Chapter 114 112 Questions

Chapter 114 112. Problem

Mudblood students were assigned to clean the owl shed on Thursday morning.

Even though he attended the club party hosted by Barty Jr., Dolohov did not affect his work the next day.

He rushed back to the castle early in the morning and opened the door of the underground dormitory, letting the mudblood students out for the first class in the morning, and then arranged for them to clean the owl shed after class.

This is where the school fosters owls for pure-blood and half-blood students. The smell inside is sometimes worse than the bathroom, and it is also the most difficult place to clean.

Jon was estimating the time in his mind. Dumbledore set him a time period from 11 o'clock to 1 o'clock in the afternoon, but he now had to get these students out before 11:30.

If it was delayed until after 11:30, it would be lunch time, and students and professors would go to the auditorium. The more people there were, the more difficult it would be.

The best time period is between 11:00 and 11:30. The pure-blood and half-blood students have not finished their classes yet, and there are not many professors in the corridor. As long as Jon moves quickly, he can quickly take the first- and second-year students to the entrance of the secret passage on the third floor.

It doesn't take long to get from the first floor to the third floor, but the width of the secret passage of the blind hunchbacked old witch statue is limited. Only one person can enter at a time. There are a total of more than a dozen students in the first and second grades, including Jon. Jon has no way to guarantee how many faculty and staff will react during the time they enter the secret passage.

And even if they are really fast enough to send everyone into the secret passage, it will take at least half an hour to climb from the entrance to the exit of Hogsmeade. During this time, those who discover the situation will definitely not do nothing and will definitely find a way to block the surroundings of Hogwarts Castle, including the town of Hogsmeade.

Then even if Dumbledore sends people from the Order of the Phoenix, it will inevitably be a fierce battle afterwards.

In that situation, there is no way to guarantee that there will be no casualties, either members of the Order of the Phoenix or the children who were rescued.

But Jon could not think of any better way. Just as he told Aberforth last night, they could only try their best.

Jon asked Hermione to inform the first and second grade students of their plan last night in advance. Because it was Hermione who organized the assembly this year, she had a high reputation among these people, and these children were obviously willing to listen to her.

They arrived at the Owl Shed at 9:30 in the morning and finished cleaning at 10:50, which was almost the same as Jon's initial estimate.

The senior prefects, Bit and Kate, who were in charge of them, took them back to the castle. Jon and Hermione fell behind the students. Before entering the castle gate, he had quietly put the necklace with the ring on it on his neck, and his right hand was retracted into the sleeve of his robe, and the hand hidden inside held the end of the chestnut wand.

"Have you told the others what to do later?"

Hermione's lips turned pale, and she looked worried. After two or three seconds, she returned to Jon's question.

"Yes, I did."

Jon's attention was focused on Dolohov, who was standing at the castle gate, waiting impatiently for the students to come in. He did not notice that Hermione was wrong at this time. He took a deep breath and said in a deep voice.

"Watch my movements. When I pull out the wand, you will immediately lead these students to the location I told you on the third floor. I will be the rear guard. Remember to be fast. Don't stop no matter who you meet on the way!"

Hermione did not respond to him again, and Jon did not look to see if Hermione was nodding, because at this time they had already walked into the castle's lobby.

Just as Jon, who was at the end of the team, passed by Dolohov, he watched the castle administrator turn around and reach out to close the door again. The hand hidden in the sleeve was about to hold the wand tightly and pull it out as quickly as possible to cast a spell.

A slender, pale and trembling hand suddenly grabbed his arm through the sleeve!

Jon's eyes widened and turned to look at Hermione, whose face was no longer bloody, but her eyes were more decisive and firm than ever before.

"This is the best way. Please. You must take everyone out unharmed."

She said these words to Jon in the most humble and pleading voice that only the two of them could hear.

Then she let go of the hand that was holding Jon's arm to stop him from casting a spell, and resolutely left the team of mudblood students and walked towards Dolohov.

Jon stopped moving and stared at her in a daze.

The girl, with her hair scattered behind her, thin and skinny, weak and inconspicuous like a young leaf sprouting from a tree in spring, spoke out.

"Mr. Dolohov, can you answer a few questions for me?"

Everyone in the hall heard her voice. The mudblood students walking in front, except for the senior students with numb expressions, all looked at Hermione who suddenly left the team with a blank face and stood in front of the middle-aged wizard who was nominally the castle administrator but actually the jailer.

Dolohov, who had just closed the castle gate, also heard her voice. He turned around and looked at the little mudblood who obviously did not follow the rules and left the team without any instructions.

However, before he could say the reprimand, Hermione had already pursed her lips and asked the "rebellious" words.

"Everyone is equal. This is something that even Muggles, who you despise the most and think are no different from animals, can see clearly. Why do wizards think that people should be divided into three, six or nine levels?"

The students who had not yet walked out of the hall were all stunned, even Dolohov was stunned.

"Why is it that in the magical world, a person's status in society is determined as soon as he is born? Why do we need to rely on that unreasonable bloodline to define a person's life?"

Dolokhov finally reacted when she asked her second question. His face turned red and he became extremely angry. He did not answer Hermione's question, nor did he take action immediately. Instead, he faced those who were still stunned in place. yelled the Mudblood students who looked at Hermione in shock.

"Go back to the basement! Immediately! Immediately! Bit, Kate! Leave them all in the dormitory for me! Watch them! Today's lunch is cancelled! No one is allowed to come out without my order!"

The two prefects panicked and began to scold the dazed students and drove them into the dormitory. At this time, Hermione was grabbed by Dolohov's collar, dragging the thin girl to the ground and pulling out of himself. The chains she carried bound her hands!