HP: After binding to the strongest wizard development system

Draco was filled with indignation and only took a few sips of the black tea in his hand, but Till had already poured himself a second glass of juice. Fandi's juice-squeezing skills were getting better and better.

The alchemy professor's eyebrows were relaxed: "I think you came to me not just to complain."

"My father asked me to come here." Draco stared, obviously still holding a pile of fire towards Voldemort in his heart, "The Dark Lord is guarding them more and more tightly, and there is no chance to summon you. He will do it in the future." In the name of a letter from home, let me pass it on to you."

Draco had fought for this "messenger" job on his own. His parents did not agree and pushed him to Voldemort - Voldemort would brand him with the Dark Mark at any time and make him a painful Death Eater - But Draco also wished he could do something for his parents.

It was just a summons. Voldemort knew how much the Malfoys valued him, so he did not doubt the Malfoy couple's excuse that they were "worried about the safety on the train and wanted to send Draco to Hogwarts in person."

In the future, Voldemort may check the letters home from the Malfoys to Draco a few times on a whim, but compared with Harry, Teal and Professor Dumbledore in Hogwarts, this whim is very easy to be ignored by Voldemort.

This is the safest method of communication. For the sake of the overall situation and to satisfy their son's repeated pleas, this is the best choice for the Malfoys.

Till raised his eyebrows, not expecting Draco, a junior, to be involved in this matter after all. However, before she could say anything, Draco seemed to know what she was thinking and spoke hurriedly: " I have grown up, and I am different from the Potters you want to protect!"

"What's the difference?" Till didn't regard the heir of the Malfoy family as an ordinary child. She might have done so a few years ago, but she definitely wouldn't in this special situation now.

Draco has been exposed to Voldemort's dangers firsthand, and he has grown beyond other children his age.

Teal's rhetorical question was actually to tease her little cousin. She found Draco to be more interesting than his father - it was unclear whether this fun would still exist in a few years.

Draco had no idea that Till was trying to tease him. He was so angry that he simply thought that Till was looking down on him. He stood up suddenly and the black tea in the cup swayed into his hand: "I have been educated in an elite way since I was a child. As the sole heir of the Malfoy family, apart from being a little talented at Quidditch, is there anything Harry Potter is better than me at?"

The simple teasing made the boy opposite him angry, and Tier was not in a good mood because of his flattery and contempt. The smile in Till's eyes faded: "Based on what you just said, you are slightly inferior to Harry."

"Aristocratic upbringing means to belittle others in order to boast about yourself? At least at this point, you are still a child who has not grown up." Draco was stunned, but Till continued, "Harry has not been raised since he was a child. You are excellent, but no one is born to compare with others. Even if Harry has been mediocre all his life and his talent in Quidditch has never existed, he is not the worst one in my heart."

Draco's right hand trembled: "Who doesn't know that you favor Potter! Like Dumbledore, you only see Harry Potter, the golden boy!"

"If we could only see him, you wouldn't show up in my office today!" Till's tone was quite calm, but the system knew that its host was already a little angry, "Professor Dumbledore and I are protecting him. Li, it’s because Voldemort is targeting Harry, and it’s because his family was ruined by a prophecy! He needs our protection, we can’t just watch him face Voldemort as a child!”

"Don't I need protection!" Draco suddenly wanted to smash the tea cup on the table, but his upbringing did not allow him to do so. He could not replace the hatred in his heart with the broken tea set.

He is also... a child who needs to be protected, isn't he?

Draco wished that he was still the same Master Malfoy under his parents' wings, instead of an... incompetent person who could only watch his parents groveling but couldn't do much to help him.

Draco had never encountered this feeling of powerlessness before, and therefore, he couldn't accept it.

Teal took a deep breath, knowing that this little Malfoy was going to take this opportunity to lose his temper, but she was not a Malfoy couple, and she didn't need to tolerate Draco's temper. Till stood up directly, put his hand on Draco's shoulders, and forced him to look up at him.

The young professor's tone was solemn: "Do you think, if it wasn't to protect you, why would your parents bow down around Voldemort? If it wasn't to protect you, why would your parents cooperate with me!? Don't take yourself too seriously, but also Don’t underestimate your own importance.”

"Me!" Draco was still holding his breath in his chest, but when he was trying to refute, he heard the sound of hidden footsteps outside the door, as if someone was lying on the office door to eavesdrop. The sender banged on the door uncontrollably.

"Who!" Tier frowned and went over to open the door at lightning speed. Harry and the three of them stood outside the door angrily before they had time to leave, smiling sheepishly at her.

They had been eavesdropping outside the door for a while.

There is one student inside the door, three students outside the door, and four children combined. None of them can be calmed down.

Till instantly felt a tight headache.

"Professor, I brought them here. We saw Malfoy leaving with you, and we were really curious..." Harry stood in front of his two friends and spoke one step ahead of Hermione and Ron, telling them about the eavesdropping. Embrace it on your own body.

Of course, the facts are similar to what Harry said, except that the eavesdropping was not Harry's own initiative, but a unanimous decision of the three of them.

They were really curious about what Draco and Teal were going to say. This Slytherin had never shown any closeness to Professor Teal. They were even worried that Draco had received Voldemort's mission and wanted to take advantage of it. Hurt Till.

After experiencing what happened on the day of the Quidditch World Cup final, Harry and the others couldn't help but have some conspiracy theories. Especially looking at Slytherin, who had not dealt with them much in the past, they felt that they had a close relationship with Voldemort.

This is also a relatively common phenomenon in Hogwarts nowadays. After a while, this discrimination may cause some disputes.

Till didn't care about the troubles that would happen in the future. She only said that tonight, when she pulled the four children into an office and sat down face to face, she felt that the way Harry and the others looked at Draco was not right.

They couldn't tell whether it was hatred or suspicion. They obviously hated Draco because his parents were Death Eaters, but they overheard the conversation between Teal and Draco and knew that the Malfoys were not pure Death Eaters. , their camp is biased towards Thiel.

This made Harry and the others feel very complicated. They didn't know whether to believe Draco or to hate this guy who always caused trouble for them.

It was only because of the preconceived impressions from the previous three years that Draco brought too little reliability to the three Gryffindors.