Hogwarts Practical Professor

Hermione has been relatively happy recently because the Christmas holidays are approaching.

But there is also something that makes her a little embarrassed: she has to give some gifts to others, and what to give is the most troublesome.

According to Hermione's practice, a new friend must be given a scarf, but Adrian's scarf gave her a bit of a dilemma: should she knit a red and yellow one or a blue and white one.

Logically speaking, Adrian is a Ravenclaw, and the lining of his robe is also blue. Wearing a red and yellow scarf seems to be unethical.

But she had never knitted a blue and white scarf.

"Forget it, let's try blue and white. After all, blue and red and yellow are too ugly." Hermione said to herself. She had been unable to knit scarves in the past few years, and it was only in the past two years that she improved. This time I am knitting a new color.

But changing the color is obviously the easiest part. The difficult part is Ravenclaw's emblem, which is called an eagle but looks more like a raven.

Although the outline on the outside is easy to draw, the graphics on the inside are much more complicated, so much so that Hermione has to run in front of the Hogwarts school badge every day to observe it.

"What do you think she's doing?" Ron said to Harry after breakfast and left one day.

"I don't know either, but judging from the time, she should be knitting a scarf for someone else." Harry said.

"But why is she observing the Gryffindor Lion like this after she has been knitting for two years?" Ron was a little confused.

"Who said she must give it to Gryffindor? I think it might be Adrian. The two of them have a close relationship." Harry analyzed it like this, and then the two of them returned to their dormitory.

Here Hermione finally had some understanding of the bird she was going to weave before she started working on it. Although it still looked a little crooked, the overall shape was still much better than that of the lion.

"She has never been that serious about us." Ron said, looking at the pretty emblem.

What Hermione is also worried about is that her other friend Harry likes Quidditch, so she plans to buy her some Quidditch things, such as pursuit gloves, to prevent Harry from swallowing the Golden Snitch like he did in the first game. Go down.

As for Ron, Hermione didn't know what to do. Should she mock Ron or try her best to mend their relationship.

But when she heard Ron talking in the common room about not giving her a gift, he seemed to have found Lavender, Hermione's replacement, and planned to ridicule Ron.

She bought a large bag of rat food by mail from Diagon Alley, put it in a box, and then put a piece of paper on it:

Merry Christmas to you and your Banban

Well, that's it, Hermione thought this was the only way to avenge Ron for taunting her twice.

Also, she doesn't really plan to go back, but she obviously needs to tell her parents that she plans to let Adrian give her a little treatment.

Her strength needs to be improved. At least this time Buckbeak's problem shows that strength is above all else. Buckbeak may not be able to be saved, but Hermione feels that she must at least be capable enough before encountering these things again in the future. Influence.

Adrian will probably spit out a mouthful of blood when he hears this. If I do this again, what will your house elves do to each other?

In any case, Hermione waited for a reply from the Grangers. They agreed with Hermione's good learning and agreed to let her stay.

In this way, the two of them just have to wait for Christmas to come.

ps: I originally planned to update twice today, but the author of this book was suddenly overjoyed and is now reviewing the contract signing.

I've been busy at night, so I only have one update, sorry.

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