Harry Potter’s Morning Light

  Chapter 2803 Red Hunger (5)

  Snape gave the sixth grade a three-foot-long paper documenting the role of armadillo bile in a sobering agent. The deadline coincided with the celestial dance, and "everyone" complained.

  Grade 1, 2, 3, and 4 don't participate in the celestial dance. Grade 7 is busy with employment and internship issues. Grade 5 is busy preparing for the Owls exam and employment counseling. This is related to how many certificates they will get in the Owls exam.

Snape, who had just become dean, didn't know that he was going to do employment counseling. As the "youngest" professor and dean in the history of Hogwarts, he didn't realize this. It was Pomona who reminded him, He just remembered.

   It **** him off, he'd done careers counseling himself in fifth year, but it was quickly replaced by following the Dark Lord's grand ideals.

He is in a bad mood, so no one thinks about it. If anyone doesn't hand in homework on time...it's okay. Due to the problem of employment direction, not everyone needs to get a certificate for the potion newts exam, and not everyone will be in the exam. Potions classes continued after sixth grade, so only a small number of people were affected.

   What really made him hate was that he and Filch caught students who violated the school rules. The trophies in the trophy room had been wiped shiny by the students, and it was unnecessary to continue to polish them.

Along the tributary of the Piyu River, after bypassing the mine, there is a village named Irondale in the swamp area. The original founder here was a goblin mining around, but as the mine veins dried up, the original residents All gone, the village was replaced by newly arrived wizards.

  The goblins built a canal in the village to facilitate their transportation of ore and living supplies. Due to years of fire and iron, no grass grew near the village. But ironware is abundant here, and Hagrid's mission is to get the students to bring back the horseshoes he ordered.

  The time to replace the horseshoes is generally not fixed. After the snow falls, the carriage to Hogsmeade will be unavailable due to the snow. During this time, both horses and people are free. Horseshoes are also a gift accepted by a few centaurs, especially those tasked with patrolling borders, whose hooves are often worn down by the long journey. At this time, they usually give some fragrant brocade leaves and the like, the plants they collected in the Forbidden Forest in exchange. After all, no matter how bad-tempered a neighbor is, he is also a neighbor.

  The time for these locked-ups to go to Irondale happens to be Hogsmeade Day, and they can go by boat, but before the river freezes over. In fact, Hogsmeade is just like that after going too many times. There are only a few shops to turn over and over again. It is still acceptable to go to other places and see different customs and customs, provided there is no trouble.

  The giants who had wars with humans in history have disappeared, but there are many giant monsters. They have huge appetites and eat any kind of meat. They are not completely without intelligence. At least they know that low temperature can prolong the shelf life of food. There is a group of mountain troll robbers who will steal and rob before entering the winter. No one knows which village they will attack.

  Medieval castles will serve as shelters during wars, taking in villagers from nearby villages, and the strong walls can play a defensive role that wooden houses cannot match.

   What they have to face is not wind and rain, but siege vehicles, rams and other destructive siege tools. Giant monsters do not have such wisdom. Like primitive people, they use maces as weapons.

When a person is trying to kill another person, it doesn't make much difference whether he is holding a mace or a sword in his hand. The "stick" in the troll's hand is similar to a stake. It is better to use an axe than a sword to chop. What's more, the power they generated after rounding them is not inferior to that of the ram, and it is meaningless to block them with shields.

  Skills can make up for the gap in strength to a certain extent, but the gap is too wide, and skills are not enough to reverse the gap.

It's useless to "influence" them through speeches. The intelligence of trolls can't understand what people are saying. They only know that they are hungry and they will eat when they are hungry. Creatures, they often appear in children's bedtime stories.

  Because they were going to go by boat, they gathered at the dock. The road from the castle to the dock was full of chattering, noisy or excited students. Pomona didn't need to wear an invisibility cloak anymore, and just put on her school uniform and mixed into the crowd.

   This road must pass through the Arch Bridge Courtyard. There is a fountain of a horse-shaped water monster in the courtyard. Usually this place is occupied by Emily Taylor and her friends.

   Today, I don’t know why Emily is the only one. When she is not talking, she looks really beautiful, just like the quiet girl who appears with the unicorn in the poem.

   "Everyone, come here!" Hagrid yelled from the boarding place.

   As soon as the others started moving in that direction, Bill Weasley appeared, and he came to Emily's side with a nervous expression.

  Bill is only in fifth grade now, and based on the information Pomona got from Minerva, he seems to want to be a spellbreaker.

  With his grades, it is easy to pass the owls exam, and there is no hard and fast rule that the fifth grade is not allowed to participate in the celestial dance.

   But asking Emily Taylor as a dance partner, is he serious?

  Pomona didn't rush to go with the others, staying in a corner where they couldn't see, because it was too far away, Pomona couldn't hear what Bill said, and then Emily suddenly laughed.

   "You invited me to the dance with you?" Emily asked loudly in a piercing voice.

  The smile on Bill's face disappeared, and he took a step back.

   "I will only go with good people, do you think you are good?" Emily continued to ask Bill.

  Bill was speechless when she asked.

   "Besides, I don't think you can wear a dress that 'fits' with me." Emily looked up and down Bill's clothes, "Or are you going to wear the hat that your Brazilian friend gave you?"

  Pomona heard from the girls at the cooking club that some people joined Emily's gang just because they were "friends" to Emily so they wouldn't be teased by her.

Castro Buscher held an exchange program where European students could go to learn about the flora and fauna of South America. Bill was a pen pal with one of Castro Buscher's students. He wanted to join the exchange program, but Bill declined because The Weasleys couldn't pay for that. In a fit of rage, the pen pal squeezed a cursed hat for Bill as a Christmas present. Unknowingly, Bill unwrapped the gift in the lounge and put it on, which made Bill's ears wrinkle on the spot, even though he was very sad. He will soon undo the spell for himself.

   "Let's go!" Pomona put on the appearance of a senior, and yelled at the students of the lower grades, "If you miss the boat, you will have to go on foot."

   There are still people who intend to stay and watch, but they are either pushed away by Pomona or pulled away by their companions.

   "Ugly!" Charlie appeared out of nowhere, rushed in front of Bill, and protected him behind him, "No one invited you except my brother!"

   "That's because they have self-knowledge, they can't meet my requirements." Emily said coldly to Charlie.

   "I really don't know what kind of person can satisfy her vision." A boy said.

  Socrates once said to a lovelorn young man: You should thank the person who abandoned you and bless her. Her refusal is not not giving you a chance, but giving you a new chance to find happiness.

  Pomona thinks that Emily and Mary are different. Emily just wants to find someone who observes the world from the same perspective as her.

  Although Bill is confident, he is not as confident as Emily. If we separate, we will find a more suitable one.

  At this moment, Pomona saw a, no, three dog heads protruding from Hagrid's arms, and he actually brought Lu Wei out to show the children.

   It was the first time I saw this kind of strange dog. The students were very curious, but no one dared to touch it, because Lu Wei looked so fierce.

  Whether it was an "accident" whether it was a capsized boat, someone falling into the water, or being bitten by Lu Wei, Pomona hurried over there, hoping it was not too late.

  (end of this chapter)