bee's creamed peanut candy to Ash, watched it crush the candy with its beak, and ate it bit by bit.

"They're going to force the passage through the Gryffindor common room with a powerful blasting charm, but it's clear—" Solim crumpled the candy wrapper and threw it out of the window.

"They don't have that patience and magic to sustain them to do this. Solim said, "Umbridge is probably the only one who really wants to get through quickly, and the slickers in our academy are all people who don't work hard." "

"How?"

"What else, they were worried that too much mana would lead to an accident when they captured Harry. Solim said disdainfully, "Umbridge is in charge of the action, isn't she? Anyway, most of the students in that investigation team were minors, and even if they mastered the powerful blasting spell, they wouldn't need a few before they had to take a break. This kind of thing makes sense even if it gets to the Dark Lord. "

"Umbridge won't give up. Draco was a little confused, "The Caro siblings are in the castle, and they're a group, why didn't Umbridge go to them for help?"

"Because Professor McGonagall stopped them. Solim said, "After Professor McGonagall left Umbridge, I saw on the map that she went to find the Caro siblings—"

Solim pulls out the map of the living spots.

"So-"

Solim's face suddenly became a little difficult to look at.

"What's wrong?" Silna noticed that her brother's face was a little wrong.

"They're gone. "_

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