Snakes at Hogwarts

The auditorium this Thursday morning was obviously different from the past. Perhaps because the flying lesson was about to begin, the enthusiasm of the little snakes and the little lions was extremely high.

They were talking enthusiastically about the afternoon flying lessons on their respective long tables, and the little badger and eaglet on both sides looked at each other with excitement.

The flying lessons of these two academies will have to wait until tomorrow afternoon. At this moment, I can only look at the other two tables with envious eyes at the little wizards who will be able to fly freely in the sky.

It seems that whether they are Muggles or wizards, human beings always hope that they can soar high in that mysterious blue sky.

Conquering the sky has always been a dream of mankind.

They tried every means to explore the sky and even the secrets above the sky.

Of course, wizards have also tried to explore the secrets of the sky.

Remember that weird wizarding magazine, The Quibbler?

There was once a ridiculous article published there, in which a wizard claimed that he had flown to the moon on a Sweeping Star and brought back a bag of frogs on the moon as evidence.

Well, there are frogs on the moon.

It’s magic and it’s devilish.

In fact, in the years when broomsticks were first made, there were indeed some crazy wizards riding broomsticks and flying into the sky regardless of themselves, trying to figure out the secrets in the sky.

However, most of them sacrificed their lives. Before they could fly out of the atmosphere, they were stopped due to lack of oxygen, low temperature, or the disintegration of their broomsticks.

Slowly, no one flew up stupidly anymore, and the sky above was gradually described as a restricted area of ​​life that represented freezing and death.

As for before the broomstick was invented, had anyone visited that mysterious restricted area of ​​life through other means, or had insight into the secrets in the sky?

That's not clear.

There are too many things buried in the dust of history.

Maybe there are wizards who have actually been to the moon.

Merlin knows

...

"Ender, maybe you are indeed a genius on the ground, but if you ask me, I will support you when you fly into the sky."

At the Slytherin long table, Draco teased Andros unscrupulously. He knew that Andros, who was born in the Muggle world, had not yet touched a broomstick.

You can't be stronger than me now, can you?

Draco thought very proudly. He knew how difficult it was to get started with a broomstick. No matter how talented Andros was, he couldn't compare to him.

As for his flying talent, Draco was very confident.

He had been riding a broomstick since he was a child, initially a toy broomstick, of course, flying around the wilderness in the backyard of the family mansion.

Although he had a good relationship with Andros, what Draco didn't want to admit was that he felt a little jealous when he saw Andros shine in class these two weeks.

This very arrogant little dragon has always had the idea in his heart to prove to everyone that he is better than Andros. As soon as this idea appeared, it took root in his mind and lingered.

This is normal. Even Ron, who has been walking behind the savior, longs to be admired and looked at by others, let alone the competitive Draco.

"I am definitely a true genius on broomsticks and Quidditch." Draco

Not paying attention to Draco's provocation like a child, Andros smiled and wiped his mouth with a napkin. After these two weeks of learning and imitating, his aristocratic etiquette became even more impeccable, at least in Slater's eyes. Nothing strange can be seen on Lin's long table.

"Okay, little genius, I hope you won't always copy my homework in the future. As a genius, you must have the consciousness that a genius should have." Andros shot back somewhat casually.

He could guess what was going on in Draco's head at a glance.

However, I'm afraid Draco will be disappointed. He has no interest in broomsticks or Quidditch.

"How could I copy your homework? It was for reference. Yes, it was just for reference." Xiaolong's face turned red all of a sudden. He stammered in explanation, which made the Slytherin table tremble. Laughter.

"I won't tell you anymore. I'm going to Crabbe to find Scarhead in Gryffindor. Goyle, let's go."

Realizing that he couldn't defeat Andros, Draco took out his anger on the poor Gryffindor savior.

Seeing the way he rushed over excitedly, Zabini raised his forehead speechlessly.

"Why does he know the trouble of finding that Potter all day long?"

"Want to hear my opinion?" Andros smiled slightly, he already had a rather evil idea.

"What do you think?" Zabini asked.

"Our Draco, he has always been secretly in love with Potter, the savior of Gryffindor." Andros's words were so shocking that the little snakes around him exclaimed in surprise.

"Merlin on top"

"real or fake"

When Andros said this, Pansy covered her mouth in disbelief, what?

Draco actually has someone he likes

still a man

As a pure-blood wizard who grew up with Draco, Pansy has always had an ignorant feeling for Draco.

And her family, after noticing the girl's little thoughts, always intentionally or unintentionally arranged for the two to meet.

"How is this possible I mean, how is it possible for Draco to fall in love with a man" she asked in disbelief.

"What, do you think there can't be love between same-sex people? As far as I know, the wizarding world has accepted homosexuality very early, and its level of openness is much earlier than that of the Muggle world. And ours Principal, didn’t you also have a love that transcended taboos and worldliness when you were young?”

Andros really dared to say that anyway, the bad things about Lao Deng and Grindelwald had long been spread throughout the wizarding world.

But Andros was probably the only one who dared to tell the people around him so blatantly in school.

"I'm not talking about this, I'm talking about, how do you know Draco likes Potter?" Pansy asked stammering.

"You haven't noticed that he often runs to the Gryffindor table."

"So what, isn't he looking for trouble with that Potter?"

"Pansy, haven't you heard this saying? Hitting means kissing, scolding means loving. He goes there every day, and his relationship with Potter must be extraordinary.

And you must know that he was already paying attention to Potter before he even entered school.Besides, how do you know that those quarrels were not a cover for their relationship?

After all, Slytherin couldn't blatantly fall in love with a Gryffindor. "

There were whispers on the Slytherin long table, especially the senior girls. While they were discussing, they looked playfully in the direction of Gryffindor from time to time.

There, Draco, who knew nothing, was still showing off to his arch-enemy Potter.

"Don't let Draco know what I'm telling you today. He is a very shy person and doesn't like his secrets to be exposed."