The Hogwarts Emerald

Chapter 394 Ada's Migraine

The night passed like this, and many people fell asleep with doubts, including Ada.

But Ada didn't think about who put Harry's name into the Goblet of Fire, nor did she think about his purpose. Ada was wondering if she could have a peaceful Halloween before graduation.

Perhaps, Ada felt that she should propose to the school to cancel Halloween next year, so that no matter who wanted to cause trouble, there would be no Halloween as a available time.

I can't bear the constant trouble on Halloween! Next year will be Ada's last Halloween at Hogwarts, can we have a little peace?
When school resumed, things developed just as Ada had expected. Students began to exclude and isolate Harry. Even Hufflepuff, who had always been on good terms with Gryffindor and had a generous personality, did the same, not to mention Ravenclaw and Slytherin.

Even within Gryffindor there are a small group of people who do this, so it is not surprising that the other three houses do anything.

This is because Ada is a student of Gryffindor, the same college as Harry. If Ada were a student of the other three colleges, that college would have to boycott Harry collectively from top to bottom, including the dean.

The only thing that comforted Ada was that everyone was relatively restrained, and only used their eyes and actions to exclude her, but did not take it to the level of physical contact. No one verbally abused her, and no one took physical action.

Ada just had a headache, feeling that the superficial peace she had worked so hard to create was broken. On the other hand, Harry didn't just have a headache, he felt pain all over his body.

Harry thought that as time passed, everyone would get used to his identity as a warrior, or at least stop looking down on him, but Harry was wrong, he overestimated everyone.

The Hufflepuff students felt that Harry's selection was unfair and unjust, which made the badgers particularly indignant; the Ravenclaw students believed that Harry had schemed and was trying to gain more fame for himself, and the eagles were disdainful of such behavior; as for the Slytherins, did the Slytherins need a reason to dislike Harry?

There is another fact: no matter how you look at it, Ada is more like a warrior. The Slytherin students are afraid of Ada's strength, and they have been beaten by Ada more than once or twice; the other three houses are somewhat in awe of Ada, and Ada never bullies the weak, which makes it hard not to like her. In addition, the plate is bright and neat, and it is very face-saving to choose it and put it there, and it is not an embroidered pillow, but a real fighter.

What made Harry most uncomfortable was Ron. His best friend's lack of understanding made Harry upset every day and his temper became much worse.

The twins also saw Ron's performance. Fred and George understood their little brother's mentality very well. It was very stressful to be friends with someone who was better than themselves in everything.

Jealousy over Harry's becoming a champion and a sense of betrayal that he "knew" how to sign up but didn't tell him, these two things blinded Ron's eyes and made him not realize that anything was wrong.

The two of them were so close that they were almost like one family, staying together every day. Ron should be the one who knew best whether Harry had taken the initiative to sign up, but Ron didn't think about anything at the moment and didn't support his best friend when Harry needed support the most.

Fred and George had also had this feeling before, but because Ada was so outstanding, the twins felt more than once that they were not worthy of standing by her side.

For a while, everything Ada said, did, or even a joke would make the twins think for a long time. Did she dislike us? Did she no longer need us? Did she deserve someone better?

Fortunately, the twins are optimistic by nature. They were not defeated by their inherent inferiority complex, but found confidence in other aspects. That’s why they did not become like Ron now, a lonely and resentful woman.

Fred and George watched coldly and did not try to persuade Ron for the time being. The two brothers felt that it was better for Ron to think the matter over on his own. They did not want to interfere in the friendship between Ron and Harry.

Unless there is really no other way and Ron just can't figure it out, then Fred and George will talk to him. That is their duty as brothers.

As the days passed, Ron and Harry not only failed to reconcile, but Harry's life went from bad to worse, and Ada's only comfort was gone.

In the past two days, a badge has suddenly become popular in the school, a badge of insult. This badge is very large and will light up even in the dark. The content is: Support Esmeralda Drizzt - the true warrior of Hogwarts.

If it were just that, it would be fine. Ada would also like to thank them for their support and for spelling her name correctly, but the real purpose of this badge is not just to support Ada. When someone touches this badge hard, the words "support Ada" will disappear and be replaced by "Potter Stinky Shit", which is also flashing green light, which is particularly dazzling.

At first, this badge was only popular in a small area, and the prefects of each college confiscated many badges. But the prefects failed to stop the spread of the badge, and soon this badge became popular throughout the school, and it could not be stopped despite repeated bans.

Helplessly, the class leaders had to come to Ada and ask her to come up with a set of rules. What should everyone do? Should they continue to strictly enforce the badges, prohibit provocations and disturbances, or let things take their course?

Although she had expected it, Ada's head still started buzzing when she saw the students' boycott and the badges. She felt her blood pressure must be 200.

Harry was announced as the fourth champion, and then Dumbledore just walked away, regardless of what the students thought or how dissatisfied they were. Dumbledore withdrew from the situation, but left the mess to Ada. Isn't this forcing Zhang Fei to embroider?

What could she do? Ada didn't know what to do. She really wanted to grab Dumbledore's beard and ask the headmaster what to do next.

Ada couldn't arrest every person with a badge and put them in detention. That was nearly one-third of the students at Hogwarts! Water can carry a boat, but it can also capsize it. If Ada really dared to do that, the vast ocean of students would surely drown her.

But Ada had to deal with it, because the people in Slytherin were all waiting to laugh at her and to overthrow Ada's "brutal rule"!

Since the law does not punish everyone, Ada can only punish the main culprit and not the followers. Ada asked the prefects to go back and investigate to see if they can find the source of the badge and punish those who made and provided the badge.

Before Ada could figure out the whole thing, trouble broke out in the school again and Harry and Malfoy started fighting.

The cause of the incident, of course, was Malfoy's shameless display of the "Potter Stinky Shit" badge, which ignited Harry's pent-up anger, and then both of them drew their wands and started to fight each other.

It was hard to tell which of the two men cast the spell faster or who struck first, but there was no doubt that Malfoy provoked first, and Harry was the first to draw his wand.

There's nothing wrong with saying that two noobs were fighting each other. The two of them clearly cast spells, but neither of them was hurt at all. Instead, Hermione and Goyle next to them were hit.

Goyle developed large boils on his face, and Hermione's front teeth kept growing longer, until she really became Miss Beaver.

Since the two noobs were fighting at the door of the Potions classroom, Harry was caught by Snape.

It was clearly a mutual fight, but in Snape's case it turned into Harry's unilateral violence. Gryffindor was deducted a full 50 points, Harry was put in detention, and Ron, who did nothing, was also put in detention.

Malfoy was still showing off the "Potter Stinky Shit" badge, and Harry was so angry that he was shaking all over and wanted to cast the Cruciatus Curse on Snape.

Ada had a headache that felt like being pricked by needles, so she ran to the astronomy tower alone, hoping to find some quiet time.

Astronomy classes were held at night. Few people came here during the day, and Professor Sinistra was usually not here. From the Astronomy Tower, you could almost have a bird's eye view of the entire Hogwarts, and see the students moving like ants on the ground, the Forbidden Forest in the distance, the calm Black Lake, and the large ships anchored on the lake.

Holding onto the wall, Ada leaned forward to take a look and felt her legs go weak. It was too high. At this moment, she heard familiar footsteps behind her.

"I didn't expect you to hide here." Dumbledore said jokingly, "Are you desperate and want to commit suicide?"

(End of this chapter)