"Although I must admit this really is extremely important information, Mr. Potter, I do not like the way you obtained it at all!" Professor McGonagall's face was grim, a sign that she was in a very bad mood.
She had even called Harry Mr. Potter.
After Harry and Ron had demonstrated their firm opposition to Voldemort-though their excellent grades were, of course, the more likely reason-Professor McGonagall had taken to calling them Harry and Ron in private.
But after Harry told her that he had invaded Draco's dream and obtained some information, Professor McGonagall had actually changed how she addressed him in her anger.
Harry did know why Professor McGonagall was angry.
As someone at the forefront of the magical world, Professor McGonagall had a considerable understanding of Dream Realm magic, even though she was not skilled in it herself.
She therefore knew very well that this was dangerous behavior.
And although the Ministry of Magic no longer paid much attention to matters involving this magic, that was because people had stopped using it long before.
It was explicitly forbidden.
If people found out Harry had done this, it would invite criticism.
Although Professor McGonagall also knew that dwelling on such details at a time like this was an issue, someone as rigorous as her still found it somewhat difficult to accept.
"Professor, I didn't really have a choice, did I?" With Professor McGonagall angry, Harry could only obediently admit his mistake.
Of course he had to admit his mistake. What else could he do, tell her, Ha ha, Professor, I didn't use dream-entry magic. I used an evil spirit.
Wouldn't that just be asking for another scolding?
Professor McGonagall gave him a fierce glare, but still said, "I will tell Dumbledore about this. He is not in the Castle