Remus Lupin's dormitory.
As he looked at the newspaper report about Sirius Black, Remus Lupin's expression was silent and complicated.
After all, Sirius had once been his friend, yet he had betrayed his friends and caused the deaths of James Potter and Lily Evans.
Now, Sirius had escaped and was approaching Hogwarts. Was he planning to make a move on Harry?
Taking a deep breath, Remus Lupin felt that he needed to do something.
After much thought, Remus Lupin took his black robe and left the dormitory.
Hogsmeade.
A purely wizarding village near Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, it had also served as the headquarters of the 1612 Goblin Rebellion.
Hogwarts students in their third year and above could come here to have fun or shop during the designated time on Saturdays.
But there was one condition: they needed a guardian's signature.
For this, Harry specifically sought out Katelyle for help.
After thinking for a moment, Katelyle decided to help and signed the document.
Hog's Head Inn.
This narrow, filthy little pub with a history spanning several centuries stood at the bend of the main road in Hogsmeade village.
The few windows were caked with grime, barely allowing any light through, while a few candles burned on the rough wooden tables.
Nearly everything here was dirty, from the floor to the ceiling. Even the bottles of Butterbeer were covered in a thick layer of dust.
Compared to the Three Broomsticks Pub, it was not only dirtier and cheaper, but also attracted more interesting and eccentric customers.
The entire pub consisted of only one small, filthy room, and the air was filled with a powerful smell that might have been mutton—a rancid, musky stench.
Two years ago, Hagrid, wearing a hood, had played an interesting game here with the equally