The Little Superman of Hogwarts

Klee's Christmas holiday was terrible. Ginny came to Klee every day, saying she wanted to study together, but who knows what Ginny was really thinking?

Ginny is also an extremely clever girl. She never mentioned the Christmas present she gave, nor did she mention the gift she prepared for Hermione—as if it never happened.

Klee was depressed for two days and then temporarily put it aside. Anyway, it's still early. Ginny is only eleven years old. What does a girl of that age know?

Sometimes a little girl's vows of eternal love are forgotten ten years later, and she can't even remember that person's name—of course, the same is true for little boys. Ten years is enough to change a person into someone else!

And just like that, 1993 arrived!

The entire Hogwarts was once again filled with joy. People gathered by the Black Lake for an open-air bonfire party. Some students even ice-skated and set off fireworks on the frozen surface of the Black Lake.

In the past few days, many young wizards lined up to beg Klee to make dumplings again. Klee thought about it and decided to give his classmates a surprise.

Hermione was dragged out of the school hospital by Klee, of course, in the form of a stone statue sitting in a wheelchair.

Ginny, Harry, and Ron were all brought in to help.

What happened that night was called: 'The Hogwarts Kitchen Miracle Night!'

Because Klee had a whim and decided to make magical dumplings for his classmates—Rising Dragon Dumplings!

The name is a bit familiar and chuuni—that's right, it's from the famous Japanese anime 'Cooking Master Boy'!

Rising Dragon Dumplings can raise their heads and blow out hot air. In the previous world, no matter how you made them, this could not be replicated, or Newton's coffin lid wouldn't be able to hold down…

But in this world! What does Newton even matter?!

Fly! Rising Dragon Dumplings!

Klee made a full two thousand Rising Dragon Dumplings, replicating the great feat that Little Chef did in the dumpling competition back then.

Each young wizard received at least eight Rising Dragon Dumplings. Golden dragon dumplings floated in the Great Hall. Not only were they beautiful, but they were also delicious! After all, they were seafood-filled dumplings…

From this day on, in addition to his previous nicknames, Klee gained another one: 'God of Chefs'!

That night, the young wizards raised Klee high again, and everyone shouted together: 'Feynman is our king!'

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When it was close to the start of school, Klee called Luna to the eighth-floor corridor.

Luna seemed a little nervous—a super handsome guy of 1.85 meters asking her to an empty corridor in the middle of the night—it just didn't seem right!

Although she was a little nervous, Luna didn't think Klee would harm her. After all, he was so handsome and his dumplings were so delicious…

When Luna saw Klee and Ginny, her initial nervousness turned into disappointment—with Ginny around, it seemed like there must be something serious. But it was only a moment of disappointment. After all, Luna was such a tomboy.

"Hello! Luna!" Klee greeted softly, and Ginny nodded in acknowledgment.

"Why did you call me out in the middle of the night? It's almost curfew," Luna asked.

"This is not the place to talk. Please come with me first!" Klee pulled open the tapestry on the eighth floor, and the Room of Requirement appeared behind the door.

"Please come in!" Klee invited.

Luna did not hesitate. She walked straight in, feeling a little strange: "What is this place? Does this corridor have such a big room?"

What appeared in front of Luna was the 9527 training ground. She couldn't help but be shocked by the magnificent room. The space here was so large that it exceeded the floor area of Hogwarts.

"Welcome to our group!" Klee invited.

Afterward, Klee told Luna the common knowledge and some things about the [Krypton] organization, warmly inviting Luna to join the Krypton organization.

Klee spoke quickly, but it still took nearly twenty minutes for Luna to understand the organization—although the organization currently only had four people: Klee, Hermione, Ginny, and Luna.

Of course, if you really had to count, centaurs could also be considered "people", which would be more than a hundred people.

"[Krypton]?" Luna repeated the word, looking at the huge bookshelves and professional training grounds around her, and was immediately shocked.

Before too long, in a question-and-answer session between Luna and Klee, Ginny decisively decided to become a [Kryptonian].

"Welcome to join!" Klee and Luna shook hands.

Luna also happily walked around and looked. Although Ginny had some opinions about Luna, she was also very polite, stood up, and shook hands with Luna.

After Ginny and Luna finished visiting the 9527 training ground, Luna said: "I understand a little why you like Klee so much!"

Ginny was extremely surprised by this sentence. She was confused and asked blankly: "What did you say?" as if she had misheard.

"It's nothing!" What Luna was thinking was that being able to have such a place in Hogwarts, Klee must have a very, very big secret. It seemed that he was not only good at studying and handsome, but he also had something deeper. She also instantly understood why Ginny would still actively move forward even after Klee already had a girlfriend.

"You'll give yourself away sooner or later!" Luna said softly, but Ginny really didn't hear this sentence.

From this night on, the regulars of the 9527 training ground became four people: Klee, Hermione, Ginny, and Luna.

A few days passed like this. On the night before school started, Klee and the other three returned to their dormitories as usual from the Room of Requirement.

The three were chatting as they walked, when Klee suddenly stopped as they passed a certain window.

"What is this?" Klee muttered to himself.

In a corner of the window, at a small broken hole, a line of small spiders was walking out in an orderly formation. After careful observation, Klee determined that these were the spider monsters from the original book, Aragog's offspring—Acromantulas!

The name Aragog comes from the name of a tapestry girl in Greek mythology, Arache, who was envied by Athena for her skill in tapestry and turned into a spider by Athena.

These spiders look similar to ordinary spiders when they are young, but they have eight white eyes—but these eyes are blind.

Klee was puzzled. Logically speaking, the basilisk had already been killed, so Aragog should take good care of his descendants. In the original book, he sent his descendants to stay in the castle, in fact, to find the "real culprit" who harmed the students.

After all, the basilisk had harmed him badly back then, and he was almost "dealt with" by the Ministry of Magic, but now that the basilisk had been killed by Klee, why would these spiders leave the Forbidden Forest and come here? You must know that once these spiders are discovered by the professors, what awaits Aragog's family may be a catastrophe.

Klee pondered, and he turned his gaze to the Forbidden Forest.

Watching the spiders leave, Klee keenly judged—something must have happened!