HP wants to be boss at Hogwarts

Mino felt that his life in Slytherin was very comfortable. As for why he felt so comfortable, he had to start from Tuesday.

But let’s talk about what happened the day before. When I got up in the morning, Draco laughed at me because he didn’t know the way, but he still led Mino to the auditorium for breakfast dutifully.

After breakfast, Mino went to the Gryffindor table. Harry and Ron were not seen, but the Weasley twins were sitting there and saw Mino coming over and greeted her happily.

In contrast, the other people in Gryffindor were not so happy. It was probably not difficult for them to understand why Minnow went to Slytherin.

However, Mino has the savior filter on him, so others don't hate Mino.

"Aren't Harry and Ron here yet?" Minnow sat down next to George.

"No, they may be lost. Do you want some bread?" Fred said.

"No, I've eaten it."

"Hmm, we are at the Slytherin table, right?" George said, "What a surprise, the two Potters actually went to different houses."

"The two academies are still bitter rivals," Fred added.

"Okay, Fred, I know what you mean, but I don't think there's anything bad about Slytherins - honestly, they're all very nice."

"Oh, aren't we friendly?" George said dissatisfied.

"Em," Mino hesitated, "don't you know better, George?"

"Hey, you made a mistake, I'm Fred."

"Don't be stupid, you are George, and my eyes haven't had any problems yet." Mino said.

Both George and Fred were a little surprised.

"So you can tell us apart?" Fred asked.

"Why not?" Mino replied.

Fred and George looked at each other.

"Brother, this little snake can tell us apart."

"Yeah, is this some kind of Slytherin magic?"

"Hey," Mino patted the table, "Don't be kidding."

George smiled and said: "Okay, okay, stop joking Fred, Mimi should be angry."

"Mimi?" Mino was a little dissatisfied with his new name because it sounded like calling him a puppy.

"This is a nickname, which means we are good friends." George said happily.

"Okay Jojo, I want to know about the situation at Hogwarts. As my good friend, can you tell me?"

George laughed and spread his hands: "Of course it's no problem Mimi."

After a few minutes, Minnow realized that this was a mistake.

Because George actually told her not to go to the girls' bathroom because the toilet inside would explode.

Fortunately, Harry and Ron came over and interrupted George.

"We're lost." Ron looked unhappy.

"Filch saw it," Harry said. "He thought we were going to break into the restricted area."

"He also wants to lock us in the dungeon!" Ron said angrily.

"Oh, poor little Ronnie," said George, but not so carelessly.

Ron sat across from Mino and said to Mino, "I really didn't expect you to enter Slytherin."

"You said that we are still friends even if we are not in the same college." Mino said hurriedly.

"I thought you would become friends with Malfoy," said Ron.

"Maybe," Mino thought for a while, "I think I should become friends with him."

"He doesn't seem that annoying," Harry said.

"Oh, you're in love with him?" Fred said.

Ron rolled his eyes, then quickly stuffed something into his mouth.

Mino was about to tell Ron to be careful when he heard Draco's voice behind him.

"Mino, it's time to go to class. Do you want to be late with these stupid lions?"

Mino stood up, but still left one sentence: "Except for his bad mouth, he is pretty good."

Mino had always been worried that Ron and the others would be estranged because he was in Slytherin, just like Professor Snape and his mother, but it turned out that Mino was overly worried.

She could still communicate with Harry and Ron about the magic they learned in class, or talk about the history of magic with Professor Binns.

The Weasley twins' pranks respect no one and no house.

At noon on Tuesday, they wanted to scare Mino with a fake spider. It was made of chocolate but used magic to make it look realistic.

They came to the Slytherin table and gave Mino a cake. When Mino opened it, spiders were crawling on the cake.

Then the Weasley twins saw Minnow without changing his expression, before the spider crawled onto his hand, he inserted a fork into the spider's body, then mixed it with cream and put it in his mouth.

Sensing Draco's gaze that could swallow an egg, Mino stretched out the half-eaten spider in his hand: "Want a bite? It can still move."

In the evening, when Minnow was resting in the common room, reading "The Tales of Beedle the Bard" by the way, Pansy Parkinson suddenly walked up to Minnow and began to say some inexplicable words.

In fact, Mino didn't listen much. She probably said that she shouldn't be so close to Gryffindor because it would be too embarrassing for Slytherin.

Minnow had been reading "The Tales of Beedle the Bard" seriously. Parkinson probably felt that he was losing face, so he snatched Minnow's book away, and then laughed loudly at Minnow for still reading storybooks at his age.

Draco was about to say a word for Mino, but Mino did it himself.

Yes, with your hands, not with your words.

Mino, who was once an orphan, vowed to learn how to fight because he couldn't win over other children in the orphanage when grabbing food.

So when she grew up, she signed up for a martial arts class to learn martial arts suitable for a petite girl like her. The coach said she was very talented.

