HP Shavings Wizard

The wait time until the end of October is very annoying.

Hogwarts was in chaos as usual.

Recently, Professor Trelawney's death prediction has become very popular.

In the past, no one was willing to listen to her ominous predictions that would never come true.

But because of the game world, everyone basically died and came back to life while slowly defeating the BOSS, and sometimes they died more than once. At this time, the little animals discovered that Professor Trelawney's death prediction became accurate.

It is now popular to ask the divination professor for divination before preparing for the new map opening up after several weeks of preparation - to predict how many times you will die during the opening up of the new map.

If the result is too bad, wait for a while and do divination again.

Professor Trelawney, who had always been ignored and thought to be a liar, was flattered and often would not refuse the young wizards.

……

Draco and Ron had a fight, and they were both punching each other and had bruises on their faces - the cause was that Draco used his bad mouth to provoke the other party, and he also mastered the essence of swearing without any instruction: swearing.

He deserved to be beaten.

Especially since Ron has been learning the Barbarian profession for a year...

In short, little Malfoy was in a very bad condition when he was carried to the hospital wing.

But then again, it would be strange if Malfoy and Weasley weren't enemies.

In comparison, it was more surprising that a conflict broke out between two people who had nothing to do with each other.

Alison and Hermione had a conflict.

The cause was that Hermione was wearing the SPEW badge and chattering to other acquaintances while holding a piggy bank, promoting her idea of ​​seeking fair treatment for house-elves all the way, which was seen by Alison who was passing by.

The little red-haired wizard sneered and pronounced the word normally: "...vomit?"

This is not just a simple question.

Her words and actions were full of classic Slytherin sarcasm in the face of Gryffindor's stupidity. Her attitude was very bad and she felt like she was trying to provoke trouble.

"What do you mean?" Hermione was furious at the sudden mockery. She screamed in high spirits, "This isn't vomiting. It's S-P-E-W! It means Society for the Promotion of House-Elves' Rights!"

Alison's cold, sharp eyes surveyed the piggy bank she was holding, which made an empty sound when it was shaken.

pierced by that look, Hermione raised her chin and looked back at Alison with a firm gaze: "--I'm working hard to free the house-elves! They shouldn't be treated like slaves!"

This is basically stepping on Alison's landmine.

Although Alison didn't care whether the wizards lived or died, she didn't want to see the ugly and neurotic alien servants turn over.

She believed that Hermione should not have been caught by Grindelwald making such a statement yet, otherwise it would be hard to imagine how the old devil, who had always advocated the supremacy of wizards and regarded Muggles as livestock, would react when he heard this.

Alison tilted her head indifferently, having completely inherited some of the Slytherin house traits: a sharp tongue.

"House elves are another matter. Has anyone ever told you that the way you chase people for money with that piggy bank in your arms is just like begging?"

The little venomous snake is very aggressive.

Hermione's face flushed red and she glared at Alison angrily.

"This is not begging! I'm raising funds for a just cause! Do you realize that the people who change your bed sheets, light your fire, clean your classroom, and cook for you are all a group of unpaid, enslaved magical animals?"

"In the more than 1,000-page book Hogwarts: A History, there is not a single word about us jointly oppressing a hundred slaves!"

Alison listened to this impassioned speech indifferently, with a little laziness and weak interest, just like when she encountered a toy: "And then?"

Hermione was irritated by Alison's indifference: "And then? Then we can at least stop enslaving them!"

Alison finally revealed an expression that was a mixture of disgust and disdain.

"Stop enslaving? If you want to liberate, go and liberate your own servants instead of attacking the house-elves in the school. This is not your home! They belong to Hogwarts and obey the current headmaster - my father!"

Hermione choked for a moment, but she quickly cheered herself up - although Alison couldn't understand where the mysterious confidence and passion of this little lion who was sometimes smart and sometimes stupid came from.

"I'll talk to Headmaster Dumbledore! He must understand the oppression that house-elves are under."

Alison chuckled.

People really laugh when they are too speechless.

"…So you plan to take on all the future house-elves work at Hogwarts by yourself? Ha, is this considered solving your future employment problem in advance, servant Hermione? If you want to liberate them, at least give them a method that will not affect everyone's future quality of life."

Hermione pursed her lips tightly and had a stern face, looking a bit like Professor McGonagall's majesty.

"I know, so I have a plan! Our short-term goal is to ensure that house-elves receive fair wages and good working conditions. Long-term goals include changing the law that elves cannot use wands, and also strive to get an elf into the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures, because the interests of elves are not fully represented. It is shocking that they are not fully represented."

Alison acted like a villain with interest and teased the little boy coolly: "Then I can assure you that your short-term goal will not be achieved. The school board listens to me. They will not allocate even a penny for this, and I will not let my father agree to it."

The little brown-haired wizard looked so angry that he wanted to pull out his wand: "You are such a complete bastard!"

Alison ignored her harmless accusation and tilted her head to look at Harry and Ron beside her.

Hermione gritted her teeth and turned to look at Ron and Harry.

"What about you? Do you agree with her point of view?"

Harry and Ron looked at each other, not quite sure what to say.

They had both been passive about it before, and although they had paid two Sickles for the SPEW badge, they had done so only to shut Hermione up.

However, it was obvious that their silver was wasted. Hermione not only did not calm down, but became even noisier. She asked them to wear the badge at all times and advertise it to their acquaintances...

Hermione was still staring at the two of them, as if expecting something.

Now the pressure is on the two boys.

"..."

Ron couldn't stand it. He put on a stiff smile and said perfunctorily, "Well, yes, we agree with you, Hermione."

Harry glanced at Alison, feeling equally embarrassed. After a moment of hesitation, he nodded his head and expressed his support for his friend's behavior: "Well, yes, that's right, we support you."

However, after saying this, the black-haired, green-eyed little wizard secretly cast a pleading look at Alison, hoping that she would stop provoking Hermione in such a bad way - if she continued to do so, Hermione's "rebellious" emotions would probably become even stronger, and then he and Ron would be the ones in trouble.