For some reason, Klein felt that Snape's gaze was a little strange.
And Pansy and the other girls were looking at him with deeply aggrieved expressions, too.
"Very good. Now, you heard that, so why don't you write down what you've learned?"
What else could he do?
In the end, he could only laugh and forgive her.
Snape acted as if Klein hadn't interrupted him. Looking at the students with their varied expressions, he put on his usual face, as though everyone owed him a great deal of money.
"Scritch, scritch, scritch~"
Quills hurried across parchment. The "Old Bat" swept his gaze around the room, then returned to the front of the classroom.
"Now, let's continue."
Sirius couldn't believe he had made it into Hogwarts Castle just like that. The Portkey made by the "Planewalker" Glinklai had completely overturned his understanding of alchemical objects.
It was incredible!
"Sirius, you can't stay at the school for long. We need to find Dumbledore."
The Portkey had allowed him, Sirius, to cross thousands of miles and arrive directly at Hogwarts, but traveling anywhere else wouldn't be so easy.
Lupin spoke to Sirius, his face pale and his breathing unsteady. The two long-distance magical transfers had pushed his already poor health to the brink of exhaustion.
"Lupin, you've done more than enough for me. Leave the rest to me."
Sirius was doing better. He felt a little dizzy, but wasn't as weak as Lupin.
He helped his old friend into a chair and gave him a reassuring smile.
"No! There are lots of Dementors outside. You'll die!"
It was no secret that Dementors surrounded Hogwarts. The Ministry had promised that they were only there to protect the students from the fugitive, but the Ministry was barely managing to protect itself now. What could anyone