Harry Potter: Glory Bows to Me

Amanta looked at Harry approvingly.

"Well said."

The Defense Against the Dark Arts class ended with Professor Quirrell stuttering and unable to utter a single word, and finally uttering the word "get out of class dismissed".

In her free time before lunch, Amanta chose to go to the library on the second floor of Hogwarts.

After entering through the small door on the side, it was hard to tell whether this place was extremely cramped or extremely shocking.

There are tens of thousands of bookshelves here, and you can't see the end of them. Every ten or so meters there is a spiral staircase leading to the second floor. There is a walkway in the middle, with bookshelves on both sides, and many tables and chairs on the side of the bookshelves, with kerosene lamps and candles on them for students to study.

Amanta circled around here.

The bookshelves here are extremely tall, and the books on them can only be reached by standing on a ladder.

In addition to the banned books area, there are also some magical areas, such as the invisible book area.

However, perhaps most of the books stored here are invisible, so Amanta could only see a few books standing alone on the bookshelf.

After a round of shopping, what books should I borrow first?

Amanta was in distress.

After all, there was hardly any book here that she was not interested in.

She looked up at the bookshelf, so - just scan from the beginning to the end!

She moved a whole row of books from the top shelf in the first row and first column and sat nearby to read them.

She read very quickly. As soon as she turned the page, she was ready to pick up the corner of the next page.

Amanta was immersed in the ocean of knowledge and was unaware of the passage of time.

A girl stood behind her in surprise.

"Are you really reading? God - I meant to say you read so fast."

Amanta frowned in displeasure. She hated being interrupted, especially when she was reading intently.

But when she turned around, her anger was diluted by surprise. The girl with fluffy brown curly hair in front of her was none other than——

"Hermione?"

"Amanta!"

Hermione exclaimed in surprise, then quickly covered her mouth and looked around.

After all, loud noises are not allowed in the library.

"Oh - how did you get sorted into Ravenclaw?" Amanta asked the question that puzzled her the most when she was sorted.

She added: "I thought you said you thought Gryffindor was the best."

Even though Amanta probably already knew the answer in her heart, she wanted to hear Hermione say it in person.

Hermione pouted and sat down next to her.

"At first, I did think Gryffindor was the best - after all, that's what all the books say, most heroes and great men come from Gryffindor, but after hearing what you said to me on the train."

Hermione smiled at her.

"I think I chose to follow my heart."

"When the Sorting Hat was on my head, it said I had traits of both Ravenclaw and Gryffindor, but it said I might have more Ravenclaw. Then it asked me where I wanted to go."

"I said, Ravenclaw, I want to learn more new things there, so - it sorted me into Ravenclaw."

Amanta smiled slightly.

"congratulations."

"Oh, you're in Slytherin... and Harry! Speaking of which, there are all sorts of rumors flying around the house about you, and they're all negative, saying you're the future Dark Lord or something--"

Amanta said calmly: "I know."

"But you're not that kind of person, are you? But no matter what they say, anyway, I don't think you are."

Hermione said eagerly.

"We certainly are not."

"Then you have to find a way to clarify. I mean, find a way to clarify these things."

"There is no need to clarify, and it is impossible to clarify. People always believe what they want to see. Only when we actually do something will they gradually change their views."

Speaking of this, inviting the future academic master Hermione to join the SO group seems to be a good choice.

"By the way, do you want to join the SO group I founded?"

She briefly introduced the purpose of the SO group to Hermione.

After hearing these words, Hermione frowned and thought deeply for a while, but then rejected her.

"Oh no, although I respect you as a person, I don't think there are so many shortcuts in learning, because the most useful ones are already recorded in the books, right? If you rashly try other methods - Professor Flitwick said that it may cause some uncertain bad consequences or something like that."

Amanta was a little disappointed, but understandable.

Although Hermione is a top student, she is also a somewhat traditional and rigid nerd - it's just that she can't accept some innovations and she always regards the original sentences in the textbook as the truth.

They follow the path of innovation—the path of inventing spells, finding new uses, and developing new pathways.

On this road, following the routine is wrong, and resisting authority is right.

But if Hermione changes her mind one day, she will surely be a great helper.

"I hope you'll consider it one day in the future."

After Hermione left, she climbed up the wooden stairs of the library again and began to search the next row of books.

In fact, her Sage's Ring can hold a large number of books. If there are no restrictions, she can directly empty the bookshelves in an area.

However, considering the needs of other students to borrow books and to avoid causing too much commotion, she only planned to lend out twenty books at a time.

She did a rough calculation and found that if she kept borrowing 20 books a day, excluding summer vacation and Christmas, she would only be able to read about 40,000 books by the time she graduated from seventh grade.

This number is simply too insignificant compared to the vast ocean of books stored in the Hogwarts Library.

So she decided to prioritize borrowing books related to her subjects, and then randomly grab a few other types of books.

When she went to the librarian, Madam Pince, to fill out a borrowing form with books taller than her head, Madam Pince took off her glasses in surprise.

"Girl, are these all you want to see?"

"Yes, oh, I also brought some to my friends."

Amanta pointed to the top book, "The Origins of Quidditch".

This was indeed the book she was going to bring to Harry and Draco.

Madam Pince no longer had any doubts, guessing that she probably brought the books for her friends, so she quickly copied the numbers and names of the books on the borrowing list.

"Slytherin? Slytherin students seem to be very keen on studying recently. They have borrowed a lot of books in the past two days."

It seemed that her speech on the first night of school did have some effect.

Although the Slytherin students appear to be no different from their normal selves to the outside world, they have actually begun to work on themselves in private - oh no, to strengthen their own strength.