Chapter 381: To treat a child, the words should be more tactful

Professor McGonagall nodded, and then asked some detailed questions, such as how they discovered and scared Sirius away, and how did the other party sneak in...

Ivan simply said that he heard the movement in his sleep, and he saw a tall figure appearing in the bedroom when he opened his eyes. Then Ron’s pet mouse screamed, awakened everyone, and Sirius panicked. Ran away.

"It looks like your luck is good..." Professor McGonagall said in fear.

After a desperado is discovered, he can do anything in a hurry. The bombed street and more than a dozen dead Muggles are proof!

Fortunately, Sirius took his life very much and ran away in a hurry as soon as he was spotted. It should be because he was afraid of being surrounded by their professors in the lounge.

Just as McGonagall interrogated, the rest of the teaching professors who got the news rushed over.

"Where is Sirius? Has any child been injured?" Professor Flitwick asked anxiously.

Lupin looked at Harry in the crowd for the first time to confirm his safety.

McGonagall said the whole story to several professors, and then discussed with them to arrange all the students in the auditorium for protection, and then sent people to search the entire castle to see if he could catch the escaped Sirius.

Last but not least, make sure that Sirius does not continue to hide somewhere in the castle waiting for an opportunity...

At this moment, Hermione on the side suddenly asked suspiciously. "Professor, how did Sirius sneak into the Gryffindor dormitory? He shouldn't know the password?"

"Let's just ask the fat lady at the door!" Professor McGonagall raised his eyebrows and suddenly realized that this was an important clue.

She was worried about the safety of Harry and others before, but couldn't notice this...

When they arrived at the door, they discovered the strangeness of the fat lady in the portrait. Such a big thing happened, but the fat lady looked relaxed and contented.

When McGonagall asked why she wanted to let Sirius in, the fat lady looked dazed and said strangely. "Sirius? Has he come in? Why don't I know?"

"Professor Lupin! You just said my father's name, right? And you mentioned betrayal! What happened? Sirius once betrayed my father?"

"Shut up, Potter!" Snape yelled, interrupting Harry's questioning.

Then Snape leaned down again and stared at Harry viciously, reminding him word by word.

"If I were you, I wouldn't ask these stupid questions and add confusion to everyone! Don't forget who caused the whole school to gather here tonight without sleeping most of the night!

So the most important thing you need to do now is to shut your mouth and stay under the nose of every professor at all times, so as not to be caught by the mad dog running around in the castle! He wouldn't be particularly kind to you just because you are the great savior of the magic world..."

Snape's mocking tone made Harry almost mad, but in the cold weather, he felt a hot flame burning in his heart, always inflating and bursting!

Harry raised his wand and wanted to give Snape a grimace to prove that he didn't need anyone's protection!

Luckily, Lupin stopped Harry’s death in a timely manner, and said with a headache Calm down, Harry! I will explain this to you clearly if I have time in the future..."

The professors on the side gave Snape a dissatisfied look.

Although they admitted that Snape was right, and Harry had better stay in front of them at all times, lest Sirius find a chance to catch him, but he should be more tactful with a child!

However, Snape didn't mean to stop, his eyes were still on Lupin, and he said with a sneer.

"Remus! I think you'd better stay away from our Mr. Potter before clearing your suspicion. There is nothing to believe in what you just said!"

"If it weren't for you to help him, it would be impossible for Black to get a magic wand and the note filled with recent passwords, and sneak into the tightly guarded castle!"

"So...I suggest that Lupin be detained immediately until we catch Black!" Snape looked at McGonagall, Flitwick and others, and said in a deep voice.

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