【HP】Elvira’s Unicorn Garden

"Perhaps gentlemen, you can tell me what the next class is called." Letoria played with the wand she snatched from Orion's hand, then she thought of something and put the wand into the wand pocket on the inside of her robe.

"Give me the wand, Letoria Greengrass! Do you know that you are now as stupid as a Gryffindor lion!" The black-haired boy tried his best to restrain himself from throwing the book at the brown-haired boy. desire.

Hell, that guy is even more childish than those stupid lions in Gryffindor!

"The Gryffindors are much smarter than him - Walburga doesn't want to see anyone bullying her little cousin. You have to be careful, Letoria." Rudolph reached out and pulled out Letoria's wand. He handed it to the black-haired boy and said, "You can use his, Orion."

No one would be foolish enough to tease a Black, as this would incur the wrath of a pair of Black sisters.

Slytherin and Gryffindor seem to have been hostile from beginning to end, largely due to the perception between the two houses.

"Abu." Avella looked down at the Transfiguration book in her arms, and then looked up at the blond boy, with a bit of mist in her gray-blue eyes: "Chris went to Gryffindor, we Can we still be friends?"

It’s not whether ‘Slytherin’ and ‘Gryffindor’ can coexist peacefully.

Nor is it about ‘academic bias’.

The little girl is asking whether it is possible for two people to become friends when they are walking in different directions.

The light mist color added a bit of haze to the gray-blue eyes that were like gems.

Chris seems to have been avoiding her since she was sorted. Chris has been deliberately avoiding her, and Avila can detect it.

Chris chose Gryffindor, she chose Slytherin.

These are like two completely different roads, two very long roads with no end in sight and no end in sight.

"In the eyes of the world, 'Slytherin' is a symbol of 'evil' and the origin of 'dark wizards'." The young boy raised his hand and placed it on the top of the little girl's hair, and spoke warmly, "Vivian is not wrong. , making a choice is inevitable.”

"They are afraid of our power, so they have the 'Dark Wizard'." Rollless stood up and walked to the single sofa beside Abraxas to sit down. He raised his hand and picked up the bag that had been placed on the table. book, "When slandering something, people never explore the truth or falsehood. What people care more about is which result is more worthy of their belief."

"Each college has its own rules. We are 'obeying' the rules, and other colleges are also 'obeying' their own rules." Rudolph finished clearing the chessboard in front of him and sat next to Avella, reaching out and taking it. The little girl was flipping through the books in her arms.

Although the book is densely packed with notes, it does not appear dense and chaotic at all, but looks extremely comfortable.

The book in Rudolph's hand belongs to Elvira, but there are two completely different handwritings on the book.

The black curly haired boy raised his eyes and looked in the direction of the blond boy, raised his hand and closed the book. The slight smile appeared on the boy's lips again, "Elvira, can we exchange this book?"

Avila pursed her lips and stopped looking at him, moving closer to the direction of Abraxas.

"Does Avila still need Abraxas's consent to exchange a book?" Rudolph moved closer to the little girl again. He moved closer, and the little girl stepped back. Avila was now almost completely They all stuck to the side of Abraxas, "This is Elvira's book."

Seeing the little girl's appearance, Rudolph straightened up with satisfaction, and glanced at Abraxas lazily. The little girl seemed to be stunned and forgot to react.

At this moment, Abraxas could feel the warmth coming from the little girl's body even through his shirt and school robe, as well as the little girl's very quiet breathing.

"Vivian." The blond boy lowered his head to Avella's ear and whispered, "He won't do that."