[HP] look at you

The room was large, with two four-poster beds placed at opposite ends of the room. The beds were hung with green silk curtains, and the bedspreads were covered with delicate silver embroidery.Olivia took a closer look and found that the embroidery was the Big Four of Hogwarts.

... Sleeping with this covered will have nightmares.

There is a small wooden table at the head of the two beds, covered with hollow white cloth, and a delicate satin table lamp is lit on it.There is a small round table of the same color and two sofas in the open space in the middle, and there is a desk for studying at the other end of the bed, and there is indeed a class schedule on it.

Silver lanterns hang from the ceiling, quietly emitting bright light.

Olivia didn't know what the dormitories of other colleges were like, but she was very satisfied with this room.

On the floor at the end of the bed was the luggage sent by the elf. She remembered Elton's words and said softly, "Circle."

"Crack." With a soft sound, an elf wearing a tea towel appeared in front of her out of nowhere, and bowed respectfully to her, almost touching the ground with his nose.

"Hello," he was a little older, with several folds on his skin, and his voice was rough and ugly, "Oh, it's another Miss Orpington. Welcome to Hogwarts. Circle is very happy to welcome you to Hogwarts. You serve."

Olivia said with a smile: "Yes, Quanquan, I heard about you from my family. It is said that my great-grandmother was once taken care of by you."

Quanquan immediately became excited and wobbled on the spot: "Oh, yes, I was just born not long ago." He sobbed, "She is a very kind and beautiful girl, and it is said that she later became the Minister of Magic. Very happy. And your grandfather and father, one of them is Slytherin and the other is Gryffindor, they are both smart and handsome guys, unfortunately..."

His big cloudy eyes were full of tears, and his ugly face was full of sadness. "Poor Miss Orpington."

Olivia was silent for a while, then smiled: "They will be very happy if they know that you still remember them. Thank you, Quanquan, you are a loyal friend of our Orpington family."

"Oh, circle circle, circle circle..." He looked both happy and sad, not knowing what to say, and almost banging his head against the wall.

Olivia quickly stopped him: "Okay, circle, I'm just saying hello to you. It's getting late, you go back first."

"Yes, Miss Orpington."

She smiled softly: "I wish you could call me Olivia, I think my family thinks so too."

Quanquan sobbed loudly again, "Yes, Miss Olivia."

There was another soft sound, and the circle disappeared in place.

Olivia sighed silently.

She took out the pocket watch inside her robe and opened it. Inside was a small portrait of all the people in the portrait smiling and winking at her.She touched the surface twice, closed the pocket watch, and started packing her luggage.

She took out a set of light green bed curtains and bedspreads from the box, shook them open with a magic wand, and replaced the original ones on the bed, and even used the pillows she was used to.

There are a lot of things in the small-looking suitcase. With a single touch of the magic wand, a book will fly to the table and be arranged automatically. The clothes and skirts seem to be pulled into the closet by invisible hands, and hang up very obediently. When he got up, the toiletries turned around and floated into the bathroom, and even a tea set lightly landed on the round table.

In her 11 years of wizard life, Olivia has always felt that these life magics are much more useful than those high-end spells. What black magic, what are the "Three Unforgivable Curses", are not as easy to use as a simple warming spell .

After packing everything up, she went into the bathroom and took a quick shower, put on her pajamas, opened her bed curtain and got in.

From the outside, the space that seemed to be only the size of a bed was expanded to the size of a room after entering. In addition to the bed, there was a bookcase, a wardrobe, a sofa, and a dressing table. a bathroom.

This is actually not that unusual, it's just that Olivia slightly modified it according to the space tent.Because the bed curtain area is relatively small, the space inside is not as large as the tent can be folded out, but it is enough for the dormitory.

Rolling on the bed in satisfaction, Olivia took out a mirror from under the pillow.

"Hi, Elton, are you still awake?" she said softly.

The mirror lit up, revealing Elton's wrinkled face.

"Oh, that's not the rule." Elton frowned. He seemed to be wearing a formal suit ready to meet guests at any time. "My little master, no lady would lie on the bed in pajamas and chat with people."

Olivia yawned: "Come on, Elton, I don't want to go to school and listen to your lectures." She acted like a baby, "I'm very tired today."

Elton sighed helplessly, and said softly: "Then go to bed quickly, and we can talk about it another day if you have anything to say."

The soft sound of waves beating against the window could be heard faintly from outside the bed curtain, like the whispering of the sea god.

Olivia blinked sleepily: "Well, okay, you go to bed early too. By the way, the bed curtain in this space is very useful, we can sell it in the store, um, let's put it in In the shopping brochure, it says that you need to book one month in advance, and you can choose the style by yourself..." She yawned, "The price is 5000 Gold Galleons, anyway, the audience is those nobles who are stupid and rich, and they won't think so. Expensive ones, members can get a [-]% discount..."

The hand holding the double-sided mirror gradually loosened, and the speaker had already closed his eyes.

