Early the next morning, Hermione got up.
Su Er lay in Hermione's arms with vacant eyes and all four paws dangling, letting her carry him as she swayed along toward the classroom.
Even by midnight, he had been unable to leave the Gryffindor Common Room. Hermione had kept him firmly in her arms the whole time.
Although the girl's sweet scent was truly intoxicating, he had to be careful not to exhaust his magic and become unable to return to his original form, while also making sure the girls' dormitory's own enchantments did not detect him. As a result, Su Er had barely slept all night and had not dared to move.
Hogwarts, A History mentioned that, when the school was founded, the two women among the Four Founders had placed enchantments over the girls' dormitories in each house. Any male who intruded would be mercilessly thrown out.
A thousand years later, the enchantment was still working. When Hermione carried Su Er into the dormitory, he distinctly felt a gentle breeze brush over him.
Fortunately, the enchantment seemed to regard an animal produced by an Animagus transformation as an ordinary animal.
That was right. He had spent last night sleeping in Hermione's bed.
From his previous life to this one, it was his first time entering a girls' dormitory...
What Su Er wanted most now was to go back to his dormitory and get some sleep, but as rotten luck would have it, Hufflepuff and Gryffindor had History of Magic together that morning.
He had never been so grateful for the Hogwarts rule that stated, "Wizards' pets may not be brought into classrooms during lessons."
Fighting the exhaustion from a sleepless night and nearly depleted magic, Su Er watched Hermione's bushy-haired figure disappear into the classroom.
He immediately turned and