"Ah?" Harry and Dumbledore, who had been passionately arguing with Dobby, both looked at Snape in confusion.
"...Such serious mistakes should have resulted in expulsion. I merely deducted points as usual," Snape explained.
"It's all your fault! I lost another two hundred points!" Harry kicked the cage holding Dobby hard.
"Actually, the honorable Mr. Harry Potter lost four hundred points," Dobby said timidly.
"Only two hundred!" Harry forced a vicious expression onto his face.
"Oh, poor Harry Potter. Because he likes his professor, he has lost the wisdom he ought to possess and cannot even do arithmetic properly."
Pfft!
Kayson awkwardly rubbed his chin. "I thought of something funny. Continue, continue."
Dumbledore finally walked over and patted Harry on the shoulder. "Dobby, why did you want Harry to leave Hogwarts?"
"Because Hogwarts is extremely dangerous now. You cannot imagine what has entered Hogwarts."
"We know. Isn't it that Basilisk? Professor Kayson's glasses can resist the Basilisk's attacks, you stupid... little elf!" Harry said, pointing at the glasses on the bridge of his nose.
"No, not the Basilisk. Something even more terrifying," Dobby shrieked.
"What is this even more terrifying thing?" Dumbledore asked.
"No... I... I cannot say." Dobby shook his head and cried.
"Let me guess. Was it a pitch-black diary?"
Dumbledore spoke softly.
"What? How could you... No, Dobby cannot say!"
Kayson and Snape, who were sitting on the glass stairs and slacking off, exchanged a glance.
"It should be Voldemort's Horcrux. I didn't expect the Malfoy family to have something like that," Kayson whispered.
"At the height of the Dark Lord's power, the Malfoy family was almost inseparable from him. They could be said to have been exceedingly close. In that case, it is not difficult to understand why the Dark Lord's Horcrux was hidden with the Malfoy