Hogwarts: Rise of the God of Magic
Chapter 118

Harry's Kindness

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Returning to the hospital wing, Ron stared with tear-filled eyes, sincerely apologizing to his good friend and repeatedly promising never to let him get hurt again.

Harry was kind and magnanimous, saying he hadn't taken the matter to heart at all, but little pepper Hermione was different; she was like an angry, bloated blowfish, rattling off a lecture that left Ron unable to raise his head.

"Hermione Granger, the sign in the corridor—'Patients First, No Loud Noises'—you've never noticed it, have you?"

Salasha walked into the ward with her textbooks, breaking the mood as she spoke coldly.

Hermione, right in the middle of her energetic lecture, said discontentedly, "Salasha, don't you dare hurt my friend!"

"Hermione, stop it!" Harry said.

Robin grabbed Hermione, who wanted to argue back, and gestured with his eyes for her to look at the doorway, where Madam Pomfrey stood with displeasure written all over her face.

"Listen, patients need rest. Visiting hours are over. Sear, Granger, Weasley, and... you, please leave as soon as possible."

Madam Pomfrey was as gentle with patients as she was strict with everyone else. Robin agreed with the view that 'Harry needs rest'; as he led Hermione and Ron away, he saw that Salasha not only wasn't leaving, but instead walked right up to the head of Harry's bed.

"This little witch... Miss Salasha Forgini, the patient needs rest. Go along with those three!" Pomfrey stared at the badge hanging on Salasha's chest and said.

"I'm here on a mission. Professor Flitwick sent me to explain the key points of Charms Class to Harry Potter. I have a note from the professor right here. If you don't believe me, you can take it and look!"

Salasha pulled a slip of paper out from between her textbooks and said expressionlessly.

Madam

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