"Mason, Potter, Weasley, tell me the truth. What's going on with you guys?" Professor Meg said, his glasses slanted on the bridge of his thin nose. He swept his gaze across Elwyn, Ron, and finally landed on Harry. "Potter, I heard from Longbottom that you're in so much pain that you've been rolling back and forth on the bed. Where does it hurt?"
"It's not me, it's that vampire, Kalisis. He's going to die!" Harry said hurriedly, noticing the change in Professor Meg's expression.
In fact, he also felt that it was a little ridiculous to talk about an illusory vampire in the Hogwarts. They were talking about a guy that he had never even met before.
No matter how he thought about it, it was too inconceivable, but it had indeed happened!
What if Professor Meg didn't believe him?
"Something's happened, Professor. We have to see the principal." As soon as Harry's voice fell, Elwyn said, "It's about Norway."
Because they were in the corridor of the castle, the walls had ears, and the confidentiality was very low. He couldn't mention sensitive words such as Lord Voldemort, Soul Vessel, and Diablo.
Elwyn believed that Professor Meg would understand. She definitely knew about the activities of the Order of the Phoenix in Norway.
Sirius's previous information had already explained a lot of things. Combined with the images that Harry had seen, Lord Voldemort had killed many lives, split his own soul, and made the Statue of Diablo into a Soul Vessel. There had been major changes in the situation in Norway and with the vampires. These things had to be told to Dumbledore as soon as possible.
Elwyn didn't really care about Keresis's safety, but he felt that this was an opportunity, an opportunity to make a major breakthrough.
If he could seize this opportunity, he could stop Lord Voldemort's plot to obtain power, and he could also unravel the secret left behind by Slytherin.
Especially now that the Lord Voldemort might have already made the Evil God Statue into his final Soul Vessel.
Of course, the prerequisite was that they were fast enough and that Keresis had not been killed by the Lord Voldemort and the Evil God. Only then would the rescue be meaningful.
Through the soul-link, he knew for sure that Harry had seen it all.
But just as Harry had said, the weakness caused by the splitting of the soul would not recover in a short period of time.
He couldn't leave the room in a short period of time. He couldn't even move. This was their chance.
The only question now was where that place was. Hopefully, Dumbledore could deduce it from Harry's description.
If the Order of the Phoenix, who had been active in Norway for so long, did not even have such crucial information, then they could only stay in Hogwarts and watch helplessly.
Once they missed this opportunity, they would fall into a passive position and face the double attacks of the Lord Voldemort and the Evil God.
And more importantly, if Keresis died like this, Elwyn was worried that the key to the treasure left by Slytherin would be cut off.
He gave a hint: The shrewd Slytherin came from that quagmire! He only believes in the purest Magi. Mud people can't get anything from him! The key to the treasure was an incomparably powerful force. It was kept in the deepest part of the ground by his insidious and cunning servant.
Elwyn originally speculated that Slytherin's insidious and cunning servant might be the Pixies, and the deepest part of the ground was Gringotts.
But now it seemed that this was not the case. After all, the Pixies had nothing to do with the purest bloodline. Now it seemed to be referring to the Vampires.
The uniqueness of the Vampires also maintained the purity of their bloodline, and there was no possibility of it being tainted.
And that incomparably powerful force, which was the key to the treasure he left behind, was also guarded by the Vampires for generations.
If the clue was cut off, Elwyn did not know what to do. He might have to go back to the millennium and ask Slytherin himself. That guy was not easy to get along with.
"Follow me!" Professor Meg said crisply. She only hesitated for a moment, and chose to believe them.
The group walked over the last few flights of stairs and came to the stone beast at the entrance of Dumbledore's office.
"Zi zi, sugar bee." Professor Meg said.
The stone beast came to life and jumped to the side. The wall behind it split in half, revealing a continuously rising stone staircase, like a spiral escalator.
They stepped on the stairs, and the wall closed behind them.
The staircase went up in a small circle, and came to the shiny oak door. On the door was a copper knocker in the shape of a lion's body and a hawk's head.
Although it was already past midnight, there were voices in the room. It was noisy, as if Dumbledore was entertaining at least a dozen people.
Professor Meg knocked on the knocker three times, and the voices suddenly stopped, as if it had been turned off.
The door opened automatically, and they walked in. The room was half dark. The strange silver instruments on the table were sitting quietly, instead of humming and puffing out puffs of smoke as usual. The portraits of the past headmasters were snoring in the frames on the wall.
Behind the door, a very beautiful bird, like a swan, with gold and red feathers, was dozing on its perch, hiding its head under its wing.
"Oh, it's you, Mileva, and, ah!"
Dumbledore was sitting in the high-back chair behind his desk, reading some documents in front of the candlelight.
He was wearing snow-white pajamas and a purple robe with gold, but he looked very energetic. His sharp blue eyes were staring at Professor Meg.
"Professor Dumbledore, Potter just had a nightmare," Professor Meg said. "He and Mason said …"
"Not a nightmare," Harry said immediately.
"It's about the vampires." Elwyn followed. "Lord Voldemort used a spell. He may have split his soul again. Keresis is now in a state of near-death. Things have changed in Norway. We must act immediately to rescue Keresis. Professor, this is an opportunity."
Elwyn nudged Harry, indicating that he should tell them the details. They did not have to worry about being overheard here.
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