Hogwarts The Dark Arts Awakening

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The quill smoothly left lines of writing on the paper, building the framework of the story in an orderly manner.

Draco's little move did not disrupt Jerry's pace. He had already expected this - with the other party's temperament, it would be abnormal not to make a fuss after encountering danger.

Moreover, Draco's approach this time can be said to be completely reasonable - if an underage student encounters a dangerous beast in a boarding school, of course he should contact his parents and report the situation.

As for Professor Quirrell who asked everyone to keep it secret?

The Two-Face has been playing the incompetent stutterer for so long that not many students take him seriously anymore, especially Draco.

At that time, he had just escaped danger and was in shock, so he did not jump out to object. Now the situation is very different, and his attitude is naturally different.

'Lucius will probably be very happy after receiving this news, right?He had just been disgraced by the raid, but he had gained nothing from Dumbledore on the back. '

This was Jerry's impression when he first learned about the contents of the letter. However, he quickly overturned this guess.

Lucius Malfoy was indeed a Death Eater, but he still had love for his family in his heart.After learning that his son almost fed the dog, his first reaction was probably to get furious and then run to the principal to settle the score, right?

So, do you want to stop?

Jerry didn't intend to do that.

Granted, he could have just stopped the letter and reminded Draco to keep it secret.But this is not a long-term solution unless he is willing to monitor the other party's every move around the clock.

Even if he did this, the other party would have to go home sooner or later, and the Malfoy family would still know about it, and everything would be back to the starting point.

Besides, Jerry didn't have to do that.

Not to mention that the matter itself had little to do with him, even if the Malfoy family decided to use this as an opportunity to deal with Dumbledore, it would only make the old wizard a little embarrassed.

Refer to the injury incident in the Hippogriff class in the original book - Draco was injured because he ignored Hagrid's instructions and was rudely provocative. Lucius was up and down for this, and in the end he could only judge Buckby involved in the case. Death penalty in absentia.

This time, no students were injured at all. Several people were in danger because they went out at night without permission, and the consequences were unreasonably more serious.

Moreover, Draco's approach this time can be said to be completely reasonable - if an underage student encounters a dangerous beast in a boarding school, of course he should contact his parents and report the situation.

As for Professor Quirrell who asked everyone to keep it secret?

The Two-Face has been playing the incompetent stutterer for so long that not many students take him seriously anymore, especially Draco.

At that time, he had just escaped danger and was in shock, so he did not jump out to object. Now the situation is very different, and his attitude is naturally different.

'Lucius will probably be very happy after receiving this news, right?He had just been disgraced by the raid, but he had gained nothing from Dumbledore on the back. '

This was Jerry's impression when he first learned about the contents of the letter, but he quickly overturned this guess.

Lucius Malfoy was indeed a Death Eater, but he still had love for his family in his heart.After learning that his son almost fed the dog, his first reaction was probably to get furious and then run to the principal to settle the score, right?

So, do you want to stop?

Jerry didn't intend to do that.

Granted, he could have just stopped the letter and reminded Draco to keep it secret.But this is not a long-term solution, unless he is willing to monitor the other party's every move around the clock.

Even if he did this, the other party would have to go home sooner or later, and the Malfoy family would still know about it, and everything would be back to the starting point.

Besides, Jerry didn't have to do that.

Not to mention that the matter itself had little to do with him, even if Malfoy decided to use this as an opportunity to deal with Dumbledore, it would only make the old wizard a little embarrassed.