Hogwarts Melting Ice Journey

"Stephen, what did the letter say?" Rowan was a little curious.

"Probably Professor Snape said that he had found out the truth. He felt that he had misunderstood me, so he wanted me to wait for him in the key storage room after the Charms class tomorrow." Stephen stuffed the letter back into the envelope and threw it in The letter was quickly burned to ashes in the fireplace.

"It doesn't sound like Professor Snape's style." Even if he killed Rowan, he would not believe that Professor Snape would apologize for this matter.

"Yes, and it's not a good choice. You have to choose the key storage room. How could Professor Snape choose that place? Martin, this letter is for you from Merula."

"It's good that you know, I think my work is done." Martin stood up, "Stephen, Ravenclaw said that human intelligence is the greatest wealth of mankind, but I think extraordinary keen observation is also a fortune. wealth."

"Isn't the ability to be elusive also a fortune, Martin." Stephen smiled, "Rowan, I think you may not have time to read. We have to rush to herbal medicine."

"Oh, damn, I just got this book not long ago." Rowan complained and reluctantly put the book back to its original place.

Loosely speaking, Professor Sprout's class is still very interesting. She is also very nice and treats others very gently.

However, she is a little more turbulent now than she was ten years ago. Except when dealing with her cherished plants, she will inevitably be a little impatient at other times, like now.

"Okay, students, we have to get to the greenhouse quickly. Today our class will teach you how to take care of young mandrakes. Those cute little guys are a bit dangerous, mainly because of their crying. So you need to take care of them before going in. Earmuffs, I don't want anyone to go to the campus hospital later." Professor Sprout spoke so fast that Stephen doubted whether others really heard him clearly.

Ravenclaw's Herbology class was taken with Hufflepuff. I thought Professor Sprout would take care of the new students in his house and slow down his speech, but unfortunately he didn't.

Professor Sprout asked a few questions before entering the greenhouse in order to earn some points for the freshmen.

But when it comes to book knowledge, Luo Wen obviously has a better chance of winning, so most of the bonus points go to him, and he earned ten points during the question-and-answer session.

As for Stephen, although he has read a lot of books, in terms of memory and application, he is obviously not as good as Rowan. Besides, they are all from the same academy, and everyone has the same answer.

In the grouping session, it may be that the freshmen from the two colleges can communicate with each other and promote the relationship between the colleges. Professor Sprout matched the people from the two colleges one by one. So Stephen's plan to be with Rowan failed again, but maybe to "make up for" the regret, he and Petunia were assigned to a group.

"What bad luck, it's you again." Although Penny also knew what happened in the morning, she still had a big prejudice against Stephen, and it could also be said that she had a big prejudice against his brother Jacob.

"I don't want to either." Stephen shrugged, "But is my brother really so annoying?"

Penny didn't answer his question, she just put on her earmuffs and planned to walk into the greenhouse. Stephen smiled bitterly and looked around. The others also put on their earmuffs and prepared to go in. He also put on their earmuffs and followed Penny's footsteps.

When I first entered the greenhouse, I could vaguely hear the cries of the young mandrakes even through my earmuffs. I didn't know whether it was good or bad to face such a dangerous plant in the first grade.

The freshmen tremblingly followed the method taught by Professor Sprout step by step, fearing that their hands would shake and mess up if they were not careful.

Stephen followed the steps while quietly observing the classmates around him. He found that Petunia was still very beautiful, of course not to the point where she would be unable to walk when she saw her, but she was still at the top level.

"To be honest, it was so dark that day that I really couldn't see faces." Multitasking is an essential skill for college students.

Stephen continued to scan the surroundings, and suddenly, he found that someone seemed to have fallen.

"Damn it, you didn't wear earmuffs properly, did you?"

Stephen hurriedly took out his wand and shouted at the fallen student: "Close your ears and listen." A blue light hit the student. His movement wasn't too big, and the others couldn't hear the spell he shouted because they were wearing earmuffs.

But it was precisely because of this that, from Petunia's perspective, Stephen took out his wand and attacked the student, causing him to fall, and he fell in a greenhouse filled with the cries of young mandrakes.

"The younger brother of a Death Eater is indeed like a Death Eater." She marked Stephen's name with a big red cross in her mind.

Professor Sprout noticed something strange and hurriedly used gestures to ask everyone to leave the greenhouse. She also used a floating spell to quickly transport the fallen students out of the greenhouse.

The class ended urgently. Professor Sprout announced that the class would end immediately. No one could approach the greenhouse without her consent, and then hurriedly sent the unconscious students to the school hospital.

In the Hogwarts, a school history revised again in 1988, a new volume of personal records since the founding of Hogwarts was added.

Among them, the fastest record of entering the school hospital was the coma accident of a student in the herbal medicine class on September 1980, 9. This boy named Ludop Enzo may not have thought that he would be recorded in history in this way. middle.

And because of this incident, Professor Sprout changed her fickle habits, she no longer spoke as fast as before, and taking care of young mandrakes was changed from a first-grade class to a second-grade class.

Of course, this is a story.

Penny stopped Stephen and Rowan who were about to leave: "Stephen, you'd better explain your previous behavior of attacking Ludo with a magic spell."

Her words caused an uproar, and the students who had not left gathered around Stephen and looked at Stephen.

"Penny, I saw him fall and thought that maybe his earmuffs were not worn properly, so I used earplugs to listen to the spell on him when he fell." Stephen explained, moved away from the crowd and prepared to leave. He was also busy going to the Room of Requirement to solve his extra homework.

"Really? What I saw was you pointing your wand at Ludo, and then a blue light flashed and he fell to the ground. Your behavior was murder." Penny stood in front of Stephen and accused him loudly.

"Penny, seeing is not necessarily believing. I think when Ludo wakes up, you will know what happened." Stephen walked around Penny, "Rowan, we have to be quick, I don't know how long it will take us." Only then can I finish my homework.”

Penny looked at the two people leaving. After listening to Stephen's explanation, she was not sure whether she had misunderstood him.

But after her questioning, the rumors spread quickly, and became more and more outrageous. Even rumors that Stephen used Avada Kedavra on Ludo came out.

On the way to the eighth floor

"Stephen, I believe you, but" Rowan followed Stephen, but he also had some doubts.

"Rowan, you don't need to close your earplugs to listen to the curse in that situation. Ludo's condition will be more serious. As for this misunderstanding, I believe Penny asked this out of good intentions, but obviously, I can't explain it now." People believe it, don’t they? I think Professor Sprout will explain everything later.”

"Okay, Stephen. Why are we going to the eighth floor now?" Rowan believed that Stephen was not someone who would murder his classmates, so he no longer dwelled on this issue, and instead became curious about where they were going.

"I'm sure you haven't seen this place in any books, the Room of Requirement."