Everyday Players at Hogwarts.

Chapter 111 Ryan’s Suspicion

Time, 3:25, Hagrid was looking at Harry eye to eye.

"Hagrid, is there anything wrong with Professor Snape helping me? Is he a bad person?" Harry asked.

"No, no, no, it's not." Hagrid shook his head hastily, causing Yaya to turn his head and rush towards Hagrid again.

"Dudley said that Professor Snape was my mother's friend and even knew my aunt. I asked him again after Potions class and he said that Snape grew up with my mother and was the first person my mother knew. A wizard," Harry said with a frown.

"Ya Ya, now is not the time to play around. Come on, eat a chicken drumstick."

"Ah, is that annoying Dudley still in contact with you?"

"Well, since you know Harry, to be honest, before you mentioned it, I only thought the two of them were good friends. I didn't expect that they were still childhood sweethearts." Hagrid said in surprise.

Then, Harry told Hagrid about Snape's class.

"Aha, he probably thinks you are more like your mother than James. You must know that Lily is also very good at potions, smart and gentle." Hagrid said it too quickly, and for a moment he let something slip.

"My dad? Professor Snape really doesn't like my dad," Harry said.

"How do you know???" Hagrid woke up and continued: "Yes, the two of them have been enemies since they entered school."

"I can't say any more," Hagrid said.

"Sure enough, what Ryan said is true." Harry murmured to himself.

"Rian? Oh, it's you. How did you know? Who are your parents?" Hagrid noticed Ryan who was eating cake on the side. At this time, Ron became a little transparent, just like Ryan's character.

"My father is George Smith." Ryan said, curiously wanting to hear Hagrid's impression of his father. After all, even if his father is Smith, others will still think of him as long as his name is mentioned, just like Olivan. Virtue will be remembered.

"The lucky guy who married the flower of Ravenclaw!"

"Okay, you are Lucia's son." Hagrid became enthusiastic.

After a long period of communication, Ryan finally sketched in his mind the voices and smiles of his parents when they were still young. The most painful thing was that they could not tell others about their deaths, and their identities were all managed by house elves outside. , after all, doing business always requires the presence of a wizard.

Perhaps because it was getting late, Hagrid changed the subject and told Ron on the side that his brother Charlie was very good at dealing with animals.

He accidentally revealed the teapot warmer behind him, with a small piece of paper underneath. It was a report cut from the Daily Prophet.

The latest report on the Gringotts break-in incident:
Investigations into the Gringotts break-in on July 31st are continuing. It is generally believed that this is the work of unknown dark forces witches and wizards.

The goblins at Gringotts reiterated today that nothing had been stolen. The underground vault searched by the intruders had in fact been emptied earlier in the day.

A Gringotts Goblins spokesperson said this afternoon:
There is no telling what exactly is stored in the vault, so it is best not to interfere in this matter.

Ryan also discovered this. Combined with Harry's inexplicable arrival on the fourth floor and Snape's timely appearance, Ryan suspected that it was Dumbledore who was consciously giving Harry some information, information leading to the restricted area on the fourth floor.

"Hagrid!" said Harry. "The break-in at Gringotts happened on my birthday. It's very possible that we were there when it happened!" "Could that little bag be -" a thought suddenly occurred to Harry.

There is no doubt that Hagrid is very bad at hiding his emotions. In Ryan's eyes, he is simply trying to cover up his true intentions. He turned his head, snorted, pretending not to hear, and handed Harry another piece of rock cake, trying to shut his mouth.

Harry couldn't help showing a mask of pain. He had just managed to finish the first portion of rock biscuits, and his stomach was still churning.

"Hagrid, it's already late, so I'll leave first." Harry excused himself in a hurry, pulling up Ron who was dazed at the side, followed closely by Ryan, waving goodbye.

However, in this situation, Hagrid still did not forget one thing, and that was to fill the pockets of Harry and Harry with rock biscuits.

It was already 6 o'clock at this time, which was the time for dinner in the auditorium. As soon as they returned to the castle, Harry and Ron hurriedly handed over their rock cakes to Ryan, who happily accepted it.

"Harry, what was it that you asked Hagrid?" Ron asked curiously.

"On my birthday, Hagrid accompanied me to Gringotts to withdraw money. He also took a dirty small bag from Dumbledore's underground vault No. 713."

"In that newspaper, it was my birthday when the dark wizard broke into Gringotts." Harry explained.

"Hagrid was too obvious just now. What is in that small bag? Could it be the long-lost Ravenclaw diadem?" Ron said loudly, completely unaware that the two of them had arrived in the auditorium.

"Ravenclaw's diadem? You just mentioned it." Terry Butt asked curiously.

"I heard that many centuries ago, the diadem disappeared together with Ravenclaw himself. People have looked for it, but no one has found any clues." Lisa Dupin also came over.

"Ravenclaw's diadem is said to be like a crown. It has magical properties and can increase the wisdom of the wearer." Hermione added.

"Why are you eavesdropping on what I'm talking to Harry!" Ron said dissatisfied, taking a bite of the chicken leg.

"Ron, you spoke too loudly," Harry reminded.

"If you want to see what the crown looks like, I can take you to the common room, where I can point it out to you directly." Penello came over and pinched Ryan quietly.

"Ah, is this a secret that only Ravenclaw prefects can know? I will also--" Ron asked excitedly, but before he could finish, he was interrupted by Hermione.

"Ron, I really doubt whether you are a student of Ravenclaw. The statue we see every day has the crown of Ravenclaw on its head."

"There are still small words engraved on it: Extraordinary intelligence is the greatest treasure of mankind." Hermione said.

"That's it." The students around said in unison, and then concentrated on cooking.

But after today, Ryan finally made up his mind. In Smith's Castle and Smith's alchemy cabin, he could still come up with an invention from past Smiths.

Now, Ryan finally thought of which one to bring out.

But first, Ryan still needs to complete a magic ritual, which is indispensable for the next plan.

(End of this chapter)