Hogwarts: Atypical Slytherin

The breaking news was like a bag full of flint being thrown to the ground, and the children quickly covered each other's mouths ready to scream.

"Escaped?" Hermione lowered her voice in disbelief, her head almost sticking to Harry's face, "Again?"

She looked like she was struggling to hold back her screams: "Again? After Sirius had already succeeded once?"

"I think Sirius might not want his name to appear on the same occasion as this person." Harry said, "But, yes. There is no need for Sirius to provide me with false information."

"Such a serious accident," she said. "I mean, there was no news at all?"

"I think they are afraid of being abused by the angry people." Ron replied quietly, "No one can imagine how fragile a prison is to make the same mistake on the same thing."

"What's the mistake?" Miss Albert, who had just been pleasing the blonde girl on the Slytherin table, had unknowingly stopped behind his head.

"Ah...ah..." Ron stammered, "A mistake."

"The lesson people learn from history is that they never learn any lessons from history." Clowney answered his question. "This is probably very common in human history. Sometimes mistakes are inevitable."

"But obviously not this one..." Ron muttered, not daring to raise his voice any louder.

He didn't think it was his place to announce this to the senior student.

"What's wrong?" Harry had already collected the letter, and he decided to discuss this issue one-on-one with Claudia on a suitable occasion later.

"Our stressful exam is over." She smiled, looking as happy as Ron's brothers, "The next step is to make arrangements for the holiday."

"Yes, that's right." Harry said, "Sirius will come to pick me up, and we can go directly together then."

"I probably won't be able to stay long," she said. "A week at most."

"I have a date."

A date?

Harry couldn't imagine that bad news could come to two people at once.

"With whom?" he asked stupidly, and at the same time, he received an "Are you crazy" look from Hermione and an incredible gasp from Ron.

"Dumbledore," she said, "with an old friend."

That's really great. Dumbledore is very old, so he can't... What he means is that this arrangement is actually quite good.

My friends seemed to have thought of this, and their expressions were no longer so exaggerated.

"It doesn't matter." Harry said very openly, "We still have many opportunities to stay together, right?"

"Indeed." The always busy Slytherin prefect chuckled.

"I think she's lying."

"Shut up, Ron." Hermione didn't allow any disrespectful words to be said to her idol, even though Ron must have guessed that the cunning Slattery in front of her must be telling nice lies.

Hermione's eyes were staring harder than ever, and if eyes could cast magic spells, Ron thought he would have flown out of the Great Hall.

But until they got on the train, Harry didn't find the right time to talk to Clooney about it.

"I can't believe you would do something like this..." Hermione obviously ignored his worries, "You can ask anyone to ask her out..."

"I was thinking of having enough time on the train."

"But you didn't expect that she might not be in the same compartment as us?" Hermione asked, "Under the premise that you know that she has finished her fifth grade coursework and exams and has to be busy for a summer vacation?"

"I didn't think so much..."

Yes, under normal circumstances Miss Albert would be happy to be in the same carriage with them, after all they have the same destination. But obviously the carriage of this train bound for Hogwarts cannot accommodate so many people at once.

The prefects used this time to make final arrangements, and she had to join the rest of her friends after the glib official accents stopped in the train.

"It's just hard for me to imagine that I wasn't first choice," Harry said. "It's extraordinary."

"This only means that you are always being treated favorably." Ron said, "Look at me, I have never had this illusion."

At this time, even the sharp-tongued Hermione couldn't say anything more hurtful.

As the youngest boy in a family with many children, he has a younger sister. It is normal for his younger sister to always attract the attention of his parents. But he has too many brothers. In such an environment, few people can really pay attention to what he is thinking.

Of course, let alone the "first choice". For Weasley, that "go-to" person is probably someone he thinks of as someone who can be bullied.

Ron shuddered, this kind of crooked wording made him think of bad associations - whether it was the ragdoll bear that turned into a spider or the rice cake that was blown to pieces, it was not a good memory.

The next time flew by as they discussed what to do next in the car. And Ron kept suggesting that they could go to Diagon Alley after putting away their luggage.

Yes, he couldn't wait to have an owl of his own.

Five minutes before the train arrived at the station, there was finally a knock on the door of their carriage.

"I thought we could talk all the way." Harry complained, but a smile couldn't help but creep onto his face, "Claudine."

"Because Cedric made a special decision," Clowney said. "This is beyond my expectations."

Cedric's decision forced her to spend more time advising him.

"What?" Hermione was very interested in this topic.

"He plans to study for a degree in physics." Clooney made a helpless expression, but she could still see that she was in a good mood. "He thinks this may be helpful to his own future studies."

"A physics degree?" Ron asked. "What's that?"

"Probably..."

"It's a discipline that studies the laws of the world." Hermione actively replaced Miss Albert's speech, "You just need to understand it this way."

"This is really unbelievable..." Ron said, "How did he convince his mother?"

Ron could imagine that if he made such a request at home, he would be spanked by his mother, and end up with him being kicked out of the house or him begging for mercy.

No matter how much Mr. Weasley loves "Muggles", they have never really lived in the Muggle world. It may be novel to have a superficial contact with such a world, but if they really want to be entangled with such a world.

Even Mr. Weasley would be horrified.

Several children from the Muggle world looked at each other, some of them not quite understanding Ron's worries.

"Honestly, Cedric's mother is very supportive of this matter." Clowney replied honestly. "It's mainly because his father hopes that he will go to work in the Ministry of Magic after graduation. For them, this is A very normal thing.”

"I've never thought about this problem." Hermione felt that her long-held beliefs had been severely affected. A child from a wizarding family decided to take the Muggle entrance examination after graduation, but she had not considered this issue until now.

"Then what do you think? Hermione?" Clooney turned her head in surprise, obviously she was very relieved about Hermione's dentist parents.

"I don't know..." Hermione said honestly, "I haven't thought about going back."

The environment is a very powerful existence.

If the people around you are used to waving magic wands to get you out of this world, no, no, this idea may be difficult to appear in a group of people who already have this special ability.

For little wizards, the holidays last only two or three months. Take away this time, and school fills up their world.

Hermione was awakened from her dream in the magical world by this sudden event.

Yes, magic is very, very interesting, but what are her aspirations?

She hopes to do her best in everything and put in all her efforts to get the "good" result she desires.

But here's the thing.

[What is a “good” result? 】

Hermione stayed in her seat.