Hogwarts: Voldemort, don't stop me from studying

"I know." He said gloomily, "I will go back to school."

"Promise me you won't sneak up on me," said Dumbledore.

"I'm not a Weasley twin..." Seeing that the headmaster was serious, Wade said, "I promise."

He will not easily break a promise he made.

Dumbledore believed it then, and then strode in the direction the vampires left. His body quickly changed color, and finally disappeared completely from Wade's sight.

Wade sighed and really didn't follow. Instead, he turned into a peregrine falcon and flew back to school.

He had figured it out. Dumbledore didn't think that Wade couldn't be protected by just four vampires, nor did he think that Wade was incapable or not strong enough.

He simply didn't want Vader to get involved in a battle that might end in bloodshed.

The scene of blood and flesh flying everywhere, the scene of living humanoid creatures struggling to death, this was something Dumbledore didn't want him to witness again.

This is different from the remnant of Voldemort and the Inferi. Vampires will bleed, wail, beg for mercy or curse, and may even go from being lively and vigorous to being silent.

Witnessing this process will have a great impact on ordinary people, and some people may even develop serious psychological disorders.

This is something Dumbledore thinks he should not face now.

I don't know what the bearded man said to Dumbledore at the time. The headmaster should have known about his experience of using spiders to deal with criminals, but he still treated him as a child.

Wade was helpless, but he couldn't tell Dumbledore that it was okay. I've been through it, more than once. I'm mentally healthy and won't be affected.

After returning to school, Wade naturally took the time to rest for a few hours. The morning classes were full, and he didn't have time to practice the new spell until he finished the Defense Against the Dark Arts class in the afternoon.

The Room of Requirement turned into a gloomy stone room that looked somewhat similar to Slytherin's Chamber of Secrets. Wade stood in front of the mirror and practiced several times before finally mastering the correct way to cast the spell.

He raised his wand -

"Achaias-Tomio!"

An intense and blinding white light burst out from the tip of the wand, instantly lighting up the entire room.

The beam of light was like a sharp knife or a scorching heat wave, flooding the entire room. After repeated refractions and reflections, there was almost no blind spot left.

Including Wade's back, everything was brightly illuminated.

Such a scorching light did not give people any stinging feeling like being sunburned, but only felt extremely warm, as if it contained a warm and powerful force.

Chapter 357: Friends Book Improvement Plan

Dumbledore was not seen in the morning and at noon. Wade thought that he would return to school before dinner. However, at dinner, the headmaster was still not in the teacher's seat.

Wade sent a message in his friend's book, but received no reply. He began to get worried.

According to common sense, four vampires could not pose a threat to Dumbledore in any way, but what if?

Those people have something that can make werewolves transform earlier, and maybe they have other weapons.

Wade remained absent-minded for the rest of the time until Harry found him.

At breakfast time on Saturday, Harry approached Wade and said in a low voice, "Wade, I want to go back to Hogsmeade through the Vanishing Cabinet later."

Harry knew that the Vanishing Cabinet was placed in the Room of Requirement.

Because Vader hid a lot of secrets there, even if he didn't use the Room of Requirement, there was at least one house-elf staying in it to do some simple work to ensure that the room was always "online".

This greatly reduces the possibility of others breaking in accidentally. Even if someone happens to guess the "room code" correctly, the house-elf will immediately notify Wade.

So far, this has not happened.

So when Harry wanted to use the Vanishing Cabinet, he had to greet Wade first, and he would notify the house-elves to come out of the room, so that Harry could enter the room where the Vanishing Cabinet was hidden.

"Go back?" Wade asked in surprise, then he thought of something and his expression changed slightly.

Sure enough, Harry then said worriedly:

"Remus hasn't replied to my messages. I asked Sirius, but they've lost contact too."

"I'm worried... Is anything going to happen to Remus? Is it possible that the people from the Ministry of Magic are causing trouble for him again?"

"Although Sirius also said that he would come back to see me and asked me to stay in school, I still want to go and see..."

"Sorry..." Wade said apologetically, "I know what happened to Remus, but I forgot to tell you..."

Although only a day and a half had actually passed, Vader had used the Time-Turner several times, and to him, it seemed like Lupin's transformation into a werewolf had happened several days ago.

He was so focused on when Dumbledore would be back that he completely forgot to inform Harry and Sirius.

Harry was stunned: "…Is something really wrong with Remus?"

"A little bit..." Wade looked at the students walking back and forth near the long table and whispered, "It's not convenient here. Let's talk outside after dinner."

Harry nodded absentmindedly, grabbed the pie and took a couple of quick bites before declaring himself full.

"No, you're not full." Hermione said seriously not far away: "Don't forget that you still have Quidditch training today. It's not easy to train on an empty stomach."

Today is the weekend, and Hermione doesn't have to rush to class, so she can finally enjoy her breakfast leisurely.

