Something is wrong with my Hogwarts in HP

Next came the Potions class. Snape glanced at Harry several times during his speech. When the names were called, he only paused at the names of Harry and Alice.

The death question caught Harry a little off guard. Yes, sudden death was a bit unprepared. After Snape finished deducting points from Gryffindor who felt refreshed, he slowly turned to Alice, "Miss Grindelwald, Please tell me the answer."

After Alice answered calmly, elegantly, calmly and calmly (please ignore it), Snape mocked: Why don't you write them down? Or can your brains filled with splendens be able to fit even a little bit more into them?

Ten points for Slytherin for Miss Grindelwald's intelligence and studiousness.

The lesson passed without incident, except for our poor Neville, the future Juggernaut, who was sent to the Hospital Wing with a scabies potion, and Gryffindor became Gryffindor.

After returning to the dormitory, "First stop, the Forbidden Forest." Alice put on her invisibility cloak and headed straight for the Forbidden Forest with sparks and lightning all the way.

The second before entering, Alice smiled, summoned Hermione and Snape, changed her deck, and walked in aggressively.

"Avada! Avada! Crucio! Avada..." Then, the sound of the Unforgivable Curse made every eight-eyed spider tremble.

When Alice woke up the next day, she became a tumbler. She hurriedly got dressed, washed up, and rushed out of the dormitory.

"Oh, Alice, Draco and I have been waiting for Merlin's socks for you for a long time. Wait, my dear, the dark circles under your eyes are so heavy!" Pansy hugged Alice warmly, " I'm fine, Pansy, believe me, I just had a nightmare last night." Alice looked at Pansy helplessly.

For some unknown reason, Pansy doesn't like Draco. This may not be the original story, but a parallel time and space, Alice guessed.

"Okay, Alice, no, don't look at me like that. After all, I'm a Malfoy, right?" Draco looked at her with starry eyes because he helped her use a spell to remove the dark circles under her eyes. Alice looked arrogant.

"Did you know? Alice, this guy has known thirty-two ways to tie a tie since he was seven years old." Pansy rolled her eyes in an unladylike manner.

"Okay Pansy, lady, we are Slytherin." Draco frowned and said, but he quickly became excited again: "Hey, you know what? We are going to have our first flying lesson. Although It was with those stupid Gryffindors. I always wanted my dad to send me my broom, but unfortunately the school didn't allow it." Draco was very regretful.

Alice thought about what happened next and glanced at Draco with a look of pity. Poor child, they went to the auditorium to have breakfast together, and then hurriedly dared to go to class.

After Mrs. Hooch said all the precautions, the students began to try. Alice stretched out her hand and said: Up! It flew into her hand immediately. Harry was in the same situation as her, Draco was only a little slower.

Just when everyone was enthusiastically trying, Neville's broom went out of control, and just when he was about to fall to the ground, "Wingard di Leviosa!" Alice saved him in time.

Madam Hooch hurriedly sent him to Madam Pomfrey, and to her surprise, she took away Neville's memory ball and turned into an unknown Slytherin, "Let's see that little fool, throw it away." What the hell!" The Slytherin said mockingly, playing with the memory ball in his hand.

"Hey! Give it back to me, Lagerlof!" Harry glanced at Lagerlof's name tag and said, "No, of course not. If you want it, just come and get it!"

Lagerloff rode his broom and flew ten meters into the air, followed closely by Harry.

Alice took out her wand and looked at the memory book that was flying towards her. She gave the memory ball an iron armor protection at lightning speed, and at the same time turned her hairband into a baseball bat, and with a breath Hitting Harry, "Catch it!" Alice shouted, not noticing that Snape in the distance narrowed his eyes and his expression became even more terrifying.

Harry rushed over immediately. The moment he caught the ball, Professor McGonagall, who was grading homework in the office, raised his glasses and stared at him in surprise.