The old man on the other side of the mirror sighed again, looking at her sleeping profile very kindly.

"Good night, my little master."

After sleeping until she woke up naturally, but she didn't hear the sweet and shrill voice of her elf when she woke up, Olivia actually felt a little uncomfortable.

Because she usually has the habit of exercising, she doesn't feel unwell. It's just that when she is at home, she will open the window in the morning to look at the flowers in the garden and drink a cup of black tea. Now she can only sit in front of the sealed window and wait for the fish to come out pass by.

She was expecting to see the big octopus, or the mermaid, but there were only some oddly shaped unknown fish.

I don't know if I can eat it - the first reaction from the foodie kingdom.

She quickly washed up, combed the curly hair that would turn up after a night's sleep with a magic comb, tied it into two strands and hung it on her chest, changed into her school uniform, picked up her schoolbag, and walked briskly out of the dormitory.

There were many people sitting in twos and threes in the living room. Olivia saw the small group of freshmen huddling timidly in the corner like a flock of fledglings, so she joined in and became a qualified bird.

"Hey, you're up so early." She greeted them, then turned to Snape, "Did you sleep well, Severus."

Snape was obviously not used to such intimate address, but he didn't reject Olivia's friendliness either.

He nodded and said, "Not bad."

Hugh who talked to Olivia yesterday also smiled shyly: "Hey, I'm Snape's roommate, I hope you still remember me."

Snape's roommate - this identity is slightly subtle.

"Of course I do," she said with a smile.

Several people took this opportunity to get to know each other.

Robert and Liana, who took them yesterday, came over and looked around. Liana asked, "Where is Nicola Stone?"

All eyes turned to Kerry Johnson, her roommate.

Kerry said lightly: "She was just getting up when I came out."

As soon as the words fell, Nicola opened the curtain and hurried over.

Liana gave her a not-so-kind look: "I hope you won't be the last one to appear forever."

Nicola blushed.

Robert didn't speak until now: "Let's go."

On the way to the restaurant, Liana said patiently: "We will take you to the classroom this week to prevent you from finding your way. If there is anything you don't understand, you can also ask us. From next week, you It’s all up to you.”

"Excellent performance in class will give the academy extra points. At the end of each month, we will summarize the points deducted in the academy, and reward and punish the ones with the most points added and the ones deducted the most." Robert reminded maliciously, satisfied Seeing the little quails all became nervous.

"Orpington?" He noticed that Olivia was looking intently at the furnishings along the way, and seemed to be interested in every painting hanging on the wall.

"Huh?" Olivia responded to him with a puzzled expression.

Robert looked at her for a while, and said with a sneer, "It seems that you are full of confidence."

Snape shot her a quick glance, which Olivia paid no attention to.She knew that Robert wanted to show his strength in front of this group of freshmen, but she didn't intend to bow her head in cooperation.

"Merlin, I hope I'm not the one dragging it down," she said lightly.

Robert remained silent.

It wasn't until the Charms classroom that Snape sat next to Olivia and said softly, "He's going to hate you."

"I know." She opened the textbook and said casually, "It's just a fifth-grade prefect, and there might be a little trouble, but it's not worth my catering to him."

Snape sneered a little: "I was talking too much, you seem to have enough confidence."

Olivia turned her head and looked at him seriously: "This has nothing to do with confidence. Robert Parkinson, a veteran wizard family, has a profound heritage, and no one can underestimate the significance of his surname."

Snape looked away uncomfortably.

"I just think that if you are used to detours when you encounter small rocks, you may not have the courage to climb when you encounter high mountains." She smiled and touched his with her arm, "Actually Elton Said that I would rather offend people than suffer."

Snape withdrew his arms and snorted, "I hope you don't trip over those little rocks and break your head."

Olivia chased after him and continued to bump into him: "You seem to be hoping for my bad luck."

"Class is over, sit down!" Snape pushed her back.

Flitwick, the professor of charms, stood on more than a dozen books to reach the podium, and his voice was high-pitched and thin, but the advantage was that his spells were all very clear.

The first spell of this semester is the floating spell. A group of young wizards kept throwing wooden sticks at a feather. They cast spells in various accents one after another, which seemed a bit funny.

Snape was [-]% serious in class, and Olivia believed that if he looked at Lily with the eyes that were staring at Feather at this moment, he would have succeeded in embracing the beauty.

She had no choice but to poke the feather with her magic wand in a pretentious manner, but she thought in her heart that the Levitation Charm is actually a murderous weapon if used well.Levitate people up and then fall—well, but only if the wizard has no ability to resist, otherwise it will be easy to break the spell.Or use it directly to cause interference effects, and then use other spells to cooperate...

In a daze, the feathers in front of her floated up.

"Nice job, Orpington." The Flitwick had short eyes but sharp eyes. "Ten points for Slytheringa, for Orpington's perfect Levitation Charm."

