Chapter 44 044. Communication on the lake
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Po Sui Tai Di
Chapter 44 044. Communication on the lake
Scott rowed the boat some distance from the pier, then stopped and let the boat rippling with the waves.
He said to Jacob, "It's only been a month since school started, but you've changed a lot. Compared to when we first met, it's already two people."
Jacob smiled softly, "If I'm as innocent as when I first entered the magic world, what will happen to me?"
Scott raised his lips slightly, he put one hand on the side of the boat, and tapped lightly and unconsciously with his five fingers.
"I'm not blaming you, Jacob," he said softly. "On the contrary, I appreciate your approach."
Jacob didn't show any surprise, he looked at Scott calmly, "I know."
He said, "You were going to expose me completely, but then you changed your mind, didn't you?"
Scott unabashedly agreed with his judgment, "You're right."
Then he suddenly raised his head and waved to the Weasley twins who were waving at him from the distant shore of the lake.
He then went on to say to Jacob, "I didn't choose to expose you later, because it was a matter of position."
"Pure-blood wizards and Muggle-born wizards?" Jacob asked clearly.
Scott nodded, "I originally thought that you chose to stand with Jasmin Travers."
Having said this, he laughed again, "I didn't expect that this time I was wrong."
In this regard, Jacob sneered several times, "I know very well how they view Muggle-born wizards. Besides, I didn't come here to learn how to be a house elf."
Scott talked about what happened the day before, "Now think about it, Du Ping is so easy to reveal, you should be credited with it, right? The flaws left by her sneaking into our dormitory are too obvious."
He clapped his palms, "You should have been waiting for such an opportunity, and it just so happened that the three Travers' illness gave you a chance."
Jacob didn't hide it, "Yes, I kept urging Du Ping at that time, which aggravated her nervousness, so she chose to use the cutting spell to open Davis's box in a panic."
"I thought Davis would see something wrong when he saw the box, but he actually got on that broom." He shook his head.
"Anyway, it's your choice to let Du Ping understand the whole thing as a professor. Well done, Jacob." Scott applauded softly.
"Originally, I thought that although it might have been forced at first, later on, you simply chose to be Travers' follower. If you don't have the will to save yourself, of course I won't go out of your way to save you kindly. This is because I didn't Ignore your reasons."
Having said that, he paused for a moment and quickly took out his wand.
"Waddiwasi."
The launching spell accurately hit the stone that the twins had thrown in the water, and flew back with the stone in the opposite direction.
Scott held the wand in his hand and continued to say to Jacob: "Now I understand. You refused my help, and you didn't ask the professor for help, and chose to continue to mix with those pure-blooded little witches because you wanted to. What do you get from Travers?"
He tapped the palm of his hand with his wand. "For example, some black magic."
Jacob nodded his head in acknowledgment.
"It's just a few little curses and a few poison spells, not really black magic. But I think what's more important is some common sense knowledge for pure-blood wizards," he said.
"Maybe it's a bad deal in your opinion, Scott."
There was not much expression on Jacob's face.
"But I don't have the magical talent you have. I think it's worth the effort to gain knowledge that you can't learn from Hogwarts."
At this moment, his eyes were extremely bright.
"Even though I've been verbally humiliated and cursed on the body every day during this time, I think it's worth it!"
"It's Ravenclaw."
Scott commented, then raised his hand and cast a launching spell on the flying stone.
"I won't judge whether it's worth it or not," he said to Jacob at the same time. "It's your own choice, and I won't point fingers at it."
"It's very Ravenclaw too." Jacob sent Scott's comments back.
"Thanks," Scott said again, "but, you know, despite Professor Flitwick saying she's going to be fired, there's a good chance Travers will return to Hogwarts."
Jacob was not surprised by this. "I know that the most Travers did was instigation. There was no solid evidence for her harm and intimidation of me..."
He shook his head, "...you know, this can't constitute a crime. Avery who gave Dupin's black magic items made more mistakes than she did."
Scott took hold of the paddle again and began to slowly row the boat towards the pier.
