The Real Hogwarts Chapter 66 Hogwarts Castle
"A group of mudbloods dared to form a society in Hogwarts Castle. In the end, the matter was reported to the headmaster, but they have not been executed yet."
Draco had a look of regret on his face, as if he felt sorry for not seeing the scene he was expecting.
Lucius pulled his arm, with no intention of causing trouble for Jon. For people like them, even talking to a Mudblood was an insult, let alone taking the initiative to lower their status and cause trouble.
In the wizarding world, it is actually some half-bloods who like to torture "Mudbloods" the most.
Originally, everyone was an ordinary person of the same level, but under Voldemort's rule, their status did not decrease, while the Muggle wizards who were originally equal to them became slaves.
This makes them feel the oppression of pure-blood privilege while also feeling the taste of privilege. They are like spiritual upstarts. These people will frequently seek a sense of superiority from the "Mudbloods" and are also the most supportive group of people who support Voldemort's rule.
"I told you not to make any comments about that gentleman, especially outside."
Lucius took Draco away, but John was wiping the windows, squinting his eyes and lost in thought.
The father and son actually revealed a lot of information to Jon during their conversation just now.
Before coming, Dumbledore explained to him that the "admission notice" that Muggle students were tricked into signing in Hogwarts Castle was actually a constraint, and it did not mean that one's mind would change 180 degrees as soon as they signed their names on the contract.
This contract was created just to control the personal freedom of Muggle students and their magical talents. It was not as scary as John had imagined at first, that signing it could subtly change people's minds.
This means that the "Mudblood" students in Hogwarts Castle still have their own independent will and have not been tamed like house-elves, who only know how to obey.
Where there is oppression there will naturally be resistance. The other Hogwarts carriage led by Dumbledore was a form of resistance, and these Muggle students in Hogwarts Castle obviously knew that they should resist.
However, in a castle where the power gap was so great that people could hardly breathe, their resistance would hardly have any results.
Draco's words also revealed this point. Those students were punished. Although their lives were not directly taken away, the punishment was obviously not light.
Otherwise, he would not have known about this matter and even witnessed the punishment of those students on the spot.
Jon looked back at the Malfoy father and son's backs. Their clean and tidy robes were a little dazzling in the sunlight.
The parents and students coming and going in Diagon Alley were just like them, with parents and children getting along in warmth and harmony, and freshmen excitedly holding up their brand new wands; third and fourth grade students who met at school and went shopping in the pet shop together were enthusiastically selecting pet food for feeding owls; boys and girls approaching adulthood walked out of the bookstore together, discussing with worried faces how to cope with the Ultimate Wizarding Level Examination in their seventh grade, accompanied by bursts of laughter.
Everything here is so beautiful, as if the magical world is still the magical , and Hogwarts is still the Hogwarts in the original book.
And John, who was squatting in front of the window and wiping the high glass with great effort, was like the only stain that should not appear in this world. He was the bug that destroyed this harmonious and beautiful scene in Draco's words.
Jon was washing the rag in his hand with great effort, but a smile inexplicably appeared at the corner of his mouth.
The two names, the annoying bugs in the sun and the twinkling stars in the dark, complement each other.
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Life in Diagon Alley is very monotonous. Since he cannot go out, Jon's days are repetitive and boring.
This kind of days continued until September 1st, when it was finally time for the new semester to start.
The night before, Ikmo specially prepared a dinner that was much more sumptuous than usual. Although he didn't say anything, Jon could see that he was seeing him off.
For ordinary students, the way to get to Hogwarts Castle is to go to Platform 9 3/4 of King's Cross Station and take the Hogwarts Express, but for a student like "Smith", he certainly does not deserve to sit on the same means of transportation with the noble half-bloods and pure-bloods.
Jon didn't know how to get back to the castle, but he didn't wonder for long. On the afternoon of the 1st, an uninvited guest came to the potion shop.
It was a house-elf, just like the ones Jon had seen in movies in his previous life. He had pointed ears, eyes as big as copper bells, and his body was so thin that he was just skin and bones. He looked very ugly.
After suddenly flashing into the potion shop with a "pop" sound, the house-elf respectfully handed a piece of parchment to Ekmo's hand.
"Sir, please rate the performance of the Mudblood who is staying at your store this holiday."
Without any surprise, Ikmo gave Jon his best evaluation, "O". Then the house-elf put away the parchment, bowed to Ikmo, and then walked to Jon's side. Without any communication or reminder, he directly grabbed Jon's arm.
The next second, a feeling of distortion exactly the same as when Dumbledore Apparated spread throughout John's body. When he felt the solid ground under his feet again, he had arrived in a completely new environment.
This should be the basement of a building. Everything around it was sealed off except for a lone door that was tightly shut. Under the flickering light, there were dozens of children of different ages around him, also wearing linen robes.
They all sat apart on the ground, keeping a sufficient distance between each person. It seemed that no one dared to get close to each other, and no one spoke.
After sending Jon here, the house-elf immediately disappeared from the room again, as if to go and pick up the next child.
After seeing these children , Jon already guessed where he was now.
We need to use house-elf to Apparate them directly. The only place where so many "Mudbloods" gather is Hogwarts Castle!
Just when he was sure of the place he had arrived at, there was another sound unique to Apparition, like a whip cracking in the air.
A girl with messy chestnut shoulder-length hair and wearing a tattered gray linen robe was brought in.
