Chapter 39 Confinement ×3

Fish could not sympathize with the resentment of the Gryffindor students, but during lunch, when the swearing crowd spread from the first-year students to the entire Gryffindor table, he still vaguely understood something.

By the way, he also recalled the questions he originally wanted to ask in the morning.

"Is that score important?"

Fish turned to ask Parvati beside him. If he remembered correctly, he seemed to have been deducted a lot of so-called academy points by Minerva.

After getting along with each other for more than a week, everyone has been pampering themselves. Fei Xu, who has gradually understood human habits, is not so ungrateful, and has a slightly apologetic expression on his face.

Of course, it is impossible for him to change now. The most he can do is to decide to run away faster when he gets into trouble in the future and try not to be caught.

"Actually...it's not very important."

The person who answered Fish was not Parvati, but a senior senior sister sitting next to her.

"Although some people, such as Percy Weasley, care more about house points, most Gryffindors don't really care."

The senior named Patricia Stinson shook her head, and the ponytail on the back of her head swayed slightly with her head, giving Fish the urge to pounce and pull it.

(●ω●)

"Among the four houses, Gryffindor students are the ones who violate the school rules the most. Even if Snape didn't exist, we basically wouldn't have a share in the House Cup." Patricia, who didn't notice Fei Xu's little thoughts. He shrugged his shoulders and explained.

(●ω●)

"The main reason is that Slytherin has won the championship for six consecutive years, and the other three houses have the same hatred."

Seeing Fei Xu staring at her seriously, Patricia was slightly excited. She couldn't help but increase the range of her body movements when speaking, and the ponytail on the back of her head naturally continued to sway.

(●ω●)

After taking a sip of pumpkin juice to moisten her throat, Patricia continued: "Actually, I have analyzed...well, I heard it from my friends in Ravenclaw. Even without Snape, Slytherin won the Academy Cup. The probability is also the highest.”

(●ω●)

After hesitating for a few seconds, Patricia still didn't want to steal other people's achievements and repeated the analysis she had heard.

Gryffindor students are too out-of-the-box and get a lot of bonus points and a lot of deductions.

Although Hufflepuff has a large number of people, their average ability is not very high, and their scoring ability is not strong.

Most of the people in Ravenclaw are indifferent to the world and do not take the Academy Cup very seriously. They prefer to spend their time on things that interest them.

Only Slytherin values ​​honor and puts victory first, and is the most enthusiastic about pursuing the Academy Cup. Coupled with a dean who protects his shortcomings, it is not incomprehensible that they can win six consecutive championships.

The ponytail in front of her spoke a lot, but Fish didn't understand it at all. The main reason was that the little braid on the back of her head was swaying, which was really attractive to cats.

Anyway, it means that it doesn't matter if you get points deducted. Fei Xu understands this meaning.

As for the oily dean of Slytherin who prefers to help their students, isn't it a matter of course for Fish?

Fei Xu himself is treated favorably by most of the gangs, and he doesn't think there is any problem with this kind of thing.

But there's still something he doesn't understand...

"Since you just don't want the Academy of Big Brain to win," Fish withdrew his gaze from his ponytail and asked innocently, "Then why don't you drag them along to deduct points? As long as you don't get seen by the oily head, Even if the points are deducted, they will also be deducted, right?”

The clever little cat realized the key point at a glance.

After throwing out this question, Fish continued to stare at the ponytail on the back of Patricia's head, while taking the food that Parvati had cut for him from the plate and stuffing it into his mouth.

Since Fish didn't lower his voice just now, many people heard his words, including Fred and George, the two troublemakers.

"Why didn't we think of such a good idea! Red Hair No. 2!"

"It's not too late to find out now, Red-haired Number Three!"

The twins looked at each other and laughed evilly.

Lee Jordan and others, who had similar personalities with them, quickly got together and began to discuss how to turn Fish's proposal into practical actions.

Fischer didn't know what kind of trouble his casual words would cause the little lions of Gryffindor.

Even if he knew, he wouldn't take it to heart.

