It's just a Defense Against the Dark Arts professor.

Chapter 266 Debate
"You really want Professor Forrest to join your Vomiting organization?"

When Ron talked about such things, his mouth stammered unchanged at all, and he stared with an expression of disbelief.

Hermione was very annoyed.

"As I said, it's not called vomiting! Since none of you are willing to help me promote it, I'll invite others to join. At least Professor Forrest will definitely not be as biased as you are!"

Harry and Ron looked at each other, and they spread their hands.

"We're not prejudiced," Harry said, "but we don't see the point of what you're doing."

"Someone will know!" Hermione was extremely determined, "Every creature with independent thinking should not be anyone's slave! Even house elves need respect, and they need to be paid for their work!"

Fu Rong watched their argument with great interest, and had no intention of getting involved.

Soon Hermione and Harry Ron separated from each other.

Harry and the others planned to visit Hagrid, while Hermione took Fleur to Sherlock's office.

"You want to help the house elves fight for their rights?"

Just after listening to a few words, Fleur could easily deduce what Hermione wanted to do.

Hermione's eyes lit up when she heard Fleur's question. Even though she didn't like this proud girl very much, she still didn't want to give up the opportunity to become a member.

"Yes, as long as it is labor, it must be paid, and house elves are not animals. They have their own ideas and are kind and loyal. Why should they be slaves to wizards? We must help them and let them fight for their rights , even work must be rewarded!"

However, Hermione's impassioned speech did not make Fleur feel any sense of approval, but shook her head and said.

"I'm going to let Chekley hear it, and I'm so excited that I have to poke you with my finger and scold you severely."

Hermione folded her arms and looked at Fleur.

"Checkley? Is it your house elf? I have never been able to understand. Could it be that house elves are like this at the beginning? I checked a lot of information, but there is very little about the origin of house elves. .Only some disgraceful histories will be covered up by those who have a heart. The house elves are obviously like this. No creature is a slave from the beginning. It must be something that the wizards did to this race."

It was only at this time that Fleur really began to look at Hermione seriously, realizing that she was very different from her peers.

"What you said is not wrong." Furong said with her head raised, "but what if the means are dishonorable? I remember that you are a fourth-year student, and you have already attended the part of the history of magic called the Goblin Rebellion. They later disqualified them from using wands, and if you're serious about injustice, why not protest that these goblins can't use wands?"

At this time, Hermione already knew that Fleur would never be her ideological partner, and she tried to break her insistence.

"Because those goblins have already made mistakes, not letting them use wands is the protection of wizards and their punishment!"

"How do you know that the former house-elves didn't do anything wrong? They have to serve wizards, and that's what they should be punished for."

Fleur stared at Hermione and asked if she wouldn't mind having a debate with this funny little girl on the way to find Sherlock.

"This is not punishment at all." Hermione said excitedly, "Slavery is slavery, don't add punishment to slavery as an excuse. Besides, even if the former house-elves made mistakes, they shouldn't make the whole group slaves!"

"You have a house elf in your own family. Is he loyal to your family? Is he kind? What mistakes has he made since he was born? You want him to serve you for free all his life? And what have you done for him?
Fu Rong was also unmoved by her words.

"These are voluntary, they are born to like to serve others, just like wizards are born to use magic."

Hermione sneered.

"A creature born taught to be happy by serving others without pay, why would you compare yourself to a wizard born with magic? Did someone teach them that labor gets paid when they're just starting out? Someone told them Should every life be free? Someone told them that wizards and house-elves are not high or low, and that all are equal?"

"They have never been exposed to correct thinking, so how can they be voluntary? You vested interests say that voluntary will only show your disgust!"

Fleur and Hermione couldn't talk anymore.

The two of them have completely different ideas and concepts, and they can't talk together at all.

Fleur was born in a family of wizards, and has long been accustomed to the existence of house elves, but Hermione, who received modern education since childhood and has a strong sense of justice, could not bear it.

Hermione likes Hogwarts very much, and also likes the colorful magical world, but in such a world she likes very much, there are still house elves who are so oppressed and enslaved, which makes it difficult for her to pretend to be anything. None seen.

But no one in the castle could accept her idea at all.

People from pure-blood wizard families like Fleur and Ron will only feel that her ideas are deviant, while some students who have received the same modern education as her, like Harry, do not have Hermione's sense of urgency, and feel that house-elf Being enslaved is a big thing.

What's more, every elf they met showed great joy in unpaid work, which made Harry think that Hermione's behavior was disturbing their normal life, and he didn't understand it.

But in fact, Hermione was deeper than each of them thought, and there was no one in Hogwarts who could support her and understand her, which made her feel a strong sense of frustration now.

So even if it would be a great risk to get Sherlock's approval and support, she still has to go there.

She needs to be recognized now, to let others tell her that her thoughts are right and just, instead of being meddling and unreasonable in the eyes of others.

Among the professors at Hogwarts, only Sherlock could give Hermione a feeling that he would identify with her.

She still remembered the words Sherlock gave her in that empty classroom last year when she and Harry Ron had a quarrel.

Hermione just had one thing on her mind right now.

Professor Forrest is an upright, kind and gentle professor. He will tell himself whether what he is doing is meaningful or not!
(End of this chapter)