Everyday Players at Hogwarts.

Chapter 155 Harry’s Troubles

Christmas is coming.

One morning in mid-December, Hogwarts School woke up from a dream and found that the surroundings were covered with several feet of snow and the lake was covered with hard ice. The Weasley twins were punished for enchanting several snowballs to chase Quirrell around and hit him on the back of his turban.

After they were caught, they emphasized that it was for Professor Quirrell's benefit and they let him catch a cold so that he could rest. Then Professor Dumbledore would teach them in person, how great would that be?

This made Professor McGonagall tremble with anger and gave them a much heavier punishment than the original world line.

In recent times, Ryan has also stopped and is no longer preparing to cause trouble.

The reason why he caused trouble was actually entirely because he had nothing that could threaten his life. With peace of mind - after this goal was suddenly achieved, he started to let himself go a little bit.

Transforming the world and letting it develop with his own ideas was something he had experienced when he was studying the wizarding world three years ago.

But with the discovery of the undersea city, Moon City, he suddenly found that his crude plan was useless at all. There were other groups of wizards who had done a better job.

This is why Ryan started to mess with Harry Potter, which was the best way to relieve his boredom in recent times.

When Ryan was still Zhou Yi, when he read the original book, he felt that Harry, the savior, was too unworthy of the name. Now that he has solved almost all his worries, he is ready to play the same role as Dumbledore and cultivate a real savior through one event after another.

The reason why I haven't bothered Harry recently is to let him rest and give him a buffer time. After all, he just finished the competition, learned about the Sorcerer's Stone, and suspected that he was in love with Quirrell. Dumbledore will tell him about the next incident. Harry arranged.

Now Ryan just needs to be a spectator.

Thinking of this, Ryan looked out the window of Ravenclaw Tower in boredom. Several owls flew through the windy and snowy sky to deliver the mail. After experiencing a lot of hardships, they had to regain their strength under Hagrid's care before they could continue to take off.

And then—Archie!
That was Neville's sneezing sound. One of the disadvantages of living in a high tower is that if you don't pay attention to pulling down the curtains and closing the windows at night, you will definitely have a runny nose the next day.

This resulted in, in addition to Slytherin and Hufflepuff, Gryffindors and Ravenclaws a large number of young wizards who had colds, and then drank refreshments and had steam in their heads.

To be honest, it was quite interesting to watch. Ryan even had the urge to make Kate catch a cold and get steam. Unfortunately, Kate's current magic skills made her no longer as susceptible to colds as a mortal.

But only Ryan had the time to make fun of these things, and the other little wizards couldn't wait for their vacation.

The same is true for the little wizards in Ravenclaw. Even Roger was expelled from the Quidditch team, Slytherin defeated Gryffindor, and the Ravenclaw Quidditch Cup was suspended again. Move away from the holidays.

However, as Christmas approaches, the little steam wizards disappear.

In the current castle, except for the lounge and auditorium with roaring fires, there are no little wizards anywhere else. The energetic Gryffindors who like to have fun everywhere are also nesting in the lounge or auditorium, waiting for the arrival of the holiday.

In the corridor, there are also no many little wizards who like to hang around and chat with the portraits, unless they pass by during class. After all, the drafty corridor had become bitingly cold, and the classroom window glass was rattling with the biting cold wind.

After the cold weather, the little wizards who paid attention to keeping warm did not catch a cold so much.

"It's so boring. Oops, why didn't Dumbledore give the Invisibility Cloak to Harry Potter? Let's start the show soon." Ryan thought boredly.

It was 12:16 pm, Monday, December 1, in the Potions classroom. The weather was very cold, and all the young wizards were leaning against the hot cauldrons, huddled in their seats, and the air they exhaled formed a cloud of white mist.

"Harry." Dudley started talking to Harry again for the first time. You know, they hadn't spoken for nearly 4 months.

"What?" Harry was startled and almost put his hand into the cauldron.

"I, I mean, are you going back this Christmas? I will go back. My mother asked me to ask." Dudley asked.

Time is indeed a bit urgent. After all, in the second week of December, the deans of each college will start to write down the list of students who will not go home for Christmas.

By the third week, most teachers and students had gone back to their homes.

Other students staying on campus will attend the Christmas dinner on December 12th.

And this holiday is very long. It will not be until early January that other students who go home will take the Hogwarts train back to school again.

As for the first-grade students, they still have classes today, so those who want to go home can only wait until class is over before leaving.

"No, you know what you're asking. I don't want to go back." Harry said coldly.

"Well, now that I'm a wizard too, maybe-" Dudley was about to stop talking.

"It has nothing to do with this." Harry ended the conversation unilaterally. Just then, Professor Snape floated into the classroom like a black bat. He looked at the crucible that had been heated in advance for warmth. Without saying anything, class began.

"Look, Harry, Professor Snape's foot has healed, so what about the Philosopher's Stone?" After class, Ron returned to the lounge and said to Harry, huddled in a corner of the lounge.

"You forgot what Ryan said, his injury will heal in a month. He was bitten by a three-headed dog on October 10st, and it's already mid-December." Harry looked surprised, "And , are you still doubting Professor Snape?"

"I think Professor Quirrell is the most suspicious. He was chased all over the snow by George and Fred after a little trick. Is this the level of a professor?"

"I checked Professor Quirrell's grades. Except for Transfiguration, which was E (exceeds expectations), his other subjects were all O (outstanding)," said Harry.

"Okay, but I won't be leaving this Christmas. My parents are going to Romania to visit Charlie. George, Fred and I are all staying at Hogwarts." Ron frowned, then smiled brightly, It seemed that they had not remembered at all that there was a brother named Percy who was staying at school with them.

"Hey, you disappeared as soon as Harry returned to the lounge. I've been looking for you for a long time." Anthony, Harry's fan, appeared behind Harry with his two younger brothers Terry and Michael.

And Harry looked helpless. Since he won the game with Hufflepuff, Anthony was a little too enthusiastic.

He would bring up Quidditch every time he saw Harry, but Harry didn't want to mention it. Roger's removal from the team was still an unhealed scar for Harry.

During recent training, every team member would praise him and belittle Roger when they saw him. Captain Jonny even planned to let Harry be the acting captain, and he himself would take the position of Roger's chaser.

This has made Harry a little overwhelmed, which makes him no longer want to hear Quidditch-related topics in his daily life, which is why he has been avoiding Anthony recently.

(End of this chapter)