In the wizarding world, Mino also practiced often. This is why no one bullies Mino in Muggle schools. This is not because she is a girl, but simply because those people are afraid of being beaten by her.

Harry never knew that the sister he always thought he wanted to protect was secretly protecting him. Occasionally, Mino would say that he had found money and treat Harry to snacks, which was also collected from the protection fee.

Because of Minnow's intimidation, Dudley didn't know anything, and naturally Aunt Petunia and Uncle Vernon didn't know either.

When Parkinson took away Mino's book, Mino was seeing the exciting part. She is a person who has a beginning and an end, so she must read the whole story.

So she held Parkinson's wrist, but Parkinson obviously didn't realize what was going to happen to her later, and still mocked Mino, and mocked Mino's parents by the way.

"It's not a good habit to be a mouthy person, Parkinson."

After Mino said this, Parkinson received a heavy blow on his stomach, and then Mino threw him over his shoulder and fell to the sofa.

Mino felt very kind. This was a sofa, it was soft!

There was silence in the common room, and everyone looked over.

Parkinson looked extremely angry, his face turned red, he got up from the sofa and hit Mino.

But obviously, a mage, no, an undeveloped mage cannot defeat a developed assassin.

Parkinson was pinned to the ground and beaten by Mino.

Mino stood up slowly: "I just like reading story books. Do you have any opinions?"

Draco looked at this scene in horror, and suddenly realized that Mino was usually very kind to him, and would only roll his eyes in the face of his ridicule.

Parkinson's friends couldn't see this scene, and after a brief moment of stunned silence, they all began to accuse Mino.

Mino couldn't listen to those words, so he beat them all down one by one.

"Hasn't anyone told you that it's bad behavior to insult others casually?" Mino educated him while doing so.

"Hitting... hitting people is also a bad behavior..." Hodgson said silently.

"Hmph, I think the Sorting Hat is really confused. It actually sorted a stupid lion into the noble Slytherin!" Marcus Flint said.

Minnow disliked the captain of the Quidditch team very much. She still remembered Flint's shady methods against Gryffindor's wooden captain.

"Then you stupid baboon should be in Slytherin?" Minnow looked at Flint provocatively and squeezed his hand loudly.

Flint was obviously irritated. He took two steps forward and stretched out his hand towards Mino, looking like he wanted to grab Mino's collar.

Minnow quickly kicked Flint in the stomach, then kicked him on the wall and kneed Flint in the face.

When he landed, Flint was bleeding from the nose.

"You vicious—"

Minnow picked up Draco's History of Magic from the table and swung it hard into Flint's face.

Good, passed out.

"Why did you use my book!"

Mino turned to look at Draco.

"I don't mind."

Mino nodded with satisfaction, and then looked at Prefect Hodgson.

Before Hodgson could express his thoughts, the entrance suddenly opened and Gemma walked in.

"Good evening, everyone -" she saw the people lying on the floor, and then exclaimed: "What's going on?" Then she saw Hodgson, who was a little dazed, "Snow! You are the prefect!"

"I can't stop her!" Hodgson immediately pointed at Minnow and said.

"But you didn't stop me." Mino looked a little innocent.

"Oh my God!" Gemma held her face in shock, "Did you beat these people down?"

Mino felt vaguely guilty and nodded slowly.

"Amazing!"

Mino:?

Is this the point?

Regardless of whether that was the point or not, someone still called Snape, and Minnow was taken to Snape's office, along with Prefect Hodgson.

As soon as Mino walked in, he began to cry silently.

Hodgson was so surprised that he watched Minnow's tears fall down his fair cheeks.

Then when Snape asked what happened, he covered his mouth, cried and shook his head, saying that everything was his fault.

With a face like Lily's, it was difficult not to arouse Snape's protective desire, so Mino successfully made Snape forget to pursue her mistake of hitting someone.

Although maybe there was no intention to pursue it in the first place.

"Professor," Mino sobbed, "I really didn't mean it, but Parkinson - she said my mother - I can't bear it. Professor, please punish me. I know I was wrong."

Apparently Snape put a lot of effort into looking normal.

But his tone was still exceptionally gentle.

"No, you did nothing wrong. You stood up for your rights. You did a good job, Mino."

Prefect Hodgson, who was watching everything, was stunned and began to think about the possibility of doing the same thing himself.

Hodgson: Forget it, the professor will probably give me poison... Wait, I saw this, the professor won't silence me, right?

Hodgson still walked out of the office alive and told others what he saw. Minnow was not punished in any way. On the contrary, Parkinson, who was the first to cause trouble, was punished by Professor Snape to clean the corridors for a week.

Since then, rumors have gradually spread that Professor Snape paid special attention to Minnow and that Minnow was in a group with high strength. Maybe it cannot be called a rumor, but it should be called a fact.

Therefore, almost no one will make irresponsible remarks in front of Mino in the future.

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