The Bard at Hogwarts

night.

After finishing the screening in the common room, Draco returned to his dormitory with difficulty holding the mirror.

He strongly disagreed with Ino's attitude. How could such precious alchemy tools be easily placed in the castle auditorium or the common room.

If it was really destroyed, he wouldn't even be able to find the murderer's. Besides, he discovered from the beginning that all the red-haired Weasleys were interested in mirrors, not just Scar-head's lackeys, but also the two five-year-olds. Grade twins.

This discovery made Draco even more worried. Not only did he personally move in and out every day, but he also arranged for Goyle and Crabbe to take turns watching.

Although Ino is careless and careless, as a friend, he must fulfill his obligations.

But today, things seem to be a little different.

After returning to the dormitory with the mirror in his arms, he found Ino looking over with burning eyes.

"Is there something wrong? Although I took back the mirror in the auditorium half an hour early today, not many people are looking at it recently."

Draco's eyes were a little evasive.

"There's nothing wrong! I just found that you are very suitable for these..."

Ino paused for a moment. For a moment, he couldn't think of a suitable complimentary word to describe it.

"I like to show the glory of Slytherin!" Draco added thoughtfully.

"That's good!" Ino nodded approvingly. This display of honor was too advanced.

"Draco, now there is something more...more honorable, are you interested?"

"For example?" Draco asked nonchalantly.

He was obviously very interested, even his eyes were shining, but his body language was still very reserved.

Regarding his roommate's pride, he also chose to see through it without revealing it, and immediately explained:

"For example, you write and shoot the story, replacing Tom and Jerry with real people..."

Eno tried his best to use a language that is as popular as possible and easy for wizards to understand to describe the filming and director's responsibilities.

As time passed and the description went deeper, Draco's eyes sparkled with an unprecedented look.

It was as if I had re-recognized myself and found my mission.

…

After explaining the director’s responsibilities.

Ino suddenly discovered that there was a Malfoy follower beside him, and he also carried sketch notes with him.

Every day I always look for opportunities to ask questions, such as what angle, what lighting, and scenery.

Maybe he could fool him at first, but as the questions became more and more professional, he felt a little overwhelmed.

I thought that the days would pass by in this interesting and ordinary way.

An unexpected letter disrupted an orderly life.

"Eno, what did my father say?" Draco asked curiously.

"The formalities are completed! I may have to leave Hogwarts in the future."

Ino put down the letter in his hand, and he did not hide the content inside.

The spider farm that was once conceived was finally legalized by Lucius after more than two months.

The dragon farm is located on the island of Brijuni in Croatia. Although Brijuni Island was once famous on the international stage of restoration, it is actually composed of more than ten small islands.

There are 14 Brijuni Islands on Muggle maps, but on wizard maps there are always 15.

The extra island is a dragon farm protected by the Muggle Expelling Curse.

…

at the same time.

After hearing the approval, Draco showed some lack of interest.

He now has a new pursuit, and the Firebolt he once eagerly desired does not seem so important now.

"How long do you plan to leave? I haven't learned how to transition scenes yet." Draco said reluctantly.

"A month, or a few months, in short I will try to do it as quickly as possible." Ino hesitated for a while, but still answered the question.

He really didn't know how long he would stay, but one thing was certain, it wouldn't be too short.

As the world's first Acromantula breeding farm, many things need to be explored.

Breeding environment, venom collection process, and even reasonable feeding of food, etc.

Only after everything is on the right track can he safely throw away his hands and wait for the annual dividends.

And just as he was thinking, Draco spoke uncharacteristically:

"Eno, how about we give up? Just concentrate on shooting. There is no need to waste time on this."

"Give up?" Faced with such childish remarks, he wanted to record it with a mirror and show it to Lucius so that he could see how his good son behaved.

"Do you know how much effort your father put into this matter? This is not just a license from the Croatian Ministry of Magic. The new industry will inevitably face the prying eyes of many jealous people."

"I'm just saying it casually." Hearing how much he had paid, Draco felt guilty and turned his head to the side.

Faced with Draco's jump, he decided to say a few words. After all, at the end of the second half of the school year, he is already fifteen years old. In the Middle Ages, he might have had one or two children.

"Draco, if you can, don't give up easily in the future. It doesn't matter if we talk about this in the dormitory, but if Uncle Lucius hears it, he will definitely be very disappointed."

Ino said with a serious expression, but then he changed the subject:

"As for the shoot, I'll leave you with two new mirrors so you can try them out if you can."

The combination of preaching and rewards is always an immediate result and is also the best way to educate.

Draco's depressed look was swept away.

"Leave it to me! You will see interesting stories when you come back."

"Well, I will not give up the Acromantula. I will live there for a while during the summer vacation. After all, it is our business."

Draco said confidently.

Faced with such vitality and confidence, Ino smiled and nodded.

However, there was one thing he did not realize. His daily behavior was more and more like Dumbledore.

It was a kind of heartfelt comfort to watch others grow up.

...

On the first weekend after receiving Lucius's letter.

Ino rushed to Hogsmeade early in the morning and opened the fireplace in his home in one direction.

After doing this, he leaned on the sofa in the living room and waited at ease.

The reason why everything went so smoothly was entirely because of the green light from his own dean.

Until now, he clearly remembered the change in Snape's expression when he went to the office to ask for leave.

At first he was silent, but in the end he heard that it was for making money, and he affirmed it uncharacteristically, and even talked about the meaning of money for family life.

Although there was a feeling of character collapse, Ino was still very grateful to Snape.

As the head of Slytherin, he had every right not to approve this leave. After all, this was not a legitimate reason. To be honest, it was the most reasonable thing to be rejected.

However, Snape not only agreed, but even suggested that he could write a letter if needed.

"I feel that I will owe more favors..."

Looking at the orange flames in the fireplace, he was also thinking about how to find an opportunity to repay.