[HP] Liar

Chap.9

Draco, who was so bluntly pointed out by Viola, seemed a little embarrassed for a moment.

But he quickly reacted, and shouted in an extremely vicious tone: "So what?! No matter what your name is, you are just a mud-species!"

Viola rolled her eyes in disgust.In the wizarding world, everyone knows that "Mudblood" is an extremely insulting term, but Draco Malfoy, who was born in a pure-blood family that should have a good family education, talks about it every day.

"Don't forget... 'Mudblood' Clearwater," Draco touched Viola's forehead with his wand, "I am the one who has the upper hand now."

Viola stared at him and asked calmly, "Are you going to put a jinx on me, Malfoy? Just like your girlfriend?"

Unexpectedly, Viola had just mentioned Pansy Parkinson, and a few traces of disgust flashed across Malfoy's face immediately.Although he adjusted quickly, Viola still caught the strangeness of his expression.

It seems that he and that Pansy Parkinson are not really the so-called "golden boy and jade girl" in the Slytherin mouth.

Although the relationship between them has nothing to do with her, thinking of this, Viola still felt a strange pleasure inexplicably.

"You shouldn't be here tonight, Clearwater." In the end, Malfoy didn't answer Viola's question directly, but repeated to her in a self-satisfied tone, "If you You can't blame me for the unfair 'treatment' late at night. Blame it...just blame yourself for coming to this place at this time!"

Viola just looked at him quietly, without speaking.

"You must forget everything that happened tonight, you must forget that you met me in this place tonight, do you understand?"

Seeing that Viola didn't respond to him, Malfoy became a little annoyed. He increased the strength of his hand and asked sharply at the same time.

Forget everything that happened tonight?

Does it mean... the fact that he came to the Room of Requirement?

Viola blinked her eyes thoughtfully, not knowing where her courage came from, she suddenly asked: "Before you cast the Forgetting Curse on me, you can help me cast the Petrification Curse first. Is it lifted?"

Malfoy snorted contemptuously: "Do you think you have the capital to negotiate terms with me?"

"But—" Viola said with a look of embarrassment, "I can't stay here all night, my roommate will definitely find something strange. Luna also knows that I came to the Room of Requirement before tonight, I think you don't want to attract them, do you?"

Malfoy was slightly taken aback after hearing this, and there was some hesitation in his silver-gray eyes.

In the end, he still slowly removed the wand that was on Viola's forehead, and then murmured softly, "It's back to normal."

Taking advantage of this close gap, Viola quickly took out her wand, and shouted at Malfoy's arm, "Disarm!"

The wand in Malfoy's hand slipped from his palm in an instant, and fell to the ground with a "click".

Viola didn't have the guts to look back at Malfoy's face, but she just grabbed the wand in her hand and ran to the door of the Room of Requirement as fast as lightning could cover her ears.

But Draco Malfoy is certainly not vegetarian.Viola's action just now had obviously angered him. After reacting quickly, he bent down and picked up his wand, and then rushed to Viola in the same stride, and shouted at her with his wand : "fainted out—"

"boom!"

Fortunately, before Malfoy finished chanting the spell, the door of the Room of Requirement was slammed shut by Viola.

"Damn it!" Viola heard Malfoy roar angrily outside the door.

Viola's heart seemed to be equipped with a motor, and kept beating rapidly, as if it was about to be ejected from her throat in the next second.

The next second, she was exhausted and leaning against the sliding door of the Room of Requirement, panting heavily.

Merlin's socks!See what she has done?

She, as a wizard from a Muggle family, actually provoked the famous Draco Malfoy? !Malfoy himself looked down on her bloodline and her origin, but after what happened tonight, Malfoy's feelings for her might be more than just "contemptuous"!

Viola would bet that Malfoy would not hesitate to cast a jinx on her the next time they met.

After she finally calmed down completely, Viola slowly raised her head, and her eyes began to look around the environment in front of her in a daze.

——This is indeed the Room of Response that she is familiar with.

In the past, Viola had been unable to find a place in Hogwarts where she could concentrate on painting.If she draws in class, she has to bear the consequences of being discovered by the professor and reprimanded.

Nancy, like the rest of her Ravenclaw classmates, would also be dissatisfied with the smell of Viola's paints if she chose to paint in the dorms or the common room.

So in the end, Viola could only choose to run to the Room of Requirement alone.

She didn't know if this was a blessing in disguise, but because of her special needs, the Room of Requirement provided her with a very perfect studio.

In this studio, there are all kinds of painting tools and materials, which can be found in everything one expects to find.

In addition to the brushes, drawing boards, easels, and oil paints needed for painting oil paintings, all the tools needed to complete prints, sketches, and sketches are even placed in this room.

But tonight, Viola quickly discovered that the furnishings in this room seemed to have undergone a small change—an extra bed was added in the middle of the room.

Viola was stunned for a moment, and couldn't help feeling admiration in her heart.From the looks of it, this Room of Requirement did understand her inner needs very thoroughly.

After taking off the heavy robe, Viola took out an apron from the closet in the room and put it on, then walked towards a long table.

On that long table was a small oil painting - Vincent van Gogh's "Starry Night" (also known as "Starry Night").

Of course, this painting could never be authentic, it was just a souvenir Viola bought back from a Muggle boutique.

And on the left side of this "Starry Night", there is an unfinished wooden board and a box of printmaking knives.Viola stood there staring at them for a while, then sat down slowly, and continued to complete the carving work on the wooden board.

It's been said that what makes Vincent van Gogh's paintings stunning is the boldness with which he painted them.Unlike painters who tended to be realistic, Van Gogh was more inclined to express the strong emotions of paintings when creating.

Most girls don't like Van Gogh's paintings.Penello once said that Van Gogh's paintings have an indescribably strange feeling.Compared with Van Gogh, she prefers the Impressionist Monet - the reason is also very simple, because his paintings are very beautiful.

But Viola was different from them. Among so many painters, she had a unique feeling for this Van Gogh.

Maybe Penello is right, Van Gogh's paintings do have a weird beauty.And this kind of weirdness, she seems to be unable to describe it.

In fact, she was not only obsessed with Van Gogh's works, she was also obsessed with Vincent van Gogh himself.

"Van Gogh was a madman," Penello often said to Viola. "He cut off his ear and gave it to a prostitute... Poor girl, she must be terrified!"

"But I think it's actually quite romantic." Viola said.

"Romantic?" Penello opened her beautiful sapphire eyes wide in surprise, "God, you mustn't let your mother hear that. Otherwise she'll think you're out of your mind. Okay... darling Dear Viola, don't keep thinking about these useless things, your most important task now is to improve your potion score."

After finishing the copying on the wooden board, Viola finally let out a long sigh of relief, then slumped on the chair, staring at the ceiling blankly.

Maybe Penello is right. Vincent Van Gogh is indeed a lunatic. Although she likes Van Gogh, she has never denied this.

But...why does a quiet girl like her, who seems to follow the rules, like the works of that "crazy" Van Gogh?

Does this also mean—in fact, there are some lunatic genes flowing in her blood?

The author has something to say: In fact, but in terms of personality, VV is not quite like Ravenclaw, but more like Gryffindor or Hufflepuff.

But I saw a sentence in a fan article "Harry Potter and the Way of Rationality" before, and I think it makes sense.It said that Ravenclaw may not be all smart people, and may not be the group of people with the best grades, but they must be people who have a paranoid pursuit of a certain kind of truth.

Viola likes to paint, and her obsessive love and pursuit of painting has actually shown that she must be a Ravenclaw~

In this article, I want to write about Van Gogh in addition to whore, hahahaha, I don’t know why I have such a big brain ==