Snakes at Hogwarts

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"I didn't expect that Gryffindors also like to speak ill of others behind their backs." Draco turned out from behind the cabinet displaying the prizes.

With him were Crabbe, Andros, Zabini, and Pansy. A group of people stared at the rude Weasley, which made him shrink back behind Harry unnaturally.

Seeing this scene, Draco became even more proud.

He may not have realized that the reason why his friends stayed up most of the night to accompany him to the trophy display room on the fourth floor of the castle was not just to watch his excitement.

Perhaps, they wanted to help Draco hold up the scene.

This may be what Slytherin friendship should be like.

Unlike Gryffindor, most Slytherins will not express their true thoughts directly. The little snakes think this is a very stupid approach.

There is no way, the little snakes are so arrogant.

Snakes have a way of expressing friendship that is difficult for ordinary people to understand, and those who cannot understand Slytherin-style friendship will think that the people in this academy are cold-blooded egoists.

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"Didn't your parents teach you not to speak ill of people behind their backs?"

What made the little snakes dumbfounded was that what Pansy said in the lounge not long ago was sent to Weasley intact by Draco, which made the latter's face turn red. Same hair.

I don't know if it's because of shame or anger.

"I think so. They can't even feed themselves, and they probably don't have time to teach you." Draco continued to spray venom. With so many people behind him, this little dragon was extremely arrogant.

"Shut up, Malfoy." Harry looked at Draco angrily not far away. He really couldn't understand that there was a boy more annoying than Dudley in the world.

Moreover, the most disgusting thing is that he always goes against himself.

Thinking of this, Harry felt an unknown anger rising in his heart. He had been unhappy with Malfoy for a long time, but he just had no chance to vent.

Because most of the time, Professor McGonagall or other professors could always sense that something was going on here, which prevented them from finding any chance to have a good fight. .

Perhaps it was because he defeated Draco in public for the first time in the afternoon flying lesson and was also selected as the Seeker of Hogwarts, which made the savior Potter's confidence greatly increased.

He thinks he's done.

Facing Draco who came to provoke him, he and Ron agreed without thinking.

This led to the duel tonight.

"Why do you have so many people here? This is different from what we promised." Ron also stuttered and asked. He tried to muster up the courage and tried not to let his momentum weaken.

Compared with the large group of people on Draco's side, the savior Potter's side was undoubtedly much deserted.

Due to the appearance of Andros, Hermione was not sorted into Gryffindor as in the original novel.

Not even in the same house as Potter, she would naturally not participate in the duel between Harry and Draco.

At this moment, the little witch is probably quietly having her next sweet dream in the dormitory of Ravenclaw Tower on the west side of the castle.

Next to Harry, there was only Ron, and behind the two of them, a fat boy with a round face was standing there timidly. After seeing Andros, he couldn't help but shrink back behind the two of them. Shrinking, hoping that these two thin bodies can block his body.

The little boy behind them was of course Neville. The poor guy couldn't remember the password to enter the lounge, which often made him trapped outside the lounge for a long time.

Even though she knew that he was indeed a student of Gryffindor House, if he didn't know the password, the Fat Lady would do her best to keep him out.

If he hadn't happened to meet Harry and Ron who were out for a night out, he might have curled up on the floor outside until dawn.

Given the current situation, maybe Hufflepuff would be more suitable for him.Gryffindors rarely tolerate those of their own kind who they consider less than courageous.

This was true for Neville, and so was Peter Pettigrew back then.

"What does this have to do with you? Weasley and we are here to watch the duel between Draco and Potter." After hearing Ron's question, Zabini stood up decisively.

Although, in front of outsiders, Slytherin will always

"Of course it does matter. How do we know whether you will abide by the agreement when so many of you are here?" Ron stretched his neck and retorted unwillingly.

"Stop saying stupid things Weasley, of course we will abide by the agreement, otherwise, you would be curled up on the ground and being beaten." Andros's face was full of impatience.

He rarely interrupts other people's conversations so rudely. The main reason for doing this is that Andros doesn't like the stupid guy in front of him.

This dislike is largely due to the fact that Ron Weasley ended up marrying Hermione.

Rowling, are you making any more international jokes?

Why does he deserve Hermione?

Andros didn't want to admit it. After knowing the ending in the original work, he felt a little jealous in his heart. What kind of bad luck did this stupid guy Ron get?

This jealousy quickly turned into anger.

This is one of the reasons why Andros hopes that Hermione will be sorted into Ravenclaw, so that the girl will not be involved in the troublesome vortex of the savior Potter, let alone have any consequences with the guy in front of her.

"If Draco hadn't promised in advance and told us that this was a fair duel, I can guarantee that as soon as you stepped foot here, we would have knocked you down with a magic spell." Andros said sarcastically. His words contained undisguised sarcasm.

Speaking of which, this was the first time he had attacked someone so violently with words. Unlike when he teased Draco, those words were just a joke between friends.

Maybe even Andros himself didn't realize that his tolerance for Ron was very low. As soon as he saw the stinky face with freckles under the red hair, he felt an unknown anger welling up in his heart.

"Ender, I feel like your proposal seems good." Pansy also threatened the Gryffindor opposite with a wicked smile. Not only him, but also the little snakes looked at the nervous savior with teasing expressions.

They waved their wands and gestured towards Potter.

This made Harry and Ron quickly take out the wands in their robes, as if the fragile little stick in their hands would dispel the tension in their hearts.

As for Neville, he looked like he would turn around and run away at any moment.

The Slytherins laughed openly, especially Draco, who simply couldn't get too excited right now.

"Okay, don't scare them."

"We will abide by the agreement, come here quickly." Looking at Potter and his group standing hesitantly at the door, Andros waved his hand impatiently.

That’s pretty much the part of lowering morale.

If I continue talking, I'm afraid they will be frightened and run away.

Yes, Andros' words also meant to put psychological pressure on the Potters.

Although Andros believed in his heart that it was perfectly fine for Draco to take care of the young savior, doing so would undoubtedly greatly increase the dragon's chances of winning.

Slytherin is so unscrupulous.

Little snakes will always seek the greatest benefit for themselves within the limits allowed by the rules. This is the talent of snakes.

"Hurry up and finish your typing early and go to bed early. I think you don't want to be discovered by the professor on night watch."

Harry and Ron looked at each other, and then came to the opposite side of Slytherin together.

"The duel pits Draco Malfoy and his assistant Vincent Crabbe against Harry Potter and his assistant Ron Weasley."

"The rules of the duel are very simple. Only wands are allowed, and no physical contact is allowed. The duel adopts a one-on-one rule. After the duelist is defeated or loses the ability to move, the assistant will serve as a substitute to take over the duelist and continue the duel until one party is defeated. Until you give up or give up."

"Do you have any questions?" After saying the rules, Andros looked at the savior Potter.

"No, we have no problem." Potter tightened the wand in his hand. Although he had always wanted to beat Draco up, when this kind of thing was really put in front of him, the savior began to feel awkward again. I became uneasy.

He desperately recalled the magic spells taught by the professors, hoping to pick out one or two spells that could be used in a duel.

"Okay, now you two stand facing each other. The other parties in the duel need to bow to each other first."

"bow"

"What did you say"

"impossible"

"I don't want to bow to Scarhead"

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