Chapter 909

It's back to yesterday night.

Ron's words completely infuriated Hermione. He thinks Hermione is a traitor to Gryffindor, and he speaks about it in the Gryffindor common room, which is a terrible effect - especially for the new students, their first impression of Hermione is "the traitor of Gryffindor", and once the label is branded, it is not so easy to change the minds of these new students. Thinking about the relationship between Harry and Draco, what they had experienced together before they eased their relationship and changed their perceptions of each other, and that was still with Solim's intervention, would there be a relationship and experience similar to that between Hermione and the Gryffindor students?

"I'm a traitor to Gryffindor?" Hermione shuddered angrily, "If I'm a traitor to Gryffindor, then what are you Weasley?"

Before Ron could refute, Hermione blew up all of Ron's past foolishness in front of the students in the common room.

"If you can remember with that mushy brain, you might as well tell everyone here when you knew the mystery man was still alive!" Hermione's words instantly turned everyone's eyes on Ron, "You might as well tell them how you dragged Harry back next!"

Ron's face flushed instantly, and his ears were like boiled prawns.

"When am I dragging Harry back!"

567 Hermione's eyes narrowed dangerously, she had quarreled with Ron about these things before, and it would not be a big deal to argue again in front of so many people today.

"When? do you want me to count them to you, or have you forgotten all the stupid things you've done?" Hermione hugged her arms and looked condescendingly at Ron, who was still stiff-mouthed.

"Harry, don't stop me!" Hermione twisted and broke free of Harry's grasp, "I'm going to have to teach this ignorant, vain fool a profound lesson today!"

Harry and Neville were dumbfounded, not only them, but many of the Gryffindor seniors were also surprised—they had never seen such a Hermione.

Hermione's memory was obviously much better than Ron's, and she remembered many of the "details" that Ron didn't explain clearly to the freshmen, such as Ron when he jumped from the trapdoor and fell onto the devil's net, in Hermione's words, "like a little girl, just screaming".

"You'll soon learn about the Devil's Web in Professor Sprout's class. Hermione's freshman said, but she still stared at Ron, "Even some of you already know how to deal with this kind of thing now. "

"I know, just use fire. The freshman was clearly from a wizarding family, and he seemed to have some of Hermione's qualities, and he was raising his hands high.

"That's right. Hermione looked at Ron sarcastically, "But some pure-bloods, wand-wielding people just scream. "

Everyone knew who she was talking about, and they all looked at Ron.

"I'm just nervous!" Of course, Ron couldn't admit that he didn't distinguish the devil's net at the time, and he couldn't admit that he didn't know the weaknesses of the devil's net at the time.

"Oh-" Hermione elongated, "what about before? you and Harry were going to take a dragon with ...... curfew time"

"Hermione. Harry was shocked, even though it had been several years, he still didn't think he could say it in public, and it would probably cause trouble for Hagrid.

"It's okay, it's been years, and besides, the Ministry of Magic can't find any evidence now. Hermione knew what Harry was trying to say.

"Well, that incident is indeed our fault. Harry smiled wryly.

The surrounding students looked at them with their mouths wide open. Hermione's words were interrupted by Harry, but any student with a little normal intelligence could guess what was going on. The seventh graders were equally surprised, they had no impression of the incident at all, which meant that the dragon thing had not been discovered by the professors.

"If it weren't for Solim and my reminder, what would you have done to Hagrid?"

"It's a big deal! Even if we do what we did before, it won't happen. Ron was still stiff-mouthed, "If it weren't for you, Malfoy wouldn't have known." "

"I snitched?" Hermione took a deep breath, "which idiot put the letter in the book, and which idiot left the book behind and was picked up by someone else?"

Ron opened his mouth, and he seemed to remember what was going on. (If you read a violent novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

Hermione had to be unforgiving, she had put up with Ron for a long time, and the previous few conflicts had been forced to de-escalate for various reasons, but in this last (CDCC) year, Hermione didn't seem ready to back down. She told everyone in front of everyone about the stupid things Ron had done every year - Hermione was prepared to do this, but Ron obviously couldn't let Hermione reveal all his ugly things, otherwise how would he face Gryffindor's classmates in the future?

While Hermione was criticizing Ron for dragging Harry from learning the Patronus Charm, the freshmen became interested in the Slytherin named Solim. They asked the seniors around them one after another.

"Solim?" Simus looked at the freshmen beside him, "He's kind of a Slytherin outlier, he's been a Slytherin before, and I mean those who have to do with the Death Eaters." But for you freshmen, I don't recommend that you rush into that person, as there are very few people in Hogwarts who can talk to him. "

Seamus gestured in Harry's direction, "Harry has more contact with Hermione and him, as well as Neville, who is Solim's cousin, so no one at school will have trouble with Ben going to Neville." "

"It's just a second ancestor with his back to the family. It seems that someone does not agree with Seamus's statement, "if he doesn't have the surname Selwyn......"

"I said, it's you. Seamus glanced back at McLagan, who had a big waist behind him, and said disdainfully, "You don't think we're going to forget something, do you?"

"Umbridge that toad supporter, of course we remember. Dean patted his buddy on the shoulder and stood with Seamus, "Okay, don't talk nonsense with this kind of person." "

In fifth grade, Solim labeled McLagan an an "Umbridge supporter" in the Gryffindor common room, a label that he has apparently not yet been able to take.

"If it weren't for you idiot wasting a year of Harry's time, he wouldn't have been so dangerous!" Hermione's voice instantly attracted a lot of attention, "It's a good thing Harry didn't continue to listen to you idiot at the time, otherwise he would have been kissed by the Dementors with his cousin that night!"

Hermione...... OK. Harry's expression was also not good-looking, he really didn't want to see Ron and Hermione like this. []

"Okay?" Hermione looked at Harry, "Have you ever thought that if you hadn't gone to Solim to learn the Patronus Charm, you would have been able to go back that night?"

Harry opened his mouth, but he couldn't say anything. If he hadn't learned the Patronus Charm, Mrs. Feig's Squib would obviously not have been able to save him and Dudley in Mondongues' absence. So what happened to him in this case?

"If you hadn't wasted that year in fourth year...... Hermione sneered, looked at Ron, and asked Harry, "Didn't he say he would help you practice spells?

Looking at Ron, who was completely speechless, Hermione announced her final opinion of Ron to the students around her: "You're a vain, braggart trash, you can turn around and forget about what you promise!" Weasley, you'd better mess with me less!"

On the first day of school, the people who were most impressed and understood by the new students were not Harry, the "savior", but a red-haired Weasley and a disheveled Granger.