HP: Becoming a Maiden Heartthrob

After the celebration, Hagrid invited them to his cabin.

Hagrid's hut is a wooden hut on the edge of the Forbidden Forest. Behind the hut is a large piece of farmland. In front of the door is a crossbow and a pair of rubber boots.

When she entered the house, Nalilian saw pickled turkeys and pheasants hanging from the ceiling, a copper kettle on a brazier in the corner, and a large bed in the corner with a quilt made of rags.

For a moment, Narilian felt that Hagrid was really pitiful. What was the difference between living here and living on the streets? At least on the streets there were free food and clothing distribution to homeless people.

But when she looked up she saw envy on Harry's face.

She was stunned, and suddenly remembered that although Harry was very successful in Hogwarts, he lived in a closet at the home of his aunt and uncle, the Dursleys.

Rather than living under someone else's roof, he should be more envious of this hut that belongs to Hagrid alone.

After entering the hut, Hagrid asked them to sit down while he went to boil water for tea.

Hermione and Ron told Nellie about how Harry lost control of his broom during the match and almost threw him off.

They all agreed that Snape had done it.

Because they saw Snape casting a spell, it was Hermione who set his magic robe on fire to stop him, and Harry's flying broom did not get out of control.

Hagrid, who brought the tea, thought that Snape did not make it. He trusted Snape very much because he was a professor at Hogwarts.

But Harry became even more hostile to Snape because of this incident. He already had a bad impression of this gloomy professor.

Hermione had been disgusted with Snape ever since the Mudblood incident, and this time was even more so. She thought Snape was extremely evil and not worthy of being a professor at all.

They started arguing with Hagrid.

You have to know that they are very stubborn people and they want the people around them to share the same beliefs as them.

Narilean, who was watching the show, picked up the tea that Hagrid had brewed to warm her hands without saying a word.

She knew that Snape was probably wronged this time.

But please, this kind of person who looks like a bad guy but actually does things to protect others is really charismatic.

Well, she just lost all her good feelings towards Snape because of his repeated harassment towards her.

During the argument between the three people about overturning Hagrid's hut, someone first suggested that Snape wanted to steal things from the Chamber of Secrets guarded by the three-headed dog.

Hagrid explained that it was the room at the end of the corridor that they were forbidden to enter, and that the three-headed dog was called Fluffy, his pet, who helped Dumbledore guard something, and this thing was related to Nicolas Flamel.

This confirmed to Narilean that Hagrid was someone who couldn't keep a secret.

Actually, if you think about it carefully, it’s not his fault.

After all, he doesn't have many friends here, and Harry and the others are the closest people to him.

It is very easy to tell secrets between close people.

Because so many secrets had been revealed, Hagrid was afraid to say more.

Damn it, he really didn't know how these two little wizards were so good at taking words out of other people's mouths.

Hagrid chased them all away.

"Hagrid is so naive, he really trusts others too easily," Ron began to complain to Hagrid on the way back to the castle.

Nalilian thought that he might have seen that the atmosphere was a bit heavy and wanted to jump out to liven it up.

Because just now when Harry and Hermione were arguing with Hagrid, he was drinking tea next to them just like her.

Harry didn't say anything, but Hermione spoke seriously, "Actually, we should pay attention to Nicolas Flamel. If he knows Dumbledore, I think he should be a celebrity. We can go back and check him out."

It was obvious that she had been carefully analyzing the current situation.

"What do you think, Narilla?" Harry asked suddenly. "What kind of man do you think Snape is?"

He noticed that Nariel had never expressed her attitude towards Snape. Did she like Snape?

"Need I say that? Narilla must hate Snape," Narilla didn't answer, Hermione spoke for her first.

But she quickly realized, "Oh, I forgot you weren't here that day."

"What?" Harry asked, looking at Narielian.

The other person was looking at the road with her head down. It should be her first time to Hagrid's hut. The road was bumpy and she was afraid of falling.

Because she lowered her head, the rabbit-ear hat on her head hung on both sides of her cheeks, making her look very cute. He couldn't help but look at her a few more times.

"It was the day Malfoy bullied Nallylian. I reported it to the headmaster's office, but Malfoy had already gone to Snape to tell him about it."

Hermione got angry when she thought about that incident. Malfoy had a smug expression on his face when he stood behind Snape, as if he thought he could do something to Narileen if he complained first.

"Anything else?" Harry looked away and asked.

He knew that Malfoy's calling Narielian a mudblood had caused quite a stir at the time, and he had also heard his roommates discussing it, only then did he realize that mudblood was actually a term used to refer to Muggle-born wizards, similar to a Muggle pig.

This is really vicious.

"What else can we do? Malfoy exaggerated and said something nonsense, saying that Nallylian cast a curse on him and that Nallylian is a dark magician. He didn't even look at which house he was in, and he dared to say that others were dark magicians."

Hermione curled her lips. "Then Nariel woke up and came to the headmaster's office with her brother. Once they opened up, they realized that Malfoy had not only said something excessive, but also attacked her from behind."

"Malfoy really is a beast, he's really disgusting," Ron said indignantly upon hearing this.

But his curse words were as poor as Master Malfoy's. "Snape was in cahoots with him. When Malfoy talked in Potions class, Snape didn't deduct points from them."

"Well, Snape really does favor Malfoy," Hermione agreed firmly on that point.

"He defended Malfoy in the headmaster's office. After the incident, he also made things difficult for Nallylian in private, often sending her Potions homework back and asking her to redo it. He used his professorial power to bully students. He is not worthy of being a professor at all."

"Really?" Ron frowned, as if he had heard something dirty.

Harry looked at Narilleen with sympathy. It turned out that they were all being bullied by Snape.

Narilla actually felt okay because she was doing her Potions homework while scolding Snape and was in a good mood.

As for Malfoy, that young master had just been threatened and bullied by her, so there was nothing to be angry about.

The four little wizards returned to the castle, denouncing Snape for being unworthy of his position and Malfoy for his tyranny.

But before parting, they put aside those unpleasant things and happily celebrated with Harry for winning the game.

Tomorrow will always be better, right?

*

small theater.

Hermione: Lillian is bullied by Malfoy. She is weak, helpless and pitiful. Let's protect her together!

Ron: Support!

Harry: I agree.

Draco's face turned red, and he was too embarrassed to say that it was the other party who beat him to tears.

Nalilian shook her head: A young master who wants to save face.