Hogwarts: I am Harry's eldest cousin

"for example."

"Ask Harry."

Professor McGonagall nodded. It was most important to understand what happened.

"Professor McGonagall! Potter is his cousin, he will definitely side with him."

As soon as I finished speaking, I received a strong rebuttal.

Professor McGonagall: "So. Miss Granger!"

"Miss Beaver and that gorilla are in cahoots!"

Hearing this, Professor McGonagall frowned unconsciously. The names beaver and gorilla are not nice to hear in any way.

However, the group of five could no longer care about so much. Since the matter had become so serious, they had to get rid of the Dursleys even if it would offend Professor McGonagall.

"I think we might as well ask someone else"

Snape spoke at this time, speaking slowly, and then his eyes fell on Neville who came over with Professor McGonagall.

"For example, this Mr. Longbottom."

The next moment, everyone's eyes were on Neville.

Under so many gazes, Neville looked a little scared.

Hearing that it was Neville who was being asked, many Gryffindors present breathed a sigh of relief. There was no need to be afraid, because Neville was a Gryffindor and one of theirs.

"me."

Timid, fearful, submissive in front of everyone and everything, and looking very easy to bully, this is the image that Neville presents to others.

Therefore, he was not taken seriously in Gryffindor. Even his last name, Longbottom, meant "always at the bottom". Therefore, he was also nicknamed Mr. Bottom in Gryffindor. Like Miss Know-It-All, it seemed nothing at first glance, but in fact, it was full of sarcasm.

It was an unprecedented act of bravery that I took the initiative to find Professor McGonagall today.

"Hurry up! Tell Professor McGonagall and the others that it was that violent Dursley who attacked us."

Seeing that Neville was reluctant to identify Dudley, the five of them became anxious.

Dudley just looked at the other person quietly.

Neville began to frown, his lips trembling constantly, and he seemed to be having a fierce struggle in his heart.

"Tell me, Longbottom, what are you thinking about?"

"Hurry up and tell Professor McGonagall and Professor Snape that it was the gorilla that attacked us."

"How long are you going to wait, you cowardly boy?!"

"Longbottom, you don't want to do that in the future."

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Seeing that Neville didn't answer for a long time, the five people urged him again, constantly guiding Neville and even whispering threats.

But the more they said this, the faster Neville's body shook, and the tighter Neville clenched his fists.

'No, no, it shouldn't be like this!'

Neville's memory is not very good. He usually forgets a lot of things, even the content he just learned in class. Hermione is the only one in the whole Gryffindor who will patiently teach him, although she often talks a lot of irrelevant things.

But it is also true that he did not fall too far behind in his studies.

It was Harry who gave him a set of experimental equipment and taught him how to operate it step by step. Only then did he avoid being scolded by Snape in the subsequent Potions classes, although he still did not do well when working in a pair.

Every time he met Dudley, he would greet him warmly. Only he never called him a crybaby, but instead respectfully called him Mr. Longbottom. To be funny, this was the first time someone called him Mr. Longbottom.

Neville remembered all of this, and was filled with gratitude.

They are obviously good people, so why do we treat them like this?

Misfits? Slytherin?

No, this is not right!

Neville didn't say anything when they hid Hermione's shoes because he was timid and afraid.

Neville didn't say anything when they stole Hermione's textbooks because he didn't want to get into trouble.

When they knocked Hermione down, Neville still didn't say anything because he was a coward.

When they surrounded Dudley and Hermione, Neville finally couldn't bear it anymore, so he called Professor McGonagall.

But now, they have to force themselves to lie

At this moment, the round-faced little boy named Neville Longbottom felt like there was a fire burning in his heart, growing stronger and stronger until it exploded!

Neville was breathing heavily through his nostrils, glaring at his classmates from the same college who wanted to conceal and distort the facts.

"It's you! You bullied Hermione!"

"You were the ones who hid Hermione's shoes!"

"You were the ones who hid Hermione's textbooks!"

"You were the ones who knocked Hermione down on purpose, too. I saw it! I saw it with my own eyes! With my own eyes!"

Neville told him everything he knew.

The above mentioned things are done with this five-member group as the center.

Silence. Very quiet. Every little wizard present looked at Neville in shock.

Even Professor McGonagall and Snape were no exception.

They didn't expect that Neville, who usually looked timid, cowardly and easy to bully, would say such words.

Is Neville a coward? Maybe

Is Neville timid? Maybe

Maybe he has a bad memory and forgets a lot of things, but he is more careful than anyone else. He will remember everyone who is kind to him and everyone who has helped him.

In fact, Neville's heart is stronger and gentler than anyone else.

Neville knew that because of what he said today, he might be ostracized in Gryffindor in the future and receive the same treatment as Hermione.

But he still had to say it.

