When Su Er woke, he smacked his lips with some reluctance.
He glanced at Little Ash and Hedwig, sleeping soundly pressed together in their cage, then lifted the thin blanket to look at his proudly erect little Su Er and sighed regretfully.
Hermione had not stayed here last night after all.
"Just hold out a little longer. In a few years, you can do whatever you want."
"Big brother, time to get up! Sister Granger's waiting downstairs." Angel had grown a little older and more sensible, after all, and had not simply charged in and belly-flopped onto him.
"Coming~" Su Er replied. He threw back the blanket and got up, cruelly separating Little Ash from his wife under the owl's bewildered gaze.
Hermione spent the entire day muttering about the provisions concerning Harry's situation in the Decree for the Reasonable Restriction of Underage Wizard, which she had found in Every Law and Regulation a Wizard Should Remember and Obey and If One Were a Proper Law-Abiding Wizard.
Though Su Er had no idea why Hermione kept two books of legal regulations at home...
That did not stop him from agreeing with her whenever she grew indignant.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellison were very interested in the Wizarding World's laws Hermione described. No, to be precise, it was Mr. Ellison who was interested in the Wizarding World's laws.
I seem to have forgotten to mention that Mr. Ellison's company had quite a lot of dealings with legal matters.
In a single short afternoon, Mr. Ellison identified more than a dozen hidden loopholes in the laws issued by the Ministry of Magic, along with more than a dozen ways to circumvent them.
From that perspective, the Wizarding World's laws really were riddled with holes.
At dinner, Mr. Ellison criticized one provision: "When