Harry returns from Hogwarts Legacy

Chapter 160 Gellert's Defense is Broken (Part )
Being brave comes at a price, even if Draco is a Slytherin student.

Professor Snape ruthlessly deducted 100 points from Slytherin, and personally wrote a letter to Lucius and delivered it to Malfoy Manor.

Inviting parents is the most skillful trick used by teachers.

It should be admitted that since they could not get any benefits, the Slytherin students did not want the Gryffindors to get any benefits.

So, the fact that Ron and Draco were playing chess was accidentally leaked by a Slytherin classmate with a slicked-back hair who did not want to reveal his name, and was discovered by Professor Snape.

That was the angriest Ron had ever seen Snape. Anyway... Gryffindor was also deducted 150 points, 100 of which was because of Ron, and the other 50 was because Harry was watching.

"He's really lost his mind, Harry," said Ron, looking down.

The Gryffindor classmates expressed regret about the deduction of points, but because the reason for the deduction was accepted by the vast majority of people, Ron was not collectively despised by the Gryffindor classmates, but was once again treated like a hero.

In a reasonable, sensible and legal way, a Slytherin classmate was made to shout "Old bat, I'm going to wash your greasy hair" in the Potions class. This was extremely satisfying, and the Gryffindor classmates even wanted to exchange such a satisfying experience for not winning the house cup for five years.

Just think about it, which Gryffindor student has not received special care from Professor Snape?
Of course, the wizards' professors don't care about teacher ethics, and they don't have Kensius and Mencius as moral role models for teachers.

At least in the wizarding world, no one ever brought this up with Snape.

Ron was relieved that Professor Snape did not tell his parents about this.

In fact, even if Mr. and Mrs. Weasley were told, Mr. Weasley might secretly praise Ron after criticizing him.

After Miss Pappy became our king, Weasley also became the king of Gryffindor because he never took the old bat seriously.

The next Monday after the old bat's hair-washing incident, the powerful antidote to petrification was prepared.

Colin, who had been lying in bed in the school hospital for more than a semester, finally woke up. After hearing that he had missed the wizard chess competition between Gryffindor and Slytherin, Colin beat his chest and stamped his feet, regretting why he did not catch such good news.

"So how did you get petrified?" Fred asked curiously, "Could it be true as they said, that Harry thought you were too annoying, so he petrified you?"

"No." Colin shook his head vigorously. "I wanted to take a picture of the school decorations, but I only remember seeing two huge yellow eyes, and then when I woke up, it was now."

"It's a shame that Filch's cat is awake too," George sighed. "That cat is really annoying, you know? It always finds us. I wonder what Filch feeds it."

"We should think about what cats are most afraid of." Fred said, "Think about it, and find a way to make cats afraid of us, so we can avoid Filch's damn cat."

"I don't think cats are that smart," Ron said. "If they knew what fear was, they wouldn't be following Filch around and harassing us."

Everyone was discussing enthusiastically how to deal with Filch's cat, without caring at all that Filch was sitting aside staring at them with a dark face.

In the eyes of the little wizards, Filch is not a good person.

On Wednesday, Hermione received her new pet, which her father bought for her from the Muggle world.

Originally Hermione was worried that this new pet would not be allowed to be kept in the dormitory, but after consulting the professor, Professor McGonagall allowed her to keep this pet in the dormitory - but still gave her a soundproof pet box to avoid disturbing her roommates.

During lunch, Hermione brought the pet to the hall to show off to everyone.

"This is a protected animal from Australia!" Hermione introduced it to everyone happily.

The Gryffindor classmates gathered around and commented on Hermione's new pet.

"What were you thinking of, buying a bird as a pet?" Ron asked with a grin, reaching out to touch the bird's black beak. "It's really pretty, but I don't know why, it looks familiar to me."

You know what, after Ron said that, everyone had the same feeling. Harry was the same. He always felt that this bird looked like something.

"What's it called?" Ron asked again.

"Call Jack." Hermione touched the bird's body with a smile. The latter felt the touch of its owner and raised its head happily and shouted twice.

"Oh, this Aussie has a pretty loud voice." Ron said, covering his ears. "I just asked you what kind of bird this is, not what its name is."

"Oh." Hermione finally realized what was happening and introduced: "Its species is a Crested Sunflower Cockatoo. Look... look at the hair on its head."

As she spoke, Hermione reached out and scratched the back of Jack's head.

Jack felt his master's touch and spread his white crest.

"This is a white-capped parrot, so its crest is also white." Hermione introduced it to everyone with a smile: "In fact, I have always liked this kind of parrot. Apart from the fact that its feathers are a little pink, there are no other disadvantages."

"Feather powder? What is feather powder?" Seamus asked curiously.

Hermione didn't say anything, she just leaned over and blew on Jack's body.

Suddenly, a puff of white smoke blew towards Simo's face in the direction of the air.

"Ahem..." Seamus fanned himself, "You're right, this should indeed be considered a shortcoming."

Ever since Hermione received Jack, she has been taking Jack around the castle every day.

Considering that it is not spring yet, Hermione doesn't dare to take him out. After all, Jack is a tropical bird and can't stand the stimulation of cold air.

Newt also discovered Hermione's new pet, and he even took his bowl and sat at the Gryffindor table during dinner.

"I have seen this kind of parrot before. A wizard once raised one."

"Yeah, Australian, isn't that amazing, Professor?" Ron said with a smile.

"This is not an Australian bird, it's an Indonesian species." Newt, an expert on magical animals, corrected Ron's mistake: "But it's not a big deal. After all, it's not the magical animal we learned. I won't deduct points from you, Mr. Weasley."

