The Legend of Harry Potter Schoolmaster

"Actually, I noticed you when I was in the interrogation room just now; I was sitting in the back row, so you might not have seen me!" Cedric Diggory said with some emotion:

"...In the past two years, I have been blaming myself for the news of your death in the Triwizard Tournament, and I was even a little depressed; I didn't expect that you are still alive, it's amazing, and you actually became the youngest person in Hogwarts. Principal, this is really unbelievable..."

I haven't seen him for two years, and Cedric's figure has become more and more slender. He is now almost half a head taller than Jon; but there are a few ugly scars on his originally handsome face.

"It was left in Bristol!" Seeing Jon's gaze, Cedric replied with a calm expression: "That was the first time I participated in actual combat, and a Death Eater left me with these scars." , I also sent him to Azkaban!"

Jon looked at this friend who was kind, loyal, and full of all the good qualities of Hufflepuff, and while holding each other's hand, the two exchanged pleasantries.

"Although it's two years late, I also want to congratulate you for winning the Goblet of Fire for Hufflepuff and Hogwarts..."

"Then I want to congratulate you too. I heard that you became the president of the Boys Student Union in the seventh grade!"

The two of them are like this, you talk, and I talk.

Out of the corner of Cedric's eye, he glanced at Mrs. Diana Greengrass sitting over there.

"You have to be careful with this woman!" He didn't hide the disgust in his voice, nor lowered his tone: "She is not someone who can be trusted. Back then, my father almost died at the hands of Death Eaters because he trusted her... Say, it's not a wise idea to be her surety!"

Cedric's father, Amos Diggory, was one of the members of the special operations team of the "Office of Misinformation" and one of the eleven Ministry of Magic employees captured by the Death Eaters...so he was very concerned about Green Mrs. Glass obviously won't look very kindly.

"Thank you, but I have my own judgment!" Jon replied gently.

"Good luck, Jon!" Cedric smiled and patted Jon on the shoulder: "I have to report to Scrimgeour about the situation here, excuse me; if you have a chance to go back to Hogwarts, I'm going to find you!"

"Welcome!"

The two said a brief farewell, and Cedric Diggory left the cabin.

"I'm sorry for the delay, ma'am!" Jon turned around and glanced at Diana who was still sitting there: "Now, can I take you home?"

"Of course, Mr. Hart!"

...

Ms. Diana Greengrass stood up, followed Jon, and walked out of the cage slowly.

However, it was clear that after staying in Azkaban for too long, she was still unable to adapt to the outside "environment". Her steps faltered a bit, and she almost fell to the ground when she descended the steps.

Jon had to pause, and waved his wand to help her steady. Diana didn't refuse Jon's kindness, but just smiled at him.

They left the "First Trial Room"... walked out of the gloomy big iron door...then followed the corridor that was somewhat similar to that around the basement classroom of Potions...and finally the long spiral staircase...

When they could see the Ministry of Magic's reception elevator, Mrs. Diana Greengrass breathed a little, seeming a little tired.

"Please take my hand, ma'am." Jon stretched out his right hand and said calmly.

Diana raised her head in confusion, apparently she knew that apparition was not allowed within the scope of the Ministry of Magic.

But she still stretched out her left hand and did as Jon asked.

And Jon's left hand took out a dry ugly bird from his pocket. The ugly bird looked unhappy and pecked Jon's finger lightly.

"Paisley Town in Renfrewshire!" Jon ordered softly, "You've been there once before, you know the way."

The ugly bird let out an ugly cry, and then only saw a flash of golden light, and the two people here, together with the ugly bird, disappeared from the reception elevator of the Ministry of Magic.

...

They arrived at their destination and came to the familiar elk statue.

"It's actually a phoenix, and she actually has this kind of teleportation ability?" Diana glanced at the ugly bird that had retracted into Jon's pocket with some curiosity, thinking secretly:

"It's strange, why does this phoenix grow up like this? Did it just pass through Nirvana?"

Out of her previous professional habits, she looked at the phoenix a few more times, even though the phoenix showed no affection for her.

But soon, she shifted her gaze to the elk statue in front of her.

She reached out a hand and stroked the elk's eyes, calling softly:

"For All Seasons!"

The surrounding scenery began to change suddenly, and the Muggle town of "Paisley Town" began to disappear from the surroundings.

The open green lawn and the blue sky come into view, as well as the magnificent house at the end of the green, the gorgeous round arches engraved with beautiful patterns, and a bronze bronze statue that appeared where the doorknob should be. A finished elk head—

When they approached, the elk on the bronze gate suddenly spoke, and the magnetic voice was a little more excited: "Welcome home, mistress!"

The door was also opened for her at the same time.

Hearing this voice, looking at the open door, Diana Greengrass trembled slightly.

The fountain behind the gate sprinkles water into the sky. The falling water became crystal clear under the sunlight, and finally splashed on the surrounding dense and low thorns, the neatly trimmed tall hedges, and her body.

Sniffing the familiar fragrance in the air, she only felt that the haze left by Azkaban in her heart gradually disappeared.

"Maybe you didn't have a sense of time for a while..." Jon reminded softly behind her: "But just two days ago, the Easter holiday had already started, so..."

Before Jon could finish speaking, someone had already run over from the corridor of the marble steps.

Obviously, when they appeared here, the "owners" in the manor were also alarmed, and they already knew what happened at the door.

Daphne Greengrass ran down from the top of the corridor at the fastest speed, and tears of excitement flew behind her little by little.

"Mom!" She shouted loudly, with a tear in her voice: "Mom...you are finally home..."

"Daphne...my daughter..." Diana's emotions also began to lose control, and her eye sockets became moist.

She also ran towards the eldest daughter——

The mother and daughter hugged each other tightly.