HP: By the lake of Snake Garden, flowers bloom on the other side

So wicked.

Little old man, you don’t have martial ethics!

As soon as he stepped out of the principal's office, he started to add points to Gryffindor.

In his own name, he added one hundred and seventy points to Gryffindor.

I haven't returned to the Slytherin common room yet, and all the Slytherin students know that it was because of me that Gryffindor got extra points, and then surpassed Slytherin by a very narrow margin to win the House Cup.

Be a human being, Principal.

Lycoris stood there, thinking quickly about how to survive this crisis.

The girl quickly opened the sleeve of her left hand to just above the elbow. The thumb and index finger of her right hand gently picked up a small piece of skin on the inner side of her left arm and pinched it hard.

The skin in this area is extremely delicate. It is usually not exposed to light and will not develop calluses due to friction.

This move by Licoris was not cruel. She pinched herself so much that she trembled, and her arms quickly turned red to the naked eye.

The pain caused by the girl's hand made her brown eyes well up with water, and her tearful eyes were translucent and moist.

Lycoris rubbed her eyes with her palms expressionlessly and pressed her index finger on the end of her eyes.

Then he picked up the hem of his plain robe and ran towards the auditorium.

"What? A Slytherin actually asked the Dean to give points to Gryffindor? One hundred and seventy points, am I right?"

"Is she crazy? Slytherin is obviously the champion of the House Cup, but she turned her back on us Slytherin to score points for Gryffindor?"

"What kind of extra point is this? Isn't the score settlement of our Academy Cup over? Why are there extra points?"

All topics exploded in an instant, and every student was discussing Slytherin's Licoris Snape.

No matter what they were talking about before, the central topic became Gryffindor's points.

Slytherin common room.

"Potter, Potter, Potter, why does everything have to do with him?" Malfoy folded his arms and leaned on the sofa, muttering impatiently, "Can't you just be honest even in the hospital?"

"Let's go." Theodore Nott and Pansy Parkinson looked at each other, and the two stood up in tacit understanding.

"Where are you going?" Draco Malfoy also stood up. What are they going to do? I have to go too.

"Go to the Great Hall." Pansy Parkinson had already run away, leaving a message to Malfoy.

Why did Nott and Pansy's first reaction be to go to the Great Hall?

First, there are many people in the Great Hall, especially the little wizards from Hufflepuff who like to stay there and join in the fun. The information you get will be more timely and accurate.

Second, when you return to the Slytherin common room from the principal's office, you will pass by the Great Hall.

And the most important thing, thirdly, they both felt that Licoris would be there.

Great Hall.

There are many little wizards in the auditorium, and they are all chatting animatedly.

There were some people sitting at the long Slytherin table. Pansy and Nott looked at each other and sat in their usual seats.

Malfoy soon caught up and sat next to Nott.

"How's it going?" Malfoy asked the two of them.

"It's not good for Lycoris at the moment." Pansy shook her head.

Malfoy looked at Nott, who also shook his head.

Isn't this just bad?

If Licoris were at the scene, she could only use one sentence to describe her current situation: too many words to describe, and she must die to apologize.

Isn’t it a serious sin?

It was a sin to give up the Academy Cup. It's still Slytherin's rival, Gryffindor, with an added penalty.

The center of the conversation, Licris Snape, appeared in the Great Hall, and many people stood up and looked at her.

The first rule of public relations crisis: the principle of speed, timeliness is the most important.

The sooner you reply, the better.

Licoris ran to the auditorium. After finding Pansy, she ran over and hugged her suddenly.

I originally planned to find a random girl I knew, but I didn't expect Pansy to be there.

Pansy was stunned, and then suddenly pushed her away, "Why are you doing this? Are we Slytherins sorry for you? The points we worked so hard to get the first place, what did you do?"

After being pushed, the girl took a step back, her thin body trembling. The brown eyes blinked, and big tears fell.

"Parkinson, look at her crying." Malfoy said, "If you have anything to do, we'll talk about it later."

But don’t, you must say it now.

"You don't have to worry about it. I'm the great hero of Gryffindor, and I've won 170 points for them!" Pansy even scolded Malfoy, "Are you worthy of being a Slytherin?"

"I...I..." Licoris muttered, and there was no sound in the entire auditorium, "I can't help it either."

"Principal...Principal, he..." Licoris deliberately spoke in mid-sentence, "I knew about that training accidentally, but only a few people participated..."

"What training? The one where you get points? Why didn't you tell us?" Pansy grasped the key point, "Is there any special training that only Gryffindors can participate in?"

"This is the principal..." Licoris covered her mouth and shook her head in panic, "I can't say."

Malfoy suddenly felt that this scene looked familiar. Why...it was a bit like the time she poured water on herself in the conference room to frame me, leaving me speechless?

He decided not to speak and look again. Then he noticed that Nott didn't speak.

"I was the only Slytherin at that time, what could I do?" Lycoris lowered her eyes, looking extremely aggrieved.

"Don't you know how to call us?" Pansy questioned her, "Did you do it on purpose?"

"But this is against the rules! I didn't know that I could call others. Otherwise, how could I not call you?" Lycoris looked pitifully, the corners of her eyes red. "Who knew that breaking the rules would lead to training, and you could also get extra points? ?”

Got it.

This Slytherin, Lycoris Snape, saw the Gryffindor people violating the rules, so she followed them to eat melon. I didn't expect that this was a special training. So Gryffindor added points, but why didn't she?

"Then you went alone, why didn't you get any extra points?" Pansy asked what everyone was thinking, and everyone pricked up their ears.

"It was a team competition, and I... was eliminated early! Woohoo! I'm sorry for everyone!" Licoris covered her face and cried, but spoke very clearly, "The score...the score was discussed with me by the principal... ...discussed..."

Understood.

The scorers were four people, team competition, so they got 170 points. She was alone and without points.

Because I saw the special training, I was called by the principal to discuss scoring.

Why did the headmaster give extra points to Gryffindor and use the girl as an excuse?

"From now on...even if it breaks the rules, I will call you if something like this happens." The girl's voice was tearful, but firm.