Days to grind friendship at Hogwarts

Glenn was stunned for a moment and asked sincerely: "Did I go wrong somewhere?"

Professor Snape sneered: "The Laughter Potion is a potion that requires delicate emotions to achieve balance. If it is not properly prepared, you will fall into severe depression or mania after drinking it."

Glenn didn't dare to speak and listened honestly.

"Use your clever Ravenclaw brain to think carefully, what is the most important part in the preparation of this potion?"

"Emotions?" Glenn replied weakly.

"Oh, I thought you didn't know." Professor Snape glanced at him lightly.

Glenn said in his heart, good guy, is this the yin and yang coming together again?

"You mean..." He glanced at Windsor Moriarty across the table.

The professor glared at him and said, "If Miss Moriarty's laughter hadn't conveyed enough emotion for you, I would have let you drink all that pot of garbage."

The cute Windsor Moriarty scratched his head, and then he understood why the professor just said those words.

Glenn blushed, recalling the mask of pain on his face earlier.

He quickly put a smile on his face, opened his mouth and admitted his mistakes three times in a row.

"I'm sorry! I was wrong! I never dare to do it again!"

Professor Snape was choked back once again as he was about to say something. His expression was a little uncomfortable, and it took him a long time to hold back a sentence.

"Get out!"

"Okay!" Glenn dodged and ran out of the office before the professor changed his mind.

...

The last Saturday in November ushered in the Quidditch Cup match between Gryffindor and Slytherin.

The Gryffindor House team experienced disruption and reorganization this year. With the departure of several graduates, four second-year fresh blood joined the team.

These newcomers are all familiar characters to fans of the original novel, Fred and George Weasley, Angelina Johnson and Alia Spinnet.

Among them, Aaliyah Spinnet served as a substitute, and the other three became starters.

Together with Charlie Weasley, who is in seventh grade, at this time, the red-haired Weasley family has accounted for a small half of the Gryffindor House team.

Speaking of the last time Gryffindor won the Quidditch Cup, it dates back to the 1985-1986 school year, which was a full 4 years ago.

According to Fred, Charlie's biggest wish is to win the Quidditch Cup with the two best brothers in the family before he graduates.

Of course, it’s enough to believe half of this stuff.

However, the ending was beyond their expectations. Gryffindor, which had just undergone a major change, did not get off to a good start. Instead, Slytherin gave it a blow and dealt a severe blow.

270:100

The score was dismal.

Charlie, who missed the snitch and lost the game, could not hide his disappointment. Goalkeeper Oliver Wood whispered comfort beside him.

Although Fred and George performed well on the court, they no longer jumped up and down like usual at this time, and were as quiet as two tightly trapped bludgers.

With the end of this game, November has also come to an end, and the Christmas holiday is getting closer.

With the arrival of December, Hogwarts has ushered in the snow season, and the air outside the window has become increasingly colder.

The mountains in the distance look like ink paintings, covered only in black and white. The black lake is also covered with ice as hard as steel, covered with silver frost after snow.

The castle was no longer as warm as before, and the little wizards put on thick cloaks to keep out the cold, and went to the fire to warm themselves whenever they had the chance.

The scariest thing is the Potions classroom. The underground room is already cold, but it is even colder now. Even though we are indoors, there are bursts of white mist when we breathe, as if to accuse this torture.

People's weather.

Everyone had no choice but to get as close to their crucible as possible in order to get a bit of warmth from the flames for comfort.

Although it is getting colder day by day, Hogwarts is obviously becoming lively. The little wizards are looking forward to the arrival of the holidays, and the castle is filled with the joy of Christmas.

Even the professors were infected by the students. Professor McGonagall, who usually had a straight face in the past, began to smile occasionally, not to mention Professor Flitwick, who was already easy-going and kind.

On the last day before the holidays, after class, Professor Flitwick happily suggested that the first-year Ravenclaw wizards go with him to decorate the Great Hall and practice the levitation spell they had just learned two months ago.

In the auditorium, they arranged the twelve fir trees Hagrid had brought in every corner, and used wands to weave various colored ribbons and decorate them with candles that would not go out.

Although Professor Flitwick is not tall, his level of magic is really high.

He waved his magic wand casually and arranged the hanging flower ribbons evenly. In comparison, the students' level was much lower.

It wasn't until Professor Flitwick finished decorating nine of the Christmas trees and started hanging mistletoe on the walls that Glenn and Autumn barely finished placing the small icicles in front of them.

Eddie, Marcos and a few other freshmen who don't deserve to be named are working together to deal with a Christmas tree.

Several people surrounded the Christmas tree, the sounds of spells were making a mess, and the decorations on the tree were also in a mess.

Suddenly, something went wrong with Eddie's spell, and the ribbon in front of everyone suddenly caught fire. The tongues of fire moved quickly, and everyone finally burned all the hanging decorations.

"Teach...Professor!" Gogo Marcus panicked and quickly sought help.

Professor Flitwick had just taken a few steps back and was admiring his arrangement with satisfaction when he was startled by the sudden flames and quickly waved his wand to extinguish the flames.

This silent curse almost made Glenn drool.

Business genius Eddie lowered his head and apologized to the dean.

Professor Flitwick was not angry, he just asked them to gather together and explain the problems that occurred in the spell.

"If I guess correctly, Mr. Carmichael," he said carefully, "you should have pronounced the first i of wingadim in the spell as e. This is a relatively common mistake. As long as you pay more attention, it should not happen.

Will appear again."

Eddie, who originally had a very ugly expression, let out a long sigh of relief and nodded.

Professor Flitwick asked them to observe carefully and cast the spell again to hang up the newly created decorations one by one.

Marcus patted Eddie gently and said with a smile: "I didn't expect you to be so afraid of Professor Flitwick deducting points from the academy. I think you were almost crying just now."

Eddie rolled his eyes at him and refused the voice chat initiated by him.

Glenn on the side smiled "hehe" and said: "If you ask me, he is more worried about Professor Flitwick asking him to lose money than the academy points!"