Hogwarts and the Atypical Wizard

Who can discriminate better than Sainz? Can he say that time travelers discriminate against everyone equally?

Ron might not be able to grasp the discriminatory meaning in that sentence, and he was still comforting his friend in his own way, "That means inferior, dirty blood, but we all know that most wizards nowadays are wizards. If we didn't intermarry with Muggles, we would have been extinct long ago.

Hermione, don't worry about it. In fact, we all know that it's nothing. Look at Neville Longbottom, he is a pure blood, but he himself admits how bad he is..."

Hagrid obviously didn't understand the discriminatory meaning of "marriage between close relatives". He also comforted Hermione and said, "Don't pay attention to their crazy words, Hermione. You are the smartest little wizard I have ever met..."

Then Hagrid reacted, slightly embarrassed, "Uh... Sainz, you are also the smartest wizard I have ever met... You know... I talk..."

Sainz waved his hand to show that he didn't care. Hagrid ended the topic and turned to Ron and said, "Maybe it's a good thing that you didn't succeed in casting the spell. If you really cursed that kid, Lucius Malfoy would definitely pester you endlessly. He always wants to cause trouble for Dumbledore."

As they were talking, Sainz noticed that Hagrid had messed up a bunch of things while searching for toffee, revealing two half-depilated roosters.

He was moved, "Hagrid, do you like eating chicken so much? Two at a time?"

Hagrid saw the two dead chickens pointed at by Sainz and said in confusion, "No, I found these two chickens dead in the vegetable garden outside this morning. At first I thought it was done by a marten from somewhere, but there were no bite marks on them.

The marks on their necks looked like they were strangled to death, but there was no reason for that. Who would be bored enough to strangle two roosters to death... Hehe." As he spoke, he laughed at his own guess.

Sainz had the same guess in his mind, thinking that someone had strangled him to death. He nodded slightly without saying anything.

Hagrid then said cheerfully, "Speaking of vegetable gardens, everyone come and see the pumpkins I planted!"

Everyone came to the vegetable garden behind the house, where there were many overly large pumpkins, twelve in total, all more than half a person's height.

Ron exclaimed in amazement, "They're so big!"

Hagrid was very proud, "Not only that, they will be even bigger by Halloween!"

Harry asked curiously, "What fertilizer did you use on them?"

Hagrid looked around to see if there was anyone else, and said stealthily, "Um... I... I gave them a little help!"

Hermione seemed a little disapproving, but also seemed to find it amusing, "Probably the Swelling Charm! You did a great job!"

Hagrid turned to Ron and said, "Your sister said the same thing. I saw her yesterday. She said she was just out for a walk, but I think she met someone here. I don't think she would refuse an autographed photo from someone..."

Harry's face immediately turned red with embarrassment, "Don't talk nonsense! Hagrid! I didn't!" He knew, and apparently Hagrid had also heard the rumor that he was distributing autographed photos.

When Sainz heard that Ginny appeared here yesterday, his guess was confirmed, "It seems that those two dead chickens were indeed the work of Ginny..."

Hagrid laughed. "I'm kidding, Harry. Of course I know you didn't. Lockhart told me that and I couldn't believe him. I told him that Harry Potter was more famous than him without even giving out autographed photos!"

Ron said, "Oh... I bet he won't be happy to hear that!

He must be jealous..."

Hermione coughed loudly and Ron fell silent immediately.

It was getting late, so Sainz left after making sure Ron had no other adverse reactions.

After leaving Hagrid's hut, he walked and thought, "So Volvo has already started to act.

Is it a necessary condition or not to kill the rooster in the castle in advance?

Is the basilisk really that afraid of roosters?

Not necessarily?

Otherwise this weakness would be too obvious!

It should be something like disgust or aversion. Maybe when a rooster crows, one will subconsciously want to stay away, just like people hate the sound of nails scratching glass. But it shouldn't be to the point where one becomes weak and tired all over when hearing this sound!"

Sainz was considering whether to get the diary now. Since Ginny was already taking action, she would most likely go kill some more chickens. Hagrid still had a lot of roosters, which gave Sainz an opportunity.

There were people everywhere in the castle, making it difficult to take action. Her appearance alone next to Hagrid's hut was a very good opportunity.

Sai was not worried about missing the opportunity. He just needed to let Tom and Jerry pay more attention to Hagrid's hut, and notify her when they saw her appearing around.

The only thing to worry about is that if he is killed now, the secret room will not be opened and the basilisk's fangs will not be obtained.

Huh, isn’t that right?

It seems that Harry and Ron received detention notices after returning from Hagrid's visit as punishment for hitting the Whomping Willow with their car.

Harry was helping Lockhart answer letters late that night when he heard the sound of the basilisk.

In other words, the basilisk may come out once tonight. If we can seize today's window of opportunity and get rid of it in one fell swoop, it would be a perfect situation.

Tom and Jerry knew that Sainz needed them more this year, so they made sure that at least one of them was on duty within Sainz's ear.

"Jerry!"

"What's up, Sainz?"

"What I told you before may happen today. I need you to patrol the castle more often tonight, especially around midnight."

"Okay, I'll go and tell Tom right away that we won't go anywhere tonight. We'll just stay in the castle."

"Thanks for your hard work!"

“This is our wish.”

Sainz heard the sound of a broomstick taking off. It seemed that Jerry had set off to find Tom.

After Jerry woke up, Sainz asked him what kind of mount he liked. Tom had a griffin, and Jerry also needed a means of transportation.

Unexpectedly, Jerry finally chose the flying broom instead of a living creature.

If we only look at the transportation properties, perhaps the griffin is not as convenient as the flying broom.

After Jerry left, Sainz thought that it seemed that he needed to provide them with another communication tool. He couldn't have to go out in person every time to find someone.

Another thing is that a communication tool is needed both inside and outside the painting. It is impossible for the two of them to be in my ears all the time. If I have something urgent to do and they are not around, it will really delay things!

In the afternoon, Tom and Jerry came to report to Sainz.

Sainz made arrangements for them and told them about his decision to devote some of his attention to Hagrid in the future.

After thinking about it, I realized that there was nothing missing and strolled to the eighth floor.