[HP]Love and Hogwarts

"Because...because..." Under Snape's gloomy and aggressive eyes, Harry was sweating profusely and hemming and hawing, unable to explain.

In fact, do I need to say any more reasons? In addition to the fact that he really didn't want to hurt Kahn in any way, another crucial reason was that how could he defeat Kahn just by spelling the magic spell? It's almost enough to let Hermione go, and maybe we can fight back and forth for a few rounds. Snape simply did this on purpose!

"Can't tell? Then come on, don't waste time." Snape said impatiently.

Harry turned to look at Kahn sheepishly, and found that she looked extremely expectant, her eyes were sparkling even when she looked at him - God, how could she be cuter than usual! He couldn't help but think that this seemed to be the first time that Kahn was so happy in front of him.

Forget it, just when Harry was about to give up his words and prepare to go on stage quickly and be defeated by Kahn like Lockhart, Malfoy, who had been left aside all the time, spoke again unwilling to be lonely.

"Let me fight him! Professor Snape, I'm ready, I will win," he said.

"Don't worry, Draco, you can line up behind me." Kahn said thoughtfully.

Harry: "..."

Malfoy glanced at Kahn, thought thoughtfully for a moment, and made an offer that she could not refuse: "I will give you the set of grape pudding I just bought later."

"Please go ahead and respect the generous Master Malfoy." Kahn made an invitation gesture to him. But she remembered something after she finished speaking, and looked up at Snape who looked unhappy, as if he hadn't noticed anything, and said happily: "Professor, Draco said he would give away the grape pudding he just bought. Hey! Let him compete with Harry, then I can get it."

"Can you make a decision for me?" Snape looked condescendingly at her pale face, which was completely emotionless even when she was happy, and said coldly: "I've already said it, it's up to you, hurry up."

"Okay." Kahn lowered his head and said lowly, mourning her passing dim sum in his heart, turned around and took a step towards the table, then turned his head again and asked with a little expectancy: "——I really don't think about it. Really? Professor, I think Draco and Harry really want to compete."

Give up, Kahn, how could Snape, an old bat, agree? He couldn't wait to go on the field to deal with me. The more miserable I lose, the happier he will be. Harry stood aside and stared at Snape and Malfoy in frustration, thinking bitterly.

However, after Kahn finished speaking, he continued: "Yes, I want to duel with Malfoy." This is the truth.

"Hmph." Malfoy raised an eyebrow at Harry and snorted provocatively and disdainfully.

Snape looked at their tense atmosphere and unexpectedly changed his mind. He raised his hand in boredom and urged, "Hurry up then. Are you still standing here waiting for me to invite you up?"

A miracle happened! Harry thought in surprise as he quickly climbed onto the duel platform.

"Professor, I will give you half later." Looking at the two people on the stage who bowed perfunctorily to each other, Kahn said generously to Snape. It was all earned for nothing anyway.

"No need." Snape walked away again.

That was great, Kahn followed him happily.

The showdown between Harry and Malfoy was nothing to watch in Kahn's eyes. She had been on the dark side since she first entered the first grade, and she was possessed by a series of black magic including the Avada Kedavra. So watching them fight evenly on the field, you hit me, I'll punch you in the turn-based attack mode. Although the eyes are still there, my mind has already wandered away, guessing how thick the snow will fall this year. .

When her thoughts returned from the snow-capped mountains beside the Black Lake of Hogwarts, she was called back by Lockhart in a panic. Although her attention was not on the duel just now, she still had some time to observe the surroundings. Whether it was Lockhart shouting on the stage that he could only disarm and asking Harry and Malfoy to stop, or the way they slapped their heads and completely ignored him, she saw it all.

The first duel between Malfoy and Harry has ended, as well as Neville and Justin, Ron and Seamus. There were eight people on stage just now, forming four pairs. At this time, only Hermione and Millicent were still there. While they were fighting, both of their wands fell to the ground. They were fighting with bare hands. This was very unfair, because although Millicent was also a girl, she was stronger than Hermione. She knew that Hermione couldn't beat her at all. , her head was clamped by Millicent, and it was Harry who jumped forward to separate them.

The duel was paused for a while, and Neville and Justin returned to the crowd panting. Ron didn't dare to raise his head and helped Seamus, who looked ashen, off the stage.

Lockhart gave a speech on the stage, warning them not to use unfriendly magic, and hoping to select a pair of willing opponents.

Malfoy and Harry won the lottery again. Snape recommended the two of them to Lockhart maliciously. He didn't feel wrong at all, but thought it was a good idea.

