Harry Potter: Super Magic God

Chapter 170 Hagrid is the Murderer

"Hello, Hagrid," Riddle said sternly.

The boy slammed the door shut, blocking the box. He stood up, his tall figure didn't look like a child at all, "What are you doing here, Tom?" Tell the secret.

Riddle took a few steps forward and said solemnly, "It's time to end." He said with a little regret, "I can only choose to report you, Hagrid. They are already thinking about closing the attack if it can't end. Hogwarts, that's all I can do."

"What did you say?" The boy didn't understand what Riddle meant. It was none of his business.

"I know you don't want to kill people on purpose, but monsters are not good pets. I think you just want to let them out for activities, and everything is over." Riddle said firmly.

"It definitely didn't kill anyone." The big boy defended, took a few steps back in fear, and blocked the closed door with his body, and there was a strange creaking sound from behind the door.

"It's over, Hagrid." Riddle took a few steps closer. "The parents of the dead girl are coming to Hogwarts tomorrow, and the school can at least guarantee that the guy who killed the girl will be killed."

"It's not it." The big boy shouted loudly, his resounding voice echoed in the passage, "It's not it, it's definitely not ∽ long ∽ style ∽ literature ∽ learning, w▲ww.c◆fwx.ne⌒t will."

"Go away!" Riddle yelled, pulling out his wand.

His spell summoned a fire that illuminated the hallway. The door behind the big boy snapped open suddenly, and he was slammed against the wall by the force. A monster sprang out of the door, and Harry let out a shriek, but he was the only one who could hear all his voices.

A gigantic, hairy, low monster with many black legs, many terrifying scarlet eyes, and two sharp-edged pincers.

Riddle raised his wand again, but he read only one armor. Then, the panicked monster slammed him to the ground and quickly rushed out of the corridor.

It was not until the monster was about to disappear that Riddle stumbled to his feet, raised his wand, and faced the monster's back. At this time, the big boy also saw it, and the boy suddenly jumped at him, grabbed the wand in his hand, knocked him to the ground, and shouted, "No"

"Stop!" A voice came from behind everyone.

Harry was about to look back when the sky was spinning again, surrounded by dark lights and shadows. After a weightless fall, Harry sat on the floor.

He shook his head and found that Hermione and Ron were sitting on the ground just like him, their eyes full of daze and daze.

"It's Hagrid. Hagrid opened the Chamber of Secrets fifty years ago." Ron said incredulously.

He knew there was something wrong with Hagrid's hobbies, and things were outrageous. But I always knew that Hagrid was a good person, but I didn't expect Hagrid to be so outrageous.

Harry and Hermione pondered without speaking, continuing to think about what they saw.

"Riddle must have picked the wrong person. Hagrid is not the heir to open the Chamber of Secrets. The last monster that popped up I've read about in the books is the Octopus. It's a dangerous and evil monster, but Slater Heir Lin controls the basilisk." Hermione quickly found the doubt.

She went on to add, "The monster that Hagrid hid is a giant eight-eyed spider. Although they are equally evil and ferocious, they have no ability to petrify people. What's more, the eight-eyed giant spider cannot be domesticated. Slytherin's The heirs can't control it."

As soon as Hermione spoke up, Harry and Ron immediately recalled the scene.

"Ridel has some doubts. When he faced the eight-eyed giant spider, he seemed to hold his hand. He had put a protective spell on himself, and at the last moment he could stop the eight-eyed giant spider from escaping, he only needed a little time. Finally, the teacher will come."

Harry found another suspicious point. He didn't believe Hagrid was the murderer, and immediately began to think Riddle was suspicious.

"You're too demanding. Riddle is only a student after all. It's not easy for him to deal with an eight-eyed spider alone, not to mention Hagrid attacked him in the end." Hermione didn't think there was anything wrong with Riddle's actions. , after all, in the face of such a huge and terrifying monster, anyone can make mistakes while busy.

"After Hagrid was fired, the attacks must have stopped. Otherwise, Riddle wouldn't have received the Special Contribution Award. But we know that Hagrid and the Octopus are not murderers."

Ron didn't like Riddle, so he also felt that Riddle was very suspicious. "He was too eager to report on Hagrid, and he was very eager to report others. In addition to really discovering the murderer, the other biggest possibility is to frame it."

"I can understand Riddle's thoughts on this point." Although Harry felt that Riddle was very suspicious, he would not be completely prejudiced because of this.

"If Hogwarts is closed, Riddle will have to go back to the Muggle orphanage he hates. I can understand the feeling. He certainly doesn't want to go back and the house is closed."

"He has reason to sue Hagrid, but it doesn't mean he didn't want to frame Hagrid. The two most important characters, since Hagrid is not the murderer, who else can the murderer be besides Riddle?"

Instead, Ron believed that Riddle was the murderer. "Riddle didn't want the college to be closed, so he could only end the attack immediately. If he was the murderer, he could only frame other students and stop immediately. Otherwise, he had to go. Catch the killer."

Ron paused and said meaningfully, "Obviously, we know that he didn't catch the murderer."

"To impress you, Ron, great inference." Harry was immediately persuaded by Ron, after all, he had suspected Riddle from the beginning, and now he has a reasonable explanation, and naturally believes this conclusion.

"It's a good inference, but there is also a possibility that after Hagrid became the scapegoat, the murderer stopped himself. After all, not everyone can accept the closure of the academy." Hermione admitted that Ron's inference can explain the problem, but also Not without other possibilities.

"This is also a possibility, but now the biggest suspect is undoubtedly Riddle." Harry didn't continue to argue, and Hermione's explanation made sense, but that kind of speculation made no sense to them at all, and would not let them They get more intelligence.

"But what's the use even if we know this?" Ron suddenly found that even knowing that Riddle might be the murderer didn't seem to help the current situation.

(To be continued.)