"Although the professors will keep an eye on her when she returns to Hogwarts, you still have to be careful of her secret revenge," he warned Jacob.
Jacob smiled. "She may be taking revenge on you, Scott. I know her well, she's very vengeful, and she won't let it go."
His tone was full of meaning.
"Looks like you know about Travers' plans for revenge on me," Scott said, "but you chose to hide it from Professor Flitwick."
There was a sly look on Jacob's face, "My gut told me not to lie in front of Professor Flitwick, so I just concealed part of the truth and told the truth the rest of the time."
"Your intuition is accurate." Scott praised.
Jacob said: "The magic of magic is that there are so many methods that we don't know, and it will be very disadvantageous if it is just a precaution."
"So?" Scott raised his eyebrows slightly.
"So we should make that girl lose the ability to take revenge on us." Jacob said indifferently.
He paused, his face softened a little, and then said, "Is that why you called me alone?"
"No, you're wrong. Jacob."
Scott's answer was not what he expected.
"Let Travers lose his ability to retaliate against us?" He shook his head. "I'm afraid we can't do it, and even if we could, it would be very risky. I don't do things like this that I'm not sure about."
While Jacob's proposal sounds plausible and appealing to Scott,—
St Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries and Injuries, a place Scott didn't know anything about, and he would never risk it.
"Then you?" A surprised expression finally appeared on Jacob's face.
"I said, just to communicate with you."
At this point, the boat has docked.Scott got up from the boat and jumped onto the dock.
He turned to Jacob, who was still sitting on the boat, and said: "We are all Muggle-born wizards, and we often stand on the same page. And you are a smart guy, maybe we can cooperate a lot in the future. This time Even if you have a real preliminary understanding."
After speaking, he waved his hand and turned to leave.
Before leaving the dock, he heard Jacob's dissatisfied voice, "I don't know you!"
"It's a matter of your own abilities."
Scott turned his head and said something, raised his feet and climbed the stone steps leading to Hogwarts Castle.
……
Ask for a recommendation ticket
(End of this chapter)
Scott rowed the boat some distance from the pier, then stopped and let the boat rippling with the waves.
He said to Jacob, "It's only been a month since school started, but you've changed a lot. Compared to when we first met, it's already two people."
Jacob smiled softly, "If I'm as innocent as when I first entered the magic world, what will happen to me?"
Scott raised his lips slightly, he put one hand on the side of the boat, and tapped lightly and unconsciously with his five fingers.
"I'm not blaming you, Jacob," he said softly. "On the contrary, I appreciate your approach."
Jacob didn't show any surprise, he looked at Scott calmly, "I know."
He said, "You were going to expose me completely, but then you changed your mind, didn't you?"
Scott unabashedly agreed with his judgment, "You're right."
Then he suddenly raised his head and waved to the Weasley twins who were waving at him from the distant shore of the lake.
He then went on to say to Jacob, "I didn't choose to expose you later, because it was a matter of position."
"Pure-blood wizards and Muggle-born wizards?" Jacob asked clearly.
Scott nodded, "I originally thought that you chose to stand with Jasmin Travers."
Having said this, he laughed again, "I didn't expect that this time I was wrong."
In this regard, Jacob sneered several times, "I know very well how they view Muggle-born wizards. Besides, I didn't come here to learn how to be a house elf."
Scott talked about what happened the day before, "Now think about it, Du Ping is so easy to reveal, you should be credited with it, right? The flaws left by her sneaking into our dormitory are too obvious."
He clapped his palms, "You should have been waiting for such an opportunity, and it just so happened that the three Travers' illness gave you a chance."
Jacob didn't hide it, "Yes, I kept urging Du Ping at that time, which aggravated her nervousness, so she chose to use the cutting spell to open Davis's box in a panic."
"I thought Davis would see something wrong when he saw the box, but he actually got on that broom." He shook his head.
"Anyway, it's your choice to let Du Ping understand the whole thing as a professor. Well done, Jacob." Scott applauded softly.
