The Wind and the Wings of Hogwarts

"Can anyone tell me..."

Her voice trembled slightly, clearly showing the anger she was suppressing.

"What's going on?!"

The students present all lowered their heads and remained silent.

"Hagrid."

Professor McGonagall looked at the only adult present.

"Yes, Professor McGonagall."

Hagrid scratched his head.

"These naughty students did something, and the car and the giant monster flew out of the Forbidden Forest together."

At this point, he gave a disapproving hum.

“Oh, Harry told me,” he pointed to Scott, “that it was this Ravenclaw student who saved them.”

"Mr. Trollope?"

Professor McGonagall looked at Scott.

Scott quickly leaned all his weight on Eddie to make himself look weaker.

Fortunately, Eddie wasn't thin, and he managed to hold on and didn't fall.

At this moment, Professor McGonagall glanced again at the two giant hand-shaped trees.

"Did you make this?"

Her tone was somewhat complicated.

"As your Transfiguration professor, I should commend you for your superb skills in Transfiguration."

but……

Scott silently recited to himself.

“But…” Professor McGonagall looked at him sternly, “As your vice principal, I must criticize your audacity!”

Scott lowered his head.

"What exactly did you do before Hagrid came here? Can anyone tell me?"

Professor McGonagall looked at the others.

"Mr. Wood? Miss Johnson? Miss Granger? Mr. Potter?"

"professor."

Fred and George stepped forward.

"It's you two, Mr. Weasleys."

Professor McGonagall's tone conveyed an air of "I knew it."

"Yes, how could you guys be left out of something like this?"

She said, somewhat annoyed.

“Professor,” Fred said shamelessly, “we are conducting a spell experiment.”

George added, "There were some problems during the trial, but fortunately they have all been resolved."

"A Charms experiment? How interesting. Gryffindor and Ravenclaw are doing a Charms experiment together. Why didn't they invite your Charms professor?"

That distinctive tone, that malevolent voice, signaled that Snape had arrived.

Not only Snape, but Professor Flitwick also came.

"Oh, is everyone alright?" Professor Flitwick asked with concern.

“It’s alright, Professor Flitwick,” Fred said. “Of course, our spell experiment was a success.”

"We successfully summoned the car using the Summoning Charm, and it even came with a giant monster lying on top of it," George chimed in.

"Humph."

Snape gave a cold laugh.

“These audacious students should be severely penalized and punished, Minerva.”

He said to Professor McGonagall.

"This is the only way to prevent them from doing even worse things in the future."

Scott saw Professor Snape's smug smile.

Ever since he was forced to personally deduct points from Slytherin's house, Snape has been in a state of "rage".

Although he has been relentlessly deducting points from the other three colleges, his point-deduction behavior has become more frantic than ever before.

Today's incident finally gave him an opportunity.

"Oh! A summoning spell? Shall we cast it together?"

Professor Flitwick’s somewhat shrill voice rang out.

“Minerva, the students’ spirit of exploration and experimentation is commendable, but of course, they were a bit too reckless.”

“I will handle this matter!” Professor McGonagall said sternly. “I will also report it to Dumbledore.”

Snape gave a disgruntled snort.

"For this, Gryffindor and Ravenclaw will each lose 40 points!" Professor McGonagall added.

Snape smiled again.

“Of course, Mr. Trollope.” Professor McGonagall looked at Scott.

“Yes,” Scott replied weakly.

"Brilliant Transfiguration!" Professor McGonagall exclaimed. "For that, I'd give Ravenclaw an extra 50 points!"

Snape's face immediately turned very ugly.

“Minerva, you can’t praise Mr. Trollope for something like this.”

He said through gritted teeth.

"Otherwise, he might become like some people, growing more and more arrogant and fond of showing off."

As he spoke, he glanced at Harry.

This infuriated Harry.

He glared angrily at Snape.

If Ron and Hermione hadn't held him back, he probably would have impulsively lunged at Snape and punched him hard in the face.

"All right."

Professor McGonagall ignored Snape's words.

"I demand that all students return to the castle immediately!"

She looked up again at the troll and the flying car.

"Next, we'll leave this to the professors."

Chapter 195 Ravenclaw's Foundation Course

Scott had no idea how the professors dealt with flying cars and trolls.

In short, he saw the two trees had returned to normal the next day.

This relieved Scott.

During the Magical Creatures class, Scott asked the Weasley twins, but they didn't know where their family's flying car had gone.

“Percy wrote home first thing this morning!” Fred said unhappily. “He must have told Mom and Dad what happened last night!”

“He’ll definitely do it, that’s Percy,” George said.

"I hope you two don't end up like Ron, receiving a roaring letter," Roger said with a hint of schadenfreude.

He was with Caccini at the classical music club last night and wasn't involved in the incident.

"Roaring Letter?"

Fred just grinned and didn't seem to care.

“We’re not afraid of the yelling letter,” George said, “as long as it’s not Mom herself.”

Scott laughed and said, "Even if they receive a shouting letter, neither of them will feel ashamed."

Their skin is much thicker than Ron's.

“You know us best, Scott.”

Fred and George said this with feigned honor.

Roger was speechless.

Several days have passed.

When another weekend arrived, Scott and Helena went to her study together.

"Go in by yourself."

In the study, Helena said to Scott.

Scott nodded.

He went to the landscape painting and said to Helena in the painting, "Please open the door for me, Helena."

The girl Helena in the painting smiles and nods as the door to the inner room appears.

Scott turned the doorknob, pushed the door open, and went inside.

The interior has changed.

The once empty room now contains a set of desks and chairs, facing a portrait of Ravenclaw.