Chapter 115 113 No One Will Stay

Chapter 115 113. No one will stay

Jon watched Hermione tighten her wand in her sleeve several times, but when he saw the girl with her hands tied and shaking her head at him, he loosened his hand again.

He could understand what Hermione was doing now, and he had thought of this method before.

Let a mudblood student make a mistake at this time, make an extremely serious mistake to implicate Dolohov, whether it is a flogging or other more serious punishment, he must be present in person, and no one will pay attention to other mudblood students at this time.

But there must be someone who will become a sacrifice.

The only person who knows Jon's identity and the whole plan is Hermione, and only Hermione can be the sacrifice.

This girl, who is smarter than other peers, should have thought of this a long time ago. She knows that if she takes the initiative to say it, Jon will most likely not agree.

She could only act on her own at this time and make the matter a fait accompli, so that she could be sacrificed alone and Jon could safely and without fail rescue everyone else.

After that, when the fact that the mudblood students escaped was exposed, she would definitely die!

"What are you looking at! Hurry up and leave!"

Bit kicked Jon, who was still in a daze, and Jon completely loosened his hand holding the wand in his sleeve. He took a deep breath, did not speak, and followed the large group of mudblood students in front with an expressionless face.

His mind was clearer than ever.

He knew that if he suddenly attacked at this time, it would be the most unwise behavior. At that time, not only would Hermione, who was already in Dolohov's hands, be in danger, but he could not guarantee that all the students would be saved.

But Jon also knew exactly what he should do.

This girl who had never touched a wand and had never learned a real spell had done enough of what she should and did not need to do.

Then it was up to him...

The mudblood students were sent back to the dormitory. Except for the two prefects, no one else could leave the dormitory without receiving Dolohov's order.

After returning to the dormitory, Jon took out the invisibility cloak and a pocket watch prepared by Aberforth.

The time was 11 o'clock, and there were still 30 minutes before the other pure-blood and half-blood students finished their classes. He had to act quickly!

After putting on the invisibility cloak, he walked out of his dormitory quietly. The corridor was empty, with only two prefects standing in front of the iron door. They were still talking about what happened in the hallway just now.

"Granger is dead. Mr. Dolohov will beat her to death."

"I have always thought that she is not honest. I have long wanted to report to Mr. Dolohov that she may have a wrong mind. I didn't expect that she would blow herself up."

"I think she may be crazy. In fact, what is wrong with the current life? As long as we listen to the pure-bloods, we can live comfortably."

They did not realize that there was a person behind them silently. Jon hid under the invisibility cloak and pulled out his wand. His hands were more stable than at any time, and the sound of the spell was more subtle than at any time.

"Fall down."

The next second, Bit fell directly to the ground, and just when Kate was at a loss, Jon's second coma spell also fell on her.

The two prefects all fell to the ground, but Jon's movements did not stop at all. He pulled off his invisibility cloak and knocked on Hanton's door.

Hanton opened the door in a panic after four or five seconds. Jon looked at him and said nothing else.

"Come out, don't talk, follow me."

Hanton obviously wanted to say something, but he finally listened to Jon's words and shut his mouth tightly. Then Jon knocked on the door of two second-year students and called them out and covered them with invisibility cloaks.

This was the maximum number of people that the invisibility cloak could cover. Jon led them out of the underground dormitory. When they reached the first floor, everyone could see that Dolohov was hanging Hermione with her hands tied up with iron chains in front of the hallway.

It was almost time for lunch, and the auditorium was next to the hallway. At that time, every student and professor who came to eat could see Hermione hanging here.

He was not only punishing her, but also humiliating her!

Hanton and the other two second-year students who saw this scene all stopped until Jon pushed them forward and they walked up the stairs.

Jon took them to the statue of the blind hunchbacked old witch on the third floor, and then he took off his invisibility cloak again. He used his wand to open the entrance to the secret passage, and then hurriedly told Henton and the others.

"You go in first, but don't rush down. Wait until I bring everyone else, then slide forward."

Just as he was about to turn around and leave, Henton suddenly grabbed his arm.

The boy looked at the "Randy Smith" in front of him, who was completely different from before, with a timid look. He looked at Jon with pleading eyes.

"Hermione will be fine, right?"

The other two second-year students also looked at him with the same pleading eyes. They could do nothing now and could only make such an inappropriate request to a person they were not qualified to ask.

Jon put on his invisibility cloak again, put down Hanton's arm, and left only this sentence before leaving.

"No one will be in trouble."

He brought three students to the secret passage on the third floor every time.

Hermione lied. She did not tell these students in advance that they would escape at noon today. She just told them that no matter what happened, they should listen to "Randy Smith".

She has a high reputation among these students, especially after what happened today.

Jon's next move was very smooth. Dolohov had hung Hermione in front of the hallway, and then he went back to his office to get the whip. When all the students came to eat, he would punish this ignorant little mudblood in public.

But no one noticed that the first and second grade students in the underground dormitory had disappeared.

Three minutes before the students were about to leave for lunch, Jon sent the last two first graders into the secret passage.

He asked Hamton to lead the children to crawl forward, and told him to go straight to the exit, where professors from another Hogwarts would be waiting for them, and to tell the professors to leave immediately after picking them up and not to wait for him.