Harry Potter Reborn

Chapter 109 The buzz of flies!

Four huge gemstone hourglasses stand side by side.

In the past, when students from the three houses except Gryffindor passed by, they looked at the bright ruby ​​​​that was a long way up in Gryffindor's hourglass, with envy in their eyes.

This morning, when Olga, a fifth-year Hufflepuff student, passed by wearing thin clothes due to the warm weather, she raised her head, sighed slightly, and continued walking.

Suddenly, his steps were steady, and a trace of confusion flashed across his face.

Is there something wrong with what I just saw?

He turned around.

stunned.

…

He ran quickly and told his classmates this exciting and unbelievable thing.

Word of mouth spread, plus word of mouth from other students who saw the hourglass with their own eyes.

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

Centurion, the sixth-year prefect of Gryffindor, still heard someone else muttering in a low voice, and after questioning, he found out what had happened, and he rushed there immediately.

There were still many people gathered around the hourglass, and they were whispering to each other.

Their expressions made Bai Fu very uncomfortable.

"Come on, let me go in." Baifu shouted.

Everyone else knew this man from the "top" of Gryffindor. They left a narrow gap and Centurion squeezed through.

The students around them had a kind of gloating smile on their faces. Of course, they were well hidden.

But when there are many smiles like this, even a blind person can feel the chill in his heart.

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

Until yesterday.

Hufflepuff ranked 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 results are already despairingly high.

Because even though Slytherin has won the Academy Cup for six consecutive years, it has never done so in a superior manner.

Now, although Slytherin is in second place, it is only more than 20 points higher than Ravenclaw, who is in third place.

But what about Gryffindor?

Directly more than 150 points higher than Slytherin!

But now? Centurion looked at the gems that were almost the same as those of Gryffindor and the fourth Hufflepuff. No, maybe even less than them.

Centurion's old enemy, Slytherin prefect Xinrio, stood in front of the hourglass in his home, raised his eyebrows, and said with a hypocritical smile: "Oh, how come Gryffindor's gems are so short?

Is there something wrong with the hourglass?"

Bai Fu was too lazy to argue with him. Normally, he would never let him go.

But now he has something more important, and he has to tell Professor McGonagall.

Although he believed that the probability of something going wrong with the hourglass was so small that he could ignore it, but what if it happened?

He rushed out of the crowd.

The other people slowly dispersed.

But they are still paying attention to this matter.

…

By noon, the news first spread from within Gryffindor.

"Did you hear that?"

"What's up?"

"Gryffindor's points were deducted like that because someone violated discipline."

"Really? Why would you be deducted so much?" The person who asked took a breath.

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

"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 students talk about the name "Harry Potter" again, it seems to have a special meaning.

…

Baifu frowned and looked at his lunch without any appetite. Not only him, but also his companions all had dark faces.

"We were deducted 250 points, but fortunately we are still one point higher than Hufflepuff. Otherwise, if we fell from first to last place, we would be really embarrassed to see others." Hundreds breathed a sigh of relief.

One of his companions smiled bitterly 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 have really become the last one.

"

The fork in Centurion's hand suddenly dropped.

…

Gryffindor suddenly became the last one, which really made the whole school happy, except Gryffindor themselves.

Slytherin was happy because they suddenly became the first place. It seems that this year's Academy Cup will be in our hands again. They thought proudly.

Ravenclaw is happy because without Gryffindor, they suddenly have energy again. Aren't you Slytherins just twenty points higher than us? There's no telling who will win the Academy Cup this year.

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

They have surpassed their previous number one spot.

…

Today many people greeted Harry in various unfriendly ways.

Especially those senior students, they use the attitude of experienced people teaching newcomers.

The dissatisfaction with Harry was completely reflected on his face.

Hermione had been with Harry all day, so she knew best how unpleasant some words were.

At first, when she saw others criticizing 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 frown.

scold Harry.

After that, Hermione stopped talking.

Because she had a vague feeling that those people who blamed Harry so angrily seemed to care about more than just the academy's scores.

Instead, they were targeting Harry, perhaps out of jealousy or something else. When Harry made a big mistake, they immediately jumped out and punished him from a moral high ground.

Of course, maybe even they themselves are not aware of this deep emotion, and they think they are really only concerned about the Academy Cup.

So, the day is over.

…

As the bell rings.

A group of children dressed in robes and holding books walked out of the Charms classroom in an endless stream.

Some children looked at a figure in front of them with their peripheral vision.

When they knew that because of Harry, they had to say goodbye to the biggest Honors College Cup this year, they looked at Harry with complicated eyes.

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 but wonder: Is it all Harry's fault?

"Harry, I don't think these seniors have the right to criticize you. Don't they usually get very few points deducted in Snape's classes?" Ron said with some dissatisfaction.

He glanced at Harry and felt that Harry was not angry because so many people were talking about him today. He moved his lips and said, "But Harry, some of what those seniors said is quite right. After all,

You were deducted more than 200 points at once, you..."

Hermione's eyes widened and she shouted loudly: "Ron..."

Ron's neck suddenly shrank, 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 says to heart." Hermione said anxiously.

She thought that even if he was a senior classmate, Harry didn't care at all, but he would definitely feel sad when faced with the accusations from his classmates.

At this time, she was extremely glad that she had reconciled with Harry yesterday, otherwise today, she would have had to watch Harry alone and ostracized.

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

Hermione looked at Harry seriously, trying to tell whether what Harry said was true, because she really cared about Harry. Until Harry's face slowly enlarged, almost touching hers,

She backed away suddenly and said shyly: "What are you doing?"

Just now, Harry suddenly moved forward and almost kissed her.

Harry smiled and said: "I saw you looking at me for so long, I thought you wanted to kiss me, so I will satisfy you."

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

But she felt relieved because she felt that Harry really regarded those annoying words as the buzzing of flies.

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