Harry Potter's Bastard

"All the freshmen stand in the middle, and the last person standing among you will be the first-year prefect. and enjoy the privileges of a prefect. Snape's opening statement hasn't changed since Solim arrived.

"Hurry up!

The freshmen walked into the circle tremblingly, Solim had usually returned to the dormitory at this time, but today he chose to stay. He felt that something might happen tonight, otherwise it would be impossible for so many senior students to gather here, and so many students came to watch the freshman confrontation was obviously different from the Slytherin of previous years, which made Solim have a heart.

The confrontation between the freshmen was lackluster, nothing to make a difference, just some of the simplest pranks, and finally a young boy named Goodrich stood at the end.

"Good. Snape waved his wand to clean up the scene, "You all know the rules, don't make it too late, I'll lock anyone up tomorrow if they're late for my class." "

With that, Snape strode away. No sooner had Snape left than someone jumped out.

"Draco. Malfoy, I'm going to challenge you!"

Solim struggled to make out the student's face, trying to find the name in his memory, and although it looked familiar, Solim couldn't remember his name for a while.

Draco was clearly better than Solim in this regard, and there was no one in Slytherin who he didn't know.

"Mars, what do you want to do?" Draco looked surprised, he really didn't understand the situation.

Mars's surname is Higgs, and he also has an older brother who is also in Slytherin, and his older brother is Terrance. Higgs, the last Seeker on the Slytherin Quidditch team, voluntarily quit the team due to Malfoy's donation of seven light wheels, making room for Malfoy.

"My words are already obvious: I want to challenge you. If you lose, you will be stripped of all your special powers within the House, and of course - you can keep that badge that Dumbledore gave you. "

Many of the upperclassmen began to pretend to laugh behind Mars.

When Draco was in his first year, he was admitted by the Slytherin prefect that although Solim occupied a single dormitory belonging to the prefect, Draco could still dictate to the students of his year. Hogwarts originally had prefects for each grade, but for various reasons, only the prefects from the fifth year onwards were retained, but Slytherin kept the rules of Hogwarts since its establishment - including challenging prefects.

Since Draco is in his fifth year, and happens to be the male prefect of the fifth year of Slytherin officially recognized by Hogwarts, this title cannot be taken away by the students through challenges, but the power and benefits of the prefect can be taken by challenges.

Solim squinted at the men's faces, not surprised, to see who they were—the seniors and the juniors, and their last names: Flint, Warrington, Sinkenis, Avery, Persted, and even Goyle and Crabbe were all on the periphery of the group.

"Did you mean it, or did your parents order it?" Draco's face flushed a little, not knowing if it was anger or nervousness.

"It doesn't matter...... Solim stepped over to Draco's side and patted him on the shoulder. Solim then looked at Mars across from him with an inexplicable look.

"You mean to say - if you win, you want to take the prefect's single dormitory, is that what you mean?"

Everyone in Slytherin knew that Solim and his sister lived in the prefect's single dormitory, and there had been a lot of gossip within the House about it, but they never dared to discuss these topics in front of the Solim siblings. No way, Selwyn's last name is there.

Mars knew he couldn't mess with Solim, but he couldn't help it, he was in the same grade as Malfoy, and his strength was not bad in their circle, and the most important thing was that Higgs had already chosen a side, and he had to do something to send this signal as a member of Higgs.

Mars looked at Flint pleadingly, the backbone of their circle.

"Of course, the prefect challenge system is ......"

Before Flint could speak, he was interrupted by Solim.

"Marcus. Flint......" Solim looked at him with a sneer, "It's strange that you're still at Hogwarts." You should have graduated the year before last, you stayed one level last year, and you left another level this year. Why? So reluctant to Hogwarts?"

Solim's words directly poked at Flint's sore spot, this crooked-looking guy should have graduated a long time ago, but his grades were too poor, and he failed many subjects, and Hogwarts did not give him a diploma. This is a well-known event among the senior Hogwarts students.

Flint is known for two reasons: because of his dirty Quidditch tactics, and because he never finishes his job.

Hogwarts offers two types of certifications: one is the Ordinary Wizard Rank and the other is the Final Wizard Rank, which is the O.W.L. Certificate and the N.E.W.T. Certificate. Regardless of whether the student can get the N.E.W.T. certificate or not, as long as the O.W.L. certificate is obtained, they are actually eligible for graduation. In other words, this guy Flint has not passed the ordinary wizard level exam so far, you know, he is already an adult. It's like an 18-year-old adult who hasn't graduated from junior high school, and it's an extremely embarrassing thing to be told to your face.

"You bastard!" Flint drew his wand without thinking, and before he could point it at Solim, he convulsed and fell.

This frightened the people around Flint to pull away, and they all drew their wands and pointed them at Solim, but they didn't make any further moves.

"Pay attention to the next time you speak. Solim clutched his wand with his left hand hanging down his side, he walked over to Flint on the ground.

"If you're trying to find fault, you'd better book a bed with Madam Pomfrey first. Solim lifted his eyelids and glanced at the people around him.

Then Solim turned his gaze to Mars, who was standing dumbly.

"You want to challenge him, right?" he said, gesturing at Draco, "Then you can challenge him, just follow the rules." "

Then Solim looked at Draco again, "I'm used to living in that dormitory, and I don't want to change places." So you'd better win. "

The surrounding students quickly dispersed, leaving only two parties standing in the circle.