Harry Potter: The Dragon That Sleeps

"Jody...I think I need to talk to you." Gibbs dragged Jody to the corner and looked around nervously.

He is a guy who is easily manipulated by others, but he is still very loyal to Jody.

The correspondence between Jody and Mr. Ollivander has never stopped. As a modern person, Jody has many fresh ideas to communicate with the master stick maker.

Ollivander's Wand Shop is designated by both Hogwarts and the Ministry of Magic. Most wizards in the country got their first wands from here. Of course, this includes Gibbs Rosier.

"Oh! It's not good for a pure-blood family to stay with a mudblood like me. Those words you said to me when school started have already caused you enough trouble." Jody teased Gibbs' worries and said

I am curious about what the other person has to say to me.

"Don't say that word, it's not fun." Surprisingly, Gibbs seemed to dislike the word mudblood.

Jody then stopped his nonchalant look and said, "Then what do you want to talk to me about?"

"It may be strange for me to tell you these things, but I don't think you should keep it in the dark. Do you remember that thunderstorm? It was a very uncommon thunderstorm after the beginning of winter."

Only then did Jody recall Gibbs chasing him that day, and the 'challenge' that had left a vague impression on his memory.

"I forgot to mention it. Why is there no news behind those challenge letters?"

Gibbs nodded, "They planned to deal with you, but someone helped you stop all the trouble. You may not have noticed, but the purebloods in the academy have rarely paid attention to you recently, right?

?"

Jodi was a little suspicious when he said this, "Who stopped it for me?"

It shouldn't be Quirrell, right?

"He is a Hufflepuff student, also a first year."

Hufflepuff? Jody felt that his scalp was already numb. Who else could he be but a first-year Hufflepuff student?

"His name is Tricky O'Gree." Gibbs' answer did not disappoint Jody.

"What the hell!" Jody already guessed what the main content of Gibbs' conversation would be. "What did he do?"

Gibbs once again confirmed that no other students were paying attention to the conversation here, and then lowered his voice, "This guy made a big fuss. Maybe you are the only one who didn't notice it. That 'Heretic Alliance'!"

"What alliance?" Jodi was surprised and couldn't help but admire Ogli's hard work. Only a lunatic like him could stand out in such a big battle.

"An informal student organization, composed of Mudbloods and mixed-bloods, who resist purebloods." Gibbs recalled the student conflicts that had become more and more intense in the past few months, and he felt like he swallowed.

"The trouble got bigger and bigger, and even senior students started to get involved."

Jodi could imagine the tragedy, "Wouldn't a teacher stand up and stop it?"

"The prefects are covering up this matter. You may not know much about it. Pure-blood families generally have their own methods to deal with organizations that oppose them. And guys like Ogli with a weak head cannot defeat them.

."

Jodi walked a few steps to digest the information, then turned back and looked directly into Gibbs's eyes. At that moment, Gibbs had the illusion of being penetrated by those eyes, "But why did you come here to tell me this? You

Do you want me to get involved or stop it?”

"I...I..." Gibbs panicked for a moment, "I don't want anyone to get hurt. Of course I hope someone can stop it. Someone has to bypass the prefect and notify the teacher. You seem to be very close to Professor Quirrell.

close……"

So why don't you go yourself?

"Don't say such ambiguous words! Gibbs." Jodi interrupted the other party, and the sudden high pitch of his voice startled Gibbs, "There is no way to get a result without someone paying the price. You are just escaping.

!”

"The Rozier family is a pure-blooded family. But you are the youngest son of the family, and there are two older brothers above you. The Rozier family has always had a tradition of cultivating heirs. Except for the eldest son and the second son, the other children

They are often not valued, and it will not be their turn to inherit the family property in the future.”

Jody revealed the secrets he had learned from Ollivander, and Gibbs was stung by Jody's words.

"How did you know?"

"Am I right that you can relate to the experiences of mixed-bloods? You have no chance of inheriting the family property and are destined to be abandoned by the monopoly economy of pure-blood families. At most, you can only taste the scraps.

You inevitably have to come into contact with other classes of society, but you don't dare to break up with the purebloods. Accepting the identity caught in the cracks too early makes you smooth, and you learn to polish the edges early."

Every step Jody took seemed to step on Gibbs' inner shadow, pushing him deeper into darkness.

"No, I'm not..." Gibbs denied, but his expression betrayed him.

"Escape will come to an end. It's just a matter of time! Have you decided how to stand in line?" Jody asked.

"I, I don't know."

Both of them have this kind of virtue! It makes people angry all the time.

Myrtle also said "I don't know".

"At least you know how to tell me, so you've tried your best," Jodi murmured, slowing down his tone, which made Gibbs feel relieved.

"I saw your spellcasting that thunderstorm day. You are all smart people, Jody."

Jody snorted to express his disapproval.

It is precisely because they are smart that they will not let you get away easily."

…………………………

Later that day, Jody appeared outside the Gryffindor common room.

The people passing by pointed at the Slytherin in tattered robes, and soon someone he knew noticed Jody.

George Weasley seemed very happy to see Geordie. Those secret passages gave the twins a unique time.

"Hey! Jody, what's up?" Fred greeted kindly.

"Something happened." The appearance of the twins reduced some unnecessary trouble, "Please help me find Percy."

"Percy?" The twins looked at each other, "Why are you looking for him?"

"That's right, Jody, our eldest brother is a very obedient top student." George hid his worry.

"What we mean is... if you have any small problems that need to be solved, it might be more convenient to discuss it with us." Fred helped.

"Hey? George, Fred. What's going on?" Lee Jordan, who was passing by, saw his best friends gathering together and curiously poked his head over.

"Even though we haven't been in school long, we know a lot of people." The twins took the opportunity to brag about their connections.

Jody just smiled. Although Percy seemed to be an outlier in the Weasley family, this did not prevent the Weasley family from protecting each other. "Don't worry, it's just a small matter."

The twins exchanged glances again, and George asked tentatively, "Ahem, Jody... maybe I shouldn't ask, is it about Ogli?"

Jody just smiled.

Fred then understood that their guess was not wrong. This matter had indeed caused a big fuss recently. It was impossible for them not to know.

"I understand what happened in the Forbidden Forest that day. We also considered that Ogli might need help, but he was too stubborn. We went to find him, but he drove us away." Fred explained,

"This is no small fight, Jody. This is a fight between non-purebloods and purebloods."

Jody nodded, "I understand, you are purebloods after all. And Percy regards becoming an Auror as his dream."

"No, you may not understand what we mean. Of course we brothers are on your side. It's just Percy..."

Jody didn't listen to what they had to say. He rejected the twins' good intention to take a trip into this muddy water. "You are destined not to be on the same side as me, and I will not bind anyone with any affection. Percy has his own

Judgment and his stubbornness I think you know better than me. I will talk to him."

"I don't intend to cause you any trouble, but there are some things that some people would be more suitable to do."