Marvel: I, Hermione, am from Hogwarts!

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He's the professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts!

Even if the opponent is Hermione, the "witch," this record is still a bit too terrifying.

It's important to know that although Quirrell is usually timid, he is a proper adult wizard and a professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts, so his skills are definitely not low.

The fact that he was able to sneak into Gringotts to steal and escape unscathed speaks volumes; there's no way a first-year wizard could defeat him.

But Hermione did it despite the impossibility.

Harry was initially incredulous when he heard the news, but he quickly accepted the outcome.

It seems there's no problem, after all, it's Hermione the Wonderful.

Hermione, however, was not in a good mood as she was being watched by countless eyes.

With a single sentence from Dumbledore, she was brought into the public eye.

It's not that she's unwilling to accept their worship, but in doing so, she's become a burden to Harry. If word gets out, those Death Eaters in the shadows will definitely take action, and she won't be able to discreetly follow Harry around and reap the benefits anymore.

But considering Voldemort's gaze before he left... it doesn't really matter.

Since the person in charge has already remembered her, why worry about a few subordinates causing trouble in secret?

With the spellbook in hand, and given a little time to develop, she was confident that even if Voldemort were reborn, she could make him kneel and sing "Conquer."

Anyone who dares to cause trouble, we'll wipe them all out!

With that thought, Hermione felt relieved.

She picked up the broom beside her and patted Ron on the shoulder.

Ron, who was devouring a chicken leg, turned to look at her.

Hermione explained that he had fainted because Quirrell had attacked him from behind, and he believed her without hesitation.

As for why the other party didn't ambush Harry and Hermione, or why they didn't use more powerful magic, but just knocked him unconscious... why bother with all that?

Just by following Hermione and Harry on this trip, without doing anything the whole time, I still received a lot of admiring glances.

Blood earned!

Especially Hermione's roommate, I think her name is... Lavender Brown, she clearly has a crush on him.

"I promised you."

Hermione threw the broom at Ron.

"This, this is..."

Ron was stunned as he looked at the brand-new Nimbus 2000 in his hand.

He then remembered that after he took the blame for Hermione, she promised to give him a flying broom.

I thought Hermione was just saying it casually, but now it seems she really is giving it to me!

That's so loyal!

After his initial excitement subsided, Ron began to hesitate and was less willing to accept the offer.

He remembered that this thing was quite expensive...

"Don't overthink it. I made this myself; it's just a trial piece of alchemy," Hermione said calmly.

"You know alchemy?" Ron's eyes widened.

The next second it felt normal again.

It's not surprising that Hermione can do anything.

Hermione, I love you to death!

Upon receiving his new flying broom, Ron was overjoyed and wanted to give Hermione a hug.

The next second, the tip of the magic wand pressed directly against his forehead.

Seeing the faint murderous glint in Hermione's eyes, Ron gave an awkward laugh and obediently sat back down.

A hint of disappointment flashed in his eyes.

Seeing that Ron had behaved himself, Hermione slowly put away her wand.

Actually, putting everything else aside, Hermione actually admires Ron more than Harry, who is still somewhat weak at the moment.

Don't let his usual demeanor fool you; he's a ruthless guy who dared to use his own body to fill in stitches at the age of eleven.

Moreover, in the original story, during their escape, after knocking out the attacking Death Eaters, Ron intended to kill them directly.

The reason was also quite to Hermione's liking:

"If we don't kill him now, will he kill us when he wakes up?"

However, this guy seems to have feelings for her, which is quite frustrating.

Chapter 49 Silent Spells and Staffless Casting

At that moment, Dumbledore suddenly stood up, and the room fell silent.

The white-bearded headmaster announced in a loud voice:

"Another year has passed, and it's time to award the Academy Cup."

The scores for each college are as follows.

"Fourth place, Gryffindor, with a total score of 313 points."

"Third place, Hufflepuff, with a total score of 352 points."

"Second place, Ravenclaw, with a total score of 426 points."

"First place, Slytherin, with a total score of 472!"

A cheer erupted from the Slytherin table.

Gryffindor, on the other hand, was dejected.

The main reason they lost so many points was that Harry and Professor Snape often clashed, resulting in frequent point deductions, and Hermione was also too prone to skipping classes.

Although the professors liked Hermione very much, the rules were still in place, and deductions had to be made when necessary.

But what could they do? The two had not only done great things for Gryffindor Quidditch, but had also thwarted Quirrell's plot. How could they really blame them?

……what?

Yes, to make a contribution...

Is it possible...

At this thought, the Gryffindor students' eyes lit up.

The next second, their premonition came true.

"First, Mr. Harry Potter demonstrated brilliant analytical and reasoning skills, uncovering the conspiracy hidden beneath the surface. For this, I give Gryffindor an extra fifty points!"

"Secondly, Mr. Ron Weasley, who disregarded his own safety and risked his life to protect his friend, deserves an additional fifty points from Gryffindor!"

"Finally, Hermione Granger, in her duel with Quirrell, remained calm and composed, demonstrating an extremely high level of magical skill and combat wisdom. I give Gryffindor an extra 60 points!"

"Therefore, Gryffindor's final score is 473 points, winning first place in the House Cup!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the entire Gryffindor class stood up.

"profound!!!!"

In contrast, the Slytherin students had extremely dark expressions.

Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw dropped one place, with the former falling to the bottom. But for some reason, the two houses applauded even more enthusiastically than Gryffindor.

It seems the Slytherins have been quite a nuisance to them all along.

On the podium, Professor McGonagall looked delighted.

Snape, on the other hand, had a "I knew it" look on his face.

Harry lowered his head slightly, blushing a little. His reasoning seemed correct, but while the process was perfect, the conclusion was wrong.

But seeing how happy everyone is, let's just pretend nothing happened.

Hermione couldn't hold back any longer either.

Looks like you don't have Voldemort? You're only worth 60 points.

Moreover, being down by even one point to Slytherin is not only extremely hurtful but also incredibly insulting.

This is definitely a cover-up.

Old Deng, you've really stopped acting altogether.

Dumbledore sat down, looked at Hermione, and gave her a knowing look.

Hermione rolled her eyes.