HP: Hogwarts, but pro-generation

"You mean, her magic is useless?" His tone was flat, his wand tapping the armrest of the chair. He looked at the man in front of him with his head down, and his voice rose slightly: "Or do you think my method is useless, Nott?"

Nott still lowered his head, his eyes cast on the ground, no one could tell what he was thinking. He said respectfully: "No, Master, I think something must be wrong."

"What went wrong?" The man sitting on the seat repeated this sentence. He raised his face, which had been playing with the wand. His face was distorted, as pale as a dead person, and his eyes seemed to be full of bloodthirsty light. "What went wrong? Are you asking me, Nott?"

"No, Master." Nott still looked respectful. He slowly knelt down, leaning against the robe of the man who was honored as "Master". He lowered his head even more. "My dear Master, I hope you can give me more hints. You know -"

Before he could finish his words, the "Master" or Voldemort spoke up: "Why not try her flesh and blood, Nott. I think it will not be difficult for you."

Nott shuddered and kissed Voldemort's robe, expressing his respect with an almost obsessive attitude.

"Well, stop being an eyesore here." Voldemort's voice rose, seeming to be very dissatisfied. He stood up, not caring that Nott was kneeling beside his robes. A red light appeared, and Nott was hit. He fell hard to the ground, still without raising his head. He knew that the "master" wanted him to leave at this time, and after offering his wishes, he disappeared on the spot.

Voldemort obviously sneered at his "May you be well", he repeated the word "well" coldly, and then used his wand to summon a tattered book with "SS" written on it. He turned one of the pages and stroked it slowly, "Well? How ridiculous, I never wanted well. Don't you think so, Priest?"

His attitude suddenly became obsessed, and his tone was dreamy: "Is there really such a magical thing? I really want to meet her."

After Nott left, he first returned to Nott Manor. Looking at his wife's pale face, his heart began to ache.

"Oh, it's nothing dear." Leah Nott smiled comfortingly, "I've always been like this, haven't I?"

"I just want you to--" Nott brushed the dust off his clothes and sat a little further away from his wife. His left arm was still aching slightly. That spell was really cruel, Nott thought. Although he wanted to rub his arm to relieve the pain, he didn't want to make his wife worry about him.

Leah seemed to notice something. She stood up and turned her back to Nott, fiddling with the flowers and plants she had placed in the living room. She said casually, "Honey, can I ask you for a favor?"

“Don’t ever say please to me.”

After Leah finished her request, she exchanged a kiss with Nott, and he disappeared again.

After Christian returned to Greengrass Manor, he prepared for his brother's schooling. Felix was looking forward to the first day of school on September 1, but now he was more looking forward to whether Christian would take him to Diagon Alley. He pestered Christian, and whenever he saw him, he would excitedly ask when he could go to Diagon Alley. Without exception, all of Felix's requests were rejected.

"You can't do this." Felix looked at his brother seriously, "I think I'm much better now, and I'm going to Hogwarts to study, so I can't stay at home. This is just adapting in advance."

Christian smiled. He patted Felix on the head, which was rare, and said, "That's your negotiation. Unfortunately, I'm not convinced."

He returned to his room and sorted out the things he needed to buy. A first-year wizard needed a little more than a third-year like him. He looked at the long list and was a little worried about how to bring it back - considering that he was the only healthy person in the family, but he was only a third-year student.

Christian knocked on the table and the house-elf belonging to Greengrass appeared.

"Master Christian, what can Komi do for you?"

"Go to Diagon Alley and buy some things for me." Christian handed the list to Komi and tapped his fingers on the table. Without his order, Komi could not leave. "I'll go with you." If Felix wants to follow, let him follow...

Komi seemed to be unable to believe what she heard. She said in a shrill voice: "Is Komi going out with Master Christian? Is it that Komi didn't do well? Komi can complete the work! Master Christian, don't worry!"

Christian shook his head. He didn't want to explain more, but seeing the poor elf's eyes full of fear, he said helplessly: "You did a good job. It has nothing to do with this."

The elf, who was comforted, spoke in a sharper voice this time. She almost wanted to explode Christian's eardrums: "Komi! Going out with! Master Christian! Oh, it's such an honor, it's really such an honor, Komi will do it well!"

Christian waved his hand to let Komi leave. He felt that it was not suitable to go out in his current state of tinnitus. Look, there was not a single normal person in the entire Greengrass Manor.

Christian patted his ears, wondering if he had made a wrong decision - asking the house elf to go out or something. Before he could think about whether he should really let the elf go out with him, there was a knock on his door.

It's Felix.

Christian raised his eyebrows, and he knew Felix would not give up. He put on an attitude of listening attentively, ready to see how Felix would persuade him, even though he had already planned to go out with his brother.

Felix spoke up: "Well, I promise I will study hard and get all O's at the end of the semester."

Christian said nothing.

Felix: "I promise I'll take my medicine and not lose my temper."

Christian remained silent.

Felix's face flushed, and sweat broke out on his forehead: "Or I can agree to anything you ask for, just let me go to Diagon Alley--"

"That's not how negotiations work." Christian said slowly, "At least your terms should be attractive enough to the other party."

In other words, your terms are of no use to me.

Felix understood what his brother meant and he lowered his head.

"Oh, it's not easy to get all O's in the exam, and whether you take medicine or lose your temper is your own business, not mine."

Felix lowered his head even lower, and he knew—

"But you can go out this time, follow Komi. She will always be watching you."

Felix's head snapped up and he knew it!

Before they could agree on a suitable time to go out - when Diagon Alley was less crowded - a visitor arrived at Greengrass Manor.

The two brothers had to stop discussing. They walked to the living room and looked at the unexpected but reasonable person.

"Nott?"

"Let's go to Diagon Alley."

Nott didn't waste any time, he grabbed Christian and Felix and was about to leave, but Christian interrupted Nott and said, "Wait a minute."

There was a slight "pop" sound, and Komi appeared.

"Master Christian! Are we leaving now? Oh my god, Master Felix is ​​going to Diagon Alley too! Komi will take good care of him!"

Christian felt his temples throbbing. He wanted to tell Komi that she could stay in the manor, but the elf would definitely misunderstand that she couldn't work for her dear young masters and then burst into tears.

"Yes, we will all go, take care of Felix."

Nott was a little surprised when he heard Christian say this: "When did you become so friendly to them?"

"Shut up. Time to go."

Nott rolled his eyes, and the three of them plus an elf left Greengrass Manor.