Harry Potter at Hogwarts

Recently, Ryan has noticed a strange atmosphere spreading among the members of his dorm.

First, there's Ron and Neville. Since Neville publicly questioned the Chudley Cannons last weekend, the two of them haven't exchanged a single word.

Anthony, Terry, and Michael, the politically correct trio (Jew, Native American, and Black), are strangely inseparable, spending all their time together—going to the toilet, showering, doing homework, and reading.

Among the current first-year Ravenclaw students, Harry is undoubtedly the leader. He defeated Voldemort when he was still a baby, and after entering the school, he received public praise from the Charms Class professor and his own headmaster. In addition, he has the merits of banishing Peeves, defeating Quirrell, and purifying the air. Even Snape looks at him differently, and Dumbledore has given him a lesson for the first time ever.

Meanwhile, Anthony, the Prefect in the original timeline, and his two friends began to subconsciously unite. Anthony also started to frantically answer questions, just like Hermione. Although he answered incorrectly a few times and almost lost points, unlike Hermione, Anthony could clearly feel that the people around him no longer regarded him merely as Harry Potter's roommate.

The most serious case is Harry Potter. He didn't pay attention to Anthony's provocations and the cold war between Ron and Neville. His relationship with Malfoy of Slytherin started to become strange after Monday morning's Herbology.

They weren't exactly friends, but every time they met, Harry would wave and greet Malfoy first with a smile, and Malfoy would nod slightly in return.

Their relationship remained stagnant, much to Ryan's frustration as he watched the drama unfold.

Moreover, his bed was right next to Harry Potter's. If Harry's sexual orientation changed, that would be terrible. Although Ryan wasn't afraid of being attacked, living with someone who also put him in the hunting range would be really uncomfortable.

What upset Ryan even more was that he had shown Harry another side of himself and had even made up a half-true, half-false story for him and Hermione. Ryan was all ready, and Harry had secretly begged him if he could bring Ron along.

Although he would definitely say no, that doesn't mean Harry wouldn't even ask.

"I can't stand this dorm room anymore," Ryan thought.

At this moment, the guys in the dormitory were still asleep. It was the quietest time in the entire dormitory. In his previous life, he had transmigrated before he even had a chance to go to university and had never lived in a dormitory before. Unexpectedly, after transmigrating, at the young age of 11, Ryan had already experienced this deeply.

"Damn it! Staying in the dormitory is nothing like I imagined. The classic order of seniority, like the eldest brother and second brother, I haven't encountered any of them. Instead, it's like this." Ryan continued to stay snuggled in bed. Being awake and getting out of bed are two different things.

Not far away, Ron's bright orange bed sheet was particularly eye-catching, and even the area directly opposite his bed was covered with posters of the Chudley Cannons, with little figures wearing bright orange jerseys (decorated with a speeding cannonball and two black letters "C") constantly scoring goals.

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Goodness, Ron bought all this for himself after just one trip to Diagon Alley. But it's also possible that he had his mother bring it from home, since his room was described in the original book as even more extravagant. Everything in Ron's room was a dazzling orange-yellow—the bedspread, the walls, even the ceiling.

"This is truly visual pollution."

Ryan turned to look out the window, and Ryan moon-like eyes suddenly turned into silvery-white beastly pupils. In Ryan's sight, a Niffler was sticking out its little tongue to reach for the dewdrops on the Two-Eared Grass, and behind it, an Acromantula was poised to strike.

With a thought, in the distant Forbidden Forest, the annoying spider was killed by Ryan's gaze and turned to ashes, while the adorable Niffler remained completely unaware.

Hagrid really spoils Aragog far too much. The Acromantula has long been considered an invasive species in biology. If it weren't for the centaurs hunting and protecting it, the Forbidden Forest would have been out of balance long ago.

The centaurs have always considered themselves the owners of the Forbidden Forest, and there's some truth to that.

And so Ryan observed the Forbidden Forest in the early morning until an owl flew in.

The Daily Prophet is back again.

Harry Potter at Hogwarts —A Peculiar Preference

Special correspondent Rita Skeeter Skeeter reports:

First of all, I want to apologize to all the readers for the fact that this issue is only being published now.

Of course, this is not because I write slowly. As everyone knows, I am a famously fast writer. In the last report, I fearlessly reported on the difficult childhood of Harry Potter and Dumbledore's schemes.

For some unknown reason, and due to pressure from some powerful figure, I had no choice but to postpone it.

However, these pressures actually spurred the creation of this article, and some new information has become unique evidence supporting it.

Harry Potter may be an unusual boy, but he also experiences the pain that is common to teenage boys.

After losing his parents and growing up under the cruel torment of his Muggle relatives, eleven-year-old Harry Potter thought he had finally found emotional solace at Hogwarts with Ronnie Weasley, a friend who was always by his side and came from a family of Dumbledore enthusiasts.

Little did he know that in his life, which had already been filled with so much pain, he would soon suffer another emotional trauma.

Mr. Weasley was an average-looking but passionate boy, Harry alone could not satisfy his appetite.

Ever since being assigned to Ravenclaw, he's been having an affair with his roommate Neville Longbottom, and Mr. Weasley has been toying with the feelings of the two boys.

Neville was clearly infatuated with the cunning Mr. Weasley, and last Saturday he even invited both of their parents to a date in Diagon Alley, where they even exchanged wands made from the same Unicorn Tail Hair.

However, all of this was exposed, according to several unknown Hogwarts students, they hadn't spoken to each other for a week.

Harry —the little boy who, under the tutelage of his cousin, and even the seemingly venerable white wizard, had become uninterested in girls—seemed to have finally come to understand his own heart.

"I was the one who first met Potter! I should be his friend!" Draco Malfoy declared directly to Dudley, whose sexual Dudley had been revealed by the Sorting Hat.

Harry Potter was caught in the act.

As far as I know, they officially pledged their love for each other during their Herbology this Monday. We should wish them well!

Although the Malfoy family's allegiance remains a mystery, Draco Malfoy's own feelings are genuine, unlike Ron Weasley, who is suspected of being acting on the orders of the White Wizard.

Perhaps Mr. Weasley was not truly loving; the person he truly loved was Mr. Longbottom. However, due to a stronger, inescapable command, he could only humbly offer himself.

If that is so, Mr. Longbottom, please forgive Mr. Weasley, for your wands are made from the same Unicorn Tail Hair.

Next week: Keep it a secret, or my life will be in danger.

After reading the report, Ryan could only say, "Wow, Rita Skeeter is truly something else." However, he only dared to treat good people like that. He wouldn't dare to do that to Fudge or Voldemort, who later became more assertive and used political means.

However, he actually made fun of Draco Malfoy, which was really audacious. But because of this, Lucius Malfoy didn't dare to take action, since she had already written the title for the next issue.

And even if Lucius Malfoy didn't care about that, Dumbledore would protect her instead, which is really interesting.