Bonus: Watching the Film IV

"Oh, I've seen you in the papers almost every day lately. You must be exhausted." Cho Chang leaned over from beside her, looking at Muya with concern.

This time, Ms. Mu had not done any "seat classification."

"We have some familiar friends joining us this time. I hope everyone enjoys the viewing." Ms. Mu sat at the highest point, holding a glass of champagne.

"You seem to have some misunderstanding about the word 'enjoy,' Madam," Tom said flatly.

Ms. Mu smiled and began playing the rest of the films without further nonsense.

The second Harry Potter film revolved around the Dark Lord's diary.

Just like in reality, the witches in the film were obsessively drawn to Lockhart. When Lucius Malfoy slipped the diary into Ginny's basket, Draco sucked in a sharp breath. He had not expected the diary to have come to Hogwarts because of his father.

After the Chamber of Secrets prophecy, "Harry's" Parseltongue was exposed. One student after another was petrified, while Ginny, bewitched by diary "Tom," grew increasingly listless.

After Lockhart's lies were exposed, he quickly fled the castle.

What left Muya speechless was that the film even had an "Encyclopedia of Lockhart" exam paper. "Hermione" still got every answer right, making Hermione blush—and then turn red with anger.

Fortunately, "Harry" bravely pulled the Sword of Gryffindor from the Sorting Hat, killed the Basilisk, then used its fang to destroy the Horcrux and save Ginny.

Tom felt the Basilisk in his sleeve shrink back and reassured it, "That was only a film." At the same time, he was telling himself the same thing.

He did not think about what would have happened if Muya had not existed in this world, because the film had already given him the answer.

"Alright, the next one." Ms. Mu cracked sunflower