Chapter 713 I'm Watching!

Not all facts weigh heavily, but the ones that do feel their weight are often very close to the word 'fact'. …

In other words, in fact, that is the so-called reality.

At this moment, Maca was in the midst of contemplation under the moonlight, faintly touching the reality that only belonged to Miss Hermione Granger.

People's hearts are always unpredictable, because they often have new changes due to certain factors, and even I cannot easily grasp them.

And those factors that will interfere with people's hearts are even more varied.

Sometimes, when you walk on the road and see a wild flower whose stem has been trampled off, it will make you feel sad; and sometimes, the persistent efforts are exchanged for the final failure because of a small mistake. Temporary stress will naturally turn into a source of pain all at once.

Hermione's abnormality today may really be caused by the misunderstanding in the market in the morning.

At that time, she stepped forward as usual, and stood in front of Luna immediately. But she didn't expect that it was just a misunderstanding, and everything she did couldn't even be described as wasteful, because they had already started fighting each other at that time.

Of course, if that's all it is, that's all. After all, Miss Granger's heart is indeed strong enough, and setbacks usually can't wear down her resolute nerves.

However, at that moment, when Luna suddenly stood up and ended the battle that might have been completely intensified with a natural expression, Hermione's spirit was finally shaken.

Students who know Luna basically know that although this girl is good-looking, she has always been weird.

Not only that, but her mind had always been very bright, and she hadn't made a single mistake when opening the door to the Ravenclaw common room. But unfortunately, she doesn't use her brains in the right place very much, and even her academic performance is only average.

In addition, she would fall into a daze alone from time to time, and she might not hear others calling her, so no one thought she was an outstanding girl.

Yes, even if Hermione never looked at others with prejudice, she also felt the same way if she looked at it from an objective point of view.

So, when Luna inexplicably made the African wizard put down his wand, Hermione wavered.

But... yes, Hermione's heart was just shaken when she was there. To say that what made her suddenly paranoid was when Luna explained her behavior at that time under Maca's questioning.

If you want to use the principle of Legilimency to learn to see through the other person's heart through their eyes, this is not an easy task. It can even be said that this is much more difficult than simply casting the Legilimency Mantra successfully.

At least, as far as the application of this part of magic theory is concerned, Hermione herself is far from reaching that level.

Although Miss Know-It-All is the nickname Hermione called out by Snape is very annoying, but it has to be said that this is also Snape's recognition of Hermione Granger's rich talents from another angle.

Since entering Hogwarts, she has been sitting on the throne of the first grade in the whole year, and even Maca back then has never shaken her position.

Regarding personal talent and hard work, she is not at all willing to admit that she will be inferior to others.

It's just that Miss Granger is far more capable and persevering than she is if she doesn't want to. She is not comparable to Maca's abnormal and terrifying progress. Therefore, as long as she feels that she can continue to work hard, she will not give up the hope of catching up with others.

But why is Luna the one who surpassed her this time?

Ok--

Maca certainly cannot say that these things are completely unpredictable. But this kind of thing is probably the one that bothers him the most.

Anyway, let's go and have a look... He said,

He looked at Harry and Ron beside him again, I know you are also worried about Hermione, so I won't let you go back now. Just stand outside the door for a while, and don't go in under what happens... If If she saw it, I can't guarantee that you will suffer accordingly.

After finishing speaking, Maca waved his hand to remove the silencing spell, and walked straight to the library door. Behind him, Harry and Ron glanced at each other and followed closely.

But when Maca came to the door of the library, his footsteps stopped again. At this moment, his expression was a bit subtle, because he sensed that there were actually two people in the library.

However, to say it was a pause, in fact, his pace was just a little slower. No matter what the situation was inside right now, he was destined to go in, because he couldn't leave Hermione's question alone.

If you have to say it, this matter has nothing to do with him at all, doesn't it?

As the door of the library was pushed open, a soft light came into Maca's eyes. It was undoubtedly the glow emanating from the wand's glowing charm, and he had seen it countless times.

However, the light used for lighting did not go out immediately because of the sound of his opening the door. Such a low level of vigilance is not the quality that a student who came to the library to secretly flip through books in the middle of the night should have.

But Maca didn't care about this, because although he still couldn't see the actual situation in the corner of the library area from this angle, he somewhat understood the reason why the other party didn't turn off the light.

When he took a step and walked through the aisle among the bookshelves, two figures standing opposite each other immediately appeared in his sight.

Behind a certain bookshelf, a girl with long pale blond hair was standing on the innermost side of the bookshelf.

She was holding an opened magic book in her left hand, and lightly holding a glowing wand in her right hand. Her usually clear eyes now seemed to have a serious brilliance. I don't know whether the brilliance came from her heart, or from the shining brilliance of the tip of the wand.

On the side near the aisle, another girl also held the wand that cast the Luminous Charm, but her other hand was free. Just looking at her signature long unkempt brown hair, even if her face can't be seen, it's not hard to identify her identity.

Hermione... Luna.

Maca stopped on the side of the bookshelf and softly called out their names.

The scene in front of me is actually not difficult to infer. It must be Hermione who came to the library wearing an invisibility cloak, and suddenly discovered that there is another person here. And when she approached the light, she found that the one who came here first was actually Luna who had been lingering in her mind for the past few days.

It is conceivable that the two met here in a hurry, and most of them were not expected by anyone, so it is reasonable to look at each other speechlessly at this moment.

The two girls are all too familiar with Maca's voice. Although Hermione didn't turn her head back immediately, the fingers of her left hand hanging by her side shrank lightly.

As for Luna who was standing opposite her, she turned her head as usual and showed a natural smile at Maca.

Maca, however, did not laugh.

He just glanced casually at the book in Luna's hand, and he already knew which book it was. .As mentioned in the members' materials, it is a theoretical book that can be referred to when practicing protective spells.

However, the knowledge in this book is definitely very boring, and researching it is also quite time-consuming. The strings of spell formulas and large pieces of detailed data in it are by no means what a student with a personality like Luna likes.

Then, what reason would make her pick up such a thick and tasteless book on such a dark night?

Maca looked at Luna's calm but somewhat serious face, then at Hermione's slightly trembling hand curled up, and couldn't help taking a sip of the paper and ink in the library. breath of air.

That old and distant familiar smell made his heart calm down a little.

Hermione Granger is a wonderful girl with a strong vision—he has been arbitrarily defining her; Luna Lovegood is an ordinary girl who is innocent and free—he has always defined himself ideals were imposed on her.

However, this is just a kind of... disrespectful and one-sided subjective opinion.

It was the scene in front of him that unabashedly proved to Maca that everyone was complete. Just because he believed in Hermione's tenacity, he could not let her face everything alone; nor could he try to protect her from the wind and rain just because Luna was indifferent.

The facts clearly told him that these two girls are moving forward step by step on their own life paths, and their future is also unknown.

Maybe the cause of today's incident is related to emotion, but apart from the emotional entanglement between the three, this is also the fault that Ta Maka has to bear.

I'm sorry, Maca looked at the two girls and said, Luna, Hermione, I thought I could understand you, but now I realize that I'm probably too self-righteous.

Ma, Maca?

Hermione finally turned around, and there seemed to be some doubts on her face looking this way. Such a thing as Maca's confession is hard to see once in a lifetime, not to mention that she still doesn't understand why Maca apologized suddenly.

Luna, on the other hand, looked over, but there was only a hint of tenderness in her usual erratic eyes. That expression seemed to say that there was nothing wrong with Maca.

Hermione, um... Maca thought for a while, then smiled gently, No one will tell you not to work hard, but when it's time to rest, take a good rest-be careful, I'm watching!

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