This is what Ravenclaw looks like..

Chapter 29 There is always something outrageous

The next morning, after a good sleep, Andrew simply sorted out his gains after waking up and went to eat happily.

Although the first class today was Transfiguration, he had no intention of submitting a paper in this class. He planned to try to improve his stuff as much as possible - although it was crude, the more the better.

However, during breakfast, he realized something was wrong. Owls were flying into the cafeteria like crazy, and packages were being delivered like snowflakes.

He managed to protect his bowl from being hit by the owl feathers.

"Oh my god, what happened?"

He curiously asked the person next door who received a package but whose name he didn't remember.

"Of course it's a magical legend."

The classmate at the next table looked as if it was a matter of course.

Oh, Magic Legend, today is the fifth day, the publication date...

Andrew was stunned for a moment, then he immediately remembered that in order to pretend that he had nothing to do with the story, he had not even read the story after it was polished by the editor.

But why does Hogwarts have so many readers!!!

Andrew even saw an owl flying over the professor's table!!!

It will kill people!

I should have known better, I was just fooling myself...

Looking at his classmates enthusiastically unpacking the owl's package, Andrew finally faced up to his miserable and miserable life.

The famous best-selling author Lockhart could publish his face in the newspapers, and yet he - at this moment, remained indifferent.

He has good expression management and a complete plan for making mistakes. His mentality has already adjusted by now. It's just a trivial matter, so there's no need to worry about it.

"My allowance is being spent so fast, so I have no choice but to choose between the owl and the magazine."

Andrew made a regretful expression.

"It's a shame, but if I finish reading it before tonight I can lend it to you - it's for the Charms class homework..."

"There is no problem."

Andrew carried on with his disguise.

This was not the time to pretend that he hadn't noticed. He was in the enemy camp, so he had to blend in with everyone else and watch with them instead of pretending to be uninterested and being noticed.

There is just one bad thing - with the new issue of the magazine being sent out, the next issue of the manuscript needs to be put on the agenda, and he must submit the story at least before the first of next month.

"Tsk, tsk, look over there."

Just when Andrew had completed a seemingly pleasant transaction, Hal next to him poked him, "Here."

Andrew took a look - nothing strange happened.

"Over there, that one, the one walking past the Slytherin table."

Only then did Andrew notice an ordinary Ravenclaw girl - normal height, normal looks, nothing special about her, but when she passed by Slytherin, those people avoided her like the plague.

"what happened?"

Andrew asked in a low voice, "Could it be that professor's illegitimate child?"

He wasn't just guessing. It was hard to see a Slytherin who looked down on others like that. "That's not the case. That person is someone that Slytherin cannot mention."

"what?"

"Yes, that's right. A Muggle-born wizard who completely breaks the rules."

Why does it sound like Mary Sue?
Perhaps seeing Andrew's strange look, Hal quickly explained.

"Is this okay?"

"Yeah, that works too."

Andrew almost laughed out loud—it was indeed a violation of the rules.

Simply put, the whole of Europe is a place with a huge number of nobles. The pure-blooded wizards in the magical world are also wizards who have obtained noble qualifications, and they have been proud of this over the years.

For example, the Malfoy family, their ancestors were wizards who clearly supported the current Muggle royal family. Although they retired into the wizarding world after the Statute of Secrecy, they always mentioned this when mentioning the glory of their ancestors.

Well, nobility and purebloods go very well together.

The same goes for other purebloods. It is a pretty good idea to associate yourself with the nobility when promoting yourself.

However, after walking on the road at night for a long time, I finally encountered a ghost.

When the wizarding world was tirelessly absorbing fresh blood from the Muggle world, it happened to meet a new wizard who had a castle at home, an inheritable title, the right of inheritance himself, and a complete and reliable family history.

Then everything was normal. This witch was peaceful and hardworking, and had no conflicts with her classmates. Apart from her interest in ancient magic, there was nothing worth mentioning. But at the end of the first half of the first year, she was insulted by a mudblood.

After learning the meaning of the word, she began to explode, and launched a large number of insults against the other party based on bloodline, name, honor, and title. She also wrote a letter with her family coat of arms and relevant supporting documents attached to it and sent it to the school board to condemn the matter.

If this operation was done by an ordinary Muggle-born wizard, most likely no one would pay attention to it. However, all the supporting documents of this witch named Elizabeth were genuine, and she could even be related to several ancestors of the school board family.

This is a dilemma - not acknowledging it is denying the glory of the ancestors, and there is no way to talk about nobility among wizards. But if it is acknowledged, what will happen? Is a witch with a title considered a glorious pure-blood?

This is a very buggy thing. When Hal described it, Andrew could imagine the headaches that the school directors had over the appearance of such an anomaly in Hogwarts.

It is said that the final result of the discussion was that the descendant of this witch, who returned to the magical world after giving birth to a Dumb, was treated as a noble pure-blood (Hal said that it was verified that the descendant was pure-blood, but Andrew estimated that it was more like this). She was not a true pure-blood, but was treated as a pure-blood descendant.

'It's a pity that I don't think I can recognize those titles that can be obtained by donating money, otherwise it would be fun to make up a pure-blood identity.'

Andrew thought about things that could easily lead to his own death, and ignored the farce over there - ancient magic runes and ancient magic were two completely different things. Even if there was any involvement in the future, he only planned to study his Transfiguration honestly in his first year, and did not expect anything else.

Eat and wait for class.

Andrew calmed down, finished his not-so-perfect breakfast, and went to the Transfiguration classroom to find a good seat, waiting to block Professor McGonagall at the door after class to give him a brief report.

However, he was overthinking it—there are actually people who are not afraid of death...

"Confiscated, one point deducted from Hufflepuff."

Professor McGonagall brought a copy of "Magic Legends" to the podium. "I repeat for the last time that any distraction in Transfiguration can easily lead to the most serious consequences. Even the slightest distraction is not acceptable."

It was obvious that Professor McGonagall was trying hard to suppress her anger - Andrew gave up the idea of ​​looking for the professor after class without a second thought.

'There are no new questions at the moment, so just study on your own. I can turn in my paper assignment next Monday.'

Andrew thought so.

(End of this chapter)