Homecoming from Hogwarts

For Hermione and her group, Wednesday nights were always a little more cramped than usual.

This is because the Society for the Protection of the Rights of Magical Creatures is holding an exchange event tonight.

After nearly two months of hard work by Hermione, and most importantly, after publicity from the young wizards who had received the "salary", the number of young wizards joining the association skyrocketed in the second month.

Now, in every activity, the number of little wizards appearing here is almost close to one hundred!
One of the direct problems caused by the large number of people is disorder.

At first, the local students of Hogwarts were still in awe of the association that Professor Brian strongly supported.

But after several activities and understanding the situation, it became difficult to get them to sit down quietly and learn and communicate magic that was easy for them with many magical creatures who had never learned wizard magic.

Hermione had tried to keep everyone quiet and asked some of her Gryffindor friends, including Harry and Ron, to help her maintain order.

But she quickly gave up.

Because she found that it was her Gryffindor friends who really caused chaos.

In the last two exchange activities, Hermione would drive all the troublemakers aside and explain the basic magic knowledge to the goblins, the children brought by Professor Larsen, the three house-elves, Little Polly and a little werewolf.

Grawp didn't have to take part in the lessons, because you couldn't force a giant who couldn't even speak clearly to pronounce spells clearly.

After having eaten and drunk his fill, he was sleeping soundly in his cozy tree hole.

Normally, Grawp would go to the Great Hall only twice a week. After tiring the elves in the kitchen half to death, he would return to sleep after having eaten and drunk his fill, and the cycle would repeat itself.

Of course, he would occasionally move around.

On the other side of the river, pull up two trees to vent your energy, or jump into the river, splash around for a while, and then go back to sleep.

"He's growing!"

Once, Hermione was worried about Grawp's abnormal work and rest schedule when Hagrid came to visit her. Hagrid told Hermione with a happy face,

"In the two months since he came to Hogwarts, little Grawp has grown at least two feet. He looks much healthier now, wow!"

Hagrid sniffed heavily and wiped his tearful black eyes.
"When he lived in the tribe before, he couldn't eat delicious food, couldn't rest well, and had to face the bullying of other giants. Now everything is the same, thanks to Professor Brian!"

Hermione was speechless.

She didn't ask Hagrid's brother to be proficient in magic, she just hoped that he could live a healthy life and not hurt anyone.

Just as much of a headache for her as Grawp was the little vampire living in the cellar.

After the first few days, she almost never went to the auditorium to eat and seemed very unsociable.

Of course, this is understandable, as wizards' food is not tasty to vampires.

She wouldn't come to Hermione's class either, because for vampires, their group lived together with wizards and Muggles.

They have always been able to use wands, and throughout their long lives, they have also been exposed to and learned wizarding magic.

The things Professor Hermione taught were too low-level for her.

Elune sleeps even more than Grawp, which is also due to the habits of vampires.

However, Baoli had told her that Elune would walk around the castle late at night every day. She had already found Elune dressed up as a ghost or a monster in the castle on her way back from observing the stars in the astronomical tower to scare the young wizards who were wandering around at night.
Hermione only saw Elune regularly after the exchange meeting on Sunday nights, because Elune needed to go to Hogsmeade to replenish her candy.

Hermione, Harry and Ron would always accompany her, in case news suddenly broke out in Hogsmeade that several villagers had turned into mummies.

As for the rest of the exchange group students, I was generally less worried.

The visiting goblin groups were carefully selected by Old Bana, and they were not as sneaky as the wizards always believed.

The people brought by Professor Lahansen are generally no different from the students of Hogwarts, but their hearts are purer, which makes them easier to get along with.

The little werewolf Bernier is also a shy child and never causes trouble.

Of course, Bernier did need someone to look after him during the days of the full moon, but this dangerous work was done by Hagrid.

There is no need to say more about Dom, Dobby and Krum. Hermione would rather the three of them were not so obedient sometimes. "It's Wingardium, Levi-o-sa, not Wingardium, Levi-o-sa. The word 'ga' should be pronounced long and clearly -"

By the river, the blazing bonfire created a small bright world for this group of special students.

Having been corrected, the wide-eared goblin gestured with his wand again.

call out!
A feather on the ground finally reacted. It slowly floated up, and under Hermione's surprised gaze, it flew out with a whoosh, hit a rock and turned into a pile of broken hair. Its sharp meaning was somewhat like a spell to control objects!

"Oh, very good, Tangley!"

Hermione, whose cheeks were flushed by the firelight, clapped her hands and said happily,

"I think you've mastered the levitation spell. Oh, you just need to practice it a few more times!"

"Thank you for your teaching, Professor Granger!"

The goblin called Tangery bowed to Hermione in a serious manner, and his words "Professor Granger" made Hermione very happy!

"So--"

Trying her best to suppress her smile, Hermione let out a sigh.

"That's the end of today's study. Now, we can go over there and relax for a while--"

Luo Ya jumped up and dragged Hermione and several classmates towards the dormitory.

A little further away, a social gathering involving three colleges was taking place in the square in front of a row of neatly arranged two-story wooden houses built along the river.

In the center of the venue, there is a long table made up of square tables pulled out from various rooms.

The long table was filled with all kinds of fruits, drinks and cakes, which were as rich as the daily meals.

And this is all thanks to Dobby, Dom and Krum who can enter and exit the kitchen freely.

After searching the crowd for a few times, the taller Hermione quickly spotted Harry and others sitting and chatting on the steps in front of a wooden house.

"What are you talking about?"

Hermione took Loya's hand and squeezed over.

In addition to Harry, Ron, Lavender, Fred, George, Neville, Ginny and others gathered here. What Hermione found strange was that Harry had an obvious melancholy look on his face, as if he had encountered something unhappy.

"Mum sent Ginny a letter saying something—"

Ron said, shrugging.

"What is it?"

Instead of looking to Ginny for an answer, Hermione looked directly at Harry.

"Remus is getting married, on the first Sunday in November--"

Harry was unhappy.

"Oh Remus wants it!"

Hermione covered her mouth in surprise and cried out.

"Marry. Yes, it must be Tonks!"

It was not surprising to guess this, as they had almost spent the entire summer vacation with the Order of the Phoenix at 12 Grimmauld Place last summer.

"Sirius hasn't mentioned this in any of his recent letters to me—"

Harry said depressedly,

"It seems that they don't plan to invite me——" (End of this chapter)