"Just being unlucky can't be poisoned, Ivan, let me see, it's not someone who has trouble with the Gryffindor Quidditch team?" Hagrid said worriedly, "First it was Katie, now it's Ron... "
Ivan stared at Hagrid. This kind of speculation is even more absurd. There are really all kinds of possibilities.
According to this logical reasoning, it might be Elaine who was attacked next. Since she won the last game, she is now a popular batsman in Gryffindor, but unless it is a frontal attack, Ivan really can't think of it. How to make that girl hurt.
First of all, in terms of food, Elaine can only drink dragon's blood and Ivan's blood, um, and there are those bloody lollipops with weird flavors. Poison is basically impossible; secondly, regarding all kinds of black magic items, Elaine is very vigilant and will not easily touch any suspicious objects.
As for attacking Elaine directly, Ivan felt that no student could easily defeat her.
Although she is thin and weak, she is a veritable vampire with strong magical power and violent tendencies.
It's pretty good if she doesn't attack others, and Aiwen is often attacked by her at night...
Thinking of this, he said, "Hagrid, no one wants to kill a Quidditch team. It doesn't make sense."
"Not necessarily, someone will still do it." George said.
"Yes, Wood might have done that to Slytherin if he didn't get punished," said Fred fairly.
"But instead of poisoning, he'll rush over and take them..."
"Okay, you guys, this has nothing to do with Quidditch, let's continue with my analysis just now." Hermione said softly, "I said, like what happened to Katie last time, this is a lame murder , I think there is a connection between the two incidents."
"What's the reason?" Everyone looked at Hermione, waiting for her analysis.
"First, both times it should have been fatal, but it didn't, even though it was pure luck. Second, neither the poison nor the necklace hit the people they were supposed to kill. Of course..." she mused, "It seems that The person behind the scenes is even more insidious, because they don't seem to care how many people they kill in order to attack the real target. Third, regarding the matter of Katie, Ivan and I actually had a long-standing relationship... "
Just like when Hagrid entered, her analysis was interrupted once again.
The door of the ward opened, and Mr. and Mrs. Weasley hurried to the bed. Their last visit had been to make sure Ron was fully recovered and had been invited to Dumbledore's office, and now Mrs. Weasley had come over and grabbed Harry and hugged him tightly.
"Harry, Dumbledore told us you saved him with the bezoar," she sobbed. "Oh, Harry, what shall we say? You've saved Ron so many times before that I just..."
Mrs. Weasley was so excited, talking about Harry saving Ron.
"Thank you on Ron's behalf, Harry," said Mr. Weasley, wiping the corners of his eyes with the back of his hand. "All I can say is that Ron decided to sit in your compartment on the Hogwarts Express. What a lucky day."
Harry didn't know how to answer, but fortunately Madam Pomfrey came out to warn that there were too many visitors and covered up his embarrassment.
Alvin, Harry, and Hermione got up to leave, and Hagrid decided to go with them, leaving Ron to stay with his family.
"It's terrible!" Hagrid blew on his big beard and trembled, and the four of them walked along the corridor to the marble steps, "After so many new security measures are taken, children continue to be injured. Dumbledore is worried. He doesn't say much, but I can tell..."
"Well, doesn't he have an idea?"
"I think he's got hundreds of ideas, a brain like that," said Hagrid faithfully, "but he doesn't know who sent the necklace, who poisoned the drink, or he'd have caught them a long time ago. Yes or no?"
Of course Dumbledore knew, but he couldn't simply expose Malfoy.
It is easy to do so, but for Draco Malfoy, it means the failure of the mission. If so, his end will be very tragic. The best result will be to spend the rest of his life in Azkaban, the wizard prison. To Voldemort...
Voldemort would have brutally killed him, and that would be a good reason to punish the Malfoys.
If he knew his diary had been destroyed, he would definitely have done that.
Of course, Malfoy can't be allowed to succeed. Dumbledore probably doesn't want to die yet, and he doesn't want Malfoy to degenerate.
Thinking along this line of thought, Ivan felt that Voldemort asked Malfoy to perform this impossible task, not only to punish Lucius Malfoy for failing in succession tasks, but also to understand Dumbledore's character, which is really quite despicable.
It seems to be a test for Malfoy, but it is not the case for Dumbledore.
It's hard to choose, whether it's simply stopping Malfoy or letting him go, it's not a good result...
Hagrid sighed for a while, then looked back to make sure no one was eavesdropping on their conversation, and said in a low voice, "Well, what I'm worried about now is that Hogwarts will still be okay with kids like this going on. How long does it take. Remember? Isn’t this like a locked room again? There will be panic, parents take their children out of the school, and then the board of directors…”
The ghost of a long-haired girl drifted past peacefully, and Hagrid paused, then whispered hoarsely, "The board will discuss shutting us down."
"No?" Hermione asked worriedly.
"Trust me, they'd love to do it. You'll have to look at it from their point of view," said Hagrid heavily. "There's always some risk in sending kids to Hogwarts, isn't there? Hundreds of underage Accidents are bound to happen when wizards are locked together, aren't they? But murders are of a different nature, no wonder Dumbledore is so mad at Sneh..."
Hagrid stopped suddenly, with a familiar guilty expression on the face exposed between the shaggy black beard.
"What?" Harry asked quickly, "Dumbledore mad at Snape?"
"I didn't say that." Hagrid denied, but his terrified look was the most powerful revelation, "Look at the time, it's twelve o'clock in the morning, it's already here, you three go back to sleep quickly, I still have to go… "
"Hagrid, why is Dumbledore angry with Snape?" Harry asked loudly, his voice echoing in the corridor.
"Keep down, Harry!" Ivan pulled Harry. He and Hagrid were really like each other, and things could happen at any time.
"I don't care, tell me, Hagrid, why is Dumbledore angry with Snape?" Harry asked aloud again.
"Come on, come on!" said Hagrid, looking tense and annoyed, "please, don't yell that, you want me to lose my job? Oh, I guess you don't care, do you, you've given up anyway To protect the magic…”
"Don't make me feel guilty, it's no use!" said Harry sharply. "What did Snape do?"
"I don't know, Harry, I shouldn't have heard it at all! I, alas, I came out of the woods the other day and heard them talking and arguing. I didn't like to be noticed, so I sneaked behind and tried to No, but it was a, um, heated discussion, and they were both very loud, and you know, it's not easy not to listen..."