Snakes at Hogwarts

Are you different from other Slytherins?

maybe.

Andros thought after hearing Hagrid's comment.

He quite agrees with this.

Although we are all snakes, there are also big differences between snakes.

Thinking about it carefully, I am indeed not from the same group as those little snakes who were born with golden keys in their mouths.

Apart from anything else, Andros could not accept the pure-blood supremacy accepted and promoted by these pure-blood nobles.

Of course he couldn't accept it.

As the saying goes, the butt determines the head. As a wizard who grew up in the Muggle world, how could Andros accept such a nonsense theory?

Where did he put himself in that case?

Don't forget, Andros also has an unexplained past.

As an orphan who grew up in an orphanage in the Muggle world, he had no idea who his parents were.

He is not Tom Riddle. Although he is also an orphan who grew up in an orphanage, his mother is a direct descendant of the Gunter family.

And the Gaunt family can go all the way back to Slytherin!

This family is the direct bloodline of Slytherin, and has maintained the purity of its bloodline for nearly a thousand years.

This is something that is generally accepted in the wizarding world.

Well, I really don’t know how such a family with close relatives has existed for so long.

Sometimes the magical world really doesn’t care about science!

In any case, Riddle, who was still studying at Hogwarts at the time, found himself a completely perfect origin.

Believe me, this is a very important thing.

Especially in an environment like Slytherin that values ​​pure blood.

If he hadn't put on this coat, no matter how talented and outstanding Riddle was, there wouldn't be so many pure-blood nobles responding to him.

In the magical world, pure blood is equivalent to a stepping stone that can be reluctantly recognized by pure-blood nobles.

Of course, the pure-blood nobles ultimately chose Voldemort not just because of Slytherin's blood.

As for the specific reason, Andros is not sure.

Maybe because Voldemort's ideas align with their interests?

Or maybe it's because they feel the need for a scapegoat who can be pushed to the forefront and manipulated?

In any case, they must have their own reasons. As for how these pure-blood families turned over, that is their own business.

Compared to Voldemort's superior bloodline, what does Andros have?

He has nothing.

After enrolling in Hogwarts, Andros also tried to find any record related to the three words Lobach from a certain book or from the trophy in the trophy room.

Unfortunately, his efforts came to nothing.

This also seems to indicate one thing. Even though his cheap parents were wizards, they had not achieved any fame, let alone established a family, leaving Andros with no distant relatives to rely on.

At least that's how it is in the British wizarding world.

And when he was sorted into Slytherin by that damn hat, this background was even more dazzling in the eyes of the little snakes than a lighthouse lighting up in the dark night.

As early as when he was first sorted into Slytherin, at the opening party, some snakes had already attacked him on this issue.

It's just that Andros reacted very quickly at that time. He used Hogwarts' unique mechanism of notifying new students to enroll and his conclusive lies to barely get the other Slytherins to agree.

His subsequent performance was also very eye-catching, and his relationship with Prefect Farley and the heir to the Malfoy family was not bad.

So far, no Slytherin students have bothered him.

It is foreseeable that once Senior Farley graduates and leaves Hogwarts and loses her protective umbrella, Andros' life will become difficult.

...

Hagrid's tea party ended in Andros's absent-minded thoughts.

In fact, after the debate about whether Draco was evil, they didn't talk about anything nutritious.

After that, Hermione asked some questions about magical creatures and how to choose a pet in the wizarding world.

And Hagrid lived up to expectations and gave Andros the answer he had been waiting for.

"Pets? You asked the right person! Apart from old Kettlebone, Hagrid is definitely the person in Hogwarts who knows the most about these magical creatures." He puffed up his chest very proudly.

"Why don't you try raising a marten? They're beautiful creatures, and their claws are so sharp they can pierce a dragon's hide.

Or maybe a Heidelberg hound?These hounds can grow as big as a calf. These little guys are born to know how to work as a team. It only takes two or three to hunt a lion. "

What did I say before?

Hagrid certainly can't provide any reliable advice!

The pets he recommends are basically equivalent to not raising pets unless you want to try to commit suicide.

After hearing Hagrid's words, Andros kept muttering in his mind.

Only this guy can be so energetic when describing claws and fangs.

Besides, only a big guy like Hagrid would affectionately call a calf-sized creature a little guy.

"Well, if I remember correctly, the school doesn't seem to allow students to raise creatures other than toads, cats, and owls, especially these dangerous creatures." Hermione said weakly.

She also looked frightened by the creatures Hagrid described.

Merlin, is this really a pet that a first grader can keep?

"Dangerous? No, no, no, they are not dangerous at all! As long as you master the correct training methods, I can guarantee that they will be more docile than cats."

So what you’re saying is that if you don’t master the correct domestication methods, you might lose your life?

Andros complained madly in his mind.

It seems that when the time comes that he will foster Ivar here, Hagrid will probably not refuse.

The only question now is whether the python that only eats and sleeps meets Hagrid's dangerous rating?

After all, this guy even dares to raise a fire dragon. A plain python may not necessarily attract Hagrid's attention.

Of course, despite these words, Hagrid still gave some relatively reliable advice.

"Maybe you can go to Diagon Alley. There is a shop specializing in selling pets. But IMHO, the pets there are not very good." He curled his lips with some disdain.

Doesn't that sound good to you?

Does that mean there is no danger to ordinary little wizards?

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