Sherlock Holmes at Hogwarts.

Chapter 31 You'd better stay away from Potter

When Neville heard the news that Snape was deducting points from Gryffindor, he was no longer afraid even though he had not had time to leave.

It was clearly me who did something wrong, so why were Sherlock and Harry the ones who got points deducted?

The little lions of Gryffindor were even more stunned.

This kind of targeting is not only obvious, it is simply blatant and insane.

Fortunately, when the get out of class was about to end, the potion prepared by Sherlock was very successful, and Snape did not find another opportunity to deduct points.

Harry and the others breathed a sigh of relief.

it is finally over.

But at this moment, Sherlock took the initiative to walk towards Snape.

Harry was startled, "Sherlock, what are you doing?"

Sherlock smiled slightly, "Go ask Professor Snape."

At this moment, Harry, Ron, Hermione, and all the little lions of Gryffindor shouted in their hearts:

_____λ___Don’t go~~
"Holmes..."

Looking at Sherlock who came to him on his own initiative, Snape's eyes became dangerous.

"What else do you want?"

"I have a few questions for you, Professor."

When Snape heard this, he was startled at first, then squeezed out a word from between his teeth:

"If you're going to ask some stupid question about the language of flowers, you'd better shut up your annoying mouth!"

The cold gaze seemed to have substance, as if it could pierce Sherlock.

If Neville were here, he would probably be crying by now.

Harry, Ron and the others were not much better off.

The main reason was that Snape's aura was so strong at the moment that it seemed as if he would take out his wand and cast a spell at the next moment.

However, Sherlock was not affected at all. He looked into Snape's eyes and said calmly, "It's a few questions about Potions."

Next, without waiting for Snape's consent, he directly stated the problems he had summarized.

Snape was even more surprised than before when he heard Sherlock's question.

It is not easy for first graders to ask these questions.

It is much more difficult than being able to successfully answer the questions asked in the course.

These questions perfectly point out the key points and difficulties of first-year Potions Learning, and play a key role in summarizing, connecting the previous and the next, and summarizing.

Although Snape always wanted to be a teacher of Defense Against the Dark Arts, he was also a veritable master of potions.

Through Sherlock's questions, he knew that the other party had a comprehensive and systematic understanding of the Potions course.

His eyes softened instantly.

This talent is even greater than hers back then, and... she is also a Gryffindor.

When he thought of that person, a beautiful face with long red hair and green eyes appeared in his mind.

After answering Sherlock's questions, Snape looked into Sherlock's gray eyes and said coldly, "Holmes, if you want to make a difference in potions, you'd better stay away from Potter!"

After saying these words, his eyes swept across the wall behind Sherlock, and he turned around gracefully and left like a black bat.

Watching Snape leave, Sherlock said without looking back: "Come out."

Harry: |ω｀)
Hermione: |ω)
Ron: |_)
The trio behind the wall slowly came out. Harry felt a little embarrassed. "Sherlock, when did you find us?"

"From the moment you followed me."

"Huh?" Ron looked surprised. "I thought you only found out after we hid here."

"I'm somewhat confident in tracking and counter-tracking. By the way, Professor Snape has already discovered you."

"I knew it!" Hermione was a little excited. "He must have been looking at us before he left just now, right?" Sherlock nodded. "Obviously."

Because of Hermione's behavior of speaking up for Sherlock in the Potions class, Harry, who originally had no feelings for him, and Ron, who originally disliked her, both gained a lot of favorability towards her.

Coupled with their common worry about Sherlock, the three of them followed Sherlock.

Fortunately, Snape did not make things difficult for Sherlock.

But his last words inevitably made people feel a little indignant. What did he mean by "If you want to make progress in Potions, you have to stay away from Potter?"

Harry doesn't have Charmed Child blood, so how could it affect Sherlock's studies?

Harry himself was in an even worse mood.

In the first week of school, in just one Potions class, Gryffindor lost four points because of himself, the same number as Sherlock and Granger combined.

Strictly speaking, Sherlock and Granger were deducted points because of themselves.

This made him even more depressed.

He really didn't understand why Snape hated him so much.

Just then, a hand was placed on his shoulder.

Harry looked up and met Sherlock's grey eyes.

Sherlock said calmly, "It's just a point deduction. It's nothing serious."

He really didn't take the points deduction seriously.

Not to mention one or two points, even if it was eight or ten points, or one hundred or two hundred, he wouldn't even frown.

Ron nodded at the side. "That's right, George and Fred often get points deducted. Don't let this kind of thing affect us. We still have to go find Hagrid later!"

Harry finally perked up after hearing Ron's words.

Sherlock turned to Hermione at this time, "Want to join us?"

Hermione was stunned, "Hagrid? Who's that?"

"He's the big guy who brought us all the way from the train station to the castle. How about joining us?"

After changing his opinion of Hermione, Ron also took the initiative to explain.

Hermione suddenly understood, but after looking at the three of them and thinking for a moment, she shook her head and refused: "No, I have to go to the library to look up information."

If Sherlock was alone, it would be something to consider.

Both of them came from Muggle families and knew each other before school started.

Judging from his classes this week, he is just like me, a good student who loves learning. I think we must have a lot in common - although his performance in astronomy is not good, it is acceptable.

But her relationship with Harry and Ron was now just that of classmates, not close enough to be together.

Even if the other party is the savior of the magical world.

At three o'clock in the afternoon, Sherlock brought Harry and Ron to Hagrid's Hut on time.

On the way they also met the caretaker Argus Filch and his cat Mrs. Norris.

Filch tried to find evidence that they had violated school rules, but with Sherlock around, he naturally returned empty-handed.

But the look in his eyes as he left was full of warning.

"Don't let me catch you!"

That's probably what it means.

Sherlock's eyes were fixed on Mrs. Norris as she walked away with Filch.

If you want to explore the campus, you can't avoid Peeves and Filch.

It is not difficult to see from Filch's behavior that he attaches great importance to Mrs. Norris.

When he saw the skinny pet cat with dark gray fur, he couldn't help but come up with a bold idea.