The Charles Becomes a Wizard

The news of Draco and his friends' "great achievement" spread throughout Hogwarts that afternoon. There was nothing they could do because so many gems were missing from Gryffindor's hourglass at once, hanging there in plain sight for anyone passing by to see.

Under the deliberate guidance of the little snakes, the rumor evolved into:

"No spectators allowed? Ron Weasley wants to get into the team through the backdoor?"

"Gryffindor bullies the minority with its numbers, and under the leadership of the Savior, it bullies its classmates in a domineering and arrogant manner."

"Can one fight five? How strong is the fighting power of Slytherin?"

It looks quite targeted.

During class the next day, the much-watched platinum peacock looked as if he had almost raised his chin to the sky, which made the rumors seem more true.

The rumor was spread through the badger's mouth. Out of selfish motives, they also made some "artistic processing" along the way to make the story more complete and smoother, and also made Gryffindor's image in the rumor even more hateful.

As for the reason?

Who would like to be pointed at and called a "coward" and "incompetent" all day long?

Hufflepuffs just don't like to argue with others, but that doesn't mean they really don't have temper. This is a rare opportunity to give Gryffindor, who have always looked down on them, some trouble, so the little badgers naturally did everything they could.

When Hermione Granger, who had been shuttling between classes all day, trying hard to absorb all kinds of knowledge and not missing any possibility to gain extra points for the academy, discovered that a large number of gems on the wall were missing at once, she almost collapsed on the spot.

She stormed back into the Gryffindor common room and slammed her book down on the table in front of Harry and Ron Weasley.

"What on earth have you two done?!"

She had been busy with her studies since school started and had little time to spend with the two of them, so she really had no idea what happened on the Quidditch field.

The two boys who were talking inexplicably felt guilty under her stare and they shrank their necks.

Ron Weasley swallowed his saliva and said, "It's all that damn Draco's fault. Senior Wood had clearly applied for the stadium to hold Quidditch trials, but he just stood by and made sarcastic remarks."

Harry nodded repeatedly: "Yes, if it weren't for those Slytherins who kept provoking me..."

Hermione Granger cut off the two people's evasive conversation and asked, "Who started it first?"

The two boys looked at each other, and Ron Weasley whispered, "Because what he said was so rude, I couldn't help myself..."

I don't know how it developed into that...

"Ron Weasley!" Hermione Granger slapped the table hard and asked loudly, "Why can't you just stay quiet?! Why do you always have to get into trouble?"

"It was an impulse, and it was an impulse again. Do you know that because of your impulse, the efforts of so many of us have been wasted?"

Some strong-willed little lions have been holding a grudge since the beginning of this semester. They are determined to regain face for Gryffindor, so they try to get extra points through various methods, hoping to win this year's house trophy for Gryffindor to avenge their previous shame.

But this incident made all their efforts over the past few days come to naught.

"Hey!" Ron Weasley felt a little embarrassed when he was accused in public. At the same time, he was dissatisfied with the girl's attitude. As a friend, shouldn't she care about whether they were injured at the first time?

How could she just come up and accuse them without any basis in reason?

"Didn't you see the wounds on Harry and I's face?" Ron Weasley's eyes were full of accusation and disappointment. His reaction made Hermione Granger, who was already nervous because of the consecutive classes, feel annoyed.

"So what? You wouldn't have gotten hurt if you hadn't attacked first!"

"What do you mean? Are you trying to say I deserved it?"

"Did someone force you to take action first?"

"Okay, okay," Harry said as soon as he saw that something was wrong. "Hermione, you weren't there, so you don't know..." How irritating Malfoy's words were.

"And you!" He began to speak, and Hermione Granger turned the gun around. "Why didn't you stop him?"

"I..." Harry was speechless for a moment. Could he say that he rushed forward right after Ron in a fit of passion?

"That's enough!" Ron Weasley looked at Hermione Granger hatefully, "What qualifications do you have to accuse us from a high position?"

"Isn't it just adding a few points to the academy? What's so great about that?"

"Ron!" Harry tugged at Ron Weasley's sleeve. "Stop it."

Hermione Granger's eyes turned red because of his attitude.

......

Draco didn't know that the Gryffindor triangle almost fell out. Of course, even if he knew, he wouldn't care. He didn't have the heart to care about it right now and was lying on the desk in the dormitory pretending to be dead.

Charles found it a little funny to see his hopeless look on his face.

"Draco?"

"..."

"Draco."

"..."

"Training is about to begin, are you ready?"

No! Not at all! He doesn't want to do any training!!!

Even though he thought so, Draco still sat up reluctantly.

From today on, he will be doing physical training with Ciel...

This was an idea proposed by Lucius.

As a doting father, Lucius actually didn't mind his child misbehaving and causing trouble outside. He thought he knew Draco well, that kid was a bit of a bully, at most he would just have verbal fights and wouldn't easily fight with others.

As the only heir of the Malfoy family, Draco has the qualifications to act as he pleases.

However, hand-to-hand combat and weapon fighting were clearly beyond Lucius's defense range.

Although I was lucky this time and didn’t suffer many injuries, it would be hard to say for sure if this happened again.

This incident was a wake-up call for Lucius. He had taken things for granted in the past. Just because Draco wouldn't take the initiative didn't mean the people he was confronting wouldn't take action either...

Draco had only learned some superficial wizard dueling skills, and if he were to fight in real combat, he would probably just be defeated.

For the sake of his little fool's future, Lucius reflected on it and paid a "small" price to send Draco to the after-school school taught by Sebastian.

He didn't make any requirements for academic subjects, he just hoped to increase Draco's fighting ability so that he wouldn't be bullied by others.

If you are really hit by a club, even if you retaliate afterwards, the damage you have already suffered will not disappear out of thin air.