Dynavale and Hogwarts

On Monday, the last week before the Christmas break begins.

Early in the morning, Dana went to the Forbidden Forest unshakably to complete the tasks he had to do every day. Whether it is the growth of spirit, magic power, or the continuous strengthening of the body, Dana is very satisfied.

When he came to the restaurant for breakfast, Dana made a new discovery. At the long tables in the other three colleges, students were laughing and chatting, talking about the upcoming holidays and thinking about reunions with their families, and everyone had happy smiles on their faces.

In sharp contrast to this was the long Slytherin table. No one was joking, everyone had a cold face, and the whole table was eerily quiet. The few chairs around Malfoy, Goyle and Crabbe were all empty, as if they were isolated.

There was discord within Slytherin. It seems that in a few days, some Slytherin students will also sign the petition.

Not to mention the rejection and cynicism of students from other houses, Dana believes that if the benefits are sufficient, Slytherin students will not be afraid to face such a situation, and they will not lack the patience to face it.

But just to make a joke by not signing, what good would it do to them and the family behind it? Instead, it would provoke the hostility of other colleges for no reason, which is completely uneconomical. If you insist on not signing, you will only benefit Malfoy and his family.

Is there any compensation? No, instead, their and their family's faces were trampled under Malfoy's feet, making them seem afraid of him. He became a stepping stone to fulfill the Malfoy family's reputation. Why?

Dana was sincerely grateful to Malfoy at this moment. If it hadn't been for his "bold words" that made him the target of public criticism, there wouldn't be so many students from other colleges who would sign while holding their breath, even if it was just to "claim justice".

Students in Slytherin House will not face the current pressure and will not have to sign to express their position.

Hagrid alone does not have such great influence or such good popularity. It was Malfoy who caused Hagrid trouble, but it was Malfoy who "assisted" Hagrid at the critical moment. A drink, a peck, everything is determined by destiny. Destiny is really magical.

Just as Dana expected, little Joseph, who was still worried about signing today, couldn't help but excitedly said when he saw Dana the next night: "You are really accurate. Many people signed the petition today." The word was written. Malfoy was also warned not to cause further damage."

By Thursday, Dana, through Jarvan and others, had received all four petitions. The hot spot of this incident has passed, and everyone who needs to sign has been signed. There is no point in delaying it. It is better to proceed to the next step as soon as possible.

After class in the afternoon, Dana came to Hagrid's hut and handed the signed petition to Hagrid. He took it and looked at it, his eyes widened and he said in disbelief: "So many people signed it."

Then his eyes turned red and he said with some choking: "I didn't expect that my classmates like my class so much and love me so much. I, I will definitely work harder to live up to their expectations and become a better teacher." He also waved his fists, Strengthening his tone.

Hagrid obviously misunderstood the result. Getting so many signatures was not because they love you more, but because Dana looked at Hagrid who was now full of energy and confidence, and finally swallowed back the words he was about to blurt out with difficulty.

A misunderstanding is a misunderstanding, and it can be regarded as a beautiful misunderstanding. Anyway, it would only help Hagrid become a better teacher, not harmful, so Dana couldn't bear to expose it.

Hagrid put away the four petitions and said: "I'm going to find Dumbledore and send the petition to the board of directors." Then he went out vigorously. Dana quickly stopped him.

"We can't let Dumbledore send it this time," Dana explained.

"Why?" Hagrid asked in confusion, touching the back of his head with his hand. Last time I wanted to send it, I had to ask Dumbledore to send it, but this time I didn't let Dumbledore send it. It's really complicated and I don't understand.

Dana looked up at Hagrid. Although he was tall and old, he was still as innocent as a child sometimes.

Patiently explained: "If Dumbledore sends it, the school directors will think it is a petition planned by him. In addition to having a bad idea about him, they will also think that the signature is not the student's own intention, and then ignore it. Then we All your efforts will be in vain.”

"What you mean is that it's easier to let the students send it by themselves. I'll give the address to Harry and the others and ask them to send it." After saying that, he went out in a hurry.

Why does this person always wait for him to finish what he said? Dana grabbed him helplessly and said, "I haven't finished speaking yet. There is also a problem with Harry and the others sending it directly. Those big figures on the board of directors may not necessarily pay attention to a student." The letter may not even get opened. Then our efforts will be in vain."

This won't work, and that won't work either. Hagrid couldn't figure out what to do, so he just sat down and listened to Dana's words.

"Ask Harry and the others to seal the petition in an envelope. Just say "Board of Directors" and don't write an address. Then you put another envelope outside, write the address and recipient as normal, and then send it over."

After speaking, Dana explained: "In this way, the thing is that the students wrote a petition and didn't know how to send it to the board of directors, so I entrusted you to send it to the board of directors.

"You are a person involved in the incident, and your letter will not be ignored by the directors in the near future; the way of covering the letter also shows that you have nothing to do with the students' petition activities, and are just forwarding it on behalf of them. In this way, our purpose can be perfectly achieved."

"Okay, I'll do as you say." Hagrid was still scratching his head and muttered, "I didn't expect that there would be so many twists and turns in sending a letter."

But no, if you don’t think comprehensively and think through all aspects clearly, you don’t know how you will suffer in the future. The matter came to an end, and Dana had completely forgotten about it.

After dinner, Dana went to the Everything Wishful House, preparing to study the Dementors, but both Dementors were being used. Jarvan and little Joseph both endured the discomfort caused by the dementors and practiced casting the Patronus Charm.

The patron saints of themselves and Neville were summoned when the dementors were present, which also led them to mistakenly believe that they could summon the patron saint by casting the patron saint spell in front of the dementors.

Looking at the two people who had gone astray, Dana was a little hesitant to tell them the secret, but when he thought that it would affect their last guardian angel, Dana still held back. It's not a waste of time to practice the Patronus Charm in front of the Dementors.

Dana came to the magic practice room and improved the magic spell as he had done the past few days.

His previous idea was right, starting from the shallower to the deeper was indeed very effective. After several improvements to the magic spell, Dana no longer looked at the improvement with a blind eye and began to understand where and how to change it.

Although the magic spell I improved cannot be compared with the magic spell improved by Xingkong, looking back, there are still many mistakes and omissions. But Dana firmly believes that as he gains more knowledge, his improvements will be closer and closer to those of Starry Sky.

The benefit of this kind of practice is that as your mastery of knowledge increases, improving the next spell becomes easier and takes less time.