"Originally, I thought that although it might have been forced at first, later on, you simply chose to be Travers' follower. If you don't have the will to save yourself, of course I won't go out of your way to save you kindly. This is because I didn't Ignore your reasons."
Having said that, he paused for a moment and quickly took out his wand.
"Waddiwasi."
The launching spell accurately hit the stone that the twins had thrown in the water, and flew back with the stone in the opposite direction.
Scott held the wand in his hand and continued to say to Jacob: "Now I understand. You refused my help, and you didn't ask the professor for help, and chose to continue to mix with those pure-blooded little witches because you wanted to. What do you get from Travers?"
He tapped the palm of his hand with his wand. "For example, some black magic."
Jacob nodded his head in acknowledgment.
"It's just a few little curses and a few poison spells, not really black magic. But I think what's more important is some common sense knowledge for pure-blood wizards," he said.
"Maybe it's a bad deal in your opinion, Scott."
There was not much expression on Jacob's face.
"But I don't have the magical talent you have. I think it's worth the effort to gain knowledge that you can't learn from Hogwarts."
At this moment, his eyes were extremely bright.
"Even though I've been verbally humiliated and cursed on the body every day during this time, I think it's worth it!"
"It's Ravenclaw."
Scott commented, then raised his hand and cast a launching spell on the flying stone.
"I won't judge whether it's worth it or not," he said to Jacob at the same time. "It's your own choice, and I won't point fingers at it."
"It's very Ravenclaw too." Jacob sent Scott's comments back.
"Thanks," Scott said again, "but, you know, despite Professor Flitwick saying she's going to be fired, there's a good chance Travers will return to Hogwarts."
Jacob was not surprised by this. "I know that the most Travers did was instigation. There was no solid evidence for her harm and intimidation of me..."
He shook his head, "...you know, this can't constitute a crime. Avery who gave Dupin's black magic items made more mistakes than she did."
Scott took hold of the paddle again and began to slowly row the boat towards the pier.
"Although the professors will keep an eye on her when she returns to Hogwarts, you still have to be careful of her secret revenge," he warned Jacob.
Jacob smiled. "She may be taking revenge on you, Scott. I know her well, she's very vengeful, and she won't let it go."
His tone was full of meaning.
"Looks like you know about Travers' plans for revenge on me," Scott said, "but you chose to hide it from Professor Flitwick."
There was a sly look on Jacob's face, "My gut told me not to lie in front of Professor Flitwick, so I just concealed part of the truth and told the truth the rest of the time."
"Your intuition is accurate." Scott praised.
Jacob said: "The magic of magic is that there are so many methods that we don't know, and it will be very disadvantageous if it is just a precaution."
"So?" Scott raised his eyebrows slightly.
"So we should make that girl lose the ability to take revenge on us." Jacob said indifferently.
He paused, his face softened a little, and then said, "Is that why you called me alone?"
"No, you're wrong. Jacob."
Scott's answer was not what he expected.
"Let Travers lose his ability to retaliate against us?" He shook his head. "I'm afraid we can't do it, and even if we could, it would be very risky. I don't do things like this that I'm not sure about."
While Jacob's proposal sounds plausible and appealing to Scott,—
St Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries and Injuries, a place Scott didn't know anything about, and he would never risk it.
"Then you?" A surprised expression finally appeared on Jacob's face.
"I said, just to communicate with you."
At this point, the boat has docked.Scott got up from the boat and jumped onto the dock.
He turned to Jacob, who was still sitting on the boat, and said: "We are all Muggle-born wizards, and we often stand on the same page. And you are a smart guy, maybe we can cooperate a lot in the future. This time Even if you have a real preliminary understanding."
After speaking, he waved his hand and turned to leave.
Before leaving the dock, he heard Jacob's dissatisfied voice, "I don't know you!"
"It's a matter of your own abilities."
Scott turned his head and said something, raised his feet and climbed the stone steps leading to Hogwarts Castle.
……
Ask for a recommendation ticket
(End of this chapter)
