Hogwarts and the Atypical Wizard

Two weeks later, Norbert, who was almost as big as Yaya, was sent away, and Sainz put away his research report with satisfaction.

Ron was still bitten by Norbert as in the original trajectory and was hospitalized.

Sainz thought to himself that as long as he did not intervene directly, even if he was added, since he would not have many intersections with the protagonists, the impact would be small, and some things would still develop along their most likely trajectory.

Malfoy seemed to still know of Norbert's existence, and this might be the reason why Hagrid agreed to send him away.

Sainz estimated that although he was the one who pointed out Malfoy's plan when he followed Harry and the others for the first time, given Malfoy's obsession with Harry, it was very likely that he would follow them again in the future.

Sainz never commented on the difference in confidentiality awareness between the protagonists and Hagrid and his companions, and it was only natural for them to be discovered.

He thought to himself, Mr. Sai didn't have anyone following him around like a nanny, and some things were proceeding along their most likely trajectory, so it wasn't really a "plot" and there was no need to make a fuss about it.

Take Ron being bitten as an example. Among the three people, he was the most careless and willful. His chance of being bitten was indeed much greater than that of the other two.

After Ron was bitten, it must have alerted the other two and Hagrid, and no other students were bitten afterwards.

Sainz was naturally not afraid of a baby dragon, and whenever he came into contact with it, he would always use magic first and would never pamper it like Hagrid did.

The little dragon's resistance is indeed gradually increasing as its body size grows, but after all, it is still a cub less than a month old and can still cause trouble.

One day before dinner, Ben angrily said to Sainz, "You know, Gryffindor has been deducted 150 points!"

"Oh, about this, I heard about it. It's not us who were deducted points, why are you so angry?" Sainz really didn't expect this, it was indeed a bit puzzling.

"House Cup!" Ben said indignantly, "Slytherin has won the House Cup for many years in a row.

I'd rather it went to Gryffindor than to them, they had a chance this year and now it's gone to waste."

"Are you the only one who thinks this way, or do everyone else think this way?"

Ben panted and said, "Of course everyone thinks so. Any house will do. It's better than letting the bad bastards from Slytherin get it."

Before Sainz could say anything, he slammed the book down and said, "Gryffindors are really a bunch of brainless fools! I thought having twins was the limit, but I didn't expect...

Sainz, can you imagine! This time it has nothing to do with the twins, yes, it has nothing to do with it!

It's Harry Potter! It's Harry Potter!

It is our great Saviour and his two friends!"

He said sarcastically, "Ha! That's great!"

It seemed that Harry and his gang really pissed off the kid. "Ben, don't be angry. Being angry is punishing yourself with other people's mistakes. It's unnecessary..."

Ben obviously disagreed with this point of view: "Sainz, if I have to think about getting angry, am I still a human being?"

"Uh……"

Well, as long as you like.

After a while, Adam came back, and Ben immediately asked him, "Have you figured it out? What's going on?"

Adam was also tinged with anger, "What else could it be? It's just a trick of the savior!

I heard that in order to trick a Slytherin into going out for a night out, he made up a lie, saying that they were secretly hiding a dragon.

"so what?"

"Then they lied to him and said that the dragon was going to be sent away last night. The Slytherin believed it and went to the Astronomy Tower to intercept them at night, hoping to get evidence and sue the professor for a night game."

"Then?"

"Then all of them were caught by Professor McGonagall. You know Professor McGonagall, she was very angry. The Slytherin was deducted 20 points, and Gryffindor was deducted 50 points each!" Adam also gave the same evaluation, "Gryffindor is really a bunch of reckless people!"

"Wait!" Ben found a loophole in the words, "Even so, they should only be deducted 100 points. There are still 50 points left. Where to go?"

"Don't worry, I'm not finished yet.

I don't even know how to evaluate him now!" Adam said sarcastically, "Great Harry Potter!

Ben, you don't know, he not only deceived the Slytherins, he even deceived his own dormitory friends!

When he was making a plan with another Gryffindor, he was overheard by his roommate, who was also stupid enough to believe it.

His roommate accidentally heard what the Slytherin said.

As a result, he ran out last night to alert the great Harry Potter that Slytherin had discovered their plan and was preparing to sue the professor.

"So, unfortunately, his roommate was also caught by Professor McGonagall and was also deducted 50 points!?"

"That's it!"

Influenced by Sainz, the two roommates also like to make a plan before doing anything and try to consider as many unexpected situations as possible.

After Adam finished speaking, the two of them said that Harry Potter's plan was too crude and what they should do if they were to carry it out. As they talked, they gradually calmed down.

Seeing that the two men's emotions were gradually calming down, Sainz wanted to tell them the truth for a quarter of an hour, but finally decided not to say it.

Originally, it was a bit unfair to keep them in the dark, but when he thought about the adverse effect his photos might have on Hagrid, he decided not to tell them.

Hagrid has already been the focus of attention because of some things. Although the illegal dragon-raising may not have a worse impact on him, after all, less trouble is worse than more.

As for the Saviors, that was not something Sainz had to consider. He had already warned them when he gave them the photos. If they still leaked the photos, he could only blame Hagrid for making careless friends.

After dinner Sainz went to Hagrid's cabin again.

Seeing Sainz coming, Yaya whimpered aggrievedly and stretched her head over. Her tail was still wrapped in a bandage and one of her front legs was a little lame.

"It's okay, it's okay. Let me take a look. I got much better after one treatment yesterday. I'll come again today and the bandage can be removed."

Even though that guy is only two weeks old, his teeth are already poisonous. Otherwise, with Sainz's skills, it would not have allowed the creature to survive the night with just a normal bite.

He poured a small bottle of swelling-reducing potion into Yaya's mouth and cast a healing spell.

She found that her legs and tail were no longer painful, and she happily ran circles around Sainz and rolled around in front of him.

"Come on, let's go see Hagrid!

...Hagrid? Hagrid!"

The door of the cabin was not closed. Sainz knocked on the door a few times and pushed it open after a few seconds.

The giant Hagrid had not yet recovered from the shock of Norbert being sent away. He sat by the fire, trembling and sobbing. The tablecloth-sized handkerchief had turned shiny black.

Hearing the noise he deliberately made, Hagrid looked up, and his eyes, which had been like black beetles, had become two swollen plums from crying.

Sainz complained in his heart, "That's enough!"