HP: By the lake of Snake Garden, flowers bloom on the other side

"Harry, where did you go after class?" Ron sat on a chair in the common room and curiously asked Harry, who had just returned.

He had just finished class and asked her to leave first, saying that she had something to do, so she kept waiting for him to come back.

Harry would always go in and out with him, and Hermione would sometimes go to the library alone, but Harry would never leave him alone.

"I'm going to find Licoris." Harry didn't think about lying to Ron. He found a chair and sat down.

The boy was in a good mood. After all, someone agreed with his idea and it was justified.

"Why are you looking for Lycoris?!" Ron yelled in a loud voice, a little excited, "She is a Slytherin! Slytherins are all bad wizards! Do you have to find her for anything?" "

"Ron, don't be like this. Not all Slytherins are bad," Harry thought for a moment. He had a pleasant conversation with her just now. "At least I don't think Lycoris is."

"Oh, Harry!" Ron couldn't believe that he said such words, his eyes widened, "How come you were infected by Hermione? You actually think that Slytherin people are good? I suddenly feel Malfoy is right, Saint Potter!"

"Ron, Lycoris is really not what you think." Harry wanted to explain, but Ron didn't give him a chance to explain.

"Do you have such a good relationship? Now when everyone is avoiding you, it's Hermione and I, the two Gryffindors, who have been keeping you company." Ron was even more unhappy. He had been thinking about The girl spoke.

In the end, they broke up and Ron returned to the dormitory.

Why does this happen?

Harry leaned back in his armchair and closed his eyes to think about this.

Ron kept saying that Slytherins were all bad wizards, ever since they first met.

I have always felt that Slytherin was bad.

But where did the initial impression come from?

This is what he said to Ron when he first entered the wizarding world and didn't know anything about it. It was also when he told him during the sorting that Slytherin was the bad wizard who chose Gryffindor.

Another example that proves he is right is Draco Malfoy, but thinking about it carefully, I don't seem to know many Slytherins.

No, Slytherin is bad!

Harry opened his eyes, a little angry.

Otherwise, why would someone get injured every time we play Quidditch with them? They often bump into people on purpose.

I just said that the people in Slytherin are all bad wizards, and now they are letting their friends go astray.

Ron lay on the bed, fuming.

When did Harry get on such a good terms with that Slytherin girl?

He was betraying the friendship between Hermione and me.

The more I thought about Ron, the angrier he became, going to find her behind our backs.

If Lycoris had watched this scene of a quarrel between friends in the Gryffindor lounge, she would have felt very familiar.

Malfoy broke up with himself for the first time because of this reason.

Ron and Malfoy are indeed children of pure-blood families, and some of their ideas are surprisingly consistent.

If a person you consider to be a friend communicates with someone you don't like because of something, even if they have a good relationship with each other, you will feel betrayed.

But in the eyes of Lycoris and Harry, these are not big things.

Harry would feel that although Lycoris was not from the same college as him, her reputation was very good. She is not a bad person, why do I have to become her enemy?

At first, Licoris felt that Harry was just a main plot promoter, and she didn't even intend to have a deep relationship with him. Later, I had some plans and some "old grudges" needed to be dealt with, so I deliberately got involved in his affairs.

Harry felt that the rift in his friendship with Ron could be resolved. After all, they were friends.

Lycoris didn't even take Malfoy's breakup of friendship seriously.

Mainly because she didn't find it offensive, so she didn't mind. The essence is that he is just asking for attention in a childish way, just coax him. As long as there are enough benefits, he will make the right choice.

But even though I was willing to coax him, I was in an embarrassing situation. Nowadays, breaking up the relationship is no big deal.

It's a pity that Licoris didn't see all this.

During the Easter holiday, everyone began to choose third-grade courses.

"Dad, which one do you think I should give up?" Lycoris took out her new course list in Professor Snape's office and placed it on his desk. "Do you have any opinions?"

Elective courses were about to begin in the third grade, and Licoris decided to ask her father for help.

"You can take them all if you like." Snape looked at her course list and pushed it back, "You have a time turner, so it doesn't matter if the course time conflicts."

"The Care of Magical Creatures course sounds interesting. What is it?" Licoris planned to ask her father about the specific course before deciding whether to take it or not.

"Learning the habits of a series of magical creatures and getting to know some interesting animals and plants can help you gain insights."

"Okay, ticked." Sounds fun.

By the way, Harry Potter also seems to be riding a Hippogriff in this class, right? I don't seem to remember much.

"Ancient magic text?" It sounds difficult, but I have a hunch that it will be very useful.

"A kind of writing. After learning it, you can use it as a tool to read more ancient books."

I thought of my pile of precious potion notes and alchemy manuscripts, so I would be prepared. No matter how difficult it is, you still have to learn it, "I got it."

"Muggle Studies - I know this, after all, that's where I come from." Lycoris felt that her father didn't need to explain this, "Checked."

"Next is arithmetic, Dad?" It's like counting plum blossoms? I'm curious, do you want to learn it?

"Use numbers to predict the future." Snape couldn't help but look at her when he heard this.

Didn't she already know the future?

"Divination, isn't this different from arithmetic divination?" Lycoris lowered her head and did not see the complicated look in Snape's eyes.

"It's different. I suggest you ask students who have studied it."

No introduction to this dad?

Licoris suddenly thought of something, that famous prophecy...

To seduce people, you are very good at fooling people.

Beautiful, only one Arithmancy is left alone and empty.

It's so pitiful, how about hooking it up too?

Licoris was the first to submit the course list. Snape took a look at it and saw that she had checked all of them.

Required courses: Potions, Transfiguration, Charms, Herbal Medicine, History of Magic, Astronomy.

Elective courses: Care of Magical Creatures, Ancient Runes, Muggle Studies, Arithmancy, and Divination.

At Gate 11, my daughter really didn’t have enough time. Fortunately, I prepared a time converter for her in advance.

Otherwise, it will be too late to apply until school starts. Moreover, even if you apply, you may not be approved.