Admiral of Hogwarts

Because he received another 0.5 destiny points, Hugo was in a good mood and patted Neville on the shoulder to encourage him. Unfortunately, Neville at this time was not the warrior who killed Nagini at the end of the original story, so he just responded vaguely, seemingly not wanting to get involved in this kind of thing anymore.

As an outsider, Hugo naturally couldn't say much at this time. So at this time, he could only pat Neville on the shoulder to encourage him, and then left the corridor with Veneto.

Soon, it's game time. This afternoon, Hugo and the Ravenclaw students brought various flags to the Quidditch pitch. It's just different from the previous game. In this game, some of them supported Gryffindor and some supported Hufflepuff, so the flags they brought were not uniform. There are both gold and red Gryffindor flags and brown and yellow Hufflepuff flags.

"What are you doing?" After sitting down, Hugo saw his roommate Michael Corner actually carrying a kettle and placing it next to him, so he asked curiously.

"I filled it with hot cocoa," Michael said. "The cold wind almost froze me to death during the last game, so I specially prepared some hot drinks this time to avoid freezing in the stands. I can give you some if you and the ladies need it.”

"Ah, thank you very much." Hugo smiled and nodded. However, in his memory, this competition seemed to last for a short time, so he probably wouldn't need these things.

"Look over there." Just when the professors finally entered the room, there was a sudden shout of surprise from Hugo's side. He raised his head and saw that Principal Dumbledore, who would not normally appear in the audience of such an ordinary game, suddenly appeared here today.

Obviously, the attack on Professor Quirrell and the interference with Harry's broom in the last game made the principal feel something abnormal, so he came to the game today to sit in.

Snape's face looked even darker than before, and he was naturally relieved after seeing Dumbledore. Then he started to focus on fighting the Gryffindor team. As soon as the game started, Snape gave Hufflepuff a free throw opportunity for no reason.

However, just three or four minutes after the opening, Harry, who was searching the entire stadium from high altitude, suddenly descended to the ground and dived down, shooting towards the ground like a bullet. At the same time, Hugo also noticed a little chaos at the border between Gryffindor and Slytherin opposite, and it looked like there was a fight.

In the midst of this chaos, Harry and Snape passed each other. Then it was pulled up only one or two meters above the ground. Then he raised his right hand high, and everyone saw the golden snitch in his hand.

The stands were buzzing; it would be a new record, and the game was over with less than five minutes to go. No one could remember a game in which the Snitch was caught so quickly. Hugo found that the Ravenclaw students around him were happily waving to the field and cheering loudly.

Only Michael Corner showed a depressed look on his face after cheering for a few seconds, because the kettle was not very light, and now that the game was over so quickly, he could only fill the kettle with hot cocoa. Mentioned back to the castle.

Because today's game was so magical, even when Hugo returned to the common room, he could hear some students discussing this issue. So in order to take some time off, he, Veneto and Hermione took their schoolbags and headed straight to the library, planning to wait until the heat dissipated after dinner before returning to the common room.

After reading the book for a while, Veneto took out Hagrid's notebook and continued to organize it. At the same time, she kept a pile of books about magical creatures in her hands for reference. During this Christmas holiday, the shipgirls compiled 80% of the content of this book through the Admiral Network, and the remaining work has been left to now.

It has to be said that Hagrid put his own efforts into this note, which contains a large amount of first-hand information obtained through personal observation. But the problem is that the content of this note was recorded by Brother Hai himself in chronological order, so it is not only scattered and unsystematic, but also uses a lot of colloquialisms and slang in it.

Therefore, during the previous sorting process, Hugo felt very troubled by the messy notes. Fortunately, the ship girls have the Admiral Network, so they can digitize all these notebooks and quickly organize them according to keyword index. This is why they were able to organize most of the notebook contents during the Christmas holiday. But on the other hand, the problem of irregular notes is much more difficult to sort out.

Unlike Chinese, English has proper nouns for many professional issues. Non-professionals will most likely never be exposed to these words in their lifetime. Because of Hagrid's education, he did not know those proper nouns. If Hugo and the others wanted to compile these notes into a book, they would have to replace the unprofessional vocabulary in them.

This is why Veneto brought a lot of books on this subject to compare with, because she needed to revise all those unprofessional words, so she needed these professional books to compare and revise.

Hugo and Hermione were reading an ancient magic book written in Latin. From this book, they discovered many tips on performing transfiguration. Although some of these techniques are really not that useful today, there are still a few that can be used.

While they were reading, Harry suddenly brought Ron to the library. After looking around, he came to Hugo and whispered: "Hugo, I found something important and I want you to help me analyze it. Can you come out and listen to me?"

"Okay." Hugo nodded and said, then gave Hermione and the others some instructions before following Harry and the others out of the library and into an empty classroom. After making sure that there was no troublesome Peeves in this classroom, he told Hugo the conversation he heard between Snape and Professor Quirrell.

"Since you told us last time that thing was the Philosopher's Stone, I think all the situations can be explained now." Harry looked at Hugo with his green eyes and said seriously.

"Obviously, Snape wanted to force Quirrell to help him get the stone. He asked Quirrell if he knew how to subdue Fluffy and mentioned Quirrell's secret trick. I guessed that besides Fluffy, there were probably other agencies. There is probably a lot of magic and witchcraft guarding that stone. Maybe Quirrell has cast some anti-dark magic spells, and Snape needs to lift them."

"But in my opinion, Snape is more credible than Quirrell." Hugo said with a wave of his hand. "Don't forget, Snape has been a professor in the school for ten years. I believe that it takes Principal Dumbledore ten years to see a person clearly. But Quirrell only came to the school this year. His credibility No matter what, it will be much smaller than it is now."