The King of Flags at Hogwarts

“Jeddy, can you get back to the common room by yourself? I suddenly remembered that I need to go to the Gryffindor common room; I have some things to take care of.”

Jady laughed and said, "Go ahead, go ahead, are you afraid I'll get lost?"

The two separated, and Bobby flew like the wind to the entrance of the Gryffindor common room.

When the plump lady saw that it was Bobby, she said with a smile, "The password hasn't changed today, little Bobby."

"Okay, thank you, Madam Fat, you dragon scum!"

The door to the lounge opened, and Bobby slipped inside.

Sure enough, the three penalty-deducting giants were discussing tonight's "adventure" in a corner of the lounge.

Upon seeing Bobby, Harry quickly stood up and asked, "Cousin Bobby, can the spells you taught me be used against large magical creatures?"

Bobby scratched his head. "The ones I taught you? Most of them are everyday spells, but there are a few minor evil spells..."

"A big stick stuck in your front teeth?"

Bobby laughed: "Front teeth like a big stick? That's just a joke spell, a prank, it won't hurt anyone!"

A big stick stuck in your front teeth won't hurt you...

The flag has been set.

Chapter 12's FLAG: "Today is another peaceful and uneventful day."

Bobby said seriously, "Harry, I heard from Filch that someone went to the right-hand corridor on the third floor. Was it the three of you?"

Harry lowered his head and remained silent, Ron blushed, and Hermione explained for Harry, "We weren't too late when we got back to the common room, but Bobby, you know, those stairs move by themselves, so we accidentally ended up in the room at the end of that corridor."

Bobby sighed. "Did you think the stairs moved by themselves? Some wicked old man deliberately lured you in there!"

"Alright, you guys take care of yourselves."

Bobby knew that saying anything would be pointless, and there was nothing more to say.

First, there's the evaluation of these high-achieving students. Those with high emotional intelligence say they're born with an adventurous spirit, while those with low emotional intelligence say they like to court death. It's ingrained in their DNA, even the academic superstar Hermione is no exception.

Secondly, this arrangement was merely a large-scale children's reality show to train Harry, and he couldn't rashly disrupt his teacher's plans...

After leaving the Gryffindor common room, Bobby saw that it was getting late, so... he went back to the common room?

No, how could that be? At this hour, I'd definitely be in the kitchen for a late-night snack!

Even if Poppy doesn't go to the kitchen at night, the house-elves will prepare a variety of late-night snacks early on.

For example, as soon as Bobby entered the kitchen, she smelled cumin. Is it barbecue tonight?

Alas, it's a pity I'm still too young to drink beer. That butterbeer thing is just a drink for kids!

The next day was Flitwick's spell class.

The schedule is that Ravenclaw and Slytherin have classes together in the morning, while the afternoons are for Gryffindor and Hufflepuff.

Poppy chose the Charms class in the morning because she had to attend Professor Pomona Sprows's Herbalism class in the afternoon. She would have to take a bath at the greenhouse, and she didn't want to take one at noon and another in the evening, which would be too much trouble.

Flitwick's classes were very popular with the young wizards; although he was old, he was still full of energy.

After several theoretical lessons, it's finally time for practical application.

The young wizards had been looking forward to this for a long time, although most of the children from wizarding families had already learned some spells.

"Today we're going to learn the Light-Up Charm. The spell is Lumos. It makes your light flicker. Come on, everyone, do it with me. Just tap your wand lightly."

"Oh, no, no, no, Crabbe! That's not how it is!"

Malfoy's sidekick, the chubby Vincent Crabbe, poked his wand at Pansy Parkinson in the head in the front row. He didn't cast the Illumination Charm, but he did give the little girl an afro hairstyle.

The classroom was filled with laughter and joy. Parkinson had only wanted to be closer to Malfoy, but he never expected to suffer such an undeserved disaster.

Feeling both ashamed and angry, she covered her face and fled the classroom.

Malfoy distanced himself slightly from Crabbe, as if doing so would prevent others from knowing that the chubby boy was his follower.

"Pansy Parkinson skipped class, Slytherin loses 10 points."

Because Snape blatantly favored his own house, none of the professors really wanted Slytherin to win the House Cup. However, they couldn't be as shameless as Snape in adding or deducting points. So, whenever a Slytherin student did something wrong, they would definitely handle it impartially.

"Bobby~, come to the front and demonstrate for everyone. Don't use silent, wandless spellcasting. Use the standard incantation method and gestures."

I knew it! Bobby stood up helplessly. In Snape and Flitwick's classes, she was always the one called on as a positive example. Couldn't these two show-offs learn from McGonagall's mother and be a little more low-key and composed?

"Lumos!"

Bobby slowed down his chanting and wand movements so that everyone could see clearly.

A bright ball of light appeared at the tip of her staff, steady and gentle, requiring great control.

Seeing the expectant look in her godfather's eyes, Bobby knew he wanted her to show off some fancy moves...

So she had no choice but to wave her wand again, and the ball of light instantly split into many smaller balls of light, scattering into a sky full of stars. These balls of light moved quickly and flew to the young wizards, one for each of them, just like the old man dividing pork – everyone got a share!

"Excellent Illumination Charm, excellent magic control! Poppy, well done! Ravenclaw, 5 points!"

Since the start of the semester, Bobby Evans, the dignified head of Hogwarts, has been reduced to a tool for the heads of the various houses to rack up points.

Just like today, the stunt that Flitwick put on was completely unnecessary; it was purely for him to rack up points...

Bobby ate a bit too much at noon and felt sleepy, so he took a nice nap in the castle tower. When he woke up, he realized he had overslept.

