That night, Roger and Milton got into an argument over their differences of opinion.
Roger had always believed Milton shouldn't be so absorbed in music of unknown origins. He thought the members of the Classical Music Club had lost all basic sense of caution.
Milton accused Roger of deliberately dragging Cacci-Nistrozi off on a date while the Classical Music Club was busy rehearsing, which would set back their progress.
Naturally, neither of them managed to convince the other.
Scott and Eddie tried to talk them down, but it didn't seem to help.
Roger and Milton began giving each other the cold shoulder.
The next day, Scott got up early.
He left the dormitory while his roommates were still asleep, climbed down from Ravenclaw Tower, and went for a walk in the morning light at Hogwarts.
As he passed the corridor beneath the Hospital Wing, he immediately heard the voice of the Harry Potter doll in his ear.
In a slightly mechanical voice, the doll repeated the conversation Dobby and Harry had had the night before.
Dobby really had no idea the matter with the Diary had been resolved.
It was busy serving the Malfoy family and hadn't heard anything about it.
It still thought the Chosen One was in the danger it had imagined, and wanted to get Harry out of Hogwarts in its own way.
In the end, Harry had to repeat the facts in irritation again and again before Dobby reluctantly believed the matter had been resolved. The Diary had also fallen into the hands of the most powerful wizard of the century.
And Hogwarts was safe now.
After listening to little Potter's report, Scott smiled and walked away.
At the same time, the unease and agitation inside him eased a little.
The next few days passed peacefully