People in Hogwarts, holding scripts and systems

Afro finally got her wish and rode on Buckbeak, sitting at an unprecedented height. She put her hands to her mouth in the shape of a trumpet and shouted to Draco sitting on the stone: "This song is for Draco, the friendly classmate!"

The words echoed through the sky as Hagrid slapped Buckbeak.

"Wu~"

Afro placed her feet on top of its wings, trying to stop herself from leaning back, and her hands barely held onto its neck.

She slowly loosened her clasped hands and slowly spread her arms. She seemed to be flying in the clouds, with the Black Lake at her feet, and the wind whistling in her ears, blowing her clothes.

"Little Afu, sing quickly!" 23 noticed that Buckbeak had already started to return, and seeing that the task was only half completed, he couldn't help but remind him.

Only then did Afro focus her mind on the important matter. She cleared her throat twice and took a deep breath.

“I am looking up at the moon, and there are so many dreams flying freely~”

Buckbeak leaned over and flew around a tower of Hogwarts. Afro, who was in the mood for singing, still treated this place as a KTV. She changed to a song that she was familiar with in her previous life.

"Why are you telling me? It's all my fault~"

Snape, who had received a new task, floated down from the headmaster's office with his arms folded. A shadow passed through the tall lattice window, accompanied by a burst of chattering sounds.

Snape frowned and looked sideways, almost falling on the spiral staircase.

"Campbell!" He watched Afro riding on a strange creature, howling like a ghost while flying.

He took out a piece of parchment with a form on it and wrote a few words under Gryffindor, then put it away with satisfaction and left the window.

Fred, who was teaching, nudged George, who was checking the order, with his elbow, and George looked in the direction he pointed.

In the sunshine, a blonde girl spreads her arms and embraces the sun with a beautiful smile.

Buckbeak flew to the edge of the paddock, then raised his head and returned to the ground. Compared with the flying broom, Afro still preferred riding a broom.

Because Buckbeak's body was too smooth, she couldn't find any handholds to grab, and she didn't dare to grab its feathers too hard, which caused Afro to sway back and forth between its back and wings.

"Well done! Avro!" Hagrid clapped his hands and carried Avro down. He fed Buckbeak two more pieces of food before asking Draco, who was sitting beside him rubbing his chest, to leave.

"Let's end the get out of class today and experience it again in the next class."

"Ding, Side Mission 1 and Side Mission 2 completed. System rewards have been issued to the host account. Please check."

"They should expel him!" Flint complained quietly while hiding in the Slytherin team, "He can't protect the students."

The Slytherin students also discussed this matter in a low voice. They saw that Avro pushed Draco because he wanted to help him avoid getting hurt, but the real reason was that Hagrid brought this ferocious animal into the classroom.

"Don't think too much, Aphrodite," Harry immediately noticed that the girl had slowed down her pace and fallen behind a few points after hearing the discussion.

"If it weren't for you, Malfoy might have been worse than this."

"I think he's just pretending!" Ron echoed. He patted Afro on the shoulder and stared at her with his clear and bright eyes.

"At worst, I'll ask Percy to teach him a lesson. You know Percy has rights."

Afro was amused by Ron's terrible idea, and the haze in his heart was swept away.

"Does Percy know what you think of him?"

"I'm not wrong." Ron curled his lips and shrugged nonchalantly.

Afro was the first to arrive at dinner time. She wanted to see if Hagrid was here and wanted to remind him.

When she arrived at the auditorium, she did not see the familiar figure sitting in the professor's seat.

"I'm not feeling well." Afro sat at the Gryffindor table worriedly, not touching the lamb chops and potatoes on her plate.

Harry looked in the direction of Slytherin. Flint was talking loudly to the students on both sides with a look of contempt on his face. A new group had formed with him as the center. Even Goyle and Crabbe, who often followed Draco, were in it.

"I have written to my father about what happened in the class, and they will expel the giant soon!"

Their voices were loud and deliberate, and all the room could hear was their exaggerated descriptions of how dangerous Hagrid's class was.

"Let's go see Hagrid tonight." Afro suggested worriedly. She remembered that the system said the world would take the initiative to fix the loophole, and Hagrid would most likely face the problem of expulsion again.

It's like she was plowing the land in front, and when she turned back, the land covered the hole by itself!

If you want to completely change the plot, you must avoid the interference of world consciousness.

Back in the tower, Harry crouched in front of a window and tried to look in the direction of Hagrid's hut.

"There's a light in Hagrid's window."

"If we hurry, we can still get back before curfew."

They put down the Transfiguration homework they were writing and left from the Fat Lady's portrait without encountering other students or professors along the way. When they knocked on the door of Hagrid's hut, Avro heard a faint sob coming from inside.

"Hagrid?"

Hagrid rolled up his shirt and wiped the wooden table vigorously with a rag whose original color could not be seen. "I must have broken the Hogwarts record."

"A professor who only taught for one day!"

Hagrid threw away the rag in frustration and held the beer cup that was almost as big as a bucket. They could see at a glance that Hagrid had drunk a lot of alcohol before coming.

"They're going to hold a hearing." He poured another large amount of unknown liquid into his huge wine glass, and casually lifted the bright orange tie on his chest to wipe the corner of his mouth.

"What hearing?"

Hagrid said nothing more, tears streaming from his eyes, he grabbed Harry and Ron and held them tightly in his arms.

"Thank you for coming to see me!" Then he pushed them away again. Harry staggered back a few steps, rubbing his ribs constantly.

"What are you doing?" Hagrid strode up to Ron, grabbed his arm and slid him out the door, "Everyone go back to the castle, I'm not worth your visit!"

"Let's go, Hagrid looks drunk." Hermione carefully led Aphrodite through the tall figure in the doorway.

Afro, who did not get accurate information, finally wrote to Mr. Campbell, and received a reply shortly afterwards.

Flint joined forces with several Hogwarts directors to put pressure on the Ministry of Magic to replace and expel the professor.

Fudge was caught between Dumbledore and the aristocratic families and could not meet all their demands, so he decided to hold a hearing.