Harry Potter: The Muggle Crown Prince at Hogwarts

Alan can finally enjoy his study life with one mind and spend the last month of the school year.

——Of course, he didn't forget to ask Fox to bring the alchemy notes to Madam Maxim.

The blond crown prince brought a lot of macarons to Fox to comfort him about the hardships of traveling.

Although these desserts ended up in Dumbledore's stomach.

Throwing away one week of exam time, and one more week of waiting for the results, in fact, there is only half a month of school time.

All the students are busy running to the library.

Allen distributed the re-made notes of each subject to the leaders, hoping to help the little wizards in their exams.

Diana took it without hope, and found that what Alan wrote was quite simple.

Draco drooped his tail beside him.

He lay tremblingly on the table with his hands raised, and said angrily, "Every night, he would read these notes to me and ask me if I understood!"

The little peacock cried and said, "I am studying here during the day, and I am not safe when I go back at night... Merlin, I will definitely get a good grade in the exam this time!"

——Yes, these notes have been verified by Draco.

Hermione poked Draco enviously, "How wonderful! Your Highness will review for you when you go back!"

Draco: ...

It's just because you haven't seen Allen's homework mountain!

He shut his mouth angrily, and grabbed Alan's history of magic notes.

Now, Allen is the most laid-back guy in the whole school.

He had planned to take advantage of this opportunity, when none of the students were in the Slytherin dungeons, so that Draco and Theodore Nott could exchange identities.

but……

Draco struggled to survive under Miss Diana's tutoring and Hermione's strict requirements every day, and his eyes were dull every day when he returned to the dormitory.

Allen didn't sleep deeply, and occasionally heard Draco's sleep talking.

"Time of the Goblin Rebellion", "Twelve Uses of Dragon's Blood", "The Essentials of Transfiguration"...

The closer the exam was, the more frequent this kind of sleep talking.

Alan:  …

He decisively cast a Silencing Charm while sleeping.

Fortunately, Salazar's high standards and strict requirements for frequent mana consumption, once a day deficit, and once a day increase, Allen's mana level is already comparable to that of Professor Flitwick.

——In the previous duel practice with Professor Flitwick, Alan won a few games.

After that, Professor Flitwick became more and more excited, and he simply let go of all his magic powers, and had a fight with Allen.

The two are now roughly evenly matched.

This professor with goblin blood can't wait to fight Alan a few times every day.

Professor McGonagall stopped him.

She firmly believes that Allen also needs to review for his final exam, and can't stay with Professor Flitwick all day long, disturbing the morale of the students' review.

Alan:  …

Anyway, thanks to Professor Maomao.

After all, Allen still has Salazar's training, so he really doesn't want to deal with a duel between two people at the same time.

On Thursday, as he leisurely headed to Quirrell's office, he suddenly realized what he had overlooked.

——He seems to have forgotten to test the effect of Zeus on wizards.

Allen: ...!

Damn, how could he forget this!

The blond crown prince's mind was running wild.

He had to find someone absolutely believable—Diana, Alger, Valentine, nine secretaries, 45 knights...

No, it would be a pity to use "Zeus" to kill such a person.

Or, Draco?

No, Draco's brain is too thin, he can guess what the other person is thinking without Legilimency.

Besides, Peacock really listened to his father, who was a really tough Malfoy!

If Lucius knew that he conducted such an experiment on Draco...

The Malfoy family will probably turn against each other.

At that time, with the public opinion in the wizarding world, I'm afraid he can't be alone.

So……

Allen raised his eyes slightly.

He seems to have forgotten someone.

A person who is full of hatred and only relies on himself!

— Theodore Knott.