HP Star Shining

"Great." Harry said bitterly, "That's great. Tell him I'd be happy to trade with him. At least people won't be staring at my forehead like an idiot wherever I go."

"I'm not going to tell him anything," Hermione refused directly. "You should talk to him yourself. That's the only way to solve the problem."

"I don't want to chase him around and try to teach him how to grow up," Harry said loudly, scaring the owls in the nearby trees into flying with flapping wings. "When will he realize that I'm not happy? Maybe when I break my neck, or..."

Su Xingchen was also startled by his sudden loud noise. What was going on? It seemed like she was going to turn evil?

No!

"Hermione, don't you still have to go to the library?" She quickly interrupted Harry's angry words. Hermione successfully received the message, "Ah, yes, I still have things to do with spew, so I'll be leaving first."

She left cleanly, and it was great that someone was willing to take over this troublesome "sandwich".

Harry probably calmed down after being interrupted and didn't say anything extreme, but his mood didn't seem to improve.

Alas, Su Xingchen sighed inwardly, raising a child is so difficult.

"Harry, do you know that there's a type of person who always has illogical and bizarre things happen to them? Well... it's a special kind of luck, right?"

In fact, it is the protagonist's physique. Wherever he goes, troubles arise and he can't escape them.

"I know you don't want to, but it's not your fault." Su Xingchen reached out and patted Harry on the head to stop him from saying anything. "On the other hand, this is also a kind of responsibility."

"What responsibility?" Harry was puzzled.

What responsibility? The protagonist's responsibility. The responsibility to destroy Voldemort.

But this is not a good thing to say.

"Probably... like the responsibility of being able to see some things."

After Su Xingchen finished speaking, he was stunned.

Yes, it’s hard to say that coming here is not her responsibility.

Impossible! Impossible! She quickly shook her head, almost fooling herself. Fortunately, Harry was thinking and didn't notice her strange behavior.

"Let's go tell Sirius about this."

"But..." Harry hesitated. Sirius returned home after hearing that his scar hurt. He wondered how Harry would react if he knew about this.

Su Xingchen knew what he was worried about. "He wants to know about you, and he will definitely know. It would be better if you tell him."

"how is this possible?"

"This matter will definitely be reported. Everyone is already paying attention to it. Now that the top three tournament has become a top four, it will be strange if it doesn't cause a lot of uproar. This will make him even more worried." Su Xingchen still remembered that annoying female reporter from the Daily Prophet.

"Okay, I'll write to him." Harry threw the bread in his hand into the lake.

The two stood there, watching the piece of bread float on the water for a moment before a huge tentacle emerged from the water, grabbed it, and pulled it under.

Now Su Xingchen knows that it is a gentle big octopus and is not so afraid anymore.

"Let's go," she said.

Harry went straight to the Owlery, while Sue Star-City went back to Gryffindor to get him parchment and a quill.

It's not that she was working hard, it was mainly because Harry couldn't quietly finish writing a letter in the Gryffindor common room, let alone a letter that couldn't be seen by anyone.

Look, the chosen worker is here again.

After getting a pen and paper, Harry sat down against the wall and began to write a letter to Sirius, telling him about his unexpected participation in the Triwizard Tournament.

"Number the troops and generals, ride on horseback to fight..." Su Xingchen began to number the troops in the shed. She walked back and forth along the owl's perch, preparing to randomly select a lucky person to complete this glorious task.

It's a bit boring indeed.

Harry stopped writing and thought. He wanted to tell Sirius about the heaviness that had been weighing on his heart since last night, but he didn't know how to express it.

"It's you." Su Xingchen pointed to a skinny owl with two pointed feathers on its head. She leaned in for a closer look. "But, do you look like an ordinary owl?"

Someone who rarely wrote and hardly ever came to the Owlery was unsure.

Harry looked up inadvertently and saw Xingchen staring at an owl and talking to himself in a childish manner. He couldn't help but curl the corners of his mouth, and the depression caused by Ron's distrust dissipated a lot.

"I'm fine, I hope everything is well with you," he wrote at the end of the letter.

The letter was eventually taken away by the owl that had been pointed out. Hedwig was angry with Harry for this and pecked him hard before flying up to the rafters, where she was out of reach.

"Xingchen." Harry stopped suddenly. "I don't want to go to dinner."

Su Xingchen didn't react for a moment. Why did he suddenly stop eating?

Then she thought that Harry probably didn't want to go to a crowded place. After all, everyone thought he had signed up himself, and the people from Gryffindor would pester him, while the people from the other three houses would probably be sarcastic and unfriendly.

"Then... shall I go get some food and return to Gryffindor?"

It was lunchtime, so there shouldn't be too many people in the common room.

As for the outdoors being quieter?

Nerve. It's so cold now.

"Okay." Harry responded very quickly, making people suspect that he had made such a plan a long time ago and was just waiting for her to say it.

Su Xingchen glared at him slightly. The older the child gets, the less cute he becomes.

Woohoo~ She really seems like an old mother now, and suddenly wants to ask the author for some salary.

Harry turned her around with a smile, "Xingchen, I'm so hungry. The bread I had this morning wasn't tasty at all."

"I know, I know." Su Xingchen was helpless. It was not soft to begin with, and it was hard from the cold. It would be strange if it tasted good.

She started to look for something to pack the food in, and when her back completely disappeared around the corner, the smile on Harry's face disappeared.

"Come out." He turned back and said to the corridor in front.

There was no sound in the empty corridor, and the flowing cold air seemed to be saying, "What nonsense are you talking about?"

"I see you, Malfoy."

As soon as Harry finished speaking, who else could it be but Draco Malfoy who walked out from behind the tall monster statue?

"You did it on purpose, Potter."

Draco's face lengthened. He saw Su Xingchen going to the Owlery from the tower, so he came to this necessary route, hoping to find a chance to talk to her alone. After all, the questions needed to be clarified, right?

"What are you doing here, Malfoy?" Harry's face was cold. If Su Xingchen were still here, he would definitely not believe it.

"What's it to you?" Draco said, his slow voice returning to its usual tone.

Harry scoffed, "How dare you appear before the stars?"

"What do you mean?" Draco put away his nonchalant expression, "Why shouldn't I dare to appear in front of her?"