[HP] Being a problem student at Hogwarts

"You are finally back!"

Tom had been waiting at the entrance and exit of the common room, and Percy's wary eyes glanced over from time to time to make sure he hadn't sneaked away. When he finally saw Hermione, Harry and Ron crawling in tiredly, he breathed a sigh of relief.

"Are you hurt?" he asked.

"No," Hermione replied with red and swollen eyes, "Thank you, Professor McGonagall came just in time."

"You didn't see," Ron said proudly like a victorious warrior, dancing and telling all the students who looked over, "Hermione fell to the ground, Harry was riding on the troll, and I cast a beautiful The floating spell——"7K妏揩

"Ronald Bilius Weasley!" Percy was furious. He roared and rushed over to grab his youngest brother's ear. "Disobeying orders! Leaving the team without permission! And taking Harry with him! Fight!" It's a troll!" He looked angry and frightened, and his other hand was groping around Ron's body in a panic, as if he was afraid that he might lose some parts.

"I'll tell mom," he breathed a sigh of relief after confirming that Ron was indeed not injured, and threatened, "Just wait."

"Dear little Ron——"

"Our little [brother]——"

The twins came over with a smile, looked at the children up and down, and said something interspersed with each other.

"-You scared Percy!"

"—and defeated the troll!"

The two of them shouted together: "Ron, the King of Destruction!" Then one of them grabbed one of Ron's hands and lifted him up. Before Percy could continue to get angry, he ran away with Ron in his arms while laughing and jumping. As they ran, they both shouted: "Ron, the King of Destruction!"

Ron was happy and embarrassed, yelling at his brothers to put him down, but of course it was of no use.

Harry looked at them with envy, and Tom took two cups of hot milk and stuffed them into his and Hermione's hands respectively.

"Drink something to calm down." He hurriedly picked up some food and brought it over. While they were eating, they told Tom what had just happened.

"It's so suspenseful. Fortunately, the professors arrived in time." Tom said, "It would be terrible if the troll knocked unconscious by Ron wakes up. Fortunately, the professors arrived." He changed his mind about Ron and no longer Called him by his last name.

"I still have to thank him, and you, Harry, and Tom." Hermione sat on the sofa holding a cup, and some color returned to her face, "Thank you for thinking of me."

"Nothing," said Tom, "I wanted to go, but Percy was looking too closely."

"I know," Hermione laughed, "if you tell the professor, he will definitely not let you go. By the way, the professor gave each of us five points for having the courage to fight against the troll."

"And Ron and I were given five points each," Harry added ruefully, "for leaving without permission."

Professor McGonagall was very dissatisfied with this behavior and even mentioned it in class afterwards.

"You are students of Hogwarts," she glanced at each student sternly, "and you should abide by the rules of Hogwarts. Whatever the principal asks you to do, you should do it, especially at critical moments. If every If only one student is able to make his own opinions, what kind of chaos will the school be like?"

Although she didn't mention her name, Harry blushed deeply. Ron pretended to be reading, not daring to look up at all.

"If you have any problems or emergencies, just report it to the teacher." She finally said, "I believe that every teacher is very willing to help you."

Tom stayed behind after class.

"What is it, Locke?" Professor McGonagall asked.

"Professor, I have an idea." Tom told Professor McGonagall his idea about campus radio. If there is a campus radio broadcast on Halloween Eve, emergency evacuation notices can be easily conveyed to every student without having to worry about who is not in the hall and misses the news.

"What happened that day was just a special situation," Professor McGonagall said. "I don't know much about broadcasting, but if it was just a notification, the usage rate might not be high."

"I heard the announcement on the Hogwarts Express, so I think it shouldn't be difficult to implement this technology in schools." Tom said, "In the future, it will be convenient for the school to notify you of any announcements, and you can also select a certain time period. You can share magic skills or something, just listen to songs during class, and enrich campus life. It's very simple to increase the usage rate, and besides, usage rate and necessity are two different things, Professor."

Professor McGonagall pondered for a moment and said: "What you said makes sense. However, the current number of teachers in the school is limited. The methods you think of to increase the utilization rate..."

"This mainly relies on the teacher to build the broadcast system. For the specific broadcast content, we can arrange for the student union to set up a broadcast room. Students are welcome to submit contributions." Tom lowered his voice and laughed, "There is no need to worry about the content being non-compliant. Everyone can use what is broadcast. If you hear something inappropriate, any teacher can stop it directly."

Professor McGonagall promised to discuss it with Principal Dumbledore.

"What did Professor McGonagall say to you?" Hermione inquired. She was very concerned about whether the professors had secretly opened a small stove for him.

"You'll know when it's done." Tom happily skipped to the library, "Would you like to go to the library?"

"Go!" Hermione was unhappy, but quickly followed, dragging along the reluctant Ron and Harry.

Since the troll incident, their relationship has become much better. This disappointed Malfoy, who was among the crowd that day and witnessed the quarrel between Tom and Ron. He was also counting on Tom to teach Ron a lesson. After all, if Tom teaches more people, he will be less conspicuous and less embarrassed among them...

After entering November, the weather becomes very cold. The mountains surrounding the school were gray and covered with ice and snow, and the lake was as cold and hard as tempered steel. There were fewer people doing outdoor activities, and most of the students were forced back to the castle by the cold air, but the castle was getting hotter - at least the teachers were suddenly very busy.

All the professors became active, walking around in various corners of the campus, waving their wands and chanting. Even the most talkative Headmaster of Hufflepuff refused to secretly tell them what they were busy with.

"Go away, children," Professor Sprout said tiredly, "I still have several points to go. The plants in the third greenhouse also need to be repotted..." She muttered and left.

The most vicious Professor Snape limped around the castle with an even worse temper. Even if he and Tom were in a cold war, he would not hesitate to cast a chilling gaze on Tom every time he saw him.

"He hates you almost as much as he hates me," Harry whispered.

"I'm so familiar with this look, 'Boy, you've got me into trouble again.'" Tom couldn't help but laugh: "Come on, I guess what's going on." But he still refused to say anything.

Fortunately, everyone soon knew what was going on - the school's radio station was opened!

The grade prefects take turns to be on duty and send out invitations for submissions to all students. They can also voluntarily sign up to be broadcasters.

There are currently two most popular programs. One is a painstaking masterpiece jointly contributed by the Weasley twins: "How to Prank Your Roommate" - which was suspended after two episodes due to the intervention of Professor McGonagall. It is said that it has been transferred. Entering the underground radio station, you can only listen if you know the correct password; the other is the evergreen program of the campus radio station: "Soaring in the Sky". Students from each college actively contributed articles to prove who the final winner of this school year's Quidditch season will be from various angles. Of course, each college firmly believed that its own college would win.