HP's return to innocence

The number of Slytherins in this year happened to be even, but as soon as the first-year snakes walked into the dormitory, the platinum prince suddenly appeared and dragged one of them away. As a result, someone's roommate was lucky enough to be alone Enjoy double dormitory.

"As far as I know, my dormitory is over there."

"As far as I know, my dear cousin doesn't want to be separated from his cousin, is it?"

"...yes."

There is nothing wrong with Crown and Draco sharing a room, and they also lived together last semester.Besides, living with a mature and cunning Malfoy is obviously more attractive than those young animals who have just entered school, especially if this Malfoy - under the condition of drinking aging potion - is still charming.

This can almost be said to be a pleasant cohabitation life, provided that he doesn't have that damn master-servant bondage contract on him!

Crown cursed in his heart—of course he cursed the contract, but he and Draco came to his dormitory with a smile on his face.

Drake opened the door, although when the diadem was just brought back from the Room of Requirement, Drake had already marveled at the Slytherin dormitory that hadn't changed for decades.But now, when he walked in here again as a student and an official resident, he still couldn't help sighing again: "This place has been like this for decades, wouldn't Hogwarts change even a little bit?" style?"

"How about being golden red?"

"Then it's still like this..."

"If you want to eat or drink, you can call Dobby. If you want to read, you can't touch anything except the ones in the desk and the suitcase. You can do whatever you want." Draco turned and opened the door to leave after finishing speaking. What to do.

It seems that the Slytherins have already discussed the matter of class strike. He and others should study the specific details tonight, such as what to do in addition to the class strike. After all, not all students are as good as Draco , even for Slytherin, most of them need to follow the schedule to attend classes in order to pass the exam.

Even if it is not for the exam, the wizard himself is necessary for living, fighting, and learning spells well.

The class strike is their challenge to the authority of professors and principals - when they use their authority to cause injustice - but it does not give up their own learning.

Therefore, if you want to continue studying, you must rely on yourself, your classmates, and your seniors.

This was indeed the case, the six official male and female prefects of Slytherin, as well as the unofficial but prestigious leaders of all grades except the first grade, were all gathered in the common room.They formed a circle and whispered about the list of all Slytherin students and this year's textbooks.

Senior seniors with outstanding academic performance will take on the responsibility of teaching lower grades knowledge, while lower grade students will form a group to supervise and help their classmates.

After the division of labor and cooperation, the prefects went to the dormitory of the first grade, knocked on the door of each newly admitted snake, and told them everything that happened last semester and the decision of the senior grade.But because they are freshmen, they can decide for themselves whether to participate in this collective action.

The little snakes in the first grade, of course, expressed their willingness to participate in this collective action, and acted according to the arrangement of the senior grades.

The reason for their obedience is that on the one hand, they objected when the second to seventh grades had already reached a consensus, which was obviously unwise.In addition, except for the youngest daughter of the Greengrass family, there were no children of high-ranking families who entered the school this year. Not only were they faced with seniors whose age and ability were higher than theirs, but also their family backgrounds were not comparable to theirs. Grade, naturally chooses to obey.

At the breakfast table the next day, the feats of Weasley and the Savior were well known, and the Slytherins laughed because of Mrs. Weasley's shouting letter, but while laughing, some Slytherins There was no smile in the eyes that passed each other.

Potter and Weasley's behavior was definitely a serious violation of school rules, but neither Dumbledore nor McGonagall gave them any deductions, which made the other hesitation of the Slytherins about the strike disappear.No one wants to work hard for the results of the first grade, but at the last moment, they let themselves suffer even greater humiliation.

In the morning, the second-year Slytherins were supposed to go to History of Magic with Ravenclaw, but of course no one went.

It's weird to sit in an old classroom and listen to a fifth grader lecture instead of going to the correct classroom when you know you're in class.Although the senior spoke very well, it was definitely much more interesting than what Professor Binns had to say.

But almost all the students couldn't concentrate on listening to the lecture, they were sweating, and some even writhed in their seats.Even Draco felt that his throat was a little dry, but at least he didn't change anything on the surface, and it even looked like he was listening to the class carefully.This increased the confidence of the senior who was giving the lecture, and also gave courage to the other second graders. They finally calmed down gradually...

