After hearing Draco's thoughts, everyone couldn't sit still.

The effects of the potion are gradually taking shape in the school.

Putting aside the all-young professors, let's just talk about the students. It's hard to find an ugly person in Hogwarts these days. Of course, this is only the more obvious part.

Magic is something you can't see or touch. It's just that more and more young wizards are casting spells out of control in class, and the frequency of them being sent to the infirmary has also increased.

Fortunately, each professor had extensive experience, and Madam Pomfrey, after discussing it with Professor Snape, confirmed that it wouldn't be harmful to the young wizard and that he would be fine once he got used to it. It's an injury, so what? It's not incurable.

As for the changes that parents discovered in the little wizards after the holidays, they would only sigh that the feng shui of Hogwarts is good for people.

Snape woke up five days later and had returned to his adult size. During his experimentation, he also found a way to retract his ears, which made him visibly in a better mood for the next two days.

It's just that the face has become much more delicate, and even his powerful aura cannot conceal it.

Many students were both disappointed and happy. Disappointed that they wouldn't be able to see the various young professors anymore. Happy, however, that the senior professors were also very good, at least they didn't make them feel...guilty.

I heard a seventh-year student even boldly confessed his love to Professor Dumbledore. As brave as they come, Gryffindors! So, are you Gryffindors obsessed with red hair? Is your red hair count too high? Is there a cure for redhead fetishism?

Mr. Green, their new Defense Against the Dark Arts professor, who was inseparable from the headmaster except during class, was furious. If Professor Dumbledore hadn't intervened quickly, the Gryffindor champion would have been incinerated.

It was said to be a spectacular spectacle. A dance of water and fire, a misty atmosphere, and the sharp-eyed and gossipy Badger swore on Professor Sprout's favorite plant: "I definitely saw them kissing!" He was referring to Grindelwald and Dumbledore.

However, after this incident, some students had noticed something unusual between the two of them. Some clever students even discovered the true identity of their Defense Against the Dark Arts professor from some clues.

For example, our Hermione.

"That's Grindelwald! How come you didn't react at all?" Hermione shared her discovery with her friends in shock, and then walked around the Room of Requirement.

After Quirrell's experience, she was wary of Professor Green's sudden appearance. After a series of suspicions, bold assumptions, and careful verification, she finally discovered Professor Green's true identity. It should be said that those heterochromatic eyes gave her great inspiration and help.

It turned out that everyone's expression was very calm. Oh, there were some differences, such as Neville, whose reaction was much more normal, with the same shock on his face as Hermione.

Ron, Draco, and Harry had all met Grindelwald a long time ago, and Ron also knew that his two friends were studying with Grindelwald.

Pansy and Blaise were from different backgrounds. Which wizard didn't know what Grindelwald had preached? These nobles all had a good impression of him, but for some reason, Grindelwald didn't extend his hand to England at that time.

Otherwise, just look at how many saints there are in the British wizarding world. Those nobles wouldn't be so quick to follow a Voldemort who speaks eloquently and whose ideas are like a second Grindelwald.

I still suffered the pain of not being brainwashed by crazy Amway. I was too naive.

"Calm down, girl," Pansy soothed the slightly anxious Hermione. "Grindelwald won't do anything. I mean, look, there's Dumbledore." And the relationship between the two is not simple.

"Don't worry, Hermione, the teacher just wants to stick with the headmaster. It's just a trick between an old couple who haven't seen each other for decades." Harry let Draco lean on his legs. Yesterday, Draco translated a book about elves for his godfather and worked until late.

Because she hadn't slept well, her delicate face was slightly tired and exhausted. Harry touched her smooth platinum hair with a bit of heartache, not caring at all about what he said.

"Teacher?! Love, love, couple?!" Hermione was shocked and stopped thinking.

"Sure enough!" Pansy was very excited. "I knew it! I always say my intuition is right."

"What!?" This is Neville who just reacted.

Blaise was also surprised, but he always knew how to hide his emotions. But... "Why are there so many more people?"

Besides the seven of them, there were also the smiling Weasley twins, Theodore, and Cedric.

"Harry invited me." Theodore's expression was calm, the gloom in his face gone. Now he seemed to have finally got what he wanted, and his face was full of joy. No longer had the cold and distant look he had before.

