[HP] Blast! Word Small Universe

"No, I can't bother Professor Dumbledore about these things anymore, he's busy enough." Harry said, "It's no big deal, I can fight it myself."

"Fight? How do you fight!" Jane stood up angrily: "Well, if you don't want to seek help for this matter, then only I can speak for you."

With that said, Jane was about to leave, but Harry stopped her before she could step out.He looked around for a week. Everyone was still celebrating around Ron. Hermione was sitting in front of the fireplace not far away and fell asleep. At this time, no one had noticed the corner they were in.

"I'll ask for help, but not the Headmaster." Harry said anxiously, "Maybe I can write a letter to Cold."

Jane raised her eyebrows, she knew Harry was talking about Sirius.Since seeing Sirius in Hogsmeade last semester, in order to prevent Sirius' identity from being leaked, they have called Sirius by his code name.But Jane doesn't think it's a good idea to write to Sirius, unless Sirius can rush into Hogwarts and cast Umbridge a dozen curses, otherwise this woman will still appear in front of them and try her best to torture student.

"It doesn't help you." Jane said coldly.

"Jane, this is my own business." Harry became impatient: "Let me settle it myself."

Jane took a deep look at Harry, and after seeing firmness in his eyes, Jane felt that she could not persuade Harry anymore.Then, she just sighed and turned to leave.

Before leaving, Harry grabbed Jane again: "Don't tell Hermione and Ron about this - I don't want them to worry."

Jane didn't say anything more, she broke away from Harry's hand and left.

After all, she didn't tell Hermione and Ron about this. It's not like Harry said that she didn't want them to worry, but Jane thought it was useless to tell them about this, and it would only make them useless. Increased trouble and worry, so I didn't speak.But just in case, Jane told Snape about it. He believed that although Snape could not do anything to Umbridge, Snape would not harm Harry.He'd protect him, and he'd be there to help Harry when necessary.

Snape didn't seem surprised at Umbridge's punishment in this way, he lowered his head to correct the papers handed in by the students and said without raising his head: "I think Umbridge's method is very good, if you can Let that kid Potter learn a lesson, I don't mind if she can try a few more times."

"Come on, do you really think so?" Jane sat on the armchair, looking at Snape who was busy behind the desk, a little sullen: "You don't have to pretend in front of me."

The quill in Snape's hand paused for a moment, and then quickly resumed writing, as if it had never been interrupted: "You think I care if that brat Potter is having a good time at Hogwarts?" I just want to make sure he's safe because he's Dumbledore's golden boy. Don't worry, Umbridge won't kill him, at least not yet. Put away your innocuous worries and if you really have time I like to stick my nose to others to meddle in other people's business, so it's better to finish the book in your hand—you haven't turned a page since you came in, this is just pretending, but it's not in place."

Jane looked down at Tan Kai's books in her arms, and sighed long: "Sometimes I really can't understand you."

Snape raised the corner of his mouth mockingly: "My pleasure."

Since Snape had said so about this matter, Jane had no other choice.Harry was unwilling to tell Dumbledore, and Snape let it go, so Jane could only let it go.

But Harry wrote a letter to Sirius early on Saturday morning, just as he had said to Jane before.Since it was the weekend, all the Gryffindor students were still on lazy beds, and only Jane sat with Harry in the common room and wrote letters.After finishing writing, Harry refused Jane to accompany him to Owl Peng, and went alone.When Harry came back, Jianming obviously felt that Harry was in a much better mood.

The following day, Harry and Ron went to practice at the Quidditch pitch, despite Hermione's objections.Hermione thought that the two of them should take advantage of this time to make up for the missed homework, and the boys always think that they should enjoy themselves when they have enough time, so they ran out without a broomstick.

Jane and Hermione stayed in the common room doing their homework, and Hermione kept babbling about Harry and Ron's behavior: "Jane, we have to teach them both a lesson and not lend them homework as usual."

"That's a good idea." Jane raised the corners of her mouth slightly, and then said with a distressed look: "But if they don't help, they will definitely write their homework until the early morning, just watch."

"That's what they deserve!" snapped Hermione.

Jane didn't believe Hermione's rhetoric at all.Because many times Hermione said that she would not help Harry and Ron, and she would teach them a long lesson, but many times she would stay up late to help them both rewrite their papers.