Inside the herb greenhouse, Professor Sprouse, watching Bobby descend from the sky, said with a smile, "Oh, Bobby, you're late today. Hurry up and go to your 'little greenhouse.' I saw those bok choy growing very well yesterday. They should be ready to be harvested today, right?"

"Aunt Pomona, it's not just bok choy, we can also use bracken, enoki mushrooms, and bamboo shoots! We should be able to have hot pot tonight! Oh, by the way, I asked the house-elf to process the soybeans yesterday, and the tofu should be ready by now!"

Professor Sprout's eyes narrowed into slits with delight: "Child, your first-grade classes are a complete waste of time. Don't worry about this, go, go to your little garden."

Bobby thus brazenly arrived late and skipped class right in front of the Ravenclaw and Slytherin wizards. Even...

"Bobby Evans has worked hard for Hogwarts, Hufflepuff adds 5 points!"

Draco Malfoy opened his closed eyes, slowly loosened his clenched fist, and sighed: "It's incomparable, it's incomparable. I thought that as the eldest son of the Malfoy family, coming to Hogwarts, I would at least become a prominent figure in my year, if not surrounded by a retinue of followers."

As a result, he wasn't as famous as Harry Potter, nor as academically gifted as Hermione Granger, and he also had the prodigy Bobby Evans who firmly captured everyone's attention.

He slammed his hand down on the devil's net in front of him.

The Devil's Web is today's lesson topic.

However, even a young Devil Web can be dangerous to a young wizard if it gets angry.

Then, several tendrils of the slapped devil's web stretched out and entangled Malfoy, startling him into shouting.

"Fluorescence!" Jadi Indig used the Illumination Charm just in time. At the beginning of the day, Professor Sprows explained the weaknesses of the Devil's Web, and the Illumination Charm was the one they learned this morning.

Daiyu was a very clever person. She put her knowledge to use and saved Malfoy with a single illumination spell.

"Excellent response, beautiful fluorescent spell, Jadi Indigo earns 5 points for Ravenclaw!"

"Draco Malfoy, for disobeying classroom rules and touching magical plants at will, Slytherin points deducted!"

Malfoy craved attention, and now he had it. His face flushed crimson with embarrassment, and despite his awkward situation, he couldn't help stealing a glance at Jady, who had saved him from danger.

This girl is really pretty, but I wonder about her family background. I'll ask my father to inquire about it later...

Jady noticed Malfoy's gaze and nodded to him very generously.

Malfoy's face turned even redder. He felt like spring had arrived for him; this girl probably had feelings for him.

Bobby then went to a small greenhouse between greenhouses 9 and 10.

A sign stood at the entrance, written in beautiful cursive script: "Evans' Private Greenhouse, Vicious Dogs Inside, No Entry Without Permission."

As soon as Bobby entered the greenhouse, a bunch of fluffy little creatures jumped toward him.

These little guys are the gifts she has received over the years.

People who don't know her would assume that such a pretty and cute little girl must like the adorable magical creature, Puffy Puff.

Who would have thought that in Bobby's eyes, the allure of the pufferfish was probably less than a tenth that of beef, lamb, or pork, because the pufferfish were too small and didn't have any meat...

If you really want to pet something, wouldn't it be better to pet a cat, a dog, or a unicorn?

However, since it was someone else's good intention, it wouldn't be right to just waste it, so Bobby put the puffy puffs in this "little greenhouse".

The Little Greenhouse is just a name; it's actually quite large. Since Bobby learned to use the Unseen Stretch Charm, she has continuously expanded her territory over the past four years, and now the Little Greenhouse stretches to the horizon.

The vast space is filled with all sorts of vegetables and fruits.

Over the years, Bobby collected seeds everywhere and conducted numerous hybridization breeding experiments. Bobby went to great lengths to find food.

Bobby rushed into the bamboo grove, shouting, "Big Eyes!"

Several Moon-obsessed Beasts emerged from the man-made cave, and upon seeing Poppy, they immediately wagged their heads and ran over to fawn over her.

Poppy gave each Moonfox a head pat, which earned her a bunch of head-shaking and bobbing.

The Moon-obsessed Beasts are a species with an extremely unscientific appearance. Their silvery droppings, if collected before dawn, can become excellent fertilizer, making plants grow strong and healthy.

They are shy by nature and only come out of their burrows on the night of a full moon. But in front of Bobby, these traits seem to be nothing more than trivial decorations.

Inside the greenhouse, house-elves were constantly Apparating, making today a great day for harvest! They moved among the fruits and vegetables, busily collecting vegetables with baskets several times their size.

"Tanholm! Take a few men and come with me to the bamboo forest to dig for bamboo shoots!"

"Yes, Queen Poppy!"

It turns out the Weasley twins were telling the truth: "The house-elves of Hogwarts worship her as their queen!"

Although she was tired after an afternoon of work, Bobby was in a great mood looking at the fragrant and tender vegetables.

"Queen Poppy! A message from the kitchen says your beef, lamb, offal, and seafood are all ready!"

Bobby straightened his aching back, wiped the sweat from his forehead, and said with great enthusiasm, "Men! Take all these vegetables back! We're having hot pot tonight!"

"Oh!" ×N

As Bobby watched the little elves carry away basket after basket of vegetables, he couldn't help but stretch and mutter to himself, "Today is another peaceful and quiet day!"

She felt there was nothing wrong with the sentence; it was a declarative sentence and did not use future tense grammar.

But she forgot that the day wasn't over yet, and her words at that moment were undoubtedly a "prophecy," a prophecy of the entire day's state...

It looks like something's going to happen at Hogwarts today.