Hogwarts Card Drawer

"Very good." Seeing Draco's silence, Professor McGonagall agreed to the matter.

"How do you think this matter should be handled? Professor Snape." Professor McGonagall turned to Snape and asked for his opinion.

"You are welcome!" Professor Snape stopped talking after finishing this sentence. He completely handed over the handling of the matter to Professor McGonagall.

Seeing this, the three of Harry were all relieved. Although Professor McGonagall was also very strict, compared with Snape, an old bat, Professor McGonagall was much gentler.

Professor McGonagall nodded, looked at Harry and they said: "You, Mr. Potter, Mr. Weasley, and Miss Granger. It is against Hogwarts school rules for you to break into the professor's room without authorization. You Everyone talks about twenty points for Gryffindor."

"As for you, Mr. Malfoy." Professor McGonagall looked back at him and said, "You insulted your classmates, and Slytherin will also deduct ten points."

"Also, you're going to go to Mr. Filch for a fortnight's work as punishment for four nights."

All four of them were punished to varying degrees, and the fifty points Harry had just scored in the Quidditch match were also deducted by the three of them.

"I really didn't expect that, how dare that mudblood?" Draco said with an expression on his face.

"Stop! Draco." Kronos stopped, "How many times have I told you not to provoke them, but you just don't listen. This time, it's okay, did you cause trouble?"

"But I just can't stand their complacent looks." Draco was still indignant, "Especially that Potter, the Boy Who Lived. It's so majestic!"

"Okay, Draco." Kronos patted him on the shoulder. "Potter's fame is not what he wants, I think he wants his parents more than fame!"

Draco froze for a moment, Chronos thought he should understand what he meant. He took him back to the Slytherin common room.

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In the second week of December, Professor McGonagall came over as usual to collect the list of students who stayed for Christmas. Chronos still signed his name on it, and Draco also signed his name after seeing Chronos signed it.

"Have you heard? What kind of dueling club is Professor Lockhart going to open?" Draco said.

"When?" Kronos asked. He was also very busy these two days. On the one hand, he had to prepare teaching materials for the students of the magic circle class. On the other hand, I have to go to Professor Snape every night to help him process some potions. Thanks to Owen, there will be no next victim. Otherwise Chronos' head would be getting bigger.

"First meeting tonight, are you going?" Draco said.

"Tonight?" Chronos pondered for a while, he had been waiting for Dobby's news recently. But Dobby seemed to have forgotten the task assigned to him by Kronos, and never took the initiative to contact Kronos. Chronos intends to take this opportunity to test Lockhart.

"Well, it doesn't matter whether you go or not. I can't go." Draco's tone was full of regret, and he would never give up on such things that could hit Harry in the limelight.

Chronos smiled, "Who made you make a mistake. How come Filch didn't make you do anything particularly tiring?"

"That's not true!" Draco shook his head, "But I'd almost throw up from cleaning the trophies in the trophy room every day. Especially with Harry and the others."

"Okay, don't complain. Is this the last week?" Kronos closed the thick magic book.

"Yeah!" Draco replied, then looked up at the clock hanging on the fireplace. It was almost five o'clock, and he was going to report to Filch's office.

"I go first,

Chronos. "Draco's tone was full of reluctance, Chronos could hear it.

"Yeah!" Kronos nodded, watching Draco leave.

At eight o'clock in the evening, Kronos hurried to the auditorium. Gone was the long dining table that had stood there, and along one wall appeared a gilded stage, lit by hundreds of candles floating overhead. The ceiling was once again as black as velvet, and almost the whole school came, huddled together, each holding his own wand and looking very excited.

When Kronos arrived, the crowd automatically gave him a passage for a day, making him easily reach the middle of the stage.

At this time, Gilderoy Lockhart stepped onto the stage, wearing a purple robe, looking radiant, and beside him was the dean of Slytherin, Chronos' potions teacher—Professor Snape. Professor Snape's face was already dark, but in such an environment, he became even more sinister and frightening.

Lockhart waved for silence, then yelled, "Come around, come around. Can everyone see me? Can everyone hear me? Great!"

Then Lockhart was as clichéd as in the original book. He first boasted about himself, then invited Professor Snape to the stage, and was finally slapped in the face gorgeously. Kronos watched the whole process with cold eyes, as if Lockhart had turned back into the incompetent liar in the original book.

"Well, the demonstration is over!" said Lockhart. "Now I will come among you and divide you into groups of two. Professor Snape, if you will help me..."

They ran through the crowd, matching everyone, and surprisingly, no one wanted to play with Chronos. In the end Lockhart assigned Chronos a fourth year student. And this person happened to be known to Chronos—Cedric Diggory.

A Hufflepuff student and Seeker for the Hufflepuff Quidditch team. As described in the original book, he is a slender, handsome boy. A boy who always puts a smile on his lips.

But at the moment he seemed a little excited. He stretched out his trembling right hand and said, "Hello, Professor Slughorn. I want to learn your magic circle class too, but I'm too stupid to pass your test." He laughed again.

Kronos had to admit that his smile was contagious, and Kronos couldn't help curling the corner of his mouth and said, "It's okay, I know. Take your time, many people can't pass the test, right?"

All right! Kronos is really not very good at comforting people. After saying this, Kronos himself felt a little embarrassed, but Cedric still smiled and warmed people's hearts.