v4 Chapter 124： Hagrid can stay, Buckbeak must die!

Tom took the Horcrux, which wasn't a good thing, but certainly not the worst.

Because Tom is not Voldemort.

Voldemort wants to split his soul to achieve immortality; Tom wants to collect all the soul fragments, unite them, return to the peak, and become a complete individual.

He wants to make his own rebel and take Voldemort in his place!

In Tom's view, Voldemort in the second half of his life was a complete failure in his life and took a completely wrong route.

He's going to correct it again.

Tom and Voldemort are naturally antagonistic, and neither will allow another self to appear. This contradiction... is even bigger than Harry and Voldemort.

At such a time, as a proletarian magic warrior lurking in Hogwarts, we must learn to look at problems with a dialectical perspective.

We must know how to grasp the main contradiction and ignore the secondary contradiction under the complicated situation.

At this stage, the British Isles are still in the initial stage of peace and stability.

Its main contradiction is the contradiction between the increasing security needs of the wizarding masses and the hidden Voldemort in Albania.

The fundamental task of resolving this contradiction is to liberate and develop power.

Die-hards like Tom must be treated with a policy of both unity and struggle, rather than blind antagonism.

Tom will definitely not destroy the Horcrux directly, he will probably find a way to absorb that piece of soul.

But it also represents the destruction of a Horcrux.

This is the basis for the tacit cooperation between the two parties.

Tom took the Horcrux, and the most serious consequence was actually the interruption of the clues.

William originally wanted to use the Dementor to swallow that piece of soul, and then look for other Horcruxes based on his memory.

This time it became a dream bubble.

Can only wait for Professor Dumbledore to continue searching for old memories.

From a large number of complicated clues, find really useful things.

Although this method is troublesome, it is currently the only method.

Soon, a new week begins.

Professor Lupin returned at last, his face pale, and he seemed to be seriously ill.

Under Peeves' propaganda, rumors circulated in the school that Snape wanted to poison Lupin.

This sentence cannot be said to be completely wrong, because Snape added a lot of his special 'small condiments' to the wolf poison potion.

After Ron's confrontation, William had serious doubts that Professor Snape would intensify.

But Professor Lupin probably no longer dared to try Snape's wolf poison.

Otherwise, he may not teach for a year, and he will die because the potion is too unpalatable.

The degree of suffocation in this way of dying is not much less than that of his predecessors.

All assignments assigned by Professor Snape were cancelled by Lupin. No one except William and Hermione noticed that Lupin was a werewolf.

Professor Snape has left his favorite position to return to the Potions class once again.

He also seemed to know that Lupin would cancel his homework and change the paper on killing werewolves into potions classwork.

Also, the deadline for submitting assignments remains the same.

Teaching potions and doing Defence Against the Dark Arts?

I don't know whether to say that Snape is not doing his job properly, or he is concerned about the all-round development of the little wizards.

This is probably the real good teacher, holding a salary and doing two people's work.

Tragedy for Gryffindor, just a day earlier, led by the twins, they had celebrated Lupin's return.

Excited, he tore up all the homework assigned by Snape and threw them into the trash can in the lounge.

Then, the next day, it was cleaned up by the house-elf as trash.

For the first time the little lions hated so much, the hard work of the house-elves.

Hermione was one of the few lion cubs who didn't participate, and she worked hard to persuade others not to.

This is the same as the teacher who persuaded everyone not to tear up the book before the college entrance examination, which is definitely not effective.

In the end only Anne, Ginny and Neville listened to her.

Neither Harry nor Ron responded, and Ron was still irritated, saying that Hermione just couldn't bear her dense papers.

It turns out: Hermione is always right!

In Potions class, Harry and Ron were dumbfounded when Professor Snape urged them to teach their homework.

After class, Ron wanted to copy Hermione's paper, but she was coldly rejected.

Harry was thinking seriously, if he went to Qiu to copy his homework, would he be looked down upon by her?

Professor McGonagall is completely Buddhist this semester, and doesn't want to care about this group of stupid lions who make trouble all day.

She is busy looking for the World Quidditch Association to help William apply for the naming rights of the action.

Since the development of Quidditch, many techniques have been perfected. In recent years, there have been very few actions named in the name of wizards.

It would be an amazing achievement, and many clubs would even reach out and invite a genius like William.

On Professor McGonagall's wish list, there is one item:

England Quidditch wins the World Cup!

If William and Harry graduate and join the England national team at the same time, it is really possible!

She also thought that William would never waste his talent to participate in the Quidditch World Cup.

He's just playing tickets.

But the most annoying thing is that people play casually, and they are better than many professional players.

Are geniuses so unreasonable with you? !

Hagrid's Conservation of Fantastic Beasts class was as bad as ever.

Seemingly obsessed with breeding new breeds, he began teaching people how to cross-breed hairy crabs with flober caterpillars.

In order to cope with Hagrid, everyone tacitly fed the Flobber caterpillar a lot of lettuce.

A week later, those Flobber caterpillars were... dead.

Not only the fourth graders, but also the hairy crabs are free, they don't have to cross species anymore.

Forbidden loves can row boats, but they don't like the slimy Flobber caterpillars.

When the get out of class was over, Hagrid was very sad, and William and Qiu had to stay to comfort him.

The two were also in pain, and it was really difficult to hold back from laughing, even if they were professionals.

"It's alright, Hagrid, next time you'll find some strong magical creatures." Qiu said with a sullen face in relief.

Don't look at Qiu's sympathetic appearance, but she was the one who first proposed feeding the Flobber caterpillar a lot of lettuce!

"That's right, Cho, you're right," Hagrid said choked up.

"Frober caterpillars are too weak, I think... a human-headed manticore could be crossed with a fire crab.

Hurry up and maybe you'll see a new breed next school year. "

Qiu really wanted to give himself a slap.

At this time, an owl flew over, it circled, and dropped a letter with a Hogwarts badge.

Hagrid caught the letter blankly, opened it, and looked at it. After a while, he suddenly covered his face and sobbed uncontrollably.

"HagridWhat's wrong with you?" Qiu was taken aback.

William took the letter from Hagrid's hand and glanced at it.

It turned out to be a letter from the Hogwarts trustees regarding the outcome of the Hippogriff's attack on Malfoy.

The content is simple:

Under the mediation of Headmaster Dumbledore, Hagrid was determined not to take any responsibility.

He doesn't need to compensate Lucius Malfoy for 28 items, including mental damages, medical expenses, compensation for delays in subjects, honorary fees, tuition and miscellaneous fees, etc., totaling 20,000 Galleons.

But that hippogriff was to be dealt with by the Ministry of Magic's Dangerous Creatures Committee.

That translates to: Hagrid can stay, Buckbeak must...die!

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