But all this is really as Jane expected, Harry and Ron spent the whole day on Sunday on their thick homework, Hermione indifferently pulled Jane to sit in front of the fireplace in the common room to knit Hat off.During this time, Hermione had been knitting hats in her spare time and throwing her hats everywhere.Because she wanted to liberate the house-elves in Hogwarts by this method, regardless of whether these house-elves were willing to be liberated.Maybe Hermione thought she was helping them, but Jane didn't agree with that—because she didn't like to impose her own ideas on others and judge others' standards by her own standards.

When Harry and Ron were bothered by their homework, an owl flew to the window of the Hogwarts common room and kept flapping its wings against the window.

Jane went to open the window, and a beautiful long-eared owl flew in and threw a letter in front of Ron.

"Is this Hermes?" Hermione put down the wool in her hand and walked over, looking very surprised.

"My God, that's it!" Ron whispered, dropping the quill and standing up, picking up the letter. "It's Percy's owl. How could Percy write to me?"

"Open it!" said Hermione eagerly.

Harry sat there, watching Ron and nodding.

Ron opened the scroll and looked at it. His eyes swept down the parchment line by line, and his brows frowned more and more.After reading the letter, he had a look of disgust on his face.He dropped the letter on the table, which allowed the three of Jane, Hermione, and Harry to read it together.

Dear Ron:

I just heard that you have become a prefect at Hogwarts.

I am very happy and surprised to hear this news, congratulations to you in advance.

I must admit that I have been worried that you would follow the path of what we call "Fred and George" instead of following in my footsteps, so you can imagine when I heard that you finally stopped flouting authority and decided to really What a relief it is to take on some responsibility.

But, Ron, I wanted to give you more than just congratulations, I wanted to give you some advice, so I am sending this letter at night, not by the usual morning mail.I hope you will read this letter without prying eyes or embarrassing questions.

The Minister slipped a bit when he told me you had been chosen as a Prefect, and I can tell you still hang out with Harry Potter a lot.I have to tell you, Ron, that if you keep getting hot with that boy, you're in serious danger of losing your prefect badge.Yes, I'm sure you'll be surprised to hear that - you'll no doubt say that Potter has always been Dumbledore's favorite student - but I feel compelled to tell you that Dumbledore was in power at Hogwarts The days may not be long, and pundits have a much different—perhaps more accurate—view of Porter's behaviour.I can't say much here, but if you read tomorrow's Daily Prophet, you'll have a clear idea of ​​where the wind is headed—see if you can determine where you stand!

Seriously, Ron, you shouldn't be in the same league as Potter, it could be bad for your future, and I'm talking about life after school.

As you must know, because our father accompanied him to court, Potter was tried throughout the Wizengamot this summer, and he got away with it.Personally, I think he managed to get away with skill, and many people I spoke to still believe he is guilty.Perhaps you dare not dissociate from Potter—I know he may be insane and, as far as I know, violent—if you do have this concern, or find Potter's behavior unsettling to you. Where you feel uneasy, I implore you to speak to Dolores Birdmridge.She is a very sweet and easygoing woman, and I know she will be happy to give you some advice.

Having said that, I might as well give you a little warning.As I mentioned earlier, Dumbledore's days of power at Hogwarts may soon be coming to an end.Ron, you owe your allegiance not to him, but to the school and the Ministry of Magic.I am very sorry to hear that so far Professor Umbridge has had little support and cooperation from other faculty members in his efforts to implement the changes so strongly advocated by the Ministry of Magic at Hogwarts. (She'll find the job easier next week though - see tomorrow's Daily Prophet too!) I'll just make one point - if a student shows a willingness to help Professor Umbridge right now, After that, it is possible to become the president of the Boys Student Council!

It's a pity that I couldn't see you often during the summer vacation.

I hate to criticize our parents, but if they continue to hang out with the dangerous people around Dumbledore, I'm afraid I'll never be able to live with them again. (If you ever write to your mother, tell her that a man named Sturgis Podmore, a close friend of Dumbledore's, has recently been sent to Azkaban for trespassing at the Ministry of Magic. Perhaps It will show them what kind of rotten criminals they're dealing with.) I consider myself very lucky to have escaped the stigma of being with this gang in time--the Minister has been very generous to me--so I do hope, Ro Well, don't let family affection blind your eyes to the wrong nature of our parents' beliefs and actions.I sincerely hope that one day they will realize that they were wrong.Of course, when that day comes, I will gladly accept their sincere apologies.

Please take very seriously what I say, especially those about Harry Potter, and congratulations again on your election as a prefect.

your brother

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