But even so, the schoolbag beside her was stuffed full and looked very heavy.

Harry had no choice but to pick up the pie again and take a couple of bites.

Wade knew that he was anxious, so he quickly finished his breakfast and went out with him. As soon as they reached the hallway, a student ran up behind them, panting.

"Harry...Mr. Harry Potter!" The student looked at the young savior in admiration and stammered, "Professor McGonagall asked you to go to her office."

"Now?" Harry said awkwardly, "I'm busy now."

The junior student also looked embarrassed: "But...but Professor McGonagall said..."

"Go ahead, Harry," Wade said. "You can meet me in the library later. I'll be available any time today."

"Okay." Harry nodded and finally followed the student away.

Vader turned and headed for the library.

In fact, he didn't have any homework to complete.

Among the twelve courses, Wade's learning progress in Transfiguration, Charms and Defense Against the Dark Arts was far ahead of his classmates, and several professors allowed him to not do homework.

Other courses, including arithmetic and divination, were not difficult for Wade. He had already mastered most of the knowledge, so doing homework was easy.

History of Magic, Divination, and Muggle Studies were all used for homework. If it weren't for the fact that each classroom was so crowded that one person's absence would be quickly noticed, he would have wanted to skip class directly.

In order to keep the Time Turner, Vader, like Hermione, maintained full attendance in all his classes.

Among his friends, Harry and Neville could not figure out how they did it, but the others had more or less guessed it.

Recently, Vader began researching ways to improve the Book of Friends.

It is much more difficult to add more functions to a small piece of parchment than to cast magic on a house.

After all, its carrying capacity is limited, and it can be easily damaged if you are not careful.

Therefore, even if just a little bit of function is added, the cost will increase exponentially, but the sales price cannot increase significantly, otherwise consumers will not be willing to pay for it.

Wade didn't expect this parchment to become as multifunctional as a mobile phone. He just wanted to improve its ability to store information.

If you don't check the messages in your friend account in time, they will disappear after a while.

Trivial group chats will disappear if they disappear, but if important messages disappear as well, it will cause a lot of inconvenience.

The reminder function of the Friends Book will also need to be changed.

People like Wade who don't like chatting often feel that the Friends Book is getting hot from time to time during the day, or even hot all day long.

When you open it, the content is often the house-elves discussing today's work; or the SSC people discussing maze tactics, homework priorities, etc.

So when the Book of Friends became popular again, Wade would hesitate - if he opened it to read it, it might be a meaningless waste of time; if he didn't read it, he would worry about missing important news.

He decided to improve the problem of repeated reminders for group chat messages, and then classify other messages according to different levels of importance, with different reminder methods. The highest level of emergency messages will emit a rapid and high-pitched sound like a siren.

Finally, Wade also plans to add a function to transfer pictures to the Book of Friends.

In the past, the Book of Friends could only transmit hand-drawn pictures, but this time, he planned to change it so that the picture could be sandwiched between two pages of parchment. After a few seconds, the content would be copied and transmitted to the other side.

This is a feature that some students in the school have openly or secretly begged Vader to add.

There was no other purpose, it was just that during the holidays they wanted to copy each other's homework through the friend book, and then those who had done the homework found out that they had to copy it again on the friend book themselves, and they were not happy about it.

Wade thought about it and felt that this function was not too troublesome, and it could be used to send photos to his parents in the future, so he decided to add it.

Chapter 358 Dumbledore Returns

He listed the tasks he had to do one by one in his notebook, and then tried to figure out which magic, ancient runes and spells to use.

For any unclear parts, you can consult Professor Murray later; for any spells that you have not fully mastered, borrow books from Madam Pince.

This lady seemed to have read the entire library. Even if Vader could only vaguely describe what he needed, Madam Pince would immediately find the corresponding book.

Even though she was so familiar with the library, whenever Wade saw her, she was always reading a book.

Unless a student violated the library's ban, Madam Pince would immediately run over angrily and drive those students away angrily.

Yes... For example, like now -

A few students who had started quarreling for unknown reasons were chased by a feather duster and ran out of the library with their heads in their hands. The other students stared at the scene in amazement, and the original whispers immediately disappeared.

The worn feather duster flew back to the administrator's table and fell into the rattan barrel. The feathers on it opened and closed as if they were breathing.

Madam Pince smoothed her messy hair, turned around, and finally smiled faintly when she saw Wade waiting at the table.

"What book do you need to borrow this time, dear?"

A few minutes later, Wade returned to his seat with a thick stack of books and saw that there was another person next to him.

"—Harry?"

Harry nodded and was about to speak when Wade motioned for him to be quiet. He then took out his wand, waved it around, and put it back.

Other sounds nearby suddenly turned into a slight buzzing sound, as if there were bees collecting honey in the distance, which could not be heard if one did not pay attention.

"You can talk now," Vader said. "You don't know about Remus?"

Harry nodded, then shook his head.