Chapter 236 Points Deduction

Sighing, Professor McGonagall rubbed her temples, "Okay, who can tell me what happened? Mr. Potter, Mr. Longbottom, and you..." Her expression was a little confusing, "Granger Miss."

She took out her pocket watch and took a look at it, "Good, it's two o'clock in the morning, and my students are still wandering outside."

The three of them lowered their heads, not daring to look at her expression.

"This is the first time that three students are wandering around outside in one night." Professor McGonagall looked very angry. "No matter what happens, you have no right to wander around the school in the middle of the night. This is a very dangerous behavior!"

"Now, who can give me a suitable reason?" Professor McGonagall's eyes swept over the three of them, and all three of them lowered their heads and remained silent.

The principal's office fell silent.

After a long silence, Professor McGonagall seemed to have lost her patience, "Okay, ladies and gentlemen, it seems you are not ready to say anything. In that case, then - 50 points from Gryffindor!"

"What!"

"sky!"

"50 points?!"

Only then did the little wizards realize that there was a big problem. This was 50 points, and selling them would not be worth the points!

Professor McGonagall glared at them, "We were caught wandering at night. According to school rules, everyone will be deducted 50 points!"

"No--"

The three of them screamed pitifully, trying to get Professor McGonagall to take back this terrible punishment, but it was of no use. They were kicked out of the principal's office and told...

They had one more confinement, from Mr. Filch.

Neville was carried back to the common room by Harry and Hermione, and the guy fainted again.

Originally, Hermione had suggested getting a wheelchair or something, but this reminded Harry of some bad memories, and the two of them could only lift the person away.

After a busy night, although she helped Harry find his invisibility cloak, a large amount of college points were deducted. Hermione had no desire to speak at all. She ran back to the dormitory worriedly, and Harry had to take Neville alone. Drag it back.

So the next day, there was an explosion in the auditorium.

In the corner behind the teacher's chair in the auditorium, there were four huge hourglasses. Inside the hourglasses were gems of various colors. Gryffindor had rubies, Ravenclaw had sapphires, Slytherin had emeralds, and Hufflepuff had gems. The odd one is the diamond.

When the academy receives points, the gems will fall from the ball above. When the academy loses points, the gems will fly back into the ball above.

So, Hogwarts is really rich.

Because each gem representing a grain of sand is about the size of half a ping pong ball, it has a rich aura that makes people want to touch a few of them.

Therefore, when Gryffindor's hourglass lost 150 gems overnight, even the most indifferent person would feel a sense of astonishment.

Hey, why does there seem to be something wrong with this hourglass?

When Robert knew that this was the result of Harry, Neville, and Hermione...

His whole body was not well.

What the hell kind of luck is this to you?

I've already left Noble to Principal Dumbledore, and you can still get points deducted for being caught wandering at night?

Tsk tsk, this craft is not good, Mr. Savior.

Even so, Robert felt helpless when he saw the three little guys being isolated.

However, what he didn't expect was that Percy actually stood up.

Yes, Gryffindor's prefect, Percy Weasley, actually stood up!

He found out the students who were spreading bad things about the three people behind their backs, and explained their scores and deductions this semester one by one.

"Seriously, gentlemen, I'm really ashamed of you." Percy looked serious. After the last conflict between him and his brother, he reflected for a long time and finally realized that he had not done his best after becoming a prefect. responsibilities of this position.

So, he felt pain and sorrow, began to reflect, and calculated the scores and deductions of students this year.

The results surprised him.

"I was planning to find an opportunity to explain this matter." He took out the piece of parchment, "On this, I listed in detail what every Gryffindor has gained and lost since the beginning of last year. of college points.”

The little lions were in an uproar.

"Do you want me to read it out?" Percy looked at those people with an unkind expression.

"You should read Hermione Granger first!" Hermione looked at her roommate Lavender in disbelief, and said in an annoying voice, "She deducted 50 points in one night! "

The little lions started to stir.

"Lavender Brown, scored 0 points, deducted 25 points." Percy snorted, and nodded to Hermione regardless of the other party's ugly face, "Hermione Granger, scored 350 points, deducted 50 points." point."

"Do you know how many points we got in total this year?" Percy turned to the top of the parchment and read out the number, "700 points, very good. Half of them were obtained by Miss Granger in class. As for how many of you? indivual."

Percy looked sharply at the pale little wizards. He projected the words on the parchment on the wall, "Take a good look at it for yourself!"

The little lions lowered their heads, not daring to meet his eyes.

More little lions are looking for their names and scores on it. Because the names are ranked starting with the names with the most points, many people don't have the courage to look for their own names at all.

Public execution, social death, in short, every little lion has mixed emotions.

And the three people who have been spurned by them since the beginning, even Neville, have received 20 academy points.

Sure enough, without comparison, you would not know how bad you are.

"Although we also deducted a lot of points, she deducted more!" Lavender was still shouting, and Hermione felt that she didn't want to listen anymore. However, another roommate of hers stopped her.

"That's enough Lavender!" Parvati looked extremely disappointed. She blocked Hermione behind her and angrily scolded her friend, "You can't say that about Hermione!"

Lavender stared at her in disbelief, "You actually spoke for her? Help this freak?"

"That's enough!" Percy's voice suppressed everyone. "Although Hermione was deducted 50 points, don't forget it! She earned 350 points for Gryffindor alone. I don't think she deducted 50 points." It’s a shame to lose the points you earned, but it’s you.”

Percy glanced at every Gryffindor with an oppressive gaze, "When you are deducting other people's hard-earned points as a matter of course..."

Some people looked ashamed.

"When you are mocking others unscrupulously..."

Some people's eyes wandered.

"Do you regard house points as the honor of the house!" Percy shouted angrily, "Do you think of yourselves as a member of Gryffindor?"