The senior finally assigned homework - he arranged the homework according to the notes of some houses that Slytherin had graduated from earlier, and their first "self-study" class came to a successful conclusion.

"Severus! What the hell happened?!" Snape had just finished his sixth-grade Potions class. Before he could return to his office, several professors from Hogwarts approached him aggressively. we.

"what?"

"Slytherin! There is not a single Slytherin student in my class today! I have to deduct fifty points from Slytherin for this!" Professor McGonagall's anger was obvious.

Even the calm double agent Snake King was confused after encountering such an unimaginable emergency...

The information passed between students is actually much faster than that of professors.Especially Ravenclaw, who has many relatives in Slytherin. At noon, they not only knew that the Snake Court was so bold as to strike, they also knew why they were striking.

To them, the students of Snake Academy are divided into two attitudes.Most of it was theater, as in the old days, but a few - led by second-year Hermione Granger - felt they should join Slytherin...

"This is our just act of fighting for our legitimate rights!" Hermione said loudly and firmly, clapping her hand on a thick leather book.

"This is about Slytherin. After all, they lost the trophy last school year." A Ravenclaw interjected, and I have to say that there was a bit of schadenfreude in his tone.

Ravenclaw adheres to the principle of neutrality. Although that is the principle of their conduct, it does not mean that they do not want to win the Academy Cup.But Slytherin is no worse than them in terms of learning, and in the Quidditch competition where they can get a lot of points, because of physical factors, Ravenclaw is very depressed and loses repeatedly...

Slytherin had won the Academy Cup for more than six consecutive years, and they "sit firmly" in second place for six consecutive years.

Therefore, watching Slytherin lose the House Cup last school year, Ravenclaw applauded the most enthusiastically except for Gryffindor.

"This is not a question of whether to lose the Academy Cup, but a question of our interests and fairness. The savior and his friends violated the school rules, even if they got a good result in the end, they should be rewarded, so what about them before? Mistakes are still mistakes, but why are they not punished? If this is the case, does it mean that as long as the result is good, or even as long as what we want to do is good, then we can break the school rules unscrupulously? "

Most of the Ravenclaws were research freaks, and Hermione's question made them whisper to each other for a while.

"Also, the last time Slytherin's trophy was taken away, can you be sure that the people who are cheering for the honor one second before the next time and will endure the ridicule of losing the honor the next second, won't it be us?"

This is a very "interesting" question. If you say no, it means that Dumbledore only takes away the trophy from Slytherin, which means that he is "special" only to Slytherin; if you say yes, That means that Dumbledore is winning the trophy for Gryffindor, and he is only "special" to Gryffindor—no, it should be said that Gryffindor has a savior.

"Do you...have any dissatisfaction with Headmaster Dumbledore, Miss Granger?"

"Yes, I am dissatisfied, because some of Dumbledore's actions are obviously not in line with his status as a principal!"

What a bold girl, hardly Ravenclaw - the students in the Ravenclaw common room looked at each other.

Hermione's speech was contagious, but not many people ended up on his side to strike out with her.They are Ravenclaws after all, as long as they can do their own research and read their own books.Whether Dumbledore was unfair or favoritism, it wasn't them.

But Hermione didn't give up because few people agreed. During lunch, she wanted to find Draco and discuss with him about joining, but she didn't find him at the table, but Blaise accepted it happily. Joining her and those Slytherins.

Draco is now in Snape's office, and the Snake King is spraying his venom on the Slytherin prefects and Draco in a low and pleasant voice.Even the two prefects in the seventh grade obediently bowed their heads and shut up because of the terrifying threat. Only Draco kept his head up from the beginning to the end, and his blue-gray eyes faced the head of Slytherin without fear. See.

"When Headmaster Dumbledore added points to the three Gryffindors who violated discipline, you couldn't be right, and you didn't deduct points from them afterwards, which means you agree with Headmaster Dumbledore's behavior Yes. You have failed to protect your college and your students what they deserve, so now we are fighting with our strength."