HP: Hogwarts, but pro-generation

He pursed his lips, his face was solemn, and his brows were furrowed. Xia had never seen such an emotion on Christian's face. She had always seen him being gentle, polite, and considerate. Of course, this was just Xia's personal feeling. She had heard other people describe Christian, and compared to her evaluation, he had more edges and corners.

This is not important. What is important is that even if he is seen as a completely arrogant and cold pure-blood young master by others, he is definitely not the kind of person who is just arrogant. He is always at ease - Xia and others share the same opinion on this point. Xia attributed his ease to his wide range of reading, which has accumulated enough knowledge, so that he can have a 70% understanding of everything - so chatting with him is a relaxing and pleasant thing, and Xia also likes chatting with him.

But today, he was unusually serious, which made Xia silently speculate in her heart, what kind of super big problem could make Christian show such an expression, and it seemed to be related to her...

Lily stood next to Xia, she was a little unsure of how to react, "Um... need me to... um, avoid it, right, avoid it?"

Lily couldn't figure out the situation. She didn't think Christian was trying to analyze his emotions. At least she didn't think he would have this attitude. It was too oppressive - not the kind of oppression full of male hormones that would make people feel uneasy. But if Christian was really trying to express his feelings in this state, it would be... too bad...

Unexpectedly, Christian didn't care whether Lily was present or not. He sighed imperceptibly and took off all his disguises. He didn't want to hide anything in the first place. He believed that even if he only told Xia, Lily Evans would know it soon.

Moreover, even if Christian didn't want to admit it, he did consider Lily Evans a friend. Lily Evans was undoubtedly an excellent and motivated witch, and Christian didn't feel uncomfortable getting along with her - if he compared her to some pure-blood witches who were empty-headed and just wanted to get close to him - Christian silently apologized to the red-haired witch in front of him for his insulting words just now.

"I think we need a place with fewer people." Although he took off his disguise, it did not mean that Christian completely lost his initial seriousness and earnestness.

"Well, we're planning to go to the Black Lake." Xia didn't want to give up their original plan, so she made her own application, "Let's go there."

The Black Lake covers a large area, so even if there are people gathered in groups of three or four around it, there will always be some empty space.

Christian nodded and walked ahead with big strides, which was not in line with his usual gentlemanly principles. Thanks to him, they shortened the time to Black Lake. As soon as they found an open space, Christian couldn't hold back. He was thinking about how to phrase it all the way - he had been thinking about it for a while, all kinds of ways. But when he really wanted to speak, he was at a loss again, and the words were stuck in his mouth and he couldn't spit them out.

Xia and Lily waited patiently. They knew Christian was not the type to fool people casually. He must have a reason for doing this. Fortunately, they didn't have to wait for long. After just a few seconds, Christian prepared himself mentally again. He said decisively: "I know who the person was that day, and I also know roughly why he came to you."

These words struck Xia and Lily's hearts like thunder.