HP in the name of Slytherin

Of course, Harry and Hermione would also be told the news that Voldemort had completely disappeared, which meant that the purpose of their return had been completely achieved. The pain of seeing their closest people disappear before their eyes and themselves and their world facing collapse would never happen again.

"That's great!" Hermione hugged Catherine warmly and congratulated her. "This way, you don't have to worry anymore."

After traveling through thousands of years and visiting several worlds, I finally don’t have to pursue anymore.

Harry was also laughing and celebrating.

Several people were sitting around the table doing their homework. Ron was not there, so they could chat about things in another world.

"So I didn't see Professor Dumbledore today. Did he go to contact the Veil?" Harry asked.

Catherine said: "Not entirely. The Ministry of Magic is a bit chaotic right now, so he has to go and take a look at the situation."

Harry and Hermione were both a little confused about the power transition, but they were indeed deeply impressed by Umbridge's "occupation" of Hogwarts. They always felt that it was not good for the Ministry of Magic to interfere too much in the affairs of Hogwarts.

As they were talking, Draco followed Tom over, and the two Slytherins sat opposite them.

Draco pretended to do his homework, while Tom said to Catherine and the others, "I've graded last week's Potions essays. Where should I put the Gryffindor ones?"

Everyone then noticed that there was a pile of small parchment scrolls next to Draco, which seemed to be Slytherin's homework.

"Give it to me." Catherine took it.

Draco hummed and said, "You did a good job on your homework this time. Was it Severus who gave you the instructions?"

Tom looked at Draco helplessly and explained, "Our classes and homework are together. Professor Snape said that Slytherin's homework is not as good as Gryffindor's, so he asked us to reflect on it."

Draco glanced at Tom anxiously, and found that Harry and Hermione opened their homework with surprised faces. He snorted coldly: "It's just the first homework. We will definitely do better next time."

"In terms of the sophistication of the paper, Slytherin is indeed better, but Gryffindor is very hands-on. If they exercise some restraint in their writing, the paper will also turn out well." Catherine comforted Draco.

Harry and Hermione glanced at each other secretly with smiles on their lips. Although Slytherin and Gryffindor still don't get along well, at least they won't be hostile when they meet, especially in the first year. Even Ron and Draco won't confront each other right away.

Just as I was thinking about Ron, Ron came back with a wizard chess piece in his hand. He had just gone to play wizard chess with others.

"Haven't you finished writing yet? I've been playing with Ravenclaw for more than half an hour." He sat down proudly.

Hermione folded her arms, "We can't finish three papers in two hours. I'm so sorry."

Draco tossed a roll of parchment in a sly tone and said in a very pretentious manner, "Oh, now I remember that the professor didn't completely say that Gryffindor defeated Slytherin. At least some of the papers were still poorly written."

Ron had a bad feeling. He opened the parchment thrown to him and found a big T under his Potions essay assignment.

Giant, giant monster?!

Ron: Pupils are shaking! Brain is dizzy!

Thinking of Professor Snape’s dead face, I’m really scared!

"Should I make up for it?" He looked at Tom and Draco blankly.

Tom nodded sadly, and Draco said gloatingly: "If you need to do the practice again and you don't have any way, I can help you."

Ron: My pupils are shaking! I am so ashamed!

He angrily said, "I don't need to do another practical. I remember all the details! I just didn't write it down clearly!"

Draco shrugged nonchalantly: "Anyway, the professor asked you to give it to him tomorrow, so I'll pass on the message."

Although the message was delivered, the person did not leave and still sat here with Tom.

The Slytherin snakes behind didn't find it strange. Draco just liked playing with Tom, and he was also very nice to Catherine and Severus... Oh, and by the way, he also looked up to the Savior and the clever bastard next to him.

Anyway, it seems that since the sorting... or rather, since he got off the Hogwarts Express, Draco has been very close to these people, and their relationship seems to be pretty good on a daily basis.

This prevented the other Slytherin snakes from continuing to provoke Gryffindor so blatantly.

Before they knew it, in this world, this time, Harry and Draco could be considered ordinary friends.

Draco has experienced changes and is no longer as sharp and arrogant as before.

Harry has also grown up and realized that the world is not black and white, there is always some middle ground.

They got along relatively peacefully at Hogwarts, and outside of school, Dumbledore was working with Lucius Malfoy to stabilize the situation in the British wizarding world.

With the contract provided by Catherine, the Malfoy family is bound to Hogwarts for at least this generation and will no longer have any bad intentions towards Hogwarts.

Even because of Draco's growth, he would no longer blindly provoke, and even took the initiative to propose to be a member of the Malfoy family, to maintain his father's contract with Hogwarts, and to allow the contract to continue to his generation.

The clever Mr. Malfoy certainly did not refuse or agree immediately. Instead, he asked Draco to follow and learn more, at least until graduation. This was also a responsible behavior.

With such a well-reasoned statement, even Dumbledore and Catherine couldn't say much.

So what will happen to the next generation, and even the next generation, and the future of Hogwarts, which changed his life, depends on how this generation maintains it. Harry knows that, at least for now, Draco is on the side of the contract, and what he has to do is to make sure that Draco will not change his mind when he grows up and maintain their friendship.

Fortunately, Draco also wanted to maintain their friendship.

Although he said something that sounded like he was watching a good show, he actually pushed his own paper over to Ron and reminded him, "The paper has its own format. You can't do it according to your own ideas. Look at mine and then look at your friends' papers, and you will know where you are wrong."

His expression is a bit condescending, but what he does is practical.

Ron knew he was in the wrong, but when he saw his friends looking at him with trust, as if he could do it as long as he was willing to work hard, what else could he say?

"It's just a paper. I can write two in three hours and finish them quickly. I can definitely do it this time!" He snorted loudly, took the papers of several people, and devoted himself to studying the so-called paper format and writing style.

Draco's awkward good intentions were not misinterpreted, and he could still secretly watch Weasley's fun, and he also felt satisfied.

Well, it’s not friendship in the traditional sense, but it’s not bad either.

The world is different from each other, and each person is different, so naturally the style of doing things is also different.

Of course, Catherine would not require the several colleges to love each other. This is totally unreasonable, but everyone has goodwill towards Hogwarts in their hearts and is willing to maintain it and protect Hogwarts that everyone likes. This is enough.

[Master, Herbo smelled the scent of the old wizard, he is back. ]

Catherine and the other two looked at each other, understanding each other tacitly.

[Then we'll go ask him about the veil later.]