HP: Becoming a Maiden Heartthrob

With her identity as Kxton's sister, Narielian had a very smooth life in Hufflepuff and Gryffindor, and gained the favor of many girls.

Especially the senior Hufflepuff girls, it always seemed as if they took out their obsession of not being able to get Kersten on her, touching her, pinching her, and stuffing her with all kinds of candies, cookies and snacks.

So when Nalilian was taken away by Kerston after accepting the kindness of her Hufflepuff seniors, she secretly called him Kerston Chunyuan Ender in her heart.

It's just that if she spent more time with Kirsten and Cedric, she would spend less time with Hermione.

She used to go to the cafeteria with Hermione after class, but now after being picked up by Kersten and Cedric, Hermione had to go to the Great Hall alone.

It's not like Nalilian hadn't thought about asking Hermione to join them, but the two older boys and Hermione seemed to have no topics to talk about except her, especially if she was present.

So they usually clustered around her, which resulted in Hermione always walking behind the three of them.

When Narilean noticed this, she would move closer to Hermione, but Kirsten and Cedric would drop the topic and the atmosphere would become silent, which made Hermione look even more uncomfortable.

So when Hermione saw Kerston and Cedric come to pick her up and said goodbye to her and left, choosing to go to the cafeteria with their roommates Parvati Patil and Lavender Brown, Narilean did not stop them.

It seems that the saying "you can't have your cake and eat it too" is absolutely true.

Narielian watched as Hermione followed her two roommates towards Cedric and Keston who were waving at her.

To her, Kerston and Cedric were indeed better choices. With them around, all three circles except Slytherin were open to them.

And Hermione will soon become a strong partner with Harry and Ron.

This way, the two Muggle-born girls would no longer be outsiders of Gryffindor.

Everything will get better.

The flying lesson is coming soon. It is a lesson that all the young wizards in Gryffindor look forward to.

Hermione was no exception, and even memorized a book called "The Origins of Quidditch" in advance.

The little wizards from wizarding families talked about their experiences riding brooms and seemed very excited.

But the premise of this happiness is that I don’t take classes with Slytherin.

It was a breezy and mild Thursday afternoon at three o'clock.

They came to a flat lawn and faced a row of old brooms that looked like they should have been eliminated. Together with the young wizards from Slytherin, they were taught by Madam Hooch, the flying teacher, how to hold and ride a broom.

Nallylian studies hard and plans to join the Gryffindor Quidditch team so that she can get close to Harry Potter.

Fortunately, she had the same Quidditch talent as Keston, no, perhaps even more than that, so she felt extremely relaxed when holding and riding a broom.

This made Nalilian wonder if this body was some strange setting.

For example, the extraordinary ability to gallop across the Quidditch field.

If it were true, it would be very burdensome.

As Nalilian laughed at herself, a scream interrupted her practice.

She looked up and saw Neville Longbottom, the boy with nine hearts.

He flew vertically into the sky on his broom, accompanied by a heart-wrenching scream, then slid off the broom and fell to the ground with a thud, which hurt her eyes.

Madam Hooch, who was in charge of teaching, was even paler than Neville. She ordered the other young wizards not to move and took Neville to the hospital wing.

Without any control, Draco Malfoy started to cause trouble. It had been a while since we last saw him, and he had already gotten over the shame of being bullied and cried by Narielian.

The Slytherins should have contributed a lot to this.

He mocked Neville and found the memory ball that Neville accidentally dropped.

That was the magical item that Neville's grandmother had sent to him a few days ago to prevent him from losing things. Draco had already mocked him for being mentally retarded and saying that only a person who needed such a thing would do so. So when he picked it up now, it was probably not out of kindness to return it to Neville.

Nalilian was considering whether she should step forward to help Neville.

But her image was transformed by the suggestion of a gentle senior, yes, Cedric, into a poor little bullied girl who deserved everyone's sympathy.

