"That's not so easy," Snape shook his head with some distress. "You should have noticed too, that trapdoor is actually a teleportation passage. Once you enter, you'll be randomly teleported. I was afraid of alerting the enemy, so I didn't follow Quirrell too closely. Now, no one knows where he is."
"However, as long as we keep tracking, I'm sure I'll find his traces. I've already searched a large area over there," Snape pointed in a certain direction.
Everyone looked in the direction Snape was pointing and knew it was north on the map. This made them understand why he had a Scroll of Revelation on him; he must have obtained it while searching.
At this moment, Hermione, standing beside them, cast a probing glance at Harry.
Her meaning was clear: Snape didn't even have an Authority Armlet, so he definitely wouldn't know about the instance quests in Despair Town. Should they tell him the quest details now?
Because after completing the final quest, they could open the door to the secret storage room, which was likely where Anduin hid the Philosopher's Stone.
If Snape was telling the truth, they should open the storage room with him and guard it to prevent Quirrell from causing trouble.
But if Snape still harbored ambitions for the Philosopher's Stone, bringing him into the storage room would be quite dangerous.
Harry also received Hermione's hint. In fact, he had been troubled by this as well: should he be honest with Snape?
"Professor Snape, what are your plans now? Are you preparing to act with us?" Harry deliberated for a moment and decided he needed to test the other party again.
"I will continue to track Quirrell. If you encounter him next, remember to be vigilant and send a signal for help. I know Anduin