Became good friends with the Boy Who Lived

Aesius made a "hissing" sound, and the mithril snakes that bound Pansy Parkinson, Crabbe, and Goyle loosened their bonds. The three mithril snakes entangled together, coiling and entangled, and soon became an exquisite snake-shaped mithril box.

The snake-shaped mithril box opened its mouth and swallowed the emblem of the Black family, which became a Horcrux, into the box. The box fell into Aeris' hands.

"Give it back to me!" Pansy Parkinson rushed towards Aries regardless of anything. Aries just glanced at her, and an invisible air wave spread out, knocking Pansy Parkinson against the wall of the office, making her unable to move.

"You deal with these three, Professor Snape!" Aris said in a businesslike tone, then he took the mithril box containing the Horcruxes and walked out of the office door.

"Wait a moment, Professor Grindelwald!" Professor Snape said, "That is obviously an extremely dangerous dark magic item. I think... it would be most appropriate for me, the professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts, to handle it..."

"I have never questioned your professionalism, sir!" Aerys said politely, "But you can't handle this thing. It can only be handed over to Professor Dumbledore for identification. Please forgive me... I can't give it to you..."

Professor Snape stared at Aris for a while, his eyes were somewhat ambiguous, but he did not insist. He just nodded and turned his gaze to the three students from his college, but Aris' voice sounded again:

"Severus, the three of them tried to attack me, a faculty member. Even if I am just an assistant, I am still a faculty member. Please do not be too partial to the students of your own college..." Aries took out three wands, which were the wands of the three students who were disarmed by Aries.

After making the three wands float in the air, Aeris ignored them and turned to leave Professor Snape's office.

The Quidditch match was over, and among the students chattering about the game, Aeris saw the little angel Luna.

"Hey! Luna...Luna...over here..." Aerys greeted enthusiastically, "Great commentary! How was the result of the game?"

"Don't make fun of me, Aeris," Luna came over and said with a wry smile, "They all think my commentary is terrible..."

"I think your commentary is wonderful!" Aris said with a smile, "You are happy too, aren't you? Why bother about other people's feelings? Which college won the game?"

"Hufflepuff!" Luna said as the two of them walked slowly down the corridor, talking.

"Harry lost?" Aris asked incredulously. "As far as I know, Harry should be the best Seeker in all of Hogwarts. Has Hufflepuff found a Seeker who can compete with Harry?"

"That's not the case," Luna said in a strange tone, "Harry was betrayed by his Gryffindor teammates. Cormac McLaggen...hit Harry on the forehead with a Bludger..."

Aris looked at Luna in astonishment. He didn't pay much attention to Quidditch, so he didn't know who the Gryffindor Quidditch players were.

Luna went on to say, "McLaggen is actually the goalkeeper, but he always gives orders to the other players. You know, this should have been Harry's responsibility. When McLaggen was instructing the Gryffindor beater, Harry wanted to stop him, but McLaggen hit a Bludger on the head with his bat..."

"What's the final score?" Aeris asked, still hoping that Gryffindor wouldn't lose too badly.

"Four hundred and forty for Hufflepuff," said Luna, "forty for Gryffindor!"