Perhaps this is also in line with her appearance, a little girl with big eyes like an innocent puppy, which makes her pitiful image deeply rooted in people's hearts.

No one would have thought that it was the poor little girl who sat on Malfoy and beat up the pure-blood Slytherin master.

So she stood up to threaten Draco, and she didn't know if it would break the filters of the young wizards.

As she was thinking this, Harry Potter stepped forward and asked Draco to return the Memory Ball.

Nalilian remembered that this was the story in the original novel where Harry heroically saved the beautiful Neville, so she started to watch the show.

As for Draco, perhaps the aftereffects of Narilean's threats were still in his heart, he was extremely hostile to Harry.

Seeing that Harry stood up for Neville, he threatened to throw the Memory Ball into the Black Lake and flew there on his broom.

Harry, unwilling to be outdone, chased after him on his broom, defeated Draco, and got the Memory Ball in a very risky move.

Because he was indeed in danger, this scene was seen by Professor McGonagall, and Harry was taken away by her.

The hero's actions seemed to be punished, and the Gryffindor wizards were very depressed, while the Slytherins were very proud.

Draco even cast a look of amusement at Narilean, as if to say that the spell she had just said was a joke more absurd than a lie.

Nallylian was calm because she knew that Potter would be a blessing in disguise. Professor McGonagall took him away to recommend him to Oliver Wood, the Quidditch captain of Gryffindor.

And Harry is about to become the youngest Seeker in Gryffindor.

If Master Malfoy knew about this, he probably wouldn't be able to sleep.

"Potter is too reckless."

However, not everyone has the same positive attitude as Nalilian.

The girl standing next to her, Lavender Brown, was whispering to Harry after being ridiculed by the Slytherins.

Nalilian glanced at her.

Lavender Brown, her and Hermione's roommate, an outgoing girl and Ron's future girlfriend, is the six-hearted target on her list and the girl in Gryffindor with the highest favorability value besides Hermione, reaching 34.

"See, my sister was right. This famous boy is bound to get into trouble sooner or later."

Parvati Patil, another girl next to Nalilian, shook her head and said.

Parvati Patil, her and Hermione's other roommate, was a gorgeous and beautiful girl.

She has a twin sister in Ravenclaw, who is also a six-heart target on the strategy list, but her favorability value towards her is lower than Lavender's, only 29, and both are at the friendly stage.

"Alas, Professor McGonagall is going to deduct points from our house now," Lavender sighed in frustration.

"Why didn't Potter be more careful and not let Professor McGonagall find out? It was so reckless."

There was no way to think about anything else in that situation, Nalilian thought to herself.

But she just pursed her lips and didn't say anything.

After all, they are roommates. Even if she has different opinions from them, it is not easy to express them. It would be bad if conflicts arise.

"How could you say that about Harry?"

But a voice contradicted them, startling Nalilian.

She looked at the brown-haired girl who was riding a flying broom next to Parvati.

Hermione?

Hermione looked at Parvati and said, "Potter is trying to get Neville's Remembrall back. He's doing a good thing."

When Nalilian saw the serious look on the brown-haired girl's face, she knew that she was being too serious and it was difficult for her.

Hermione is the type of person who can't be pulled back once she makes up her mind about something, and is particularly prone to arguments with others.

Last time she had an argument with a Ravenclaw girl in Charms class over a piece of knowledge in the book.

Although she was right in the end, the little Ravenclaw witch vowed never to talk to her again.

"It's a good thing, but I'll lose points from the school."

Parvati was speechless. She really didn't understand why Hermione would even object to something like this. "House points are related to the House Cup later."

"You know, Slytherin has won the house cup for seven years in a row."

"What does Slytherin winning the house cup have to do with our house being deducted points? Would we have won the house cup if we hadn't been deducted points?" Hermione asked back.

Since others are so good, we should acknowledge their excellence.

Lavender explained, "It's mainly because of the Lillian incident last time. Didn't Slytherin get deducted 50 points? Everyone thinks that they can get the house cup this time, or at least not let Slytherin get it."