After quickly filling his stomach, Fish stood up and walked outside the castle.

There are no classes in Gryffindor on Friday afternoons. At this time, Fish likes to go to the lawn outside the castle and sleep in the sun. And since tomorrow is a weekend, everyone is not busy with homework, so there are enough Spend some time playing with Fei Xu.

After spending another leisurely afternoon like this, Fish returned to the auditorium to prepare for dinner, and then found that the situation here was a bit messy.

George and Fred were leading a group of Gryffindor students to confront a group of Slytherins in the auditorium. Judging from their increasingly agitated expressions and the increasingly unpleasant curses on their lips, it seemed that If you go down there, you'll probably have to take action.

Fei Xu is very familiar with this situation. When he wanders outside, other stray cats and dogs are in a similar state when they want to fight.

So he pulled a stool over and prepared to watch the show with great interest. (●ΦωΦ●)

The two sides in confrontation did not let Fish wait too long.

Soon, a spell flew out from the Slytherin square and hit Lee Jordan, who cursed the most. A pair of huge front teeth quickly blocked his swear words with RAP rhythm in his throat.

Gryffindor was not to be outdone. It should be said that they had been prepared for a long time. As soon as the spell from Slytherin flew out, five or six wands were raised here, and a bunch of small evil spells were thrown at Slytherin.

It was because Fred and his team were worried that they would beat the Slytherin people too badly and could not take them with them to deduct points, so they did not attack at the same time.

The Slytherin people did not sit still and wait for death. After being stunned for a while, they immediately launched a counterattack. For a while, there were shouts in the hall, and colorful spells flew everywhere, which looked very lively.

Fish's eyes followed the light bands flying in the sky, and his little head swung back and forth. (°ω°≡°ω°)

It was interesting to watch others fight, but these people were too stupid and couldn't even dodge the spell.

The professors certainly couldn't be unaware of the big noise in the auditorium, not to mention that they were also going to the auditorium to eat, which was one of the reasons why Fred and his team chose to start the battle here, and Snape always came to the auditorium to eat late.

Just when Fish was fascinated by the chickens pecking at each other, a dazzling golden light exploded in the sky above the auditorium, accompanied by a huge noise, which stopped the little wizards who were attacking each other.

"What happened?!"

The first to arrive was Professor McGonagall. As the vice principal, she was very conscientious and responsible. After knowing the situation in the auditorium, she rushed over as fast as possible.

After scanning around and finding that Fish was just watching, Professor McGonagall was relieved. Before she came, she thought that Fish was making trouble again.

But soon, Professor McGonagall's face was filled with anger again.

"Fighting in the hall - no student has ever done this! Slytherin and Gryffindor will each be deducted 20 points! Now who can tell me why?!"

"I know! Minerva! I know!"

Fisch ran over happily and repeated the conversation that took place at the Gryffindor table at noon to Professor McGonagall, then looked at her with big eyes and stretched out his hand expectantly, "Minerva, did I help you? Where is the reward?"

Before, when he was at home, as long as Feisch helped with a little thing, regardless of whether he was well-intentioned or not, Professor McGonagall would reward him with some snacks or toys.

"Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-"

Professor McGonagall took a few deep breaths and barely managed to avoid fainting. She yelled at the twins who were already desperate: "Gryffindor will lose another 20 points! George Fred! The two of you! Stay in detention with Fish tonight!"

It's not that Professor McGonagall didn't want to deduct more points because of selfishness, but Gryffindor's points were not enough.

"Minerva, where's the reward?" (●ω●)

Fish, who was not in the right situation, still raised his hands and asked Professor McGonagall for the reward with a gleaming look.

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Professor McGonagall's office is on the second floor, and Snape's office is in the basement. In terms of distance, they are the closest to each other. Sprouse's office is not mentioned in the original text. It may also be in the basement, or outside the castle, because the greenhouse of the Herbology class is outside.

In fact, the closest office should be Filch's office, which is also on the first floor, but it's useless for him to rush over, so Professor McGonagall was arranged to come first.

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