Chapter 883 The Rabbit in the Library

No matter how many bizarre and terrifying things happened at Hogwarts, it was still a school. &1t;/p>

Students began to enter school at the age of 11, and then graduated and left school when they were about to turn 18-they stayed in Hogwarts Castle for a full 7 years, but at the same time they also stayed in their own memories. &1t;/p>

Yes, it is only a school for children at all times. &1t;/p>

And this year, a Christmas event that used nearly the entire campus proved just that with its ubiquitous youth. Even though many adult wizards from outside the school came here early in the morning, they are not the main target group for this event. The real protagonists are the students. &1t;/p>

Harry and the others woke up in a slight but melodious waking up today. When they hurriedly put on cold-proof clothes, scarves and gloves and went outside, they realized that the sound of music was everywhere, reverberating throughout the campus. &1t;/p>

Who would have imagined that upon waking up, one would feel an extraordinarily light and warm Christmas atmosphere? &1t;/p>

However, it is not only the sound of music that sets off the Christmas spirit! &1t;/p>

As long as one looks out of the window, a large number of Christmas trees have appeared in the vestibule, which was originally only covered with snow. All kinds of candies and bells are wrapped around those trees, as well as colorful sequins added by magic spells. &1t;/p>

Large expanses of Christmas trees set off the "Hogwarts Candy Castle" decorated by Maca himself like a children's playground, and even the snow seems to be a natural soft icing. &1t;/p>

"What are you still doing here? The Potions class and the third, fourth, and fifth greenhouses of the Herbal Medicine class are already open! Let's go and have a look before not many people know about it!" &1t;/ p>

Harry and Ron had just arrived in the common room,

He was pulled away by a few Gryffindor friends. Although it was mentioned in the pre-announcement that the professors of each course will prepare their own Christmas projects, but in reality, you have to experience it yourself to know. &1t;/p>

Since the Potions classroom in the basement had long been occupied by badgers and snakes with geographical advantages, the Gryffindor students had no choice but to go to the greenhouse outside to see the situation. &1t;/p>

After leaving the castle, Harry and Ron walked forward with the crunching snow accumulated in the middle of the night against the still fluttering snowflakes. &1t;/p>

In fact, there were already many footprints going back and forth on the ground, and sporadic guests appeared at the school gate early on. They followed the students in front of them through the colorful Christmas forest, and they all shouted as soon as they saw the greenhouse. &1t;/p>

Red and white ribbons were hung on the outer walls of those greenhouses, and Christmas circles made of mistletoe were also hung high. But the most eye-catching thing is the refurbished land around the greenhouse. &1t;/p>

It can be seen that the same unknown and strange flower is planted on those ridges. The stems and leaves of those flowers are all red, but the buds on the top are green instead. It's a pity that it's still too early, and it seems that it may take a short time for them to bloom brilliantly in this icy world. &1t;/p>

And at this moment, a small Gryffindor suddenly pointed his hand and said loudly: &1t;/p>

"Look, it's Professor Sprout! She's hiding there!"&1t;/p>

If he didn't shout this, probably many little wizards wouldn't notice. And when he yelled out this voice, everyone looked in the direction he was pointing at. &1t;/p>

Oh, isn't it Professor Pomona Sprout who is standing at the door of the third greenhouse? &1t;/p>

Perhaps it was because the place was so colorfully decorated that even the already somewhat chunky and simple head of Hufflepuff became the background. &1t;/p>

"Hurry up, or there will probably be queues here like the ones in the basement!" &1t;/p>

I don't know who turned the head, followed by many students and hurriedly looked over the way they came just now. Sure enough, more students can be seen coming here in the cracks of the Christmas forest, and everyone wants to come to see the Christmas performance of the plants. &1t;/p>

So, everyone hurriedly walked among the flowers that had not yet bloomed, and rushed to the door of the greenhouse. &1t;/p>

"Oh, girls and boys, don't worry...Everyone go in one by one," Sprout looked very happy today, with a smile on his face all the time, "Come on, everyone has a Christmas hat ——They are made of winter velvet fibers, which are warmer than animal fur!"&1t;/p>

Harry moved forward step by step with the team, and when it was his turn, Sprout also stuffed a winter velvet hat into his hand, and then patted him on the shoulder to let him go inside. &1t;/p>

As soon as he stepped into the third greenhouse, a sense of warmth immediately enveloped his whole body, causing him to sigh comfortably. &1t;/p>

Immediately, the plethora of wonderful Christmas-specific plants left her no time to think about anything else. &1t;/p>

"Oh, that's really nice - don't you think so, Ron?"&1t;/p>

Harry subconsciously stretched out his hand to a pot of thornless red vine, looked left and right at the small Christmas hat on the "head" of this pot of magical vine-like plants, and found that it was actually the same one that Professor Sprout just mentioned. And the "winter velvet" woven. &1t;/p>

