The Wind and the Wings of Hogwarts

Although he asked Medea several questions and received answers.

But those questions were just some "historical truths"; in reality, Medea did not reveal any substantial intelligence about herself.

Judging from Lady Grey's attitude, she also had some reservations about Medea.

Furthermore, Medea currently controls a covenant whose truth is unclear, and perhaps she still holds unknown trump cards.

Scott even wondered if the other person's musical magic could really only be used as a supplementary tool.

If it were possible to attack, wouldn't the pervasive nature of her music mean she could injure people invisibly?

In conclusion, Scott felt that forcibly taking it was definitely not a good idea.

Fortunately, Medea revealed Lady Grey's true identity to him today.

He could also use this opportunity to subtly probe Ms. Gray and see if he could gain any unexpected insights.

He needs to understand Medea better; only by understanding her can he better address her needs.

With that thought in mind, Scott quickened his pace and rushed back to the Ravenclaw common room before curfew.

Unfortunately, he searched the common room and the college library but couldn't find Ms. Grey.

He even asked several students who were reading in the college library, but they all said they hadn't seen their college ghost in the common room that day.

Scott could only return to his dorm room with regret.

"Scott! You're back!"

As soon as Eddie saw Scott enter the room, he jumped excitedly off the bed.

"what happened?"

Scott asked him as he took off his cloak.

"You didn't know, did you? You went to the Transfiguration Club after dinner," Eddie said with a grin. "Those Slytherins came out of Snape's office!"

"It's a shame they weren't put into glass jars by Snape," Roger chuckled.

Even Milton couldn't help but chuckle.

"So?" Scott didn't understand what they were so excited about.

"You're something else, Scott!"

Eddie ran over and put his hand on his shoulder.

He continued with a smile, "I heard you were the one who did Strilna's new look!"

“Huh?” Scott was a little surprised.

After all, he had only used two minor curses on Stirner, who could recover with just two simple potions.

That was the limit he could achieve at the time.

Because the other party had already lost the ability to resist at that time, Scott could not really hurt the other party under Snape's gaze.

Otherwise, even if he is right, he will be wrong, at least in Snape's eyes.

Snape will definitely stop him, giving him a penalty and a solitary confinement package.

In that situation, he could only rationally choose to vent his anger with two minor curses, thinking of collecting some interest first.

He thought Stryner would easily resolve that predicament, but unexpectedly, the news got out.

"How did you know?" Scott asked Eddie curiously.

“I have plenty of sources of information!” Eddie said smugly. “Slytherin isn’t a united whole either.”

But there was no reason for the rest of Slytherin to see Strilna in that outfit.

unless……

Scott could only think of one possibility: "Did Snape forbid Stryner from changing her look?"

"That's right!"

Eddie couldn't stop laughing, and he talked as he laughed.

“They were locked up in Snape’s office all day starting last night, and tonight Snape himself escorted them to the Slytherin common room for a public reprimand.”

“Is Stirner still labeled as bald and ‘trash’?” Scott laughed as well.

“That’s right, I heard Snape was furious!” Eddie gloated. “He even ordered Stirner not to change that look for a week!”

Scott said regretfully, "He'll definitely be hiding in his dorm room from now on, it's a shame I didn't take a picture of him."

“No, you have a chance,” Eddie continued. “Snape ordered him to not miss any classes from now on, and all four of them need to perform two months of community service.”

"very good."

Scott felt much better.

He couldn't help but exclaim, "Snape... no, Professor Snape is such a kind and understanding professor!"

He initially felt that his revenge wasn't harsh enough and didn't feel any satisfaction at all.

That's great, that kind professor really helped him a lot.

Roger couldn't help but chime in, "That's right! This time, Snape... no, Professor Snape has done something truly gratifying!"

Milton exclaimed happily, "Great! After this, they shouldn't dare mess with you again, Scott!"

Scott nodded.

However, he disagreed with Milton's view.

Those guys are just temporarily afraid to mess with him.

Provoking a venomous snake is not something that can be easily forgotten; he needs to be constantly on guard against when the snake might suddenly jump out and bite him.

As the saying goes, if you don't kill the snake, you'll suffer the consequences.

This is a proverb he learned in his previous life.

Now that he is unable to completely kill the venomous snake for various reasons, it means that he must not let his guard down.

Scott saw Stryner again at noon the following day.

They met at the bottom of the auditorium stairs.

Scott walked with his roommates as usual, but Stryner was alone.

Scott saw that he was wearing a wizard's hat and had a bandage wrapped around his forehead, which covered his bald head and the words on his forehead.

This disappointed Scott a little.

It seems Snape didn't stop this guy from taking advantage of loopholes.

However, thanks to Eddie's efforts, Strilna's true appearance has now spread among the students.

His attempt to cover up his true intentions also attracted a lot of attention and whispers.

The moment he saw Scott, Stryner's already unpleasant expression turned even more grim.

He glanced at Scott, seemingly abandoning his plans for lunch, and turned to leave quickly.

“Ha, so your companions don’t want to walk with you anymore, Mr. Stirner?” Scott said, mocking him.

He didn't miss the venomous look in the other person's eyes when they glanced at him just now.

Stryner paused in his steps.

But he didn't turn back; instead, he quickened his pace and disappeared around the corner at an even faster speed.

Chapter 124 Ms. Grey and the Room of Requirement

After lunch, Scott and his friends ran into Dylan and Kayla in the hallway, who were whispering to each other.

When Dylan saw Scott, he asked him, "Scott, you were looking for Ms. Gray last night, weren't you?"

“Yes.” Scott stopped. “Have you seen her?”

“She’s in the garden in the courtyard right now!” Kayla said a little embarrassedly. “We were just having a date there.”

Eddie joked, "You two are always together, do you even need to go on dates?"

"This is none of your business, Eddie!"

Kayla glared at him, then asked Scott curiously, "What do you want to see Ms. Gray about? I don't think now is a good time to talk to her; she doesn't seem to be in a good mood."

“I just had a few questions I’d like to ask her, thank you for telling me,” Scott said.

He handed the book to Eddie to take back to his dorm, and walked alone toward the central garden.

As he entered the garden, he saw tall Mrs. Grey standing quietly by the flower bed, looking expressionlessly at a few new buds sprouting on a shrub.

As Kayla said, she did seem to be in a bad mood, radiating an aura of coldness that kept people at arm's length.

But Scott still walked over slowly.

Hearing footsteps, Ms. Grey slowly turned her head.

"You came to see me?" Her tone was cold, tinged with impatience.

“Yes, Ms. Grey,” Scott said softly. “I’m sorry to bother you, but…”

He took another step closer.

"I want to tell you that I heard Medea's music during Potions class, and I was the only one who heard it."

"It's Medea again."

Ms. Grey's previously icy gaze softened somewhat.

She said in a commanding tone, "I warned Grevis not to do any more deals with her, so do you."

“I’m sorry,” Scott said, looking uneasy. “I was seduced by the music, which could enhance my magical activity and perception.”

Ms. Gray frowned and said loudly, "I warned you!"

“No, I didn’t do anything with her,” Scott quickly explained. “But I did talk to her.”

Ms. Gray's expression softened somewhat. "What did she say to you?"

Scott quietly recounted the main points of his conversation with Medea.