Chapter 50 Punishment

Dumbledore gasped for a while, and stopped halfway through, until everyone looked at him with bated breath before continuing to pronounce the sentence.

"The behavior of the new Slytherin is bad, so everyone will be deducted five points." Dumbledore first looked at the group of losers on the ground and gave the penalty.

Then, Dumbledore looked at Cowen with a 'did something wrong' expression on his face, stared at Cowen for a moment and then continued: "Cowen Quinn, beautiful spell defense, Gryffindor plus a hundred."

"Oh--"

"Wow--"

Never heard of adding so many points at one time, a group of Gryffindor quails suddenly evolved into ducks and cheered.

"But—" Dumbledore suddenly raised the volume to silence the scene.

"However, Cowen Quinn's defensive behavior also caused injuries to his classmates." Dumbledore said in a fair tone: "Therefore, I have decided that for every injured student, Cowen Quinn will be injured. Five points off."

Everyone was stunned, and many Gryffindors immediately turned their heads in unison, looking at the group of Slytherins still lying on the ground, and began to count.

After counting the heads, the Gryffindors breathed a sigh of relief, because apart from the two surviving Slytherins, there were a total of fourteen wounded on the ground. After calculating, Kewen was only deducted 70 points. , and earned thirty points.

"Severus, is this okay?" Dumbledore turned his head and looked at Professor Snape, who was beside him with a lawsuit.

"I think that every injured student should deduct ten points from Mr. Quinn!" Snape made no secret of his partiality: "After all, it is obvious that only the ordinary use of the 'Iron Armor' can defend against attacks, but Quinn can't hide his favoritism. Mr. Yin deliberately fought back the spell."

Snape stared at Kewen with bad eyes, and said slowly in his unique tone: "So I think Mr. Quinn is suspected of deliberately hurting his classmates."

"Snape!" Professor McGonagall was so angry that he actually called Snape's surname: "How can you say that!"

"Oh, alright, Severus, Minerva." Professor Dumbledore smiled to reassure the two: "Just do as I said."

"Humph!" Professor McGonagall snorted lightly, then looked at Headmaster Dumbledore, and had no choice but to stop caring about it for face. After all, Kewen still earned 30 points, and he was not punished.

Snape also knew that his opinion could not be accepted, he just spoke a little bit of malice, so he didn't continue to hold on to it after hearing the words.

As for Professor Flitwick, he has no position to participate. After all, there are no Ravenclaw students among the people involved in this chaos.

"Okay everyone." Dumbledore spoke again and commanded: "Let's send the injured students to the infirmary together first."

"Minerva, please go to the greenhouse at the back of the castle to see if Pomona is there." Dumbledore continued: "Tell her to take the herbal medicine to the infirmary to help, there are too many injured students, I'm afraid the infirmary won't be busy."

"Okay." Professor McGonagall nodded.

"Then let's act," Dumbledore said, taking out his wand and pointing to the ground.

The next moment, the grass on the ground suddenly began to change shape and texture, and the pieces of grass quickly turned into stretchers.

Several professors shot together and transferred the injured Slytherin students to a stretcher, which was then controlled by the professors to float.

"Oh, by the way..." Dumbledore paused as he turned and left, turned around, glanced at the remaining students, and said plainly, "Don't stay here, go back to the castle dormitory."

"Good principal."

"Yes, Mr. Headmaster."

Everyone responded.

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Dumbledore glanced at Cowen again, then turned around and left with the professors on the stretcher.

It was not until the professors disappeared that the two surviving Slytherin students bowed their heads and walked away quickly.

Seeing this, the remaining Gryffindor students suddenly cheered.

They swarmed around Kewen, and stretched out their arms and hands like 'Cthulhu tentacles' to surround Kewen's upper, lower, left and right spaces.

Then, the Gryffindors worked hard together, grabbing Corvin's underwear and lifting him off the ground.

"Fuck!"

Kewen only had time to let out a low cry before being thrown up by the surrounding classmates...

At dinner time, Kewen's 'Alert' was naturally gossip, and all the students in the entire college knew about Kewen's feat.

After a dinner, Kewen basically had no chance to eat. He was surrounded by students of all grades at any time, and words such as congratulations and praise kept bombarding his ears.

Can you even believe that there is even a show of love?

As a last resort, Kewen had to end his dinner early and ran back to the dormitory to isolate himself from others...

In the evening, the principal's office.

Headmaster Dumbledore and the four deans gathered in the office, and the atmosphere in the entire office was a little low.

"You have all seen the 'Memory Basin'." Dumbledore said in a serious tone, looking around the four deans, and said in a deep voice, "Tell me what you think."

"He is very dangerous!" Professor Snape was no longer expressionless at this time, his expression was no different from a normal person, and he shouted solemnly: "He is almost like a replica of that person!"

"Oh! Severus..." Pomona Sprout, a professor of herbal medicine and the dean of Hufflepuff, heard the words, and immediately said in a bit of shock: "You shouldn't judge the child of Kewen like this, Some have passed."

"That's right, Severus." Professor Flitwick continued: "Little Kewen is just too smart."

Because it involves students from his own college, Professor McGonagall did not express an opinion.

"Did you only see his intelligence?" Professor Snape said with excitement: "I do admit that he is a genius, but I don't believe you didn't see some other things! Especially with the headmaster's reminder!"

When Professor Sprout and Professor Flitwick heard the words, they both fell silent.

"Genius! Resourceful! Attracts the attention of the surroundings! Disparity! And disregard for regulations!" Snape gritted his teeth slightly.

"Calm down, Severus," Dumbledore reassured.

"Maybe..." Dumbledore recalled two memories about Kewen, recalling the details of Kewen's demeanor, and said in a somewhat uncertain tone: "Maybe he just likes to hide his true emotions."

Obviously, Kewen's acting skills have been seen through by Dumbledore...