Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

Myrtle is a bad-tempered ghost, as anyone who has been to the girls' bathroom knows.

However, in front of the handsome boy, the ghost senior from Ravenclaw was still very good-tempered - although she witnessed the troll appear in front of her, she still revealed some information to Harry - because of being tortured by Peeves, Myrtle, who was somewhat depressed, came to the last toilet and wanted to commit suicide at Hogwarts.

Of course, the spoiler king Dudley knew the ins and outs of this. This crying Myrtle just wasn't ready to open her heart yet. After all, this was the first time she met this handsome little Harry, and no one would say "My bed is big and comfortable" as soon as they met on a blind date.

Splashed with water, the four people pouted and left helplessly. When they turned around, a pair of sharp eyes stared at Ron.

"That's the girls' bathroom! Ron!"

"How did you-"

It was Percy, who was staring at Ron with an extremely surprised look on his face, and the prefect's badge was shining on his chest.

"Ah, well, let's come in and enjoy the view."

Ron laughed it off, trying to get away with it, but it was obvious that Percy would not let him go.

"The view, huh? What else is there to see besides the water tank fountain? What's this like?"

"Get out of here! Everyone else is eating, but you're here..."

Percy sighed and urged them to leave quickly.

This made Ron angry.

"Why not? Look, we didn't touch that cat!"

"I told Ginny the same thing."

Percy did not back down. Dudley, Harry, and Hermione shrank back subconsciously. The Weasley family's affairs were extremely complicated. Ever since Mrs. Norris was petrified, Ginny cried every day. Although she loved cats, it was a bit forced to cry every day just because of this. The fundamental reason was that Ron might be expelled from Hogwarts because of this incident.

Dudley couldn't help but want to smile at the thought.

Expelled?

This iron triangle has waded into muddy water countless times, and the threat each time was just to fire them, but what impact would this have?

It would be better to say that their bravery - or to put it bluntly, their recklessness - just happened to be in line with the Gryffindor house motto, and should be worthy of promotion to some extent.

What's more, the boy who survived, the savior with lightning on his forehead, is the most important member of the iron triangle?

While the Weasley brothers were arguing, Dudley stood there, lost in his thoughts.

His parents were murdered, he inherited a large fortune, and he fought against evil...

Harry, you're still Batman!

Although the joke was pretty hellish, Dudley still laughed out loud.

Meanwhile, Ron blurted out angrily, "You're not concerned about Ginny at all. You're just worried that I'll ruin your chances of becoming the Head Boy."

As soon as these words came out, Percy's face turned red with anger.

Admittedly, he was a power-obsessed person, and as a prefect, he could not play pranks or joke about school rules like other students, but deep down, Percy still loved the Weasley family, just like Ron, who loudly boasted to the people around him about cracking the chessboard at the first-year party, and just like when he escaped from the Ministry of Magic on the eve of the battle between good and evil, and rushed to Hogwarts at the last moment to protect his family and school.

So, at this moment, all he had left was anger and a kind of sadness of not being understood.

"Five points from Gryffindor!"

Percy's voice was trembling as he said this. In his eyes, honor and power were almost as important as his life. Deducting points for his own house due to some relatively personal reasons would undoubtedly affect the ownership of the house cup, but he still said it.

Ron froze in his tracks.

"This is a lesson! Don't try to do any detective work again! Otherwise I will write a letter... and tell Mom!"

After saying that, Percy strode away. Dudley keenly noticed that there seemed to be tears in the eyes of this bureaucratic prefect, as if he was about to cry.

However, the quarrels between young people would be reconciled in a few days, so Dudley simply ignored the matter.

The most urgent task now is to learn the flying spell so that he can summon his extremely thick magic wand from anywhere.

Not to mention the giant snake in the Chamber of Secrets, even if Tom Riddle came, wouldn't he be smashed into pieces?

In the next few days, Dudley even reduced his daily training time and focused on practicing spells. His "diligence" was noticed by Professor Flitwick who was passing by. The short Head of Ravenclaw happily praised Dudley for his hard work and solved several small problems in casting spells for him. It was only then that Dudley realized that learning a spell from scratch was actually very time-consuming and laborious.

This is why most wizards are famous for only a few spells. Even though the average life expectancy of wizards may be longer than that of Muggles, this does not affect people's learning energy at all. Only geniuses like Hermione and Harry can master a variety of spells and use them skillfully.

Of course, Professor Flitwick also warned Dudley that the Scythe was a dangerous and uncontrollable spell for a newcomer. However, looking at Dudley's troll-like physique and the news from Dumbledore that this kid might have giant blood, the Head of Ravenclaw pursed his lips and swallowed the rest of the warning.

You know what, it's not bad to have giant blood, and he doesn't look as stupid as Hagrid...

Professor Flitwick walked away, shaking his head and sighing.

As the saying goes, the less it is introduced, the wider its application. Through his unremitting training, Dudley has almost perfectly mastered the trajectory of the Flying Spell, and he has even summed up a set of tactics.

He would smash the street lamp - he meant the magic wand - hard at the opponent, and then use the Summoning Charm to give the opponent a second blow on the way back. At this time, even the troll would be dizzy, and Dudley could fly forward and start beating.

"So, who is writing on the wall?"

"Who is so eager to kick all the Squibs and Muggle-borns out of Hogwarts?"

Miss Granger was exceptionally clever.

However, the current intelligence only points to a person who has a grudge against them.

Draco Malfoy.

Dudley drank his protein shake and did not say anything to stop their discussion.

You know what, if I hadn't read the script in advance, I'm afraid Malfoy would have to take the blame.

In the Slytherin common room, Drag, who was flirting with Pansy, suddenly sneezed loudly.

"Damn it, it must be Harry scolding me again."