Shifting Blame Requires More Than Empty Promises

Time flew by, and April arrived before long.

During this time, everything at Hogwarts remained normal. The Carrow Siblings continued teaching and managing the students in their usual manner.

But with Divine Thunder Hall as an escape route, Professor Snape gradually relaxed his demands on the two Death Eaters, and they became increasingly excessive.

As a result, Divine Thunder Hall protected more than a dozen wizards from different years during this period.

The large number of missing students convinced them that Hogwarts had some unknown secret passage or safe hiding place.

The other professors were worried, but they were also glad to see it happen. Life in hiding might not be easy, but it was far safer than Hogwarts as it was now.

Headmaster's Office.

Snape watched Aaron casually petting the dragon and could not help frowning.

"You heard everything I just said, right? They've searched the castle several times already."

"They won't find them."

"Of course I know they won't find them. But if this continues, the pressure on me as Headmaster will only grow. They'll soon come to me and ask to notify the Dark Lord."

"Professor, I have to criticize you here." Aaron said irritably. "Ever since you learned that Harry Potter returned safely, you've really gotten carried away. You've been stuffing someone into Divine Thunder Hall every few days on average. How could they not get anxious?"

The corner of Snape's eye twitched. "Didn't you fail to stop it too? Every student was personally invited in by you. I merely provided their names, years, and houses. I never even showed my face from beginning to end. In other words, you were the gatekeeper. You were delighted when taking them in, but when trouble comes, it's all my responsibility?"

An awkward look appeared on Aaron's face. Ever