The Silent Witch of Hogwarts

Chapter 303 Villain Kim Hee-lok Rozier

Chapter 303 The Villainous Heiress Shiloh Rozier

Early in the morning, Shiloh Rozier had already dressed herself up. She walked through the campus in a well-fitting black robe, her face expressionless.

Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and as Loyla Hamilton's "enemy," I have to show something.

With that in mind, she headed straight for Roy's classroom almost as soon as she stepped out of her office.

If she remembered correctly, the first class this morning was this magic array student's class. She would wait for her to finish class and then ambush her at the classroom door—and give her some instructions along the way.

But how should we "insult" Miss Hamilton today?

Thinking this, a faint smile appeared on Hilo's face.

"Ring ring." The bell rang, signaling the end of get out of class. The students slowly walked out of the classroom, but as soon as they stepped out, they saw Shiro standing at the classroom door with a cold smile.

"Professor Rozier." They quickly nodded slightly to Shiloh in greeting.

"Hmm." Shiloh nodded noncommittally, but her gaze remained fixed on the classroom.

As students walked out one by one, she went in with a cold smile.

"Is Professor Rozier going to cause trouble for Professor Hamilton again?" a girl whispered. "That's terrifying."

"Shouldn't we go stop her?" said a bold Gryffindor student. "For the Acorn Party!"

"Don't do that!" another Pinecone Party student pulled him back. "If Professor Rozier gets angry, he might kill you!"

"Just like when she killed a dozen or so Muggles before!"

Completely unaware that he had killed more than a dozen Muggles, Shiloh slowly walked into the classroom and then slammed the door shut.

"Hmm!" Seeing Loila shudder because of her movements, Shiloh couldn't help but feel a little pleasure—what's going on?

Why do I feel a little bit of comfort looking at Miss Hamilton's timid appearance?

Could it be another Veela influence?

Thinking this, Shiloh gently shook her head and then lowered her voice: "I'm here today because I have something to tell you."

"Things—things?" Loila's eyes lit up when she heard that Hilo wasn't there to scold her, and she seemed very happy.

Is there anything to be happy about?

Hilo raised an eyebrow and said, "Don't get too excited."

"Didn't you realize someone wanted to kill you?" she said, leaning closer to Loila's face. "Don't tell me you don't know anything."

"Ugh! Too—too close—" the silver-haired girl muttered softly, taking a few steps back. She took a deep breath before slowly saying, "I—I know."

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"Do you know who it is?" Hilo looked at Loila with some surprise. She had thought that Miss Rice Worm was still clueless and didn't know anything.

"Hmm————" Upon hearing this question, Loila's expression suddenly became a little awkward. She bit her lip and looked at other parts of the classroom, but her eyes still occasionally swept over Shiloh.

"Does anyone suspect me?" Shiloh knew her thoughts almost instantly. She shook her head and said, "If that's what that person said, then you should be careful of him."

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"That—person?" Upon hearing this word, Loila immediately lowered her head as if she had PTSD. "He—he's not here, is he?"

"I wasn't talking about Dumbledore," Shiloh had to correct him. "I was talking about your dear cousin."

"Peterson Hamilton".

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Upon hearing the name, Loila paused for a few seconds, then whispered, "No—it can't be his."

"He's very good to me—very good."

"Tsk." Shiloh clicked her tongue and shook her head. "I really envy that you can have such great trust in your family."

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"Could it be—could it be that Miss Shiloh doesn't have one?" Loila asked softly upon hearing this, "Like Vida—woman."

This time, it was Shiloh who remained silent. She blinked and then slowly said, "I didn't expect you to still remember Aunt Vida. I thought you had long forgotten her."

"No—no!" Loila quickly shook her head. "I always remember—I remember Ms. Vida—"

really?

Looking at her trembling, pointed ears, Shiloh felt that even if she remembered, it probably wasn't anything good.

She shook her head and changed the subject: "But you need to be careful no matter what."

"Especially Peterson, although I'm not entirely sure what reason he would have to kill you—but—" Shiloh scoffed, "Isn't he the prime suspect?"

"Okay—okay—" Loila said softly, clenching her hands, seemingly not taking it to heart.

Hilo shook her head and then asked, "So, what are your plans for Valentine's Day?"

"Yes—yes." Loila nodded. "I'm going to Hogsmeade—to attend—to attend a party."

"reunion?"

"The Pinecone Party—"

"Heh." Shiloh sneered when she heard that word, but some thoughts were forming in her mind.

Heading to Hogsmeade? Away from Hogwarts and away from Dumbledore's attention—this short journey is indeed the best place to make a move.

If Peterson really wanted to kill Roy—he probably wouldn't pass up this opportunity, would he?

Thinking this through, Hilo nodded thoughtfully.

"I understand," she said calmly. "Then go."

"Huh?" Loila was taken aback, thinking she was about to be stopped.

"Well, you've already agreed, haven't you?" Hilo smiled. "It wouldn't be good to disappoint the students."

"Okay—okay." Loila looked at Miss Shiloh's smile and felt something was off—was Miss Shiloh planning something?

Can you tell me?

Just as she was about to speak, she saw Miss Hilo cough.

"Alright, that's all said—now we need to get down to business." Miss Shiloh seemed eager to get started.

"I think Miss Shiloh—" Loila pursed her lips and was about to speak when she saw Miss Shiloh snort coldly.

"Miss Rice Worm, I remember I told you about yesterday's work, right?"

"Are you really just a rice weevil who only knows how to eat rice and lie in your own nest?"

Well!

Loila covered her mouth and took a few steps back. Miss Hilo was already—already completely in the zone!

Before she could speak, Miss Shiloh continued, "You're always neglecting your work. Do you even know you're a professor, not some magical creature?"

"Ah—look what I'm saying! You're a magical creature!"

"Half-breed Veelas are really disgusting—" Seemingly intrigued, Miss Shiloh's attacks were unusually strong today: "I really hope to see you suddenly die out there someday."

"Hmm—"

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No need—no need to go so far, Miss Hilo! Upon hearing the words "half-breed Veela" and "disgusting," Loila trembled slightly as she leaned against the wall.

Looking up at Miss Hilo's indifferent expression, Loila couldn't help but recall Durmstrang's memories.

Why do I feel... my nose is a little sore... Miss Shiloh... No, please stop scolding me...

"Um?

Seemingly noticing something, Shiloh paused for a moment. She looked at the girl with tears in her eyes, trembling against the corner of the wall, and couldn't help but purse her lips.

Why do I feel like... a little... a little...

A certain sense of pleasure made Shilo feel surprised.

Veela's allure is truly detestable —

Hilo shook her head, her face slightly flushed: "Let's stop here for today!"

She dramatically flicked her wand, knocking over a table, then swaggered to the doorway.

After a few seconds of silence, she turned her head and glanced at the girl huddled in the corner again, then pursed her lips and walked out.

"snort."

Looking at the bewildered students outside the door, she snorted and walked back to her office with a smug look on her face.

I'm doing my job as a villainous heiress well today.