Hogwarts Pet Master

This year's Transfiguration class, Gryffindor and Slytherin are still taking it together. In the Transfiguration class on Thursday, Professor McGonagall taught the students the knowledge of Transfiguration Magic seriously. The students were taking notes carefully. Of course, they did not dare not be serious. After all, Professor McGonagall was famous for being strict. .

In this serious and solemn classroom, there was a student who was incompatible with this atmosphere. This student sat alone in the last row. His desk was twice the normal distance from the previous row. If he hadn't seen Seeing the smile on his face, I thought he sat in the back because he was ostracized.

This student is Kerry Black. At this time, he is seriously writing a story - a story about the adventures of a wizard and a house elf. He is laughing while writing, while Professor McGonagall and other students Turning a blind eye to this seems to be a habit.

This class time passed very slowly, and the whole class was only theoretical knowledge. This class was very dull, which was in great contrast with someone's laughter.

Finally, we waited until the bell rang for the end of get out of class. After Professor McGonagall said that get out of class was over, everyone exhaled and then lay weakly on the table. Only a few outstanding students, including Kerry and Hermione, still stood straight.

"Hey! Kerry, you are really going too far. Although you have privileges, don't affect our class! Hearing your laughter makes me very upset. Do you know?" Seamus pointed at Kai angrily. Rui said.

"I'm very sorry. I was writing a story and I often thought of some funny things, so I couldn't hold back my laughter."

Um? Write a story? Now everyone was energetic. They often had to do boring articles, but this was the first time they heard about writing stories. The surrounding students gathered around, but Hermione, Draco, Harry, Ron and Neville remained calm, because Kerry's writing of the story was what they asked for.

Originally, Hermione wanted to be responsible for writing the story herself. After all, she came up with the idea of ​​​​buying freedom for the elves, but she really couldn't spare so much time and energy to write the story this school year because of Della. Such a powerful opponent was chasing him from the side.

Except for Draco, the rest of the people had similar ideas to Hermione, and they couldn't find the time or energy to come up with it. The remaining few were either not interested or incompetent, so in the end, the character who wrote the story was handed over to Kerry, who could write the story in the classroom. In the hands of those who follow their own will.

"I'll see, I'll see!"

The classmates were shouting next to Kerry.

"Don't rush and circulate it slowly. I've just finished writing the first chapter. You are my first readers! Come and give me some feedback!"

"'Kehe and Deharona'?" Dean picked up Kerry's handwritten book and read it.

Hermione and the others all covered their faces. The title of the book felt so embarrassing, so they made it up using the first letter of their names. They had argued several times over the title of the book in the past few days, and in the end they just used the first letter of their names as the title of the book, leaving them with nothing to say.

And as for why the title of the book is Kehe and Deharona, not Kehede and Harona, or Kehedeha and Lona! This is what Kerry decided. After all, he is the writer of the story, and the biggest decision-making power still lies in his hands.

Dean read out the contents of the handwritten book out of curiosity, and everyone was soon attracted by the story. Although it only had one chapter, it was a story that Kerry and the others decided upon after discussing it for several days, plus Kerry's Writing skills are fundamental to attracting people!

As Dean read aloud, everyone would burst into laughter from time to time. This phenomenon was very good and very consistent with Kerry's idea. The beginning of the story must be cheerful, and the end must be extremely sad, so that it is consistent with a story. The author's style can be reviled by readers.

A chapter is very short, only a few thousand words, less than 10 minutes, and the story is gone.

"No, what's next? Why did it end when Kehe and Deharona met the vampire? This isn't even a chapter, is it? Hurry up and write out the rest of the story." Simo urged.

The other students also responded. They had been attracted by the story and now wanted to understand all the contents clearly.

"Sorry, that's all my friends and I are thinking about right now. If we want to know what happened next time, we'll break it down next time." Kerry said with a smile.

"Oh, no, Kerry, you can't do this. Why don't you tell us the following plot first? You just stop at the climax. This is like playing a game and hitting the boss with only one drop of blood left. It feels like being unplugged by my mother!"

Seamus shook Kerry's body crazily, and Kerry looked at the other party with pitiful eyes. Since the other party said this, it proved that such things happened to him at home.

The little wizard from a pure-blood family didn't understand what Seamus said because he had never been exposed to a game console, but Kerry understood it very well. His great-grandfather Marius and Filch were often abused when they were addicted to computer games. Grandma Keshia unplugged the power. At that time, the two old gamers were so crazy, but there was nothing they could do. It wasn't that they didn't want to fight back, it was just that the two squibs couldn't beat a powerful wizard.

For this reason, Marius asked Parian to get a backup battery so that the computer could be supported for a while even if the power was unplugged.

"Sorry, I really haven't thought about it yet. We have to continue discussing the next plot." Kerry said.

"How about we think about it together with you? Such a story would be absolutely perfect." Dean suggested.

"That would be boring, and you wouldn't have any sense of expectation, because the story is what you come up with, and you will soon find it no longer interesting. In the end, you will definitely not want to read the book."

Everyone thought it seemed right. Just when they wanted to give other suggestions, Professor McGonagall, who had already left the classroom, suddenly came back.

"What are you doing together?" she asked seriously. But before anyone else could answer, she said again, "The Yule Ball is coming - it's a traditional part of the Triwizard Tournament, and it's also a great opportunity for us to socialize with foreign guests. That's right, the ball is only for Open to fourth graders and above—but you can invite a junior if you wish—"

After saying that, she walked out of the classroom again, and when she was about to step out of the door, she turned back and said: "I hope you can all find your own dance partners. This is a program that can only be held when the Triwizard Tournament is held. I hope you can take care of it."