The other students in Slytherin were honored, and Ravenclaw, who was in class together, also worked hard under this stimulation, and soon one of them also had a feather fluttering up, Flitwick added fairly five points.

Snape glanced at Olivia. Having seen her Warming Charm and Waterproof Charm, he knew her strength very well, and knew that she had already mastered this simple elementary spell.

Olivia tilted her head and smiled at him: "As a group, I think I should give my companions a little guidance—if Mr. Snape doesn't mind."

Snape returned a smirk to her pose, "Then I will trouble you, Miss Orpington."

"You may say it in the Levitating tone, O-Ping-ton-miss."

"To shut up."

But in 10 minutes, Snape also perfectly used the Levitating Charm, and Flitwick gave him two points.

At lunch, Lily slipped across the long Gryffindor table and squeezed in between Snape and Olivia to meet them head-to-head.

"What's your morning class? We had Transfiguration with Hufflepuff. You can't believe it. I turned a match into a needle. I'll have to write to my parents at night."

"We are Charms class," Olivia swallowed the pie in her mouth, took another sip of tea, and said, "Float the feathers, like this—"

She took out her wand and lit the napkin in front of her. The napkin rose steadily and followed her wand.

"Wow!" Lily exclaimed, "This is really...amazing!"

"Lily!" someone called from Gryffindor.

She said quickly: "I don't have class in the afternoon, how about you? You too? Great, then let's go to the library, Professor McGonagall has left us a lot of homework. Two o'clock in the afternoon."

Lily ran back as she had come.

Snape stared at her shaking red hair until he heard a chuckle next to him.

"Come back to your senses, are you going to eat the pie with your eyeballs wrapped?"

Snape glared at Olivia, who nonchalantly cut a piece of beef and put it in his mouth.

The caretaker in the library was a very gentle elderly lady, whom everyone called Madame Blanche.She looked at every student coming in and out with a smile, and was very happy that they could come to study at the beginning of school.But when someone made a loud noise, she immediately scolded with a frown.

As soon as Olivia and Snape entered, they saw Lily waving at them vigorously. They walked over and found a girl sitting beside her.

"This is Mary McDonald, my roommate." Lily lowered her voice and introduced to them, "This is Severus Snape, a good friend I knew before entering Hogwarts, this is Ollie Via Orpington, a friend I met on the train coming."

"Hello." Mary smiled dryly.

She was a tall, thin girl with dark brown hair pulled into a ponytail and playful freckles on her cheeks.She looked at them with curious and flickering eyes, but she didn't know that her face completely revealed her heart.

"Oh, Mary." Lily also saw her expression, "I said, the two of them are not what they call 'sly Slytherin', in fact, I think it is silly to use one house to represent everyone It is." She shrugged, "If it is true that Slytherins are all bad guys, then why didn't Headmaster Dumbledore cancel the house?"

Olivia looked at this smart and beautiful girl with admiration, and finally understood why so many people liked her.Including - she glanced at the smiling Snape, shrugged, look at this poor, poor little fell in love.

"Slytherins do have a lot of minds to say." Olivia denied Lily's words, and smiled slyly at the startled expressions of the two girls, "But we don't use those little tricks on our friends."

Lily and Mary both laughed too.

The atmosphere of the four gradually became harmonious.

Lily complained bitterly, "Professor McGonagall assigned us a twelve-inch homework for today's class. It should be the same when you are in class."

"Our Charms are ten-inch assignments," said Snape.

"Do the professors know that we are only on the first day of class, and I really don't know what to write so that it can be so long." Mary took a quill and gesticulated on the parchment, completely at a loss.

"It's very simple." Olivia skillfully listed out the outline on the parchment, "At the beginning, the argument is stated, the use or purpose of this spell. The argument is listed in the middle, which can be analyzed according to the words of the spell. You know, we are now Most of the spells used originate from Latin. We can look up books and analyze the evolution process of this spell. Finally, we can summarize and raise some questions in the process of our own research. Believe me, it will be easier to be more detailed in this way More than fifteen inches."

Everyone was stunned.

Be silly, this is the standard routine summed up after the five-year college entrance examination and three-year simulation in Greater China and countless experimental papers during college.

Lily regained her composure and gave her a thumbs up: "As expected of Olivia, I knew I couldn't trouble you." As she spoke, she hurried to look for books on the bookshelf.

Olivia held her back and gave her a few pieces of parchment.

"This is a relatively ordinary paper. I specially use it for drafting. I think you are not used to writing with a quill pen?"

Mary nodded frankly: "Yes, I am the same as Lily, my parents are ordinary people."

Olivia smiled and handed her two pieces of paper, and handed Snape a few as well.

Snape took the paper and wanted to say something, but seeing that the three of them had gone about their own business, he hesitated for a moment, thanked in a low voice, and silently accepted it.

The author has something to say:

Mary comes from the Gryffindor girl mentioned by Lily in the memory of Rowling's parent generation, and is set as Lily's friend here

Madame Blanche the Librarian from the author's original, not yet Madame Pince