Anduin smiled. "Professor McGonagall has taken very good care of me. It's those Gryffindors and Slytherins who keep causing trouble for each other that often make her angry."
"Hmph, it must be those damned Slytherins stirring things up." As he spoke, Frank suddenly realized that Anduin seemed to be in Slytherin too, and hurriedly added, "I mean those Slytherins who are always going on about pure-blood supremacy. Quite a few Slytherins are actually pretty well-behaved."
Anduin did not mind. "I agree with that. A few students from the pure-blood faction caused trouble for me before, but I dealt with them easily enough."
Frank perked up at once. "Then you should learn a trick from Sirius and James. They know a spell called the Levicorpus Curse—it hangs people upside down by their ankles. It was great fun back when we were in school."
I'm not that childish. Wouldn't it be better to deal with enemies cleanly and efficiently? Anduin thought. Then something else occurred to him, and he said, "He already taught me that spell as soon as he could. By the way, has Sirius run into some kind of trouble? I haven't been able to contact him at all. The same goes for Lily and James—my letter owls can never find where they are."
At Anduin's words, Alice and Frank both frowned slightly and exchanged a glance. After thinking for a moment, Alice said, "Dumbledore believes Lily and James are in danger right now, so he hid them away. It's normal that you can't find them. We can't contact them either."
"As for Sirius," Frank continued, "he's in hiding right now. A lot of Death Eaters can't find Lily and the others, so they're trying to find him instead. They're probably hoping to learn Lily's hiding place from him. But