Hogwarts: Slytherin Kiss

Mr. MacMillan said to Della, "Then...I will take you back later. It is too dangerous to be alone."

Draco turned his head and glanced at Indra, and immediately refused, "No, I can go back by myself."

When walking towards the tent, Indra always turned her head to see Draco walking in the other direction in the night mist.

He walked away quickly, alone, with the illusion that he would never come back.

Indra frowned and looked away.

Here, Draco hurried back to Camp Three and walked towards the large tent that looked like a small castle.

He opened the delicate and light thin wood door and walked in. The space inside was even wider, with two large mahogany stairs extending from the living room to the second floor.

Draco wanted to go to his father and ask what was going on.

When he just approached the bedroom, the faint voices of two people could be heard inside.

Mom is here too?

Didn't she go back to the manor?

Draco put his ear close to the door and listened carefully.

"Calm down, Lucius...he has disappeared..."

"However, it has indeed changed a bit recently...very subtle...but...Sissi...if he comes back..."

"You know...this is the worst case scenario...we continue...we have to consider Xiaolong..."

"Yes... get ready..."

"I wonder which idiot fired the marker..."

Draco pursed his lips, and there was complex contemplation in his eyes under his slightly furrowed brow.

The next day, when the sunlight penetrated the gaps in the tent, Indra felt like the previous night was like a dream.

She packed her things and said goodbye to Senna's family, then waited on the roadside for the Knight Bus with a group of wizards.

Everyone's atmosphere was not as lively as when they came. Indra believed that what happened last night would spread throughout the wizarding world in a short time.

She wanted to see what the Daily Prophet had to say.

It rained heavily that day when it was time to go to King's Cross Station. Indra tilted the big black umbrella towards her grandma pushing the trolley. The raindrops quickly soaked the shoulder sleeves of her black coat.

"It doesn't matter, I can use the quick-drying spell when we get to the car!"

There were quite a few sneaky people between platforms 9 and 10, trying to get in without attracting Muggle attention.

Indra handed the umbrella to her grandma, kissed her cheek, picked up her suitcase, and walked towards the wall leading to platform nine and three-quarters.

She looked around calmly, then ran into the wall and disappeared when no one was paying attention.

The familiar noise filled Indra's senses instantly, and she couldn't help but smile, and then she saw Draco standing at the edge of the platform.

Who taught him to match it like this! Indra raised his eyebrows slightly.

Draco was wearing a soft black sweater and suit trousers, standing on the platform with his pockets inserted.

Women of all ages who passed by him would cast their eyes on him without hesitation.

"Indra." Draco was obviously waiting for her here. He curved his mouth in a bracket, immediately walked towards her, and then took the suitcase.

He wiped the water droplets on Indra's shoulder sleeve with his hand and said, "The clothes are wet."

"Because it's raining outside. Didn't you come from outside?" Indra immediately cast a quick-drying spell and a cleaning spell on herself after getting on the train.

"My dad was too lazy to apparate and brought me here."

Draco made a gesture of bending down and covering his abdomen, but it looked as graceful as if he was inviting someone to dance.

Indra smiled, "Is it hard for you to Apparate? Last time the McMillan's elf took us from the tent to the edge of the forest, Ernie almost vomited. By the way, which box should we go to?"

"Haven't you seen it before?" Draco said dissatisfiedly, whispering in her ear, "The Leaky Cauldron——"

Indra touched her cheek uncomfortably with her fingers, "Well...I know..."

"We're here." Draco reached out and pinched Indra's shoulders to prevent her from going any further, and then opened the door of the box.

In the box, Senna was playing wizard cards with Chucks. She pulled out a gloomy-looking Professor Snape, and then Chucks smiled and opened a Dumbledore card and put it on the table, "Sorry, Slightly better.”

"No more playing!" Senna pushed the cards, then looked at the two people who walked in, and said to Indra, "Please step on it, your Majesty, be careful not to catch the train next time."

"Don't curse me." Indra took out the wizard's robe from the suitcase and put it on. She was wearing a shirt and woolen vest, but no tie.

"I heard that students from Durmstrang and Beauxbatons' two schools of magic will be coming this semester." Chucks put his cards away, "Where do you think they live?"

Indra casually said without enthusiasm: "No outsiders are welcome in the Slytherin lounge."

The train arrived at the station, and when everyone got off the train, everyone was cast with a spell of invulnerability to water and fire. Although they were still soaked in the rain, they didn't have to worry about their clothes and hair getting wet.

Although this is also one of the spells practiced at the Emerald Gathering, Senna and Chax obviously have no masters in the water and fire invulnerability spell. They can only make the spell take effect on a certain part of the body.

Indra and Draco had to help them complete the spell.

Students in second years and above all boarded carriages and headed to the gates of Hogwarts.

Indra held her chin and looked out through the glass window on the carriage to see the swaying boat on the black lake in the distance.

"If it keeps raining like this, we won't have to go to Care of Magical Creatures class." Senna said. Like most students, she didn't like Hagrid's class where he was a little too strenuous.

Draco said coldly: "We might also be asked to go to the Black Lake to observe giant squid or catch a few lantern fish."

The carriage climbed up the muddy slope, and the first-year students' boats seemed about to be overturned by the heavy rain.

After a while, he stopped in front of the marble steps of the castle, where many students of all grades had gathered, sorting out their wet clothes and appearance.

They saw Indra, Draco, Senna and Chucks all looking dry and dry, with expressions of surprise and envy.

There was a scream, and the group of people gathered in front of the foyer suddenly dispersed quickly because they were suddenly doused with a thick handful of water.

Indra looked up following the sound and found Peeves holding a big red water ball and aiming at another group of people with a smile.

"It doesn't feel good if it doesn't make a fuss all day." Chucks stood aside to get further away from Peeves.

They were walking up the marble steps, about to cross the foyer to the auditorium.

When Indra passed by, Peeves was still throwing several water balloons at a group of short students.

The first graders haven't arrived yet, they should be the second graders.

But she suddenly caught a glimpse of the silver-green badges on the chests of some of the students. She frowned and quickly took out her wand to freeze the water balls in mid-air without chanting a spell. She shouted in a bad tone, "Peeves!"

The water-filled balloons fell vertically to the floor with a crackling sound and burst, and the water suddenly spread on the already damp ground.

Peeves was stunned for a moment and looked at Indra, and suddenly he screamed loudly and angrily, "Nasty Slytherin!!"

Then he ran away.

Peeves's shout attracted the attention of all the students outside the hall. Although they usually didn't like the maverick classmates from the Snake House, Indra had undoubtedly done them a favor now.

There aren't many times when Peeves can be offended.

"I didn't do anything extreme, right?" Indra and Draco looked at each other, confused.

Why does he look so stimulated?

Several Slytherin girls who had been spared from the water polo attack came over and politely said thank you, looking at Indra with almost admiration in their eyes.

Draco calmly moved closer to Indra.