Hogwarts , my sister is Hermione

"Louis? Come in!" Professor McGonagall's voice sounded. After hearing this, Louis opened the door and walked in.

Just when he was about to ask the teacher what he was studying today, he saw three unexpected people.

"This is..." Louis looked at the teacher, with a look for help in his eyes.

He couldn't help without asking for help, because now in his teacher's office, besides his teacher, there were three other people. One was the Potions Professor Snape whom he had just met in the morning, and the other whom he met at the beginning of the school year.

Headmaster Dumbledore and a most unexpected person - Lucius Malfoy.

"Louis, right?" Dumbledore said, his kind tone made Louis feel very close to him, "Don't worry, we just want to ask some things here and give you some tips, Hogwarts Express.

"

Hearing the last six words, Louis felt bad. He really didn't expect Draco to actually write back, because he always thought that his scare would make Draco hide the secret in

heart.

But now, it was obvious that Draco chose to tell his father directly.

"Dumbledore, I think I need an explanation." Lucius glanced at Lewis and said to Dumbledore: "If this is true and it happened, then this is a very bad bullying.

event."

"I think it is necessary for me to ensure the safety of my children in Hogwarts..."

Just when Lucius was about to continue to attack Dumbledore, Dumbledore raised his hand to signal him to shut up for the time being.

Lucius wanted to say more, but was stopped by Snape. Only then did Lucius realize what he was doing and became quiet.

"Dumbledore, I think there must be a reason for everything. I believe Louis." Professor McGonagall said firmly at this time. She believed in her own vision and would never see the wrong person.

"Okay, Minerva, I think we should ask our client what the situation was like, right?"

Dumbledore smiled at Louis.

Seeing this, Louis understood that it was time for him to speak, so he closed his eyes and reorganized the language in his mind.

After taking a deep breath, he said solemnly: "I think there is nothing wrong with what I did."

Lucius wanted to question him on the spot, but was stopped by Snape again, which made him glance at Snape doubtfully, but Snape just used his eyes to indicate to him to see who was here now, and he was gone immediately.

say.

Dumbledore's expression also became serious, and he bent down half-crouched in front of Lewis: "Child, tell me what you think."

"I don't think I have any problem. That's because Draco was the one who started this matter. But if it's just a general provocation or something like that, I'll forget it. After all, for a child who has been doted on by his parents and is about to become a cripple,

Generally speaking, one always has his eyes higher than his head."

Louis judged Draco unceremoniously first, and only after seeing Lucius's angry expression did he get to the point.

"He called me and my sister Hermione mudbloods." He said this calmly.

In an instant, the mood on Lucius's face changed from angry to overwhelmed. Professor McGonagall and Dumbledore also frowned, and even Professor Snape closed his eyes.

Just when Lewis was wondering why everyone had this reaction, Dumbledore stood up straight and looked at Lucius: "Lucius, this is different from what you told us."

"Lying, he must be lying!" Lucius reacted and immediately slandered.

"Lying? That's ridiculous!" Professor McGonagall said disdainfully, "No one in Louis' family is a wizard. If no one said this word, then where did he get the word?"

Even Snape looked at Lucius with an expression that didn't know what to say.

Seeing this, Lewis had some guesses in his mind. After thinking about it, he decided to add fuel to the fire and told everything about what happened on the train, which made Dumbledore and Professor McGonagall even more angry.

"Lucius! What do you want to do, raise a Tom?" Dumbledore was really angry. He was originally worried that he didn't pay attention to Tom, which caused Tom to grow crooked in the end and brought disaster to the wizarding world.

Feeling very guilty.

But what about now? What a good child he was, but he was instilled with the idea of ​​pure-blood supremacy at such a young age. This is really, really ridiculous.

"Dumbledore, Professor McGonagall, you can't believe his one-sided story. This must be..."

Lucius explained in a panic, but halfway through he didn't know how to defend himself. All this was just because of Louis' identity. His identity was not exposed to these things at all, and it was impossible to make up such words, so

There is an 80% chance that what he said is true.

Suddenly, Lucius seemed to have thought of something and was stunned.

He had a guess in his mind that Draco must have hidden something when he wrote the letter, and he even made it even more exaggerated.

Thinking of these, he shut his mouth. He couldn't help but tell the truth to his father. He really didn't know how to say good things to him.

Several people saw Lucius's expression and roughly guessed what was going on. Finally, Dumbledore said: "This is a very bad thing. Snape, go and call Draco over!" After Snape left,

After leaving, he looked at Professor McGonagall again.

Professor McGonagall nodded, "Louis, you have nothing to do here now. Go back first. I am here." After saying that, Professor McGonagall gave Louis a reassuring look.

Louis nodded, carefully walked out of the office and walked directly towards the lounge. It was already around seven o'clock in the evening, and it was completely dark. However, on the way back, he saw Snape taking him there with a grimace.

Draco breathed a sigh of relief.

After today's incident is over, what happened on the train is really over.

Of course, I have to thank Draco for this.

If he hadn't written to Lucius, what happened today wouldn't have happened. He estimated that Draco probably didn't tell Lucius the truth about the situation, and most likely he was exaggerating and just missed the key points.

Only this can explain Lucius's final expression.

After what happened today, it is estimated that Draco will calm down for a while.

Thinking about the final results of this matter, he felt that the punishment should be confinement and deduction of points.

Before he knew it, he had reached the portrait in the Gryffindor common room.

"Password."

"Pig snout."

Louis climbed into the hole, and then he was surprised to find that Hermione was still in the common room, sitting on a soft armchair, and had been staring at him since he entered.

This made Louis a little confused, but he still decided to call him by a familiar name.

"Sister, what's wrong with you?"