HP: After binding to the strongest wizard development system

In Scotland in December, big snowflakes fell one after another on every open space in Hogwarts.

Teal opened the curtains with good light-blocking properties in the early morning. Looking up, he could see that the countless scenery outside the window was covered in white. What was even more surprising was that when such heavy snow was whizzing down, there was still some subtle sunshine. Down.

The large expanse of white was illuminated by the sun - even though the sunlight was not warm - it still reflected a somewhat dazzling white light.

Till closed half of the curtains again and told Habby to go play in the owl loft if she was bored today, but the snow was so heavy that Yuan Fei had better not fly out.

Of course, Haibie also knew about Tier's kindness. He rubbed his beak on Tier's hand that was stroking it and called out softly, which was regarded as acknowledgment.

It is said that pampering follows the master, Tier is afraid of the cold, and Hibby is reluctant to go out to enjoy the cold wind most of the time.

Till also asked him to go to the owl loft to relax, and told Hibby that he would rather stay in the dormitory and rest alone than fly out to get a little bit of cold wind.

Hogwarts has never been very good at keeping warm, a fact even Owl knows.

Till got up early and touched Hibby for a while, then turned around and went to the closet to pick out the clothes he wanted to wear today.

Today is the weekend. According to the formal dress code of Hogwarts, you can wear your own clothes on the weekend. You don't need to put on the school uniform outside, but it can't be too nondescript.

As for the scope of nondescript... Anyway, the last time Thiel was in Hogsmeade, he saw a couple wearing purple striped shirts and pants and sequined reflective shorts. Their clothes were eye-catching, but they were still considered "formal wear." .

It can be seen that although the school requires students to dress appropriately and standardize their clothing in normal times, in their leisure time, the control of students' clothing is still very loose.

However, no matter how loose the regulations are, for Till, the only clothes he can wear in winter are clothes that wrap him up.

A large cotton coat wrapped Till, who had put on a thick cashmere sweater underneath. She wore gloves on her hands, waterproof wool inner boots on her feet, and a soft cotton hat on her head that covered most of Till's breasts. All heads are covered, plus a silver-white scarf around the neck.

Tier made sure that he was fully armed and would not freeze to death, so he walked out with heavy footsteps.

After the third grade, Hogsmeade finally opened its arms to Mgina and the others. Everyone had the opportunity to go out of school and relax four times a month, as long as the guardian's signature was obtained in advance.

Today's Hogsmeade Village has been expanded, mainly because the number of shops inside has greatly increased. The entire village is gradually developing into "Little Diagon Alley", and many businessmen have come to get a share of the pie.

Thiel can often find from the account books sent over that the turnover has changed significantly due to the increase in the number of surrounding stores. Fortunately, this change has little impact, and the overall turnover is still growing upward.

The fierce business competition in Hogsmeade Village has little to do with the students of Hogwarts. They just feel that every time they go out to play, there are more places to visit and more interesting shops.

No matter how hard the store owners work to compete for customers, it doesn't affect Hogwarts. The students at Hogwarts are happy anyway.

Today is the Hogsmeade weekend for four people, and Bill has also joined the team of three little girls.

They will go to Teal's newly opened Wanyou Bookstore together to find their favorite books, and with Teal there, they are guaranteed to get the best discount on books.

Without Charlie, the four-person group has no intention of accommodating others. They already get along well with each other, and if anyone else joins them, it will be awkward.

Therefore, when riding in the carriage, Till and the four of them naturally occupied a carriage. When the others saw that there were still empty seats, but the people inside were Till and the others, they spontaneously left to look for other empty carriages.

I guess everyone knows that there is a friendship between them that cannot be interrupted by others.

The Thestral drove the carriage docilely under Hagrid's tameness, and Tier and the others felt nothing but the occasional shaking of the carriage.

Mgina put her hands on the window frame, looked at the snowy scene outside, and reached out to pick up the snowflakes with interest. Unfortunately, snowflakes are ephemeral. As soon as they touched Mgina's palm, the coldness and warmth came into contact, and the former could only turn into snow water.

Mgina retracted her hand, looked at the water stains in her hand and suddenly said: "I don't know how Charlie is doing in the United States. His birthday is tomorrow."

Charlie's birthday is on December 12th every year. Mgina and the others started preparing birthday gifts early. Yesterday, together with the gifts prepared by Till, they were sent out through the transnational owl mail line. It is estimated that they will be in Charlie's hands by now. On.

"With his character, he will definitely write back. We will just wait to receive the letter tomorrow." Till sat in the innermost seat of the carriage, which was given to her by everyone. This place is least likely to be blown by the wind. Surrounded by everyone, it is also the warmest place.

Till's face looked good because of this. If she hadn't really been depressed in the castle recently, she might not have agreed to the invitation of her companions to go to Hogsmeade Village in the winter.

Lupine has returned from Germany. With the help of Grindelwald's assistants, he has taken greater steps forward and has already carved up a large area of ​​interest for Thiel in Germany.

In other words, there was someone above - Grindelwald - protecting him, otherwise Lupine would not have dared to be so bold.

As long as he goes it alone and boldly achieves his current achievements, I'm afraid it's not him who is tearing off the profit territory to Tiel, but he is being torn apart by several big families in Germany.

Because he knew that Till was afraid of the cold, Lupine was more attentive in the UK. While promoting new available manpower, account reports were diligently delivered to Till almost every two days.

His purpose was to reduce the frequency of Till's outings, and Till did accept this kindness. In the castle, he only had to read reports, check the account books, and occasionally trust Lupine to determine the next course of action.

Teal's winter has been incredibly easy.

Of course, for someone as talented as Lupine, Till wouldn't ask him to work so hard for him in vain. Lupine's current monthly salary is already an amount that many people dare not listen to.

But Teal knew that Lupine deserved this.

Till even felt that he didn't give enough. The few hundred gold galleons every month couldn't compare to Lupine's dedication in doing things for Till.

Till made an appointment with his friends at Wanyou Bookstore today, and of course Lupine came to greet him. He hadn't talked face-to-face with his boss for a long time. While picking out books, Lupine whispered a few things to Till. I also listened with a normal expression.

The two of them had long since developed a way of talking without drawing attention to themselves.

Not to mention that they deliberately avoided the crowd at this time and hid among the shelters of many bookshelves. No one would know the content of their conversation today except each other.

Therefore, no one knew that after Thiel learned something, he quickly narrowed his eyes.

The silver-haired girl tiptoed to take down a book, but at the same time she spoke sternly, coldly, and without any unnecessary emotion: "They want it so much, so just give it to them."