HP Princess bravely enters Hogwarts

The Quidditch match began again, this time it was a wonderful duel between Gryffindor and Hufflepuff.

"Harry, you're in trouble. The referee this time is Professor Snape." Ron looked at Harry with sympathy.

Harry's eyes showed worry: "He will definitely target Gryffindor"

Ron patted Harry's shoulder, trying to comfort him. "But don't worry, we will all support you. Besides, you are the best seeker in our team. No matter how partial Snape is, he can't change this fact."

Harry smiled slightly, but still couldn't hide his worry: "Then let's prove it with practical actions."

On the day of the game, the sun was shining brightly and the Hogwarts Quidditch pitch was packed.

As the Gryffindor and Hufflepuff players entered the arena, the audience cheered them on.

Professor Snape, wearing a black referee uniform, walked onto the court with a serious expression.

He glanced at Harry, a sneer on his face.

Harry gripped the broom nervously, silently cheering himself on.

The game began, and Harry and the Hufflepuff Chasers rushed to the center of the field. The two sides started a fierce competition and the score was close.

Professor Snape kept his eyes fixed on Harry, as if looking for an opportunity to deduct points from him.

In the stands, Draco Malfoy was whispering to Goyle and Crabbe, his eyes fixed gloomily on Harry flying on the field.

"I wonder how long Harry Potter can last on his broom." He sneered. "Ron, would you like to make a bet with me?"

Ron frowned, not wanting to respond to him, but Draco kept talking.

He turned to look at Goyle and Crabbe and asked, "Do you know how the Gryffindor team selects players?"

Seeing Professor Snape giving Hufflepuff another free throw, Draco said loudly: "They pick those who look pitiful, such as Potter, who has no parents; such as Weasley, whose family has no money."

At this time, he noticed Neville Longbottom standing aside, with a mocking smile on his face: "And you, Longbottom, you should also join the Gryffindor team because you have no brains."

"I'm better than twelve of you put together!" Neville stammered back at Draco, his face flushed red but his eyes were unusually firm.

Malfoy, Crabbe and Goyle laughed in strange and bizarre ways, but Ron chose to ignore them.

He turned to Neville and said encouragingly: "Show them some power, Neville!"

Draco was not to be outdone and said sarcastically again: "If brains are gold, then you are poorer than Weasley!"

As soon as these words were spoken, everyone around gasped and the atmosphere suddenly became tense.

Ron stared at Harry flying in the air. At this moment, Harry suddenly made a handsome high-speed dive and headed straight for the Golden Snitch like an arrow.

The audience in the stands were excited and cheered one after another.

"I bet Potter must have seen the money on the ground!" Draco yelled again, and Crabbe and Goyle echoed him, laughing arrogantly.

This time, Ron couldn't bear it anymore, he rushed up and fought with Draco.

The two men rolled on the ground, wrestling with each other, and people around gathered around to watch this sudden fight.

Harry on the field was completely unaware of this, his attention was all focused on the fast-moving Golden Snitch.

Just when everyone was distracted, Harry suddenly accelerated, stretched out his right hand, and grabbed the Golden Snitch.

The audience erupted in thunderous applause and cheers. Harry waved to his Gryffindor classmates in the stands, then held the Golden Snitch high in the air for everyone to see.

Harry soared on the field, but in his heart he was looking for the shadow of Cygnus.

He hoped that Sigmanas could see his heroic performance on the Quidditch field and cheer him on.

However, at this time, Cygnus was told that her brother Draco was fighting with Ron.

With a sullen look on his face, Cygnus quickly hurried to the scene of the fight.

She used a spell to separate the struggling Draco and Ron, and then said to Ron coldly: "I hate others bullying my brother. Only I can bully my brother."

At this time, Hermione came over and stood beside Sensenas, looking at Ron with a bit of disdain: "Mr. Weasley can only hit people."

Draco was shocked that Hermione would speak up for him, after all, he had always looked down on Hermione.

Ron explained angrily, "Draco provoked us first, I just fought back."

But Seconas ignored it and just pulled Draco and Hermione away from the scene.

Along the way, Cygnus didn't speak, but Draco and Hermione could feel the chill emanating from her.

Back in the dormitory, Segnus finally spoke: "Draco, you are my brother. I hope you can learn to respect others and stop making me worry about you."

Then he turned to Hermione and said, "Hermione, can I trouble you for something? Please help me get some medicine to Neville. He just had a fight with Draco and must be injured."

Hermione nodded, took the bottle, and agreed.

Hermione found Neville, handed the medicine to him, and said, "This is what Sensei asked me to give you. She said you were injured in the fight with Draco."

Neville was stunned. He didn't expect Sigman to care about him. He looked at Hermione gratefully, then carefully put the medicine away.

At this moment, Cygnus was treating Draco's wound. She gently wiped the potion and said seriously:

"Draco, look at you, always getting yourself into trouble. Can you learn to respect others and stop making me worry?"

Draco frowned in pain, but he didn't argue, just endured it silently.

After treating the wound, Segnus stood up and said to Draco, "Reflect on yourself. I'm leaving now."

With that, she left the common room.

Draco looked at Segnus' back and felt a little regretful.

He knew that he was indeed wrong this time.

After the match, Harry returned to the Gryffindor common room, feeling exhausted both physically and mentally.

However, when he was about to return to the Gryffindor common room to have a good rest, he overheard the conversation between Professor Quirrell and Professor Snape.

They were discussing the Philosopher's Stone, and Harry was immediately alert.

"Snape, why did you stop me?" said Professor Quirrell excitedly.

Snape looked at Quirrell as if he were a troll bathing himself:

"If you didn't have a cloth wrapped around your head that deprived your brain of oxygen and made it impossible to think, you would know that this is too risky to do now."

Harry was terrified when he heard this outside. He had always been suspicious of Professor Snape, and now he was even more convinced that Snape was going to steal the Philosopher's Stone.

He decided to tell Hagrid about this immediately.