Courage is not about rushing into everything, nor is it about being fearless.

Courage is standing up when it is time to stand up, and courage is facing challenges head-on despite fear.

This is true courage, this is true Gryffindor.

Dudley looked at Neville with great admiration. When they first met, he felt that Neville should train with him. He felt that Neville was very suitable to follow him at the first time, and now, he felt so even more.

As for Neville's timid character, it doesn't matter. People's character can be changed, just like today.

Neville's courage proved that.

"Apologize. You should all apologize to Hermione, and you should all apologize to Mr. Dursley."

Neville shouted loudly to the other young Gryffindor wizards around him.

Since I have said so much, I don’t mind saying a few more words.

Following his statement, the little wizard, who was originally unaware of the situation, lowered his head in shame. As to whether they were really ashamed or for something else, only they themselves knew. They were just lowering their heads, and perhaps they would feel a little guilty in their hearts, but it would soon pass.

It also takes courage to apologize and admit mistakes.

It's a pity. Although they are in Gryffindor, the house of courage, many people obviously do not have such courage.

Dudley looked around at the little wizards of Gryffindor, and no one dared to look him in the eye. They all lowered their heads and waited quietly for the two professors to deal with them.

Very boring and disappointing

Fake Gryffindors, they don't deserve the name.

Neville is a true Gryffindor.

They owe me an apology, they owe Hermione an apology.

How many people can truly be considered Gryffindors in the original book?

Tomorrow at 12:10 noon, I will summarize

Chapter 80: Don't do evil no matter how small it is. I think he should be fired (please vote)

'It's over.'

'It's over'

The moment Neville shouted, the five-member group knew that they were finished, and they wilted like eggplants hit by frost.

"How dare you play tricks on your classmates, bully your classmates, attack your classmates, and bully your classmates? How dare you!!"

Professor McGonagall's face was burning, and she could no longer hide her anger in her heart. She felt her blood pressure rising, especially after hearing what Neville said one by one. She could not imagine that this was the student she had taught.

"Now, come with me to Headmaster Dumbledore."

"I will report this to Headmaster Dumbledore, and he will decide what punishment you will receive."

Professor McGonagall spoke as if she had used up all her strength. Her body swayed slightly, and she looked like a gust of wind could blow her down.

At this moment, Professor McGonagall felt very tired, and her heart was very tired. In fact, she was a good professor, a responsible professor. Unlike Snape who liked to favor Slytherin, she was fair and upright, but unfortunately her energy was really limited.

It is impossible to take care of every little wizard, nor is it possible to pay attention to the conditions of every little wizard in time.

Even Dumbledore was not immune to this.

"As for you, Mr. Dursley, I think you should also come with me to the headmaster's office."

Professor McGonagall's eyes passed over Dudley, Harry, Hermione, Neville and others, and finally fell on Dudley.

After all, he is the mastermind behind this incident.

Professor McGonagall is not blind. The big bumps on the foreheads of those little wizards are obviously not caused by spells.

"Yes, Professor McGonagall."

Dudley behaved very obediently at this time, which made Snape stare at his back for a long time.

Although Carrow had suppressed the Slytherin incident, there is no such thing as a wall that is impenetrable, and Snape eventually found out about it.

"Severus, I think you should come with me, after all, the child is from Slytherin."

Snape nodded expressionlessly, but his heart was not as calm as he looked on the surface. When he looked at Dudley's broad back, a very complicated expression flashed in his eyes.

There are memories, regrets, and more envy.

The scene happening before my eyes seemed familiar, except that the objects were swapped.

He protected the girl, and I

If this happened to you, would you be able to do the same?

Dumbledore was a little surprised by the people who suddenly broke into his office. He was preparing for the Skeleton Band at the Halloween dinner tonight.

Although he is the greatest white wizard of the 20th century, he is not an omniscient and omnipotent god. He does not have the ability to predict the future, nor does he have a crystal ball to spy on the lives of the little wizards at all times.

He's just a Gryffindor with a better brain.

Professor McGonagall repeated the whole story to Dumbledore in detail. Dumbledore gradually frowned after listening to it, and then he looked at the little wizards who were shivering against the wall.

"Mr. Dursley, what do you think about this matter?"

Dumbledore asked aloud, his sapphire eyes meeting equally blue ones.

At this time, Dudley was looking at Dumbledore calmly.

It would be fine if you didn't ask me, but you did.

"I think Hermione is not the first, nor will she be the last, to encounter something like this."

"Once school violence starts, it will never be stopped. Therefore, such incidents must not be tolerated and must be severely punished."

"I think all five of them should be fired."

Although Dudley's tone was very calm, it was powerful and it did not sound like he was answering Dumbledore but more like he was telling him the result.

Professor McGonagall opened her mouth, but ultimately said nothing.