Chapter 570 You Are the Class Leader Now, You Must Be a Good Role Model

After solving the twins' problem, Fish left the Great Hall with Hermione and went to Professor Binns' History of Magic.

Professor Binns' class was definitely the most boring of all the courses in Hogwarts, so when Fish arrived in the classroom, he turned into a cat and crawled into the desk, snoring.

The other students were similar. Ten minutes later, some of them were sleeping, some were slacking off, and except for Hermione, no student was listening to the class seriously.

Seamus even took out a set of Weasley Magic Chess (George and Fred's Magic Monopoly Final Edition) and played with Dean, Harry and Ron.

"If you do it again, I will put you in detention!"

After the boring History of Magic ended, Hermione walked up to a few boys and warned them.

"Before that..."

Ron pointed at the cat who had just woken up and was stretching.

Hermione blushed slightly, knowing that she was in the wrong, but still glared at Harry and the others.

"Anyway, if you only target us, we won't accept it." Several boys said to Hermione with a common hatred.

Hermione, who was held up, pursed her lips unwillingly, hesitated for a moment, turned around and picked up Fish, who was lying on the table licking his fur.

"Fish, you are the class leader now, so you have to set a good example for everyone."

She supported the cat's armpits, lifted him in front of her, and said righteously.

"Meow?"

ω

The cat tilted its head and looked at her with a puzzled look.

"For example, listen carefully in class and stop sleeping." Hermione gave an example.

The kitten was stunned, and then...

"Meow——!"

(=`Д=)

Fish kicked his limbs randomly, twisted his body and broke free from Hermione's hands, and ran away without looking back.

Hermione: "..."

Listening to the stifled laughter of Harry and the others behind her, Miss Know-it-all sighed. She knew that she had been a little too hasty just now and should have guided Fish slowly.

So she packed her schoolbag and left the History of Magic classroom, intending to find the runaway cat to have a good talk.

And Fish didn't run far. As soon as Hermione left the classroom, she saw him at a corner not far away. The kitten was hiding behind the wall, half of his head was exposed and looking at Hermione quietly.

|`ω=)

Hermione hurriedly walked towards him, but the kitten turned and ran away. Hermione quickly chased to the corner and found that the cat was at the next corner, half of his head was exposed and staring at her.

"Don't run!" Hermione shouted at Fish unhappily, "I won't force you! Come here!"

"Meow?" The cat looked at her suspiciously and didn't go over immediately.

Hermione also got angry. She said angrily, "If you don't believe it, forget it!" Then she pretended to leave.

Fish hurriedly ran to Hermione's side, stood up, and hugged her calves with his two front paws.

"Meow~"

(=ω=)

The cat rubbed Hermione's calves gently with its head, and then made a flattering sound.

Hermione's anger disappeared instantly. She bent down, picked up Fish, and buried her whole face in the cat's furry belly, and took a deep breath.

Her actions were a signal to Fish.

So the cat quickly returned to its human form, and then pursed its lips and kissed Hermione on the face.

(つΦ3Φ)つ

"That's not what I meant!"

Hermione shyly avoided her head, and then looked around with a guilty conscience. After finding that there was no one else around, she breathed a sigh of relief.

"Aren't we going to play a kissing game, meow?"

(ω)

Fish tilted his head in confusion. Obviously, they used to kiss after rubbing each other.

"Of course not!" Hermione stamped her feet shyly, and then forced the topic back, "That... Fish, about sleeping in class..." Seeing that Maomao wanted to run away again, she hurriedly grabbed Fish's arm and said quickly: "I didn't mean to force you!"

"Really?"

(ω)

Fish looked at her suspiciously.

"I mean, if you can, try not to sleep in class, so Minerva will be happy." Hermione changed to a negotiating tone and said to Maomao.

"Well..." Fish pondered for a while, and then refused categorically: "No!"

