The Hogwarts Emerald

Chapter 91 Revenge Never Overnight
The reason why Ada dared to go directly to Marcus Flint for trouble was naturally because Ada knew that she could easily deal with this big Slytherin guy, but she really didn't expect Flint to be so useless.

There is no pleasure of revenge at all!
Ada couldn't help laughing out loud. Looking at the tall and muscular Slytherin, she felt that being a pure-blood family was nothing special.

"Flint, is your brain all muscle?" Fred said with a smile. He clapped his hands while laughing, which was full of sarcasm.

Flint became even angrier after being mocked, and his buck teeth became more prominent. His terrifying appearance was much scarier than his spell. Flint cast another spell at Ada. This spell, which was filled with great anger, was a little stronger than the previous one.

Ida dodged the attack by just leaning sideways. The attack was powerful, but the accuracy was obviously not as good. Fred was right. Flint's brain might be full of muscles and all kinds of despicable means.

Then Ida couldn't help but ask: How did Flint survive until now when he was so bad at casting spells and hadn't been strangled to death by Snape? Was Snape so kind?

Just as Ada was imagining, Flint put down his wand and the spell couldn't hit Ada at all. He was like a gorilla being played by Ada.

Since the spell didn't hit the target, he used the most primitive method to solve the problem. So Flint rushed towards Ada with all his strength. The distance between the two was not far and they could reach each other in a few steps.

Flint, rushing forward like a mad bull, seemed to hear what Ada said, and then he felt as if he had hit a wall, and his consciousness became unclear at that moment.

When Flint realized what was happening, he was lying on his back in the cold corridor, and all he could hear was the twins' laughter, as if the twins were laughing into his ears.

Flint was knocked unconscious by the blow. Feeling pain all over his body, he sat up and shook his head to look at Ada again. Ada, smiling, was still standing there, with her hands on her shoulders and her right index finger tapping her left arm lightly.

Even a person with a dull mind could see the current situation clearly. Flint, who was so self-righteous, was no match for Ada. He should not have chosen Ada who was standing alone from the beginning. Ada dared to face a boy who was several years older than her alone, so she was naturally fearless.

The twins did not take any action from beginning to end. They were only responsible for keeping watch and taunting Flint. They wanted to complete this act of revenge before others arrived.

In fact, no matter where Flint chooses to start, he has to face Ada. His fate was doomed from the beginning. It all depends on how far Ada intends to go.

Maybe Flint shouldn't have done such a despicable thing from the beginning. Ada can't say anything if you do some tricks on the court, but if you dare to do it after the game, it's really too much.

This is a character issue, and Charlie was directly injured. Ada had no psychological burden when she took action, and even felt that she had gone too lightly.

Ada never approached Flint, nor would she let him get close to her. She had not forgotten how she escaped from Foley. If Flint could have a replay of the scene, Ada's face would have fallen to the ground. So when Flint rushed over, Ada directly knocked him away with a barrier spell.

Who said that a wizard only needs to cast a Luminescent Charm? It simply won't work. Ada is small enough to fight with her peers, but if it were someone with Flint's physique, one punch would probably make Ada cry, and she would cry for a long time.

"Is it my turn now?" Ada still smiled as she spoke, "Silently!"

Flint opened his mouth, but no sound came out. He saw Ada's malicious smile, felt a chill down his spine, stood up and ran towards the twins, hoping that Ada would not dare to curse him for fear of accidentally hurting the twins.

"Stand stiff and stop dead!"

With a snap, Flint's legs suddenly came together as if they were tied up invisibly, unable to separate, and he fell directly to the ground. Although Flint used both hands to protect his head in time, his mouth and nose were still bleeding. Flint tried to get up and jump away, but before he could stand up, Ada's next spell fell on him. Flint felt as if he was whipped, and his back was burning with pain.

One whip after another hit Flint, and he wanted to scream and ask for help. However, he was under a silencing spell and could not make any sound. Even his own screams could not be heard.

This whip-like spell was found by Ada in the restricted section. Unlike the Cruciatus Curse and the Transfiguration Curse, it is not a dark magic. It can cause physical pain, but it will not leave scars, and it is not fatal.

The twins could not bear to watch any further. They thought that Ada might as well give Flint a quick death, and the way she wielded the "light whip" looked really strange.

Fred's desire to survive came online. He lowered his head and wondered if he had been too active recently. Did he accidentally make Ada angry?

George looked down at the Marauder's Map in his hand. His thoughts were similar to Fred's, but Fred would be the first to die. Compared to Fred, he treated Ada much more gently.

The four people in the corridor had different thoughts. The twins were thinking about whether they should admit their mistakes to Ada in advance. Flint, who was beaten, hoped that everything would end soon. Ada didn't think about anything. She was just a ruthless whipping machine.

"Ada, it's almost time, someone is coming this way." George said while looking at the map. They couldn't do anything if Flint went to complain, but it was better not to get caught in the act.

Ada nodded, walked to Flint, and waved her wand. Flint turned over and lay on his back. Ada squatted down and said to Flint, "If you don't want me to come to you again, remember to apologize to Charlie."

After saying that, without caring about Flint's answer, Ada stood up again. However, she did not leave immediately. Instead, she raised her foot and stomped on it, forcibly helping Flint to correct his teeth.

Flint, lying on the ground, covered his mouth with his hands, his body bent like a shrimp. He did not dare to look at the three people who left. Ada's words before she left kept echoing in his ears: "If you want revenge, I'll take it. If you want to complain, I'll wait too."

On the way back to Gryffindor Tower, the twins were a little worried that Ada had gone too far, so Fred asked, "Will you be okay?"

"He won't be expelled, but he will definitely be put in confinement." Ada said nonchalantly. She was very measured in her actions. Flint looked miserable, but his injuries were nothing compared to Charlie's. He would still be able to go to class in good health tomorrow.

If Flint went to complain, Ida should have received the same punishment as him. If they really treated each other differently because Flint was a pure-blood and Ida was a Muggle, Ida wouldn't mind making a big fuss. People can do anything when they are pushed into a corner.

Ever since Benedict Foley was imprisoned in Azkaban, the Foley family, who live in Hampshire, have been lobbying for their family member to be freed.

Ada and Daniel Bell, the pure-blood wizards from Hampshire who were hurt by Benedict Foley, did not even ask once. Perhaps they thought the same as most pure-blood families, they were born superior.

Although Ada had never mentioned this to anyone, she was still angry. If she was not weak now, she would have gone to Hampshire to talk to these pure-blood wizards.

During the summer vacation, Dumbledore asked Mr. Weasley to take Ada home. He was probably worried that she might be retaliated against. Of course, it is also possible that the other party did not care about her at all.

(End of this chapter)