"But how can our house compete with Slytherin for the house cup with so many points deducted?"

"That's right," Parvati chimed in, rolling her eyes. "I thought this Potter could lead our house to win the House Cup, but I didn't expect him to be such a troublemaker."

Hermione frowned and stopped talking, and Nalilian breathed a sigh of relief.

But when she thought she wouldn't say anything more, she spoke instead, "Then go get extra points. You can get extra points by raising your hand to answer the teacher in class."

"It's not nice to talk bad about someone behind their back, especially when Potter has done nothing wrong."

This made the atmosphere tense again. Parvati raised her eyebrows. She really couldn't stand Hermione's look. "Yes, I don't have your ability to add points to the academy."

"But at least I didn't get any points deducted from the academy."

Hermione bit her lip, actually realizing that she had angered Parvati.

In fact, they never got along well together. She didn't like them talking about others behind their backs. If it weren't for Nalilian, she wouldn't stand with Parvati and the others.

But she really couldn't bear to see them saying that about Harry, who had done such a good thing.

Taking their situation into consideration, Narilla said, "But Potter's Quidditch looks pretty good."

"He flew so fast to catch up with Malfoy and even caught the falling Memory Orb."

"Maybe he'll join the Quidditch team in the future."

"That's true," Lavender agreed.

She also noticed that the atmosphere was not right and didn't want the relationship between her roommates to be ruined, especially since Narielian and Hermione got along so well.

"Potter is more powerful than Malfoy," said Nallylian.

"That's true," Parvati said, relaxing her expression.

She hated the arrogant Slytherins the most, especially the spoiled Master Malfoy.

Seeing this, Nariel quickly moved to Hermione's side, while Lavender pulled Parvati apart, separating them invisibly, and resumed practicing flying the broom.

Soon, Madam Hooch, whom Neville had sent to the hospital wing, came back to tell them that the flying lesson was over and instructed them to put away their flying brooms and put them back in the broom room.

Narielian walked beside Hermione with a broom in her hand and saw two big boys leaning against the wall in the corridor not far away.

"Lillian, your brother and the others are here!"

Lavender, who was walking beside her, quickly reminded her.

In fact, Nalilian didn't need to look for them, others would tell her about their existence. After all, the two big boys were too outstanding in appearance.

The Slytherin girls walking in front couldn't help but look at the two older boys.

The Gryffindor girls were already looking at the two older boys who were discussing excitedly, and they would occasionally glance at Nariel.

They all knew they were coming for her.

Nalilian subconsciously looked at Hermione. It was time for them to separate again.

But this time Hermione and Parvati have a conflict. Can she still go with those two girls?

"Lillian, let me take your flying broom to the broom room, go ahead," Hermione said as she took the flying broom from her hand.

Nalilian paused and didn't say that she wanted to go with her.

Hermione probably did this because she didn't want her to worry that she and Parvati wouldn't get along.

"Thanks, Hermione," Narilean said apologetically.

She ran towards Kerston and Cedric.

"Kerston! Ced!"

Nalilian ran in front of them before the others entered the corridor, panting.

"Have you had flying lessons with the Slytherins?" Cedric asked gently.

"It must be flying lessons, otherwise why would his hair be so messy," said Kersten.

As he spoke, he reached out and used his fingers to touch back the strands of hair that were stuck to Nalilian's face due to sweat.

Nalilian gave an embarrassed smile.

She knew they wanted to ask Malfoy and the Slytherins if they were bullying her.

But there was no need for her to bring up Malfoy's little act of arrogance and give them the impression that she was fussy.

In particular, this is not what she is most worried about now.

"Let's go to the auditorium."

Seeing that she didn't say anything, Kersten didn't force her. He just put his hand on Narilla's back, glanced coldly at the group of Slytherins holding flying brooms behind Narilla, and pushed her away.

Although they couldn't be stopped from attending class together, the Slytherins had no chance of getting close to Narielian after class.