Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 622 The Brutal Hermione (Second Update)

Jerry knew that Professor Snape's current affection for Foster was mainly due to the fact that Foster and Lily looked alike, rather than because he actually liked Foster. The person Professor Snape truly loved in his heart was still Lily.

That's certainly true now, at least for now.

However, if things proceed smoothly as they go, Professor Snape, this seemingly hopeless character, has a high chance of experiencing a resurgence and truly falling in love with Foster.

He believed that the reason Professor Snape had been unable to forget Lily all these years and was unwilling to accept new relationships was because excessive grief had caused him to shut down his own heart.

Professor Snape wasn't unable to accept new relationships after trying to get along with others; rather, he was simply unwilling to open his heart and try to connect with other women.

However, the appearance of Foster, a witch who looks exactly like Lily, clearly broke through Professor Snape's closed heart and made him take the first step.

If Professor Snape is willing to open his heart again and spend time with Foster, Jerry believes he will discover many wonderful things and experience the sweetness of love.

In addition, both of them have a deep understanding of potions and share common topics.

Ultimately, if the two really did end up together, then Professor Snape's love would no longer be for Lily Evans, but for Lily Foster.

This is the result Jerry truly wanted to see.

"Professor, from now on it's up to you. This is all I can do to help!"

After a sigh, Jerry Apparated and left the principal's office.

I promised Hermione I'd go to Hogsmeade with her today, and we should be leaving soon.

The day before the start of the new school term after the Christmas holidays, at the Hogwarts Library.

Jerry and Hermione leisurely looked at the spellbook while chatting casually, enjoying themselves immensely.

Opposite the two were Harry and Ron, who were writing furiously with quill pens.

There was nothing they could do; they had too much fun during the Christmas holidays and barely touched their homework in any subject.

If they hadn't finished some of their homework before the holiday, they wouldn't have been able to finish it all before class tomorrow, even if they didn't sleep tonight.

"I'm saying, why is it that you guys seem so relaxed when we're all playing the same game?"

Ron put down his quill pen, rubbed his aching wrist, and looked at Jerry and Hermione chatting leisurely with a resentful expression.

During the Christmas holidays, he didn't see Jerry and Hermione doing their homework. When they went to Hogsmeade, Jerry and Hermione went with them, and when they went to Hagrid's for tea, Jerry and Hermione were there too.

But even as they rack their brains trying to catch up on their homework, the two of them remain as relaxed as ever.

"We finished all our homework before the holiday, so we don't have to catch up on it like you guys. If you had started catching up on your homework a few days earlier, we wouldn't be in such a rush today."

In response to Ron's jealousy, Hermione made a sarcastic remark without any politeness.

Jerry, standing to the side, shrugged and gave Ron a sympathetic look.

"Ron, don't you understand yet? There are differences between people. Instead of wasting time complaining, you should hurry up and finish your homework, or you'll be in big trouble tomorrow!"

Harry put down his quill and patted his good friend Ron on the shoulder with a serious expression.

Comparing yourself to two top students is just asking for trouble. This is your fourth year already, how come Ron still doesn't understand this? Instead of being jealous, you should do something practical.

After giving Ron a lecture, Harry turned to Jerry and Hermione, revealing a pure and innocent smile:

"Um, the Potions homework Headmaster Snape assigned last semester was too difficult. Could you please bring your completed assignments for us to refer to?"

"We do need some references."

Ron was taken aback by what Harry said at first, but then quickly understood what Harry meant.

Judging from their current pace of finishing their homework, it will probably take until the early hours of the morning to finish. However, it would be helpful if Jerry and Hermione were willing to borrow their completed assignments for reference.

That way they can finish all their homework before dinner.

"No, you have to do your own homework, otherwise what will you do for next year's OWL exam?"

Before Jerry could answer, Hermione refused the request outright.

In the past, when Harry and Ron didn't have time to finish their holiday homework, they would beg and plead to borrow hers to copy, and she would always agree when she felt sorry for them.

But this year won't do. She felt that if things continued like this, Harry and Ron might not even pass next year's OWL exams.

"Hermione, OWL is something to consider in fifth grade, we're only in fourth grade now!"

Ron and Harry looked at Hermione in disbelief.

Hermione slowly raised her little fist and said fiercely:

"I said I wouldn't lend it, do you have a problem with that?"

"No, no, of course not!"

When Harry and Ron saw Hermione raise her fist, they trembled, their voices instantly softened, and a hint of fear appeared on their faces.

Jerry smiled and shook his head when he saw this.

Actually, Harry and Ron wouldn't have given up so easily when Hermione rejected them before. The reason they are in this situation now is because of something that happened two days ago.

According to Hermione, that evening Hermione was in the Gryffindor common room with Harry and Ron, speculating about who would be the Potions professor for the next term.

The brothers George and Fred suddenly appeared behind the three of them, trying to scare them with their newly made lion-head magic wand.

(The Lion Head Magic Wand, a magical product named by George and Fred that turns the user's head into a lion within ten minutes of consumption.)

Hermione, influenced by Skye's close-combat training at S.H.I.E.L.D., instinctively grabbed George and Fred's arms when faced with danger, and slammed them to the ground with a double over-the-shoulder throw.

Hermione had been practicing the meditation technique created by Jerry, which not only greatly increased her magic power but also significantly strengthened her physical body.

This powerful over-the-shoulder throw broke both George's and Fred's arms, and even smashed two human-shaped craters into the floor of the Gryffindor common room.

Fortunately, the Weasley brothers, who loved to play pranks, were rushed to Mrs. Pomraporn for treatment and were saved.

From that night on, everyone who saw Hermione felt a bit intimidated, even the little witches who had previously mocked Hermione and liked Jerry.

Now, Hermione no longer dares to provoke her in public.

After all, nobody wants to have their bones broken.

Harry and Ron, as the closest witnesses to the events that night, still have some lingering trauma.

First, she was frightened by George and Fred's pranks, and then she was given an even bigger real fright from Hermione.

(End of this chapter)