Became good friends with the Boy Who Lived

The free Fred and George became legends of Hogwarts. As the students spread the story, the process of their leaving Hogwarts became more and more outrageous, but for the people of Hogwarts, life had to go on.

This year, the Gryffindor Quidditch team once again won the Quidditch Cup. After Harry, Ginny became the seeker of the Gryffindor Quidditch team. After Fred and George dropped out of school, Ron's little universe as a goalkeeper completely exploded and he won the Quidditch Cup in one fell swoop.

But all this did not make Aeris, Harry and their companions happy for long, because the two-week OWls. exam was coming.

Hermione fell into a manic state again. She set too high standards for herself, so she was under a lot of pressure. Moreover, the examiners of the OWls. exam were all a group of old scholars. Can you imagine that some of them had even served as examiners for Dumbledore's OWls. exam when he was a student?

"Very exciting...Very exciting!" During the Defense Against the Dark Arts exam, an old scholar named Tofty clapped and said to Aeris, "Do you have anything else to show, Mr. Grindelwald?"

"Expecto Patronus..." Aeris waved his wand, and silver mist filled the entire examination room. All kinds of silver animals, big and small, walked out of the silver mist, which made Professor Tofty stunned in his seat, and the feather pen in his hand fell on the table.

The silver animals looked at Professor Tofty curiously and said in unison: "Is this okay, sir?" All the silver animals made the same voice as Aes.

Professor Tofty came back to his senses and said in surprise: "Amazing, really amazing! Your exam is over, Mr. Grindelwald!"

Aeris waved his wand again, and all the silver animals disappeared again, turning into silver mist.

After Aeris walked out of the examination room, when his companions asked Aeris about his situation, Aeris just whispered: "Summoning a patronus can be an extra point."

This afternoon, the old toad: Umbridge's face was so ugly that green juice seemed to drip out of it.

Because Umbridge, who was the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor this school year, found that her students performed exceptionally well in the practical exams for the Defense Against the Dark Arts exam.

At 11 o'clock in the evening, they had to take a practical test in astronomy. After arriving at the astronomy tower, the sky was cloudless today and the stars were unusually beautiful, but Aires could not concentrate on the test at all.

It was approaching midnight when the front door of Hogwarts Castle suddenly opened and six or seven figures walked towards Hagrid's hut. Aris had a bad feeling in his heart that became stronger and stronger.

Among these six or seven people, the leader was obviously Umbridge. Her short figure was extremely conspicuous. They entered Hagrid's hut, and the invigilator reminded Aeris who was distracted more than once.

But Aeris didn't pay much attention to it, because those people had already started fighting with Hagrid, and Fangya, who was loyal to his master, was hit by a stun spell and flew far away.

Aes felt a fire burning in his chest. He didn't care about the exam and jumped over the guardrail of the astronomy tower. His classmates were screaming and the invigilator was shouting, "What are you doing, Mr. Grindelwald? Come down!"

Aries turned around on the railing in a thrilling manner, and said loudly to the panicked invigilator, classmates, and partners: "Friends, if you need me, call me in your heart, and I will know! Hermione Granger... I like you, more than anyone else in the world!"

After saying this, Aeris smiled brilliantly, then fell backwards into the night sky. Hermione screamed. She ran forward desperately, trying to grab Aeris' robe, but she only grabbed a glimpse of the night.

Aris turned into a sliver of night, and headed in the direction where Hagrid was fighting. The moment he landed, Aris' muscles began to swell, and he moved among the Aurors at lightning speed, poking their eyes, grabbing their throats, and poking their genitals. He also punched old toad Umbridge hard on the nose. Even Aris himself had to admit that the punch on old toad Umbridge was more or less mixed with some personal grudges.

The old toad Umbridge and the Aurors she brought with her were all stunned. They were used to solving everything with magic, but when they encountered the fighting skills of the Muggles, they seemed at a loss for a moment.

Aeris and Hagrid stood back to back in the middle of the encirclement, confronting a group of Aurors. Hagrid said anxiously, "What are you doing here, Aeris? Go back!"

"Do you think I can go back, man?" Aeris stared at the Aurors fiercely. "Why don't you catch so many escaped Death Eaters? Why do you choose to go after your alma mater?"

The gray-haired Delish covered his crotch and said painfully: "Be more rational..."

"Fuck your rationality!" Aeris cursed. "Since your deputy minister came to our school, he has bullied my classmates, insulted my professors, driven away my principal, and hurt my friends. I won't allow it... I... Aeris Grindelwald... the grandson of the first Dark Lord... Geralt Grindelwald... I won't allow you to do this... Fire Shield..."

The ice-blue flames formed a circle that surrounded everyone. Fire dragons, fire ravens, fire phoenixes...all kinds of flaming animals and monsters rushed out from the ice-blue flames and pounced on the Aurors.

While the Aurors were busy taking care of themselves, Aeris waved his wand and created a gap in the fire shield.

"Hurry up, Hagrid!" Aeris shouted, dragging Hagrid out of the encirclement. After leaving the encirclement of the fire shield, Aeris quickly sealed the gap.

At this time, Professor McGonagall rushed over here. Professor McGonagall, who was usually dignified and serious, now looked panicked. "What happened? Grindelwald? Hagrid? What's going on?" Professor McGonagall asked in a trembling voice.

"Self-defense, Professor!" said Aeris. "Neither of us can stay in Hogwarts, Hagrid. We have to live a wandering life for a while. Come on, Hagrid, take Fang with you!"

"Grindelwald, I won't allow it..." Professor McGonagall said seriously.

"Are you going to watch your students go to Azkaban?" Aeris looked at Professor McGonagall and said, "The Ministry of Magic is rotten to the core now. Do you expect that stupid pig Fudge to deal with us fairly?"

Professor McGonagall was silent. "Don't worry about us, Professor McGonagall," said Aris. "We will be back soon."

"Then this fire..." Professor McGonagall said hesitantly.

Aeris glanced at the still burning ice-blue flame and said indifferently, "Don't worry, those people won't die. The flame will automatically go out tomorrow morning and won't cause a fire."

"But you are still underage, Grindelwald," Professor McGonagall said worriedly, "If you use magic outside of school..."

"I have prepared an aging potion," said Aeris. "I will use magic after drinking it. Let's go, Hagrid... Goodbye, Professor McGonagall!"

Aeris waved his wand, and Fang, who had fainted, came back to consciousness. He immediately stood up, circled around Hagrid, wagging his tail happily.

"Follow... Fang!" Hagrid said gruffly as he strode out of the school. "You shouldn't be so impulsive, Aeris. Those people can't catch me if I don't want to..."

"I just want to give old Toad Umbridge a fair beating," Aris said with a smile as he ran. "She will pay for what she has done."