For Maomao, there are many ways to make Professor McGonagall happy, and he doesn't want to sacrifice his sleep time for this...

Unless Hermione and Professor McGonagall both force Maomao to do so.

However, neither Hermione nor Professor McGonagall would force Fish for such a small matter.

So Hermione sighed helplessly and gave up persuading him temporarily. Anyway, except for the history of magic, Harry and his friends didn't dare to be so presumptuous in other classes.

Just at this time, the bell for class rang, and the two hurried to the potion class.

Professor Snape did not give a lecture in this potion class, but directly wrote the ingredients and preparation methods on the blackboard, and asked the students to prepare a potion called a demulcent.

Feishi liked this kind of practical course, so he did not sleep, but followed the content on the blackboard.

There is nothing much to say about the preparation process. For Feishi, this kind of potion with all the steps written down is still very simple to prepare.

Then, as expected, Professor Snape went to trouble Harry again in this class. Harry just missed a step, and the potion he prepared was directly cleaned up by Snape, resulting in his grade of zero in this class again.

So when the bell rang, the angry Harry was the first to rush out of the classroom.

"That's really unfair," Hermione said on behalf of Harry: "Harry's potion is not as bad as Goyle's. In fact, he just missed two drops of hellebore syrup."

"Well... Fish actually asked Severus if he could not be so targeted at Harry."

(ω)

Fish, who was going to the hall for lunch with everyone, scratched his head and said.

"How did he respond to you?"

Ron asked with concern, and the others looked at Fish curiously. Even Malfoy, who was following them for a distance, couldn't help but prick up his ears.

"Severus said he didn't target Harry..."

All Gryffindor students curled their lips in disdain. Fish knew that Snape's words were not credible, but he continued to say Snape's answer at that time.

"He deducted Harry's points because Harry failed to prepare the correct potion."

In fact, Fish quite agreed with this statement, because in his opinion, as long as Harry himself did not make mistakes, Snape would have no way to target him. Moreover, what Fish could not understand the most was...

Severus had already written the preparation steps so clearly, why could he still make mistakes? It's not like they were asked to recite...

When they arrived at the hall, Harry was already sitting there eating lunch. Ron walked over quickly and repeated what Fish had just said to Harry.

"Come on, when has Snape ever treated me fairly?" Harry poked the food on the plate angrily, "Even if I succeed in making the potion, he will definitely find other excuses to ridicule me."

"You say..." Fish suddenly made a constructive suggestion, "Let Shangfeng apologize to Severus, will his attitude towards Harry be better?"

Ψ(Φ~Φ)婩

...

Recommendation ticket monthly ticket

Uh... I didn't say the original work was badly written. I don't like HP and write its fan fiction. Isn't that sick...

Rowling has her ideas as an author, and I have my own opinions as a reader. It's normal.

There is nothing wrong with Harry himself. In fact, based on his experience, it's great that he didn't grow up crooked, but as a protagonist, especially the protagonist of a fairy-tale novel, he is not likable enough.

Another reason is that in the first three books, Harry still looked like a protagonist. Although he was a little reckless, he would not vent his anger on others and would consider others. Later, he became more and more self-centered.

Logically, I agree with this change.

Seeing his friend die, people around him doubting him, and his godfather’s death, it’s understandable that his temper gets worse.

Later, Dumbledore told him the prophecy again, and kept telling him that only he could kill Voldemort, so it’s normal for Harry to have the idea that “it has to be me”.

But as the protagonist, he becomes more and more immature as he gets older, which is annoying.

In the novel, it’s actually pretty good, with enough foreshadowing in the transformation, and growth in other aspects. Harry in the movie looks even more annoying, often losing his temper for no reason, and not being able to do anything, and saying “I am the chosen one” all the time…

Of course, it may also be that I have a preconceived notion.

…

Thanks to I Love Stinky Pot, Mushroom Egg, Sheep Dory, MIKU Single Pusher, and Return to Sorrento for the rewards.