Rebirth of the Harry Potter

Chapter 109 The Buzzing of Flies!

Four huge gemstone hourglasses stand side by side.

In the past, when the students of the three colleges except Gryffindor passed by, they looked at the bright ruby ​​in the Gryffindor hourglass, which was quite high, with envy and jealousy in their eyes.

This morning, Hufflepuff fifth grader Olega looked up as she passed by in warmer-thin clothes, sighed slightly, and continued on her way.

Suddenly, his footsteps were fixed, and a trace of confusion flashed across his face.

Is there something wrong with what I just saw?

He turned around.

stunned.

...

He galloped forward and told his classmates what excited him so much that he couldn't believe it.

Word of mouth, plus word of mouth from other students who saw the hourglass in person.

Soon, almost all the students knew what had happened to Gryffindor's jeweled hourglass.

Gryffindor's sixth-year head centurion only found out what had happened after hearing other people's whispers and questioning, and he rushed there immediately.

There are still many people gathered around the hourglass, and they whisper to each other.

Their expressions made Centurion very uncomfortable.

"Rang Rang, I'll go in." Centurion shouted.

Everyone else knew this Gryffindor "top" figure, and they left a narrow gap slightly through which the centurion squeezed.

The surrounding students had a kind of gloating smile on their faces, of course, they all hid it well.

But when there are many such smiles, even a blind person can feel the chill from the bottom of his heart.

When he came in, Centurion had some guesses, but he still didn't expect that there would be so many less gems.

until yesterday.

Hufflepuff placed fourth with 332 points,

Ravenclaw third place with 406 points,

Slytherin ranked second with 432 points,

First place Gryffindor with 583 points.

It can be said that Gryffindor's grades are already desperately high.

Because even Slytherin has won the Academy Cup for 6 consecutive years, but he has never been in a superior posture once.

As of now, although Slytherin is the second place, it is only more than 20 points higher than the third place Ravenclaw.

But what about Gryffindor?

Directly higher than Slytherin by more than 150 points!

But now? The centurion looked at Gryffindor and the fourth Hufflepuff with almost the same gems, no, maybe even fewer than them.

Centurion's old enemy, Slytherin's prefect Xin Ruiao stood in front of the hourglass in his house, raised his brows, with a hypocritical smile on his face: "Oh, why are there so many gems in Gryffindor? Is there something wrong with the hourglass?"

The centurion was too lazy to argue with him, and he would never let him go normally.

But now he has more important things, and he is going to tell Professor McGonagall.

Although he thinks that the probability of the hourglass having a problem is so small that it can be ignored, what if?

He rushed out of the crowd.

The others gradually dispersed.

But they are still paying attention to this matter.

...

By noon, the news first spread from within Gryffindor.

"Have you heard?"

"What's up?"

"Gryffindor points are because someone violated discipline and was deducted like that."

"Really? Why are you deducting so much!" The person who asked took a breath.

"Of course it's true. Professor McGonagall told Centurion himself."

"Who is that person?"

The speaker looked around and whispered, "It's Harry Potter..."

The above is a conversation between two Ravenclaw classmates.

Conversations like this have happened countless times.

When the name "Harry Potter" was mentioned among the students again, it seemed to carry a special meaning.

...

The centurion frowned, looking at the lunch without a trace of appetite, not only him, but also his companions all had dark faces.

"250 points were deducted all of a sudden, but fortunately, we are still one point higher than Hufflepuff. Otherwise, we would be humiliated if we dropped from first to last." Centurion breathed a sigh of relief.

One of his companions smiled wryly and said, "You don't know yet, this morning, Hufflepuff was awarded three points by the teacher, so now, they have surpassed us, and we are really the last place. "

The fork fell from the centurion's hand.

...

Gryffindor was the last one, which was really a happy event for the whole school, oh, except Gryffindor themselves.

Slytherins are happy because they came first, and it seems that this year's House Cup will be ours again. They thought proudly.

What makes Ravenclaws happy is that after the absence of Gryffindor, they suddenly regained their motivation. Aren't you Slytherins 20 points higher than us? It's still uncertain who will win the House Cup this year.

Hufflepuff was the happiest. In their view, what they defeated was not Gryffindor, who was only one point away from them in third place, but the first place!

They have surpassed the previous number one.

...

There are many people who greet Harry in various unfriendly ways today.

Especially those senior students, they use an attitude of someone who has experienced teaching newcomers.

The dissatisfaction with Harry was completely on the face.

Hermione was with Harry all day, so she knew best how bad some words were.

At the beginning, when she saw others criticize Harry, she would explain that she had reasons for being deducted so many points. But those tall students just glanced at her, said "Oh", and then continued to scold Harry with a frown.

After that, Hermione stopped talking.

Because she had a faint feeling that those people who blamed Harry so angrily didn't seem to only care about the college's scores.

It was aimed at Harry, maybe it was jealousy or something else. When Harry made a big mistake, they couldn't wait to jump out, stand on the moral high ground, and sanction him.

Of course, they may not even be aware of this deep-seated emotion, and they think that they are really only concerned about the Academy Cup.

So, the day is over.

...

As the bell rang.

A group of children in long robes walked out of the magic classroom with books in their arms.

Some children looked at a figure in front of them from the corner of their eyes.

When they knew that, because of Harry, they were saying goodbye to the biggest honors cup this year, the way they looked at Harry was complicated.

They are Harry's classmates, and they know Harry's excellence best, but when they see so many people criticizing Harry, they can't help thinking: Is it all Harry's fault?

"Harry, I don't think these seniors are qualified to say anything about you. Don't they usually get less points deducted in Snape's class?" Ron said with some dissatisfaction.

He glanced at Harry, feeling that Harry wasn't angry because so many people said about him today, his lips moved, and he said instead: "But Harry, there are some things that the seniors said are quite right, after all More than 200 points were deducted at once, you..."

Hermione's eyes widened and she shouted, "Ron..."

Ron shrunk his neck in. He muttered a few words in a low voice, not knowing what to say, and then walked to the side.

"Harry, don't take what he said to heart." Hermione said anxiously.

She thought that even if he was a senior classmate, Harry didn't care at all, but facing the accusations of his classmates, Harry would definitely be sad.

At this time, she was very glad that she reconciled with Harry yesterday, otherwise, today, she would have to watch Harry alone and rejected by others.

Harry said helplessly to Hermione: "Didn't I tell you that I wouldn't mind what they said, no matter who it is!"

Hermione looked at Harry seriously, trying to tell if he was telling the truth, because she really cared about him. It wasn't until Harry's face was slowly enlarged that it was almost touching hers that she backed away abruptly and said shyly, "What are you doing?"

Harry had just moved forward so suddenly that he almost kissed her.

Harry smiled and said, "I saw you looking at me for so long, thinking you wanted to kiss me, so I'll satisfy you."

Hermione spat and strode away, ignoring Harry, the pervert.

But she was also relieved, because she felt that Harry really took those annoying words as the buzzing of flies.

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