HP: Hogwarts, but pro-generation

Lily's words had a huge impact on Xia, and she accepted this reality with great pain.

In the classroom, Ander and his three companions unexpectedly sat obediently in the middle of the classroom, while Xia and Lily sat in the row in front of them.

Sirius was drowsy. He felt a shadow appear in front of him with a familiar smell. Sure enough, he heard Xia's voice.

Sirius half-closed his eyes, propped his head on his hands and listened to James and Thea's daily bickering.

"Why can't we come so early!" James snorted, "Your understanding of us is obviously incomplete and wrong. We have always loved learning, Transfiguration, Gryffindor, and Professor McGonagall."

"Thank you for the compliment, Mr. Potter."

Professor McGonagall appeared in the classroom at some point and heard the entire conversation between James and Xia.

After Xia realized this, her ears turned red with embarrassment. The well-behaved persona she had worked so hard to create was ruined today! It seemed that she had to try to change her persona.

James was very pleased with Professor McGonagall's words. He smiled at her and said, "You know us, Professor."

"Yes." Professor McGonagall rarely answered James' words. She raised the corners of her lips slightly, "I know you will all come to class early in the future, not just for my Transfiguration class, right?"

James' smile froze for a moment, and Ender's hand under the table twisted James' thigh, causing James to grimace.

Lily smiled secretly when she saw James's expression. She said, "Look, Potter is smiling so happily."

"Oh, Lily." James rubbed his thigh, which was definitely bruised, and tried to win Lily's sympathy with a pitiful tone.

Unfortunately, Professor McGonagall announced the start of class, and Lily turned around without hesitation and slapped James with the back of her head mercilessly. James felt even more pain at this moment.

They had no intention of attending class properly today. Perhaps they just wanted to make a good impression in front of the professor on a whim. However, their behavior this time did not change the professor's opinion. On the contrary, Professor McGonagall firmly believed that they had no good ideas.

Professor McGonagall sighed for the countless times for the troublesome students. She wondered when she could see a peaceful Gryffindor. Lively students were cute, but being too lively was a bit of a headache. Professor McGonagall, who had been teaching for decades, had been smoothed out by these noisy students a long time ago. However, she still had to admit that James Potter had a great talent for Transfiguration.

The class went surprisingly smoothly, and Professor McGonagall was very satisfied. She glanced at the Gryffindor quartet again, and soon she retracted her gaze, walked to Xia and said to her, "Ms. Hopps, Professor Dumbledore asked you to go to his office at three o'clock in the afternoon."

Xia was very surprised. Apart from the time she went to see him in her first year, she had not had much contact with Professor Dumbledore. Xia could not think of what Professor Dumbledore wanted to see her about.

She still responded, "Yes, Professor."

Their Transfiguration class was with the Slytherins, and after the students had left, Christian walked over.

"Xia." Christian looked at the girl in front of him carefully, and was relieved when he saw that she was in good condition. "I heard about your situation. I'm sorry that I didn't go to the medical wing to see you."

Xia was just immersed in thinking about why Professor Dumbledore was looking for her, and she was startled when someone suddenly spoke to her.

"Christian, oh, it's okay, I'm fine now."

Xia was a little curious about how the other party knew about her. She thought only Ander and the others knew about it.

"We went to look for Regulus that day, and he followed us after he saw us."

Lily explained kindly, breaking away from the somewhat serious atmosphere at the time. She couldn't help but laugh when she thought of Sirius' reaction.

Christian's expression was not as relaxed as the other two girls'. Xia and the others did not notice Christian's hesitant look.

What troubled Christian was that he might know who that person was, but he couldn't guarantee it. He was wondering whether he should tell it out.