HP: Hogwarts, but pro-generation

Xia turned and walked towards the library. All this must be related to the Priest family. Lillian, who was certain but did not explain, her grandparents who asked her for help with lame excuses, and that suspicious book... Although Fiona showed Xia other potion materials, Xia did not believe it.

You know, how can you travel outside all year round without some disguise - the disguised person and the disguised object are almost the same. Xia thinks there is no difference between the two, and they all said that this matter is related to her, so why hide it?

Well, let me find the answer in the library today. Xia thought as she stepped onto the stairs leading to the library.

Xia opened the door of the library. Rows and rows of books were neatly placed on the bookshelf. Xia scanned the names on them, row after row. In the corner at the edge of the library, Xia took out a dusty book. After turning a page, she was surprised to find that this was what she was looking for.

Here, Xia was reading the contents of the book carefully, while in the potion room, Fiona and Oswin were not doing well.

Fiona picked up a bottle of potion in front of her, examined it carefully and said, "This is it, right? Our guess is correct, Xia is indeed..."

Oswin interrupted her. He didn't want to hear the rest of the conversation. He just nodded weakly and asked, "Anna and Lawrence need to know about this. I'll go write the letter."

"I'll go with you." Fiona responded, "Joshua and Caroline also need to know."

They didn't seem to want to stay here any longer, and they disappeared into the potion room as soon as they finished speaking. The potion Fiona had just held in her hand glowed silver under the sunlight.

Ender was playing a boring game with James at this time.

"It's not boring," James corrected Ender. "You're just not paying attention."

James picked up the game console and started the next round. He had been stuck with this big devil for a while - "I just lost two games." Ender added.

"It was only two games." James said bitterly, "Man, you should really listen to what you're saying. We originally planned to complete all the levels in one game!"

Ender had to face up to it. He reflected on his behavior and said, "You're right, brother."

There was a blazing fire in his eyes, and he was determined to defeat the big devil in this round.

James was very satisfied. He patted Ender on the shoulder and said firmly, "If we can't even beat this, how can we be the best Aurors!"

As they talked, the two men threw themselves into a fierce fight. After the round was over, Ender looked at the big devil who was knocked to the ground, and the "KO" magnified several times appeared on the screen. Ender felt very happy. He stood up and stretched, facing the slowly setting sun outside, he was surprised to find that he and James had spent a whole day on the game console.

"James." He said in a heavy tone, "I don't think Lily gave you the game console just to let you play it all day long."

"Really?" James asked. "What does she mean? I mean, this is hilarious!"

"Think about your summer homework," Ender kindly reminded. "We had a crazy vacation."

Before Ender could finish his words, James already knew what he meant. He hugged the game console tightly, and said reluctantly: "Oh, I don't want to lose you, but I don't want to make Lily angry even more."

"Haven't you made her angry enough?"

"It's not the same thing, man."

James and Ender were arm in arm, ready to go to the library to do their unfinished homework, but they planned to write a letter first to remind Sirius, oh, this guy must have done nothing either.

"We can still make a fool of him." James thought happily, "I can't believe that doing homework on my own initiative will happen to me."

"Professor McGonagall will be very touched." Ender didn't even raise his head. He concentrated on writing the letter to Sirius. After writing the last letter, he pushed the letter to James and said, "Write it. But be quick, otherwise Archie will peck the back of my hand again."

James wrote quickly and finished it in just a few strokes.

"Oh, are you sure Sirius can understand what you wrote?" Ender glanced at the content of James' letter before putting it into the envelope. He had to say that it hurt his eyes to see these flying words. Fortunately, he was not the one who had to read this letter. Ender was glad.

"It's okay. He has time to decipher it." James took out his Transfiguration textbook and prepared to do the Transfiguration homework assigned by Professor McGonagall. Then he found out with a headache that he couldn't understand the words on it. He looked at Ender in embarrassment, and his tone changed from full of confidence just now to a little lack of confidence: "Well, he can understand it...right?"

Ender shook his head to indicate that he didn't know either. He glanced at Archie who had already flown away, then turned to James and said, "Archie has already flown away. Unless you stop Archie, Sirius will have to decipher the letter that no one can understand."

James wanted to cry but couldn't. He stretched out his hands and laid on the table, looking lazy. He wanted to borrow the Transfiguration textbook from Ender, but he found that Ender's textbook was cleaner than his. He recalled that when they were in school, it seemed that except for Remus who would listen to the class seriously, he, Ender and Sirius didn't seem to spend much time studying - except that Xia would sometimes force them to go to the library.

He told these words to Ander, who was surprised and said, "Don't you remember it in your mind?"

James: “?”

But James soon felt relieved. After all, his grades were good, and that was enough. After all, he still had to use his brain to think about many interesting things. As for studying, he should put it aside.

Speaking of interesting things, James thought with some regret that Sirius hadn't played his game console yet, and he didn't know if there was one in the Black mansion. Probably not, otherwise Sirius would definitely share it with them. And Regulus, he was really good at Quidditch, I really want to play a game with him again, but he was too serious sometimes...

As James was thinking, his thoughts drifted far away. He suddenly stood up, as if he had made some decision.

Ender was frightened by his action. Just as he was about to raise his head to ask what was going on, he saw James' face suddenly appear in front of him, his eyes flashing with the long-lost, excited light that appeared when he was thinking of adventure.

Sure enough, the next second, Ander heard James say:

"Let's go to the Black mansion and get Sirius out."