Hogwarts lazy snake

It was Wednesday afternoon and the Slytherin Transfiguration class had just ended.

Winter is coming, so the autumn wind is even colder now.

"Horn, hurry up! We have to get to the Happy House. I tied with Harry yesterday, and I don't believe I can't beat him today." Draco eagerly tugged at his wizard robe and urged Horn, who was yawning slightly beside him.

As Draco spoke, he reached into his wizard robe and gently stroked the Colt in the holster under his armpit, feeling the metallic texture against his fingertips.

"It's normal to have winners and losers. After all, we are all still in the learning stage and our levels are similar. It's just a fight between two noobs."

Horn looked at the oil lamps on the wall that were decorated in the shape of various pumpkins for tomorrow's Halloween party and responded to Draco, but his voice gradually became lower.

After understanding the situations of his friends, Horn equipped each of them with a second generation Equality Device.

Since finding the Room of Requirement, in order to make it easier to find Horn's original room, it was named the Happy House. In order to have a better gathering, the room inside was increased, and it became larger and more luxurious.

During this time, Harry, Ron and Draco argued over the name of this small base for their friends. Harry and Ron insisted that it should be called Gryffindor Hut, while Draco strongly advocated naming it Slytherin Hut.

The two sides were arguing fiercely, but in the end, Hermione and Carlotta unanimously decided to call it the Happy House. Horn had no special requirements for the name, it was just a code name, so he did not argue with the girls, so this place was officially named the Happy House.

Because of the existence of the Happy House, Horn's process of creating the Equality Device for All Beings was greatly accelerated.

In less than a month, a stable upgraded version of the Equality Device was created and renamed Equality. During the experiment, Harry and Draco constantly assisted Horne, and they were amazed and fond of it at the beginning, and then they couldn't let it go. When the experiment was successful, the two asked Horne for one, and Horne gladly agreed, and at the same time made a few requests:

1. Unless necessary, Colt's presence should not be easily exposed in Hogwarts or anywhere other than those who know about it.

Second, you cannot load the gun while carrying it (because there is no safety) and you cannot point the gun at your own people!

3. If any of the above clauses are violated, the rights will be withdrawn and the final right of interpretation will be in Horn’s hands.

Yes, it has been almost a month since I found the Room of Requirement. Now the countdown to Halloween, the last day of October, has begun.

Draco was now only thinking about getting to the Room of Requirement to find Harry and continue the game, so he didn't hear what Horn just said, otherwise he would definitely shout, "Noob? Impossible!"

Horn, Draco and Carlotta went to the Happy House together. Along the way, Carlotta was very excited. She could hear what Horn had just said and kept saying, "Draco, you have to win this time, otherwise it will be embarrassing."

Draco responded confidently: "Of course, I will definitely win today."

Horn just smiled and said nothing.

They came to the room named Happy House where all wishes are granted. When they opened the door, they felt that there were two different worlds inside and outside the door.

After entering, I saw three more rooms on the right side of the previous living room. The right side was still the shooting range, and there was a crystal wall as a partition.

At this time, Hermione was sitting on the sofa in the living room, leaning against the fireplace, warming herself by the fire, and reading a book called "Hogwarts: A History" with great interest. Seeing them coming, Hermione greeted them, "Hi, you're here."

They looked through the crystal wall at the shooting range, and the blurry figures inside were indeed Ron, Harry, and Neville. Draco couldn't wait to open the door of the Happy House. As soon as he walked in, he saw the door of the crystal wall suddenly open, and Ron walked out from inside, and there was a tiny sound of gunfire.

It turns out that this crystal wall is not only beautiful and has a partitioning function, but also can reduce sound.

As soon as Draco saw Ron, he straightened his chest and said provocatively, "Hey, Weasley, I will definitely defeat Harry today!"

Ron responded without showing any weakness: "Humph, you're just dreaming. Harry won't lose."

Carlotta said provocatively, "Stop arguing, you two. We'll know the result of the game later."

Horn shook his head helplessly, walked up and said, "Okay, okay, stop arguing. We are here to have fun, not to quarrel."

Hermione also put down her book, walked over and said, "Right, and besides, you two are pretty boring."

Just then, Harry and Neville also walked out of the shooting range.

Harry saw Draco, waved his fist and said, "Draco, I will not show mercy today."

Draco turned his head and snorted, saying, "I will not show mercy. Who is afraid of who? Let's wait and see."

Horn looked at their high morale and although he agreed with the match, he was also worried that they would get too involved and violate the conditions he had set. He said, "You can compete, but you must remember our rules and not break them."

Everyone nodded in agreement.

Horn began to explain the rules of the competition: "We use targets of different difficulty levels in the shooting range as our targets. Each person has a certain number of shots, and the winner is determined by the total number of hits. We have also added a special link to this competition, that is, except for the first three shots, you can infuse magic into the Colt, and then just shoot normally, making shooting more challenging and interesting. But please note that the infusion of magic should be moderate, and it should not be overused to avoid accidents."

Everyone listened attentively, their eyes full of anticipation and excitement.

The game started, and Harry took the lead in picking up the Colt. He closed his eyes, concentrated, and slowly infused magic into the gun. The pattern on the silver gun glowed slightly, and Harry opened his eyes, his eyes focused and determined, aiming at a medium-difficulty human-shaped target.

He pulled the trigger lightly, and with a "bang" sound, a beam of light shot out from the Colt and instantly hit the target's four-character. After the target was hit, it pierced through and flew backwards at an unreduced speed, hitting the wall heavily.

Ron and Neville cheered excitedly.

Draco came on next, his chin slightly raised and a confident smile on his face.

He also infused magic into his Colt, and the pattern on the gun body flickered. Draco aimed at a difficult moving target, took a deep breath, and then fired decisively. The bullet passed like a meteor, grazing the middle of the target's five and four. Although the bullet hole position accounted for a large proportion of the five-character area, it was still a good result.

In the end, the difference was still one or two points, and Draco beat Harry by one point.

Then Ron and Neville also took out their Colts, and everyone took turns shooting. The competition was tense and fierce. In the process, they kept exchanging shooting skills and experiences, and also explored how to better control the infusion of magic.

Of course, it was basically Horn who was teaching. After all, Horn had a strong learning ability, so although he couldn't hit ten rings with every shot, at least four out of six shots would hit ten rings.

As the gunfire continued, the gap between everyone's scores gradually widened. The competition between Harry and Draco was particularly fierce, and their scores were almost the same. Horn only shot for the first ten minutes, but then he basically watched or taught, while Harry, Draco, and Neville shot.

Anyway, we can just fight as much as we want. As for the ammunition, Horn will provide it and pay each person according to the amount of ammunition they shoot.

Hermione and Carlotta shot a few minutes longer than Horn, and they couldn't stand the smell and the noise of the guns at the shooting range. Although the noise of the wizard version of the guns was much quieter, it was still annoying to hear them too much. Ron also went out, about one or two minutes longer than Hermione and the others. It wasn't that he didn't want to shoot, but he didn't have the money.

Horn looked at Neville, who was the most serious shooter in the shooting range, and twitched his lips as he muttered to himself, "Will the Sword Master become a Fire Sword Master with a sword in his left hand and a gun in his right hand?"