Before the game started, Lockhart taught Harry a method to stop the spell. Of course, his demonstration ended with half of the wand falling to the ground, and he had no intention of teaching it again, which made people suspicious. Did he really lose his grip on the wand and drop it or something?

On the other side, Snape also stepped forward and lowered his head to whisper something to Malfoy. When he raised his head after speaking, the two of them had the same sinister sneer on their faces.

"Just do what I just did, Harry!" When the game started, Lockhart patted Harry on the shoulder, pushed him forward, and said happily.

"What, dropped the wand on the floor?" Harry said angrily.

Lockhart was not listening at all. He retreated to the end of the platform and shouted: "Three-two-one-start!"

Malfoy quickly raised his wand: "Oolong!"

After a burst of smoke from the explosion, a long black snake suddenly sprang out and landed heavily on the floor between them. It raised its head and assumed an attack posture.

The crowd screamed and quickly retreated, leaving a large open space. Harry watched in horror as the black snake swam towards him leisurely and menacingly.

Kahn still didn't move behind Snape, but he immediately took out his wand and held it in his hand. She wasn't afraid that the snake would hurt her, she was just in case Harry couldn't cast the defensive spell so she could help him in time.

"Don't move, Potter." Snape said lazily, raised his wand contentedly, and walked slowly towards him, "I'll solve it." He was extremely relieved and Harry stood there blankly. and the look of an angry snake with big eyes and small eyes.

"Let me do it!" Lockhart suddenly rushed out and said passionately. He waved his wand and pointed it at the black snake. He didn't know what magic spell was cast on it. After a loud bang, the snake not only did not disappear, but instead screamed. Soaring high into the sky,

Kahn was stunned on the spot, and for a moment he couldn't think of any spell failure that could cause this result. Who was he helping, the snake? But Black Snake didn't seem too happy about his help.

Lockhart's move didn't help anyone, and it also succeeded in irritating the black snake. Now it was furious, spitting out snake bites, revealing its long fangs, and swam straight towards Justin.

No matter how hard this snake takes revenge, it can't find the right enemy.

Kahn was busy thinking about this, but the next second, the situation changed rapidly. Because of the sudden and unexpected interruption, she even forgot when she took back her wand. Not just her, but everyone. Harry ran quickly to the snake, and before others thought he was a fool, he gave it a hoarse, dark sound that brought together all the evil that could be said. language to describe.

The snake stopped in front of him. Harry lowered his head and grinned at Justin. What he wanted to express was a kind of joy and some pride. He successfully prevented the snake from hurting his classmates. He hoped You can see the gratitude in his eyes. But he never imagined how creepy what he thought was a kind smile would be in the eyes of others.

"What kind of trick do you think you are playing?" Justin yelled angrily at him, turned around in horror and rushed out of the auditorium.

Snape stepped forward, waved his wand, and the snake disappeared in a plume of black smoke. His eyes met Harry's briefly, and he had never seen Snape look at him like this before: a sly, calculating look.

Ron and Hermione hurried forward and pulled him away from the stage. Wherever he went, people rushed to both sides like a cut-off flood, as if they were afraid of touching something.

Before Harry was pulled out of the auditorium, he turned his head in confusion and helplessness and took one last look at the crowd. No matter how hard he tried, he couldn't figure out why he would get this result after doing good things.

Among the group of people, the only one who did not show fear or disgust towards him was Kahn. She stood next to Snape and followed him with her eyes. When Harry turned his head, she immediately waved to him comfortingly.

But even facing Kahn, Harry's current heavy heart could not support him from showing any forced smile.

As Harry and the others left the auditorium, the crowd who had been silent just now suddenly burst into sounds of surprise and disbelief. Slytherin was more accepting of this accident than other houses. While they were still tirelessly discussing the scene just now, Slytherin had already left the auditorium in groups. They would discuss this matter, but not in Discussed here.

Kahn said goodbye to Snape and left with Malfoy. On the way, while listening to them weave various life experiences and not-so-pretty stories for Harry, she secretly wondered why Harry spoke Parseltongue. cavity.

The reason why Slytherin's representative animal is a snake is precisely because the founder of their college is a Parseltongue. It is conceivable why all of Slytherin suddenly stopped talking, and their heir to Gryffindor ran to Gryffin. Too much. Is this reasonable? ——Don’t blame them for being shocked.

But these are all trivial matters that are not worth paying attention to Kahn. What she is mainly thinking about is: What should she do so that Harry can teach her a few words?