Hogwarts Slytherin

"Oh my god, this isn't true." James' hair was ruffled and messed up. "I mean, man, I think you're pretty good."

Sirius said calmly: "Who knows, maybe I will be an exception, buddy, which college do you want to go to?"

Reggie said calmly: "I guess it's Gryffindor."

James excitedly gave him a "discerning" look and immediately made a gesture to draw his sword: "Of course! Just like my father, only warriors of justice can enter Gryffindor."

Snape looked at his stupidity and deliberately sneered.

He immediately received a glare from James: "What? Do you have any opinion?"

Snape was famous for his venomous tongue in the original novel, and just as Reggie expected, he spoke dryly.

"No. I assume you are just an idiot with a simple mind and strong limbs..." Lily pulled Snape's robe with a disapproving look on her face, stopping his unspoken words.

James' face suddenly turned red and he stood up suddenly.

"I'm very sorry." Sirius suddenly interrupted, squinting his eyes and looking at Snape up and down casually, and then said sarcastically: "But you look not only simple-minded, but you know, your limbs are also underdeveloped."

James immediately burst into laughter.

This time it was Snape's turn to become anxious, and he drew out his wand and pointed it at the two of them.

Seeing her friend being insulted, Lily was very angry: "You two are so rude, you must apologize to Severus!"

James imitated her weird look and shouted: "Oh ~ apologize to Severus ~"

"Is this your name? Snotlout? How are you going to use your wand to deal with us?" Sirius picked up his wand with interest, stared at Snape and spoke.

Little wizards who have not yet entered school will not be able to use magic spells without someone to teach them. Magic does not mean reading a book and then knowing a certain spell and then casting it.

Therefore, Sirius' words stepped on his sore foot. Ever since he discovered that Lily was a wizard, he had always played the role of a knowledgeable and dependable person, showing his understanding of the wizarding world and being the object of admiration by the other party.

What man can endure being insulted in front of a girl he likes?Snape threw away his wand and rushed towards the two of them.

"Oh! No, Sev."

James looked a little eager to try, but Reggie noticed that Sirius raised his wand and pointed it at Snape: "Stand still..."

Reggie saw the opportunity and pointed the wand at him more quickly: "Expelliarmus!"

"Bang" Sirius' body also hit the box door hard, and his wand was knocked to the side.

James ignored Snape and pointed at Reggie and shouted: "You despicable little snake! You actually attacked by surprise. I will officially challenge you to a duel."

Although there are restrictions on magic and other elements, generally young wizards from pure-blood families will master one or two small spells before entering school. First-year spells are not too difficult under the guidance of adult wizards.

Lily grabbed Snape at this moment and saw James starting to accuse and provoke him again. This righteous little witch had already regarded Reggie as her friend, so how could she stand by and watch him bear such a heavy "accusation".

She looked at James and Sirius with disgust: "Obviously you were the ones who bullied Snape first. You have been pointing fingers since you ran in. It's really annoying. You are not welcome here. Please leave!"

Sirius, who had retrieved his wand, swore he had never been so embarrassed. He raised his wand to fight back.

Seeing this, Reggie turned the wand in his hand threateningly: "I think you should find a partner you agree with, why waste your time here."

After discovering the requirements for magic power consumption for wizard spells, Reggie chose the disarming spell without hesitation.

For no other reason than in the original book, Harry Potter used this move to defeat Old Vuck to death.

Expelliarmus is a spell that can only be learned in the second grade. For a trainee wizard, the magic power consumption of this spell is still a bit high.In fact, he was just bluffing now. His magic power at the moment was only enough to fire a spell. If Sirius and James came together, he would probably get beaten.

Fortunately, the two of them finally chose to leave. As James said before leaving, "It just so happens that we don't want to stay with the despicable little snakes and snots."

Lily looked at Reggie with admiration: "You are awesome, you can already cast spells! You must be a child of a wizard family, right? My parents are ordinary people, they don't know magic. What did you just cast? Spell? Can you teach me?"

Facing Lily Evans' admiring gaze at this moment, Reggie couldn't help but feel a little carried away. He calmly ignored Snape's alert gaze and said truthfully.

"My family is indeed full of wizards. It doesn't matter to ordinary people. When you get to Hogwarts, the professors will teach you from scratch. I believe you will become an excellent witch in the future."

He was not trying to make the little witch happy. In the original book, although Lily Evans was a marrow wizard, she showed great talent in the Potions class soon after entering Hogwarts, and has been Gryffindor's superior ever since. She looks like the chairwoman, and she is not just a beautiful witch.

Reggie looked at her encouragingly and praised her sincerely.Lily, who had been secretly worried that she would not be able to keep up with the others after arriving at Hogwarts, blushed and looked happy and shy at the same time.

Reggie continued: "What I just cast was a disarming spell. It will not be taught until the second year at Hogwarts. You have not been exposed to magic before, so your magic power may not be enough. Of course, you will wait until your magic power is enough to support it. If you want to learn, you can come to me."

"And I, Lily, can teach you after I learn it." Snape hurriedly expressed his loyalty.

Lily smiled mischievously: "Oh, Sev, maybe I can learn it before you do."

Snape, who was underestimated, pursed his lips and looked very unconvinced, but facing Lily, who had a crush on him, he was smart enough not to refute her words.

Although Lily was a little disappointed that she couldn't learn spells, she admired Reggie even more when she thought that he could already cast second-grade spells just after entering school.

"Since your family is full of wizards, you must know the four academies very well, right? Can you tell us in detail?"

"of course."

Next, Reggie objectively and impartially introduced the original intention of the four giants in founding the academy and the spirit it represents from the mark of Slytherin, and introduced it in detail.

Lily's blue eyes shone brightly when she heard this, and even Snape, who looked disdainful at first, was fascinated by it.