Chapter 202: Excessive (I don’t know what to name it)

Because of the current situation, he really doesn't need to study the Deathly Hallows anymore. A good deal is wasted like this. Isn't it a pity?

"Okay, professor. Take back the owner of the Elder Wand."

As mentioned before, the Elder Wand is not necessary for Finney at this time, or it is a bit redundant, because the wand that belongs to him is almost ready. Next, he will find an opportunity to customize it through the system.

Dumbledore looked at Finney in surprise, his eyes full of admiration. He didn't value the Elder Wand that much. The reason why he kept holding it was just to end the tragedy brought by the Elder Wand. As long as he died of old age normally and did not experience any defeat, the owner of the Elder Wand would not be changed. Similarly, when he died, the Elder Wand would not be able to transfer all because he was not killed, and there would be no possibility of changing the owner in the end.

Now, Finny can calmly return the Elder Wand to him, which makes Dumbledore most satisfied, because after all, the Elder Wand is an external object. If it can really make the owner invincible, then it would not have changed its owner so many times.

Speaking of which, the trouble caused by the Elder Wand far exceeds its own value.

In fact, in Finny's view, the Elder Wand is just like that. Its strength lies in not limiting the magic power of magic. In fact, the snakewood wand can also do this. In fact, the characteristics of the snakewood wand make it more difficult to change the owner than the Elder Wand. Moreover, Dumbledore is here and will not allow him to really take the Elder Wand for himself.

Knowing this, Finny will naturally take the initiative to return the Elder Wand, and he can also improve Dumbledore's opinion of himself. Why not.

As for the Resurrection Stone and the Invisibility Cloak, Finny did not take them away. The Invisibility Cloak belongs to the Potter family. Dumbledore will return it to Harry later. He does not need to occupy it for a few days.

As for the Resurrection Stone, Finny felt that it was very strange after the previous experience, so he really didn't want to touch it unless it was necessary.

The rest of his life was spent peacefully. Maybe it was because what Finny said to Harry and the others in Hagrid's hut was different from their views, or maybe they didn't want to believe that what Finny said was the truth. During this period, neither Harry, Ron, nor Neville came to see him.

Hermione came to see him several times and asked some questions, but due to some actions of the Slytherin first-year students, she rarely came now.

Finney knew some things about Draco and the others, but he did not stop them. For the Slytherin students other than himself, they always divided Hogwarts into two groups, Slytherin and non-Slytherin. Hermione, whose parents were both Muggles, was a Muggle wizard who could take the top spot in Ravenclaw, a school full of academic masters, which was a big blow to them.

Out of some childish jealousy, some irrationality, and even some other reasons, in short, the first-year snakes and even some little lions did not treat Hermione very well.

To be precise, they did not treat everyone in Ravenclaw very well. After all, it was a school of weirdos.

During this period, the weekly Quidditch matches were also in full swing. With Harry joining the Gryffindor Quidditch team, they also changed their previous decline and had a tendency to win the championship.

Because there was no Gryffindor match next, Finny did not go to watch the match. Even if there was a Gryffindor match next, he did not plan to watch it.

The last time Quirrell's action was equivalent to telling Dumbledore that the plan had begun. Harry's safety would not be a problem next, so there was no need to watch this sport that he did not like so much. Of course, if it was a grand event like the World Cup, Finny might still be willing to watch it, well, if possible.

Time gradually came to the middle of December, and Christmas was approaching. Unlike previous years, when Professor McGonagall was counting the list of students staying in school, Finny signed up. He did not choose to go home, but gave his house to Harry and Sirius, two "fathers and sons" who had hardly met but had a deep bond, to communicate with each other.

At the same time, he stayed in Hogwarts for some other purposes, such as Hufflepuff's Chamber of Secrets, which he had not found any clues to.

Since December, Hogwarts has been covered by heavy snow. There are already several feet of snow in the courtyard, and the ice on the lake has become hard, even if Hagrid dances on it, it will not crack. The little wizards began to use the break time to play snowball fights in the courtyard. Because of this, the twins were also punished.

Ron couldn't stand the secret as always. What Finny said to them was immediately used as a topic of conversation in the Gryffindor common room, and he loudly announced it.

This also led to many people knowing Finny's suspicion of Professor Quirrell. Although these little wizards tacitly did not tell the professors, they still caused a lot of trouble in Hogwarts.

The twins were one of them.

The brothers always believed in Finny's words, so they also thought that there was something wrong with the scarf on Professor Quirrell's head. However, the twins thought that since there was a problem, they had to put it into practice, so this scene appeared in Hogwarts.

Several snowballs kept chasing Quirrell around, and finally hit the scarf on the back of his head. The twins were punished by Professor McGonagall for this.

As for that time, Feeney was standing in the corridor on the second floor of the castle, watching Quirrell being chased by Snowball across the courtyard, watching the snowball hit the scarf, and watching the scarf tremble a few times but did not fall.

December brings not only snowball fights, but also Christmas and cold, especially in the Slytherin common room.

Because it is under the Black Lake, even if there is a blazing fire in the fireplace in the common room, it still makes people feel cold. There is a window at the door of the common room, so you can open your mouth and breathe, and a sound will appear. White fog. This has also led to the fact that at this time, the Slytherin fireplace is occupied by senior students. Slytherin has its own small society. Except for a few special families, the senior students have a relationship with the lower students. mandatory order,

The so-called special families are the Black, Ridge, Selwyn, Greengrass, and Restledge families that Finny belongs to, which are very powerful pure-blood families in the magical world. Of course, Draco can also Here, and the reason why he can stay by the fireplace is because of Feeney. After all, the eldest son of the Malfoy family is the mad nephew of the Black family, and many pure-blooded little wizards cannot afford to offend him.