The Chinese girl from Hufflepuff is both timid and brave

By the afternoon flying class, Sun Zhu had fully recovered.

Madam Hooch called the Quidditch players out for training individually, while the other students were left alone.

Karina pinched the flesh on her waist and sighed, "Zhu, I'm done. I'm going to be fed to death by my grandmother during this holiday."

"You gained some weight on yourself, why do you dislike it?" Sun Zhu reached out and pinched her waist, commenting, "Besides, you're not fat, isn't it normal to gain some weight during puberty?"

"Wow...but my aunt said that girls shouldn't eat so much, and that I should be thinner to be more popular..."

"Bullshit!" Sun Zhu frowned and looked at Karina.

The skittish, bluffing, nympho, and sometimes more cowardly roommate Karina Jones is flawed and, perhaps, not particularly popular.

But she is sincere and enthusiastic, with a naive stubbornness and a naivety that makes people unwilling to let her down. Even if she has a thousand things that she shouldn't do, she cannot be bothered by this kind of discipline that only applies to girls.

"Stay away from your aunt next time. If she makes comments again, then..." Sun Zhu frowned, thinking about what to do to make this gossipy Muggle shut up completely.

"How about letting her fly up into the sky and turning her into fireworks?"

"Hey, that would be discovered by the Ministry of Magic. Why don't we give her our newly developed candy to scare her? That way we can have another experimental subject!"

Sun Zhu felt that there must be several black lines on his forehead at this moment, so he simply waved his elbow to drive the two red-haired heads away.

"We are here to help you out of good intentions!" Fred covered his stomach and pretended to be seriously injured. "Ah, isn't Hufflepuff the friendliest house?"

"It's really sad, Miss Sun, Miss Jones. But the gentlemen of Gryffindor are willing to endure all this silently..." George covered his eyes with one hand and did a difficult spinning motion, "It doesn't matter even if we are misunderstood."

"You should read less Muggle novels! Act out something good!" If they were not still in the air, Sun Zhu really couldn't guarantee that he would not kick them hard in the buttocks.

"Let's have a competition, Weasleys. You're bullying girls here? Do you think there's no one left in Hufflepuff?"

The person who spoke was actually Duke. Sun Zhu pulled Karina and tried to get away from the battlefield, but saw the puzzled look of Cedric who was following behind.

"We're fine. Hall, don't make a fuss. If you want to fight them, don't use the excuse of standing up for us. How did you know that Karina and I were bullied? Just because we are girls, do you assume that we are the weaker party?"

"Ah?" Duke, who was called, scratched his head in confusion.

"Forget it, it's like talking to a cow." She pulled Karina and flew in the opposite direction, trying to get away from the group of boys.

"Zhu, what's wrong with you? Isn't Duke helping us?" Karina said timidly: "I... I don't quite understand, but..."

"Let me ask you." Sun Zhu looked back at the people she had left behind. The twins were making faces at Duke, James looked embarrassed, and Cedric was talking to Duke with his head down.

"Duke just said he would stand up for us. Are you happy about that?"

"No... After all, no one is bullying us. The Weasleys are just joking." Carina also turned her head to take a look. "But Duke doesn't know the details after all. We are in the same college, he will definitely protect us."

"If Ced and James were targeted by the Weasley brothers, would Duke say without knowing anything, 'How dare you bully boys? Do you think there is no one left in Hufflepuff?'"

"No." Karina said subconsciously: "But, is this... a serious matter?"

"It may not be a big deal for other people." Sun Zhu looked up at the sky, then at the ignorant Karina, "But you, you little fool, don't understand. Remember one thing first."

"Any rules that are only set for women, such as deliberately controlling your body shape just to please others - without affecting your health, or subconsciously thinking that you are weak and need to be protected - even if the other party really has no ill intentions. If you encounter these, please express your disgust loudly. Don't mind others' inexplicable belittlement, and don't be secretly happy because others defend you without reason..."

"I remember it." Karina nodded mechanically, "For example..."

Sun Zhu tied the scarf tighter, touched his face which was red from his emotions, and heard Karina's voice carried by the wind:

"They say that the Hufflepuff Quidditch team has so many female players that it is destined to lag behind other college teams in all aspects." Carina looked at her, her long light brown hair covered half of her face by the wind. "But I think this is wrong. Our college has too many junior players, so it will be more difficult than other colleges. What does this have to do with the number of girls?"

"It's okay." Sun Zhu looked calm and tidied her long hair. Karina's light green eyes reflected Sun Zhu's small figure, who didn't look big, but couldn't be ignored.

"If Hufflepuff fails to win the Quidditch Cup, it means we still need to work together more and practice more. We also need to continue recruiting new players and find more substitute players who can be rotated."

She turned in the air, looked at Cedric and James who were flying towards them, and continued in a voice that was not too loud but clear: "If we win, it means that the efforts of the eight of us have not been in vain. Our victory is related to the basic skills we have practiced, the trust and tacit understanding between teammates, and the kitchen that is very close to the lounge... It is related to many things, even luck, but it has nothing to do with whether the player is a man or a woman."

In the wizarding world, the ability gap between male and female wizards is infinitely close to zero. All kinds of spells and magic items provide services equally to everyone, regardless of the gender of the user. If in this ideal world like the wizarding world, there is still a need to make distinctions, then this world is too disappointing.

This is a perverse theory in the Muggle world, and it is really despairing to be used to poison young wizards.

"If some people look down on us for such a ridiculous reason..." Cedric flew closer slowly, "then let us use our success to prove their stupidity."

"I've got my Nimbus." James only said this, but he looked eager to try.

"Well, even if, even if it doesn't succeed..." Karina added weakly: "Anyone who has this idea is also a fool!"

Sun Zhu couldn't help but gently hit her: "You are right, but the champion belongs to Hufflepuff!"