I was expelled from Hogwarts?

Rove has seen two wooden coffins engraved with the Deathly Hallows mark, one in the ghost ship and one in Ravenclaw's tomb.

There are also two wooden coffins that I have heard of, one in the centaur tribe and one in the depths of Hogwarts Castle.

As more and more wooden coffins appeared, this also made Rove more curious about how many there were and the identity of the deceased in the coffin.

Of course, what surprised Rove the most was what Dumbledore said - the magic that keeps Hogwarts Castle running comes from a wooden coffin.

In fact, he'd heard Nico mention it years ago.

In order to provide energy for his manor and magic experiment well, Nicole consumed enough magic stones to pile up a large pool.

The operation of Hogwarts Castle also requires a lot of magical power, and the accumulation over the past thousand years is an astronomical figure.

Rove thought a lot, and even guessed whether there was a Sorcerer's Stone mountain in the depths of Hogwarts, but he never expected that the source was actually a coffin.

Is Hogwarts using corpses to generate "electricity"?

Rove has heard of using dead bodies to make soap, and using dead bodies to boil oil to make instant noodles and spicy noodles, but he has never heard of using dead bodies to generate electricity.

It can only be said that the magic world is so big that there are no surprises!

Rove stayed in the principal's office for a long time, and didn't return to the lounge until late at night, so he missed the college carnival hosted by the little badgers.

As the closest college to the kitchen, Hufflepuff will hold a separate welcome party every year after the opening dinner.

The next morning, Rove got out of bed early, and when he arrived at the auditorium, he saw Cedric who was distributing class schedules, and greeted him with a smile.

"This is your class schedule." Cedric pulled out a piece of paper and handed it to Rove.

"Thank you, Cedric." Rove put the schedule on the table and said softly, "I met Mr. Diggory at the Quidditch World Cup."

"My dad told me about it." Cedric grinned and said, "He always praised you, especially after the night of the World Cup finals. He saw the news of the Daily Prophet and said that you are really amazing."

Rove waved his hand modestly, sat on the chair again, and chatted with Cedric about the Ministry of Magic and the Death Eaters.

The two chatted for a while. Seeing that there were no students nearby, Cedric asked cautiously, "Rove, where did you go last night?"

"I went to the principal's office. Professor Dumbledore asked me for something." Seeing Cedric's strange expression, Rove wondered, "What's wrong?"

"Then you'd better explain to everyone." Cedric lowered his voice, "Everyone said that you went to Ravenclaw Tower and dated Ms. Gray."

Rove, who had just taken a sip of milk, almost spit it out. He coughed a few times, and after recovering, he asked, "Who made the rumor?!"

Even if it is said that Rove went on a date with Shirley, although this is still a rumor, at least it is plausible that he is dating Helena... She is a female ghost, and she has a date with a dick!

No wonder when he just left the common room, many students looked at him with admiration. It turned out that there was such emotion in their eyes!

Rove turned to look at the fat monk. He was the only one in Hufflepuff House who knew that he had an unusual relationship with Helena.

"I didn't say that." The fat monk quickly waved his hand and clarified:

"It was said by the bloody Barrow. He broke into the Hufflepuff common room to look for you last night, but when he couldn't find you, he suddenly went crazy and yelled, saying that you must be with Helena."

"I'm just telling everyone that Helena is Lady Gray."

"..."

Rove sighed. On Christmas half a year ago, Bloodman Barrow ran into Helena and himself in the hot spring pool... naked bath!

Seeing that Barrow was going crazy, Luo Fu petrified him with the pupil of the basilisk.

During the summer vacation, Professor Sprout brewed a Mandrake potion to restore Barrow, but he didn't expect him to come to trouble him at the first time.

It's true that toads don't bite people...disgusting people!

Just then there was a sudden rustling above their heads, and more than a hundred owls flew in through the open windows, bringing everyone the morning's packages.

A great tawny owl hovered and came down towards Neville, dropping a package onto his lap.

Hannah, with two ponytails, asked, "Neville, what did you forget to bring this time?"

Everyone knew that Neville would leave things at home every time school started, and once he even forgot his wand.

"I forgot to bring my homework. I wrote to grandma on the train yesterday. Fortunately, I made it in time." Neville breathed a sigh of relief and asked:

"What was our first class?"

Rove glanced at the class schedule, "Professor Sprout's herbal class."

Neville hurriedly opened the package and looked for the homework of the herbal medicine class, but he rummaged through it several times, and his smile disappeared again.

"It's over, I didn't find the homework for the herbal medicine class... Grandma put in all the homework for other courses, but forgot the herbal medicine class!"

"..."

As expected of her own grandma, her memory was indeed better than Neville's, but not much better.

After breakfast, several people left the auditorium and walked towards the greenhouse.

The rain that had been raining all night had finally stopped, but the sky was still billowing with big bluish-gray clouds.

A group of people walked across the grass and saw that the Gryffindor students had arrived and were standing at the door of the greenhouse, discussing the Triwizard Tournament enthusiastically.

After Hermione saw Rove, she walked over quickly. Seeing Neville beside him was worried and frowning, she asked in confusion:

"Neville, what's the matter?"

"Mrs. Longbottom sent Neville's homework with an owl." Rove suppressed a smile and said, "But there is no herbal medicine class."

"..."

Professor Sprout quickly came over, she was carrying a large bunch of keys, shaking them gently, making a crisp sound.

"The third greenhouse!"

The students all laughed and followed Professor Sprout into the third greenhouse.

There are many dangerous magical plants growing here, but because they come here too many times, basically no one will be nervous or afraid.

Led by Professor Sprout, they walked through a cabbage field piled high with dragon manure and came to a patch of damp dirt.

On that land, extremely ugly magic plants are planted:

They looked less like plants and more like big black, slimy slugs sticking straight out of the soil.

And each of them was wriggling slightly, and there were many large shiny pustules on their bodies, which seemed to be filled with liquid.

A bird flew over and pecked hard at the pustules. The pustules burst open like pimples on the face.

...

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(Thanks to the three big guys "Two Fools", "Moon Bay Hot Spring Pass" and "Sunflower in the Wild" for their rewards.)