Blaise made a bet that was related to Harry and Draco. Ron rejected his bet and, with Harry's consent, told Blaise about the postcards sent to the dead.

This is no secret to the Weasley family. Molly always communicates with Lily.

It's not a big deal, right? Ron, who had been with Draco and Harry for a long time, thought to himself.

"I came here with Xiaoduo." Said smiled innocently. He was there when Harry asked Theodore if he wanted to join their little group. So it was only natural that he became a part of it.

"Is Blaise disgusted with us?"

"Oh, George, I'm so sad, aren't you, Fred?"

"Although I am sad too, I am George, Fred."

The twins performed a duet in unison, which was really hilarious.

But everyone subconsciously lowered their voices because Draco was obviously drowsy.

No one had any idea of the existence of postcards. What could they think? They had no one in particular to write to, and they didn't want to disturb the deceased's hard-earned rest.

I was more surprised by Draco's Christmas gift than by that. It was a super realistic alchemical figurine of an Australian white-eyed dragon! It could fly, understand what people said, was soft and rubbed easily, and was half a meter tall!

This made them look forward to their trip to Dragon Island after the New Year.

Their topic gradually shifted to imagining what Dragon Island looked like based on Ron's words. Harry also took the opportunity to invite Theodore and Cedric, who were unaware of the situation.

No matter how much Theodore pretended to be mature, he was still a child, and what child didn't like dragons? He hesitated for a moment before happily agreeing.

Cedric agreed if Theodore agreed. And since his father liked these things very much, he could ask if he could take some photos and bring them back to show his father.

Taking advantage of their good academic performance and lack of homework, the few of them chatted animatedly in the Room of Requirement, from Grindelwald to Dragon Island, and from Dragon Island to Dumbledore.

Harry patiently explained everything he knew and could say to them, gently covering Draco's ears as he spoke, so that he could sleep more peacefully.

Anyway, when Draco woke up in a daze, he heard Hermione asking Grindelwald what his mark meant.

It's hard for them. They speak so softly so as not to disturb him.

"Deathly Hallows." Draco sat up dazed and answered subconsciously. Harry then pulled him to lean against him to relieve the discomfort he had just woken up from.

"The Deathly Hallows in The Tales of Beedle the Bard?" Pansy's mother heard at Christmas that Pansy had made friends with a Muggle-born wizard, and she kindly suggested that Pansy give Hermione a copy of The Tales of Beedle the Bard.

"I always thought it was a fairy tale." Hermione frowned. Sure enough, the wizarding world was truly magical. It seemed there was still a lot she didn't understand! No, she couldn't be complacent. She had to work harder.

"Huh? But Hermione, haven't you seen it? One of them is the invisibility cloak." Draco covered his mouth and yawned with a tear in the corner of his eye.

"What?!" Hermione and the others said in unison.

"I thought it was one of those shop-bought invisibility cloaks," Neville explained.

"I thought it was just a little more useful after Draco modified it," Ron muttered, also shocked. He didn't know that was the legendary invisibility cloak.

"Transformation? Such a precious thing?" Blaise never missed a word Ron said.

"You're taking the word 'Hallows' too seriously. It's just a cloak imbued with some strange energy. Would you like to see it? Perhaps you'd like to see the Resurrection Stone?" Draco didn't care. He only sensed the presence of a strange energy body on it. Perhaps the story was true, but controlling death? It was of no use to him.

"However, the Resurrection Stone cannot truly resurrect the dead. It only summons a substance that is more real than the soul and more illusory than the entity, just like a ghost. Moreover, the resurrected person will not necessarily be happy. Because they will only have a pessimistic mentality." Draco said.

Even Theodore lost interest after hearing what Draco said. They turned their discussion to the last of the Elder Wands, and they all agreed that this one was more worthy of the name.

Draco didn't realize that what he had just revealed was an innocent indifference. Everyone thought that Draco had learned the function of the Resurrection Stone from somewhere. Only Harry knew that was not the case.

But only Harry saw this expression. Harry touched Draco's head calmly, accidentally covering Draco's eyes when everyone looked over.

He didn't mind the divinity that Draco sometimes showed, but he didn't like it because it made him feel that Draco was very far away from him.

Draco looked up at Harry's eyes in confusion. "Hmm?" Is there something dirty in your hair?

"Nothing." That's right, just seeing me like this is enough.

Harry smiled softly and contentedly.