But when he turned around and wanted to communicate with his good buddies, he found that Ron didn't seem to be excited by these joys, and still had a face that was dying. &1t;/p>

Seeing this, Harry couldn't help but glanced ahead a few times, then dragged Ron away with some regret. &1t;/p>

To be honest, there are obviously more interesting things behind, but with Ron's appearance, he can only stop planning to enjoy Christmas activities for a while. &1t;/p>

...&1t;/p>

If Harry is looking forward to this year's Christmas, but Ron has no intention of participating because of certain things... Compared with these two extremes, Hermione and Luna seem much calmer. &1t;/p>

Right now, both of them are in the library, each looking down at a stack of books. &1t;/p>

Although today even the library is filled with the atmosphere of Christmas, and all kinds of interesting decorations can be seen everywhere, but they don't seem to care too much. &1t;/p>

But of course, neither Hermione nor Luna are the kind of people who don't like festivals. &1t;/p>

Especially Luna, even though she seems to be immersed in the book now, there is still a beautiful red color ball by her hand, and there is a line of Christmas greetings written in silver ink on it. &1t;/p>

However, when the two of them were sitting at the reading desk and immersed themselves in studying and researching, a figure suddenly walked past the desk and stopped beside Hermione. &1t;/p>

"Duh."&1t;/p>

A small rattan basket was suddenly placed on the table casually by the man, which made Hermione a little startled. &1t;/p>

"...Merry Christmas."&1t;/p>

A reluctant Christmas greeting passed by her ears, and Hermione quickly turned her head to look, and found that it was the librarian Mrs. Pince who put down the basket! &1t;/p>

"Er... oh, Merry Christmas, ma'am."&1t;/p>

Hermione responded politely, and then watched the other party walk towards Luna again, and also put down the same small basket. &1t;/p>

It's just that in Mrs. Pince's cold expression as always, there is obviously more annoyance from the bottom of her heart today. &1t;/p>

"...Merry Christmas."&1t;/p>

"Thank you, you are such a nice person... Merry Christmas to you too..."&1t;/p>

Listening to Luna's interesting answer on the other side, Hermione lowered her head and glanced into the small palm-sized basket. &1t;/p>

It's filled with Honeydukes' new Christmas candy balls in every flavor. Although the amount is not much, it is enough to make people enjoy themselves for a while. &1t;/p>

It's hard to imagine that Mrs. Pince, who usually wants to chase and beat people who are eating snacks in the library, will give them Christmas candies today? &1t;/p>

But when he thought of the expression on Mrs. Pince's face just now, he knew that it must be the result of Professor McGonagall's special instructions. Otherwise, I'm afraid it won't work even if Maca talks about it. &1t;/p>

While thinking about it, Hermione suddenly noticed that there seemed to be something stuck under the candy blue, so she immediately lifted the basket and looked down. &1t;/p>

"Warning: This candy is only for consumption at the reading table." &1t;/p>

She pursed her lips, put down the basket and pushed it aside. &1t;/p>

But when Hermione found out from the corner of her eye that Luna had already happily eaten, and Mrs. Pince was looking at Luna with even more annoyed eyes, she simply grabbed a pink candy ball and threw it It crunched and chewed in his mouth. &1t;/p>

"Oh! Damn it, I'm going to change to colorful pebble candies at noon! Let's see if you still dare to chew!" &1t;/p>

Mrs. Pince looked at Hermione with fiery eyes and gritted her teeth. &1t;/p>

It's just that no matter what, even the library, which usually only has books, has the smell of Christmas, which shows how thorough this activity is. &1t;/p>

After a while, Hermione, who was back in the research, quickly forgot to chew the candy balls. It was not until breakfast time that she closed the book on time under the reminder of the hourglass, put it back on the bookshelf, and was ready to go to the auditorium. &1t;/p>

When she passed the reading table again, she saw that Luna still had no plans to end, so she couldn't help but reached out and patted Luna on the shoulder. &1t;/p>

"It's time to have breakfast." &1t;/p>

Luna raised her head suddenly, looked at Hermione in a daze, and was startled for a few seconds before she suddenly nodded her head again and again. &1t;/p>

"Oh, thank you, Hermione!" she said happily, "Christmas pudding! I heard that there will be a different flavor of Christmas pudding for every meal today-if it weren't for you, I might have missed the variety in the morning!"&1t;/ p>

"Well, you're welcome..."&1t;/p>

Hermione blinked, then said no more, and went to the door first. &1t;/p>

Luna watched her leave in a hurry until she could no longer see her, then she stood up and packed up the things on the table. Not long after, while holding the red Christmas ball in her hand, she bounced and ran to the corridor outside, humming softly along with the melody. &1t;/p>

Behind her, Mrs. Pince finally couldn't hold back, and screamed: &1t;/p>

"No jumping! Rabbits are not welcome in the library!"&1t;/p>

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