"Thank you, Professor Scamander," Ron whispered, "but this is what Hermione told me. She is a Muggle-born wizard and she doesn't even know where the birds in the Muggle world come from..."

"I don't know everything, Ronald!" said Hermione, rolling her eyes.

"Aren't you 'Know-it-all'? That's the name Professor Snape gave you. I always thought it suits you very well..."

Before Ron could finish his sentence, Hermione elbowed him in the arm.

The former covered his arms exaggeratedly and fell backwards.

"Chimera..."

Newt muttered quietly.

"What did you say?" Hermione didn't hear what Newt said.

Newt looked aside unnaturally. The Chimera, also known as the Chimera, is a very bloodthirsty and violent magical creature native to Greece. It has a lion's head, a goat's body and a dragon's tail.

He obviously associated Hermione with this bad-tempered creature, and in the process mourned Mr. Weasley's future life.

"You should give him some special tonic, Miss Granger," he said, pulling a small bottle from his bosom and handing it to Hermione.

"This is a supplement for parrots. Look... You should have bought it from a Muggle pet store, right? Look at this poor child... His body is covered with stress lines... Look, these black edges on the edges of the feathers. They are stress lines, usually caused by unbalanced nutrition or a life that is too stressful."

"It's so pitiful." Hermione reached out and rubbed Jack's head. Jack had no intention of looking up. He was just concentrating on pecking at the oil crops in front of him.

"Don't touch it when it's eating, okay?" Ron reminded, "I know many animals have the habit of guarding their food. Its mouth is so big, it would hurt if it bites you, right?"

"Parrots are animals that generally don't guard their food. They only guard their nests and their owners." Newt explained to Ron, "But generally speaking, parrots only treat their owners as companions..."

"So it's a male?" Ron suddenly became alert.

He also protected his food.

"No, she looks like a lovely lady," Newt replied.

Ron finally felt relieved, and he didn't know why he felt relieved.

"But I still think it looks like something." Ron held his chin, frowned, and fell into thought.

Newt also raised his head: "Now that you mention it, I think so too..."

"What are you talking about?"

Vivi's voice suddenly sounded, and she sat next to Harry without knowing when.

"When did she come?" Ron asked in surprise. "Good God, Harry, when did Miss Grindelwald come? Why didn't I notice?"

"Because you were looking at the parrot."

Vivi said with a smile, reaching out to knock on the table, and the house-elf soon brought her a Viennese speciality dinner.

"Oh." Ron nodded and said, "Miss Grindelwald, do you think this parrot looks familiar?"

"Does it look familiar?" Weiwei also looked at the parrot, and almost instantly realized: "Oh! I see, it looks a lot like me... a lot like Assistant Professor Gale, right? Professor Scamander?"

After Vivi's reminder, everyone suddenly realized who this parrot looked like.

"It's Assistant Professor Gale..." Hermione lowered her head to look at the parrot, then looked at Assistant Professor Gale who was chatting with Dumbledore in the faculty seat. After enduring for a long time, she finally suppressed the smile on her face.

Newt was also stunned for a moment, and then he and Harry looked at each other.

Among the people present, only the two of them knew Gellert's true identity, and only they knew that Vivi was Assistant Professor Gail's biological sister.

This matter spread quickly, and almost every day someone came to Hermione, wanting to catch a glimpse of the "beauty" of the little Gale assistant.

Jack acted dull and often acted like a crowd pleaser, running around on the long table and shouting "Ah ...

This made the classmates even happier, and they stared at Gellert while laughing, leaving the latter confused and not knowing what the classmates were laughing at.

Finally one day, several classmates couldn't help it and surrounded Gellert who was wiping Sniff's body.

"Assistant Gail," a classmate asked, "Do you have any feather powder?"

"Feather powder?" Gellert was stunned. "What kind of feather powder do I have?"

"Oh, that's it..."

The classmate gestured and described it for a long time, and Gellert finally understood it.

He glared at the classmate and said, "Sorry, I don't have dandruff!"

"Oh, do you take supplements?" another classmate asked, "I remember that if parrots don't take supplements, they will easily become malnourished and cause stress lines..."

Gellert felt a fire rising in his chest.

"I don't eat that stuff, and I don't have stress lines."

Gellert was very angry, but he had to smile when he thought of the promise he made to Al.

Several students left Professor Scamander's tent laughing, leaving Gellert standing there confused.

"what is going on?"

He turned to look at Newt.

Newt turned his face away awkwardly and whispered, "Yeah, what's going on?"

Seeing Newt's reaction, Gellert instinctively felt that something was wrong.

During dinner in the evening, he stopped Ron who was walking towards the auditorium.

"Mr. Weasley." Gellert tried to make his expression kind, "I have something to consult you about."

"Oh, okay, Assistant Gail." Ron did not reject this friendly assistant. "Go ahead."

"Today, several classmates came to my tent and asked me if I had feather powder and whether I wanted to take tonics. You..."

Before he could finish his words, Ron understood what was going on.

He couldn't hold it in and burst out laughing.

"Oh, it's this..." Ron laughed for a long time, and only when Gellert's face darkened did he explain to him: "It's the parrot that Hermione raised. Miss Grindelwald said that the parrot looks a lot like you..."

"Take me to see it." Gellert forced a very kind smile: "You know, I also like magical animals."

Ron did not doubt him, and with the idea of ​​comparing the two on the spot, he brought Gellert to the Gryffindor table.

When Gellert saw the white-crested sunflower cockatoo standing in front of Hermione, he was stunned for a moment, and then the tuft of white hair in the middle of his head suddenly stood up.

Just at this moment, Jack also saw Gellert with his hair standing up.

Seeing the other person's hair standing up, Jack also opened his feather crown.

It doesn't matter if the feather crown is opened, they look more alike...

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