Hogwarts lazy snake

Hagrid let Fang go, and Fang immediately leapt at Ron, ready to lick his ears delightedly.

When Ron saw such a big black dog rushing towards him, he immediately dodged and avoided it. "Don't come over here!"

"This is Ron! My friend." Harry looked at Ron who was being chased by a dog and introduced him, wanting to ask Hagrid to stop the dog.

"Oh, don't worry, Harry, Fang, I just smelled a familiar smell." Hagrid's eyes moved from the color of Ron's hair to the freckles on his face.

"Ya Ya, come here!"

The big black dog circled around Ron, and when he heard Hagrid's words, he looked up at Ron with a strange and confused look in his eyes.

Woof~

Fang felt that this little man had a familiar smell, but he looked a little strange. Hearing Hagrid's voice, he called out to Ron, turned back to Hagrid's feet, and lay down in a comfortable position.

"Ron, another little wizard from the Weasley family, right?" Hagrid said as he put on gloves, picked up the kettle in the fireplace and poured boiling water into the teapot.

"Hagrid, do you know any other Weasleys?" He looked at Fang at Hagrid's feet with some lingering fear and asked Hagrid curiously.

"Yes, I spent almost half of my life trying to drive the twins out of the Forbidden Forest." Hagrid looked at Ron's iconic hair and said with some distress as two naughty figures appeared in his mind.

"Oh, Hagrid, you should be talking about my two brothers." Ron heard this, his face excited, patting his chest: "Hagrid, don't worry, I will tell Mom about this and let Mom teach George and Fred a lesson."

"Ahem... I won't let them make things difficult for you again, Mr. Hagrid." Ron felt that his attitude seemed a little too excited, so he quickly straightened his posture and made a serious promise.

The young wizards present saw this, but of course they knew the reason, and they found it a little funny and felt a little sorry for the other party. They didn't know what was going on. ???

"That's very much appreciated."

Although he didn't know why Ron was like this, he was still very grateful. Hagrid looked at everyone with curiosity and asked:

"How did you guys get together?"

Only after everyone was seated did I have a chance to look at everyone.

His eyes swept back and forth among everyone, and when he saw Draco, he was very surprised, his eyes widened slightly, and his mouth opened slightly.

"Harry, why are you with a little wizard from Slytherin?" Hagrid asked with a frown.

Then, he looked at Horne again and saw the color of Horne's clothes and the school emblem. "Mr. Nicholas, I'm wondering why you were not sorted into Ravenclaw, but into the evil Slytherin House, since you are so smart. What's wrong with the Sorting Hat?"

Hagrid shook his head as he spoke, but seemed to realize that he had said the wrong thing, and quickly changed his words and said, "Horn, I'm not saying you are evil. It's Slytherin, the college, that is evil, but it doesn't represent you, nor do I mean that you are evil..."

Horn smiled, knowing what Hagrid wanted to say. He only did this because he was good friends with Harry, and he loved Harry so much that he didn't care. However, he still said with some pain, "Hagrid, we are all from the same school, we shouldn't divide the houses like this."

"And each house has its own unique characteristics. You can't just label Slytherin as evil."

Horn raised his chin slightly, his eyes firm. After all, he was in Slytherin now, and he couldn't change it, and he didn't want to label others.

After hearing this, Draco frowned slightly and thought for a while, then nodded slightly.

"White-blond hair, that arrogant expression, and that neat outfit. You, the Slytherin, must be a Malfoy."

He looked at Horn, Draco's clothes, and Harry, Ron, and the two little witches with a strange look on his face.

"Hello, Mr. Hagrid."

"As you expected, I am the legitimate son of the Malfoy family, Draco, nice to meet you." Draco stood up from his seat, saluted Hagrid and introduced himself.

Draco sat down again, cleared his throat, and refuted what Hagrid had just said: "Mr. Hagrid, Slytherin is not evil. It represents bravery, wisdom, and the persistent pursuit of goals. As Horn said, each house has its own unique characteristics, and Slytherin cannot be labeled as evil in general."

clap clap!

Carlotta, who had long wanted to refute Hagrid's humiliation of her own academy, clapped her hands in agreement after hearing Draco's words: "Draco, you are right, I will no longer call you a yellow-haired brat, Mr. Hagrid, you can't generalize like that."

"Although Slytherin has produced many bad wizards, who can guarantee that there have never been bad wizards in Hogwarts?"

Hagrid listened to Draco's words with an expression of disbelief and wide eyes, as if he couldn't believe that these words came from the mouth of a Malfoy child. And what Horn said to the little witch made some sense after thinking about it.

But his own experience made him alert.

Ron, Harry and Hermione on the side had different expressions. Ron had a complicated expression, because both his parents and elders said that all wizards from Slytherin were dark wizards.

Now he was friends with Horn and Carlotta, and even Draco's relationship with him had eased, and he knew how to express his opinions.

This made him feel conflicted and he didn't know how to express his opinion.

There was confusion and bewilderment in his eyes. He sometimes looked at Horn and Draco, and sometimes lowered his head in deep thought.

As for Hermione and Harry, Hermione is a newcomer to the wizarding world, but she looks at things with her own eyes and her own physical and mental feelings.

I didn’t believe in the knowledge in the books. I remember Horn once said this when he was studying in the library: “It is better to have no books than to believe in all books.”

After hearing this sentence, it was deeply imprinted in her mind, making her maintain a cautious and skeptical attitude towards things and not be influenced by subjective factors.

So, after thinking about it, she fully agreed with what Horn and Draco said.

Hermione raised her chin slightly, her eyes revealed determination, and there was a hint of smile at the corner of her mouth, as if she was proud of herself for being able to think independently.

Harry's life was even simpler. He had no parents and lived an unhappy life again in his aunt Petunia's house. From the moment he received the letter from Hogwarts, he met Hagrid who celebrated his birthday, the enthusiastic Weasley family, and on the train he made friends with friendly Horn who shared food with him, the clever Hermione, and the forgetful Neville.

And Draco, who was a little weird and liked to argue with Ron, and finally met Carlotta, who seemed to be able to get along with everyone.

So he didn't care too much about the good or bad of Slytherin at this time. At most, he hated the Slytherin named Carlo who bullied Neville.

Finally, there is Carlotta, a family of travelers who grew up in a unique wizarding family. She freely explored and adventured in the Muggle world and the wizarding world, and had met many different people and things. She didn't think too much about it, after all, it was all in her mind since she was a child.

At this time, Horn and others were immersed in their own thoughts.

Horn frowned slightly, thinking about how to better promote communication and understanding between students from different colleges.

Draco's eyes flickered, as if he was re-examining his views on Slytherin House and other houses.

Ron was still confused, not knowing how to balance family values ​​with his new understanding, and he didn't even know how to tell his parents.

Hermione's eyes were focused, perhaps thinking about how to spread this rational thinking to more people.

Harry smiled as he recalled every detail of his time at Hogwarts.

Suddenly, there was a knock on the door, interrupting everyone's thoughts.

"Is it time?" As the only bored person here who had nothing to think about, he immediately thought about something the moment he heard the knock on the door.

Horn's heart moved, thinking that it must be Garcia who arrived.

He immediately stood up, smiled and said to Hagrid, "Hagrid, we have prepared a small dinner for this visit, and we would like to invite you to join us."

"Also, we would like to borrow a piece of land next to your cabin. Is that possible?"

Horn's eyes were full of anticipation. He hoped that Hagrid would agree to their request and make this party more perfect.