Chapter 1149

The food at the evening banquet was very rich, and the atmosphere of the evening banquet was very lively, but people with a heart still noticed that something was wrong.

Snape was gone, of course, nothing to most of the students, who wished they couldn't see him, but it was unusual for Professors Flitwick and Scamander not to be there.

One of them is the Dean of Ravenclaw, the other is a prestigious expert in magical creatures, and they are usually loved by the students, and it is clearly not their style to be absent from the graduation party.

Then there is only one explanation: they are stumped by something, and that is obviously more important than the graduation party~.

The professors had finished speaking one by one, and now the students were enjoying their food, and the whole auditorium was a mess, and there were quite a few students who were stuffing things in their mouths and glancing at the professorial chairs from time to time.

Now only Professor McGonagall, the vice-principal, Professor Slughorn in the pharmacy class, Professor Sprout, the head of Hufflepuff, and some less important faculty members, such as Trelawney in Divination and Sinista in Astronomy.

Dumbledore and Hagrid were gone, along with professors who had never attended an evening feast, such as Professor Barburing in the Ancient Magic Pattern class, or Professor Binns in the History of Magic.

Although he taught divination in the lower grades, he never participated in a Hogwarts group activity.

The professorship is empty.

"Is something wrong?" Draco looked at Solim with a bone in his mouth, and looked at him indistinctly.

Silna on the side glanced at him with a little disgust.

Before Solim could speak, Evans' niece, Ortalein, picked up:

"I know that. She said, "Professor Scamander and Professor Flitwick have gone to France, and it is said that the International Confederation of Wizards is doing something, saying that there is a team of Aurors escorting them." "

Solim raised an eyebrow, looking at Ottalene with some surprise.

"Evans told you?"

"Pretty much. The little girl was vague, and then said, "But it is not clear where Professor Snape is going. But according to my thoughts, it probably has something to do with that person. "

"As for the half-giant...... Ortaleen pursed his lips and said disdainfully, "I guess he went to visit his relatives." "

Hagrid's origins are often criticized, especially for those who value blood, and a half-giant is not even as closely related to a wizard as a house-elf.

Ortalene speaks rather ugly, but it's in line with pureblood wizards' attitude: they may be humble and polite in their dealings with you, but that's only for what they think they are. Hagrid is obviously not considered one of his own by pure-blood wizards.

Pure-blood wizards' morbid attachment to bloodlines comes down to strength. Although there is no professional statistical department in the wizarding society, the predecessors have done a lot of research in this area, although it is in the name of individuals or families, the sampling is not too much, and the conclusions obtained are not comprehensive enough, but it can still reflect some problems.

That is, pure-blood wizards are stronger than most half-blood or Muggle-born wizards in terms of the rate and ceiling of mana growth, as well as the affinity of mana.

Indeed, every ten years, there are always some amazing half-blood or Muggle-born wizards popping up, so that everyone once again has a deep understanding of what is called "talent", but that is a very small number of people, and among these very few emerging wizards, half-bloods account for the vast majority, just like Snape, who is full of potions talent, and Riddle, who is amazingly talented in magic.

But what are their origins? They are all of mixed race, one is Prince, who is from a family background, and the other is Gaunt, who is a bigger family. Wizards of true Muggle descent may have been able to shine as a student, just like Hermione. But once they reach adulthood, they quickly disappear.

Hermione, for example, was smart, logical, perceptive, and hardworking, and she would be a good wizard.

This conclusion is not personal or biased, but it is just a "good wizard".

Hermione's limits as a wizard are visible at a glance - she doesn't have the magic power that surpasses her peers, she doesn't have the magical affinity that borders on magical creatures, and she doesn't have the forbidden knowledge at her fingertips. All she could get her hands on was magical theories and spells that were slightly more advanced than the general public.

At the peak of her wizarding ability, she was not much stronger than a senior Auror, and this was due to the fact that she did not fall behind in magic learning, and most ordinary wizards no longer absorbed new knowledge after graduation, and even lost a lot of things they had mastered as a student as they grew older.

This is true for both half-bloods and Muggle wizards, and as a half-giant, Hagrid's spellcasting ability is only lower. Although he is more resistant than most wizards, it still does not change the fact that he is poor at spellcasting.

Pure-blood wizards sometimes look at their socials so simply and straightforwardly: you either have a prominent family background, or you have commendable wealth, and you have to be an official in an important position, and of course, if you have great power, you can do without all of the above.

Hagrid had nothing, so most of the pure-blood students in the school didn't have a good impression of him, not just Slytherin, but all four houses, Gryffindor was stronger, but there were still some students who didn't like him. (If you read a violent novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

"I've heard," Ortalene turned at Draco, "your father is going to get you to America." "

"It's such a mess here, I can't do anything to stay. As he spoke, Draco glanced at Solim.

Ottalion scoffed.

"Haven't you ever thought about going to the Ministry of Magic?" she said, "and now is a perfect time. "[]

As he spoke, he was still mouthing at Solim Nunu.

"You have Selwyn's support, and you can do that. And I think they need a role model too. "

Draco rolled his eyes, his father had naturally considered letting him stay in the UK, and he himself knew the benefits of staying now, but such an act would come with great risks. As the only heir of the Malfoy family, Lucius would not take this risk, since there is still a retreat from the United States, it is natural that he can't stay and fight hard.

"Ah, let me see—" Sylna finished eating, and was now counting on her fingers, "Daphne is ready to get engaged after graduation, and his family is going to send her to Italy, and luckily Tolia will be with me next year, Susan is said to have a distant uncle alive, and she is expected to leave England after graduation, and Neville is going to learn from his parents and become an Auror......"

"By the way, he and Hannah are going to get engaged as soon as they graduate—" Sylna turned to look at Solim, "Shall we prepare in advance?" "

Solim dropped his fork and straightened his after-dinner meter.

"You're more at this kind of thing than I am. As he spoke, Solim glanced over to the Gryffindor table, only to find Weasley's red-haired man staring at him, and as soon as his eyes made contact, Weasley quickly lowered his head.

Frowning, Solim always felt that something was not quite right with the way Ron looked at him just now.