HP Star Shining

In addition, he received more sneering and ridicule, and if it was only from Slytherin before, now people from the other two houses had joined in.

"Want a handkerchief, Potter? To save you from crying in class or something."

"When did you become the top student in the school? Did you and Longbottom open this school together, Potter?"

As another protagonist in the report, Hermione naturally shared some of the firepower.

"She's the one with the stunning beauty?"

"Judged on what, Chipmunk?"

But Hermione was obviously more stable than Harry and didn't care so much about the gossip of those people. Harry admired her very much.

Su Xingchen looked at Hermione's raised head and suspected for a moment that she didn't really not care at all, but was just pretending to be strong.

The days were difficult, and Harry could only rely on the anticipation of talking to Sirius face to face, and the fact that Hermione and Xingchen had not been scared away by the report, to keep going.

Also, he still couldn't master the summoning spell.

So Harry and Su Xingchen's secret individual teaching turned into mutual teaching, Su Xingchen taught Harry the Summoning Spell, and Harry taught Su Xingchen the Patronus Spell.

The two are equally capable and neither can learn the spell the other teaches.

Although she didn't care much for the gossip, Hermione was very angry with Harry and Ron, and she ran back and forth between them, trying to force them to talk.

Unfortunately, Harry refused to give in this time. He insisted that he would not reconcile unless Ron admitted that he did not put his name in the Goblet of Fire and apologized for what he had accused him of before.

"It's not my fault, it's his own problem," he said.

That makes sense, Su Xingchen nodded.

"Stop it, I know you miss him." Hermione was very impatient. She was really annoyed by the situation between the two of them. "Harry, please be considerate of him."

That makes sense, Su Xingchen nodded again.

"Impossible," Harry said stubbornly, "and I don't miss him at all!"

This is a lie and everyone knows it.

In short, no matter how much Hermione worried, the two showed no sign of reconciling, and each thought that the other had the problem.

Hermione was busy for a long time without any results. She turned around and saw Su Xingchen sitting on a high chair, swinging his legs comfortably. She immediately became angry and embarrassed.

Since she is so free, let her study!

Hermione is a very good friend.

But being best friends with her means you'll have less fun and spend more time in the library.

For example: Hermione felt that learning more theoretical knowledge would definitely help Harry master the summoning spell faster, so he could not escape the fate of going to the library to study.

"Aren't you worried about them at all?" Hermione looked at Harry in the distance, then turned and asked Su Xingchen with a puzzled look.

"Don't worry." Su Xingchen's fingers pointed at the books on the bookshelf one by one, and pulled out a book with a black cover.

She smiled at Hermione. "Unless one of them comes to their senses, or there's an opportunity to resolve the misunderstanding, forcing them to accept it will likely backfire. Aren't adolescent boys usually a bit rebellious?"

Just like Harry, who used to be such a good and obedient child (?), now he will be mean to her instead of just sulking like before.

For example, he clearly cared about Ron, but he was stubborn and refused to give in.

Hermione was noncommittal, "I hope so."

"Of course." Su Xingchen said with a little excitement. She finally found a book that might be interesting.

"But the stars..." Hermione quickly took the book from her hand and put it back in its place, then took another big black book and put it in her hand, "I think you should read this one."

The title on the cover read in large, pale letters: "Terrible Animals Deep Underground."

Su Xingchen hesitated. She didn't want to know about the terrible animals in the magical world. She wanted to read novels.

"I think..." The one just now is better.

"This one," Hermione interrupted without pausing for argument. "You're such a coward, Xingchen."

Su Xingchen couldn't refute it, but he still had to refute it, after all, it was a matter of face.

So she muttered quietly, "When I grow up, I will naturally become bolder."

Hermione heard it, heard it clearly.

"You've already had your fourteenth birthday, so you could be fifteen now." She had a speechless expression on her face, as if to say, 'Do you want to hear what you're saying?' "Besides, I don't know why you're afraid to come to the library."

Yes, Hermione knew that Su Xingchen didn’t like coming to the library, but she didn’t understand what was so scary about the library?

Oh, no. She came in through the backdoor and it's not her birthday yet.

The reason why I don’t like coming here is of course the psychological trauma left by my first year and Harry’s night visit to the library.

Su Xingchen pouted.

I feel wronged. I can't say it yet.

She had no choice but to hold the book and go to her seat pitifully under Hermione's intimidating gaze.

On the way to the Divination classroom, Harry and Su Xingchen were whispering about the techniques of the summoning spell.

Hermione wasn't attending this class, so it was just the two of them.

As for the Summoning Spell, Su Xingchen never knew that it took Harry so much effort to learn it.

A group of Slytherins blocked their way.

"Hey, Potter, look at this." A tall and thin boy pointed to the badge on his chest.

The bright red badge stood out against the black robe, with the words: Support Cedric, a true champion of Hogwarts.

"Ignore them." Su Xingchen wanted to pull Harry around.

She knew that the Slytherin students might not support Cedric very much, and they brought this up purely to disgust people.

"Don't be impatient, there's more fun to come." The boy blocked the two of them again. He pressed on the badge, and the red badge turned green. The big words on it also changed to: Porter stinks.

"How is it? Isn't it fun?" The boy laughed out loud, and the other Slytherins also laughed.

Su Xingchen gritted her teeth. She had really had enough of this past few days!

Our ancestors said: When you reach the point of intolerance, there is no need to endure it anymore.

"That's enough!" She pulled Harry behind her, like a hen protecting her chicks.

"First of all, the Goblet of Fire chose Harry, so he must be a true warrior. Otherwise, why didn't it choose you guys? Secondly, he didn't put his name in there himself. He was forced to participate in this dangerous competition!"

Harry was a little stunned. He didn't expect Xingchen to behave like this. It was as if he was back to his first year on the Hogwarts train.

He was very small at that time, and the stars stood between him and Malfoy to prevent them from clashing. For a brief moment, he felt completely safe.

She always wanted to protect him, even in the secret room.

But this feeling seems to be really good.

Most importantly, she truly believed in his words and was unwavering.

The Slytherins were also stunned. Gryffindor's Xingchen Su Guanlai gave people the same impression as the magic rabbit she raised, pretty and cute, but not very lethal.

Abbreviation: waste.

So everyone was stunned for only two seconds before bursting into laughter again.