Everyday Players at Hogwarts..

Chapter 165 The Wizard’s Strange Passiveness

The time is 11 o'clock, in the Ravenclaw dormitory.

Harry suddenly ran back, startling Ron, and causing Ryan's brain, which was running at full speed, to put down again and return to the mortal world.

"Harry, why are you back suddenly? Is it Filch or Snape?" Ron sat up suddenly.

"Are you so sure I've been caught?" Harry said angrily as he took off his invisibility cloak.

"How many points were deducted?" Ron climbed onto Harry's clothes, taking Scabbers with him.

"No points." Harry pushed away Ron's face that was too close.

It has to be said that wizards are good. Some wizards with strong potential who care about their clean and tidy appearance generally do not have bad breath or blackheads. Their subconscious mind will use magic to eliminate these things.

Take Ron for example, although he is stupid most of the time, but with his good magic potential, he does not have the bad habits of ordinary white people - heavy body odor, enlarged pores, bad breath, etc.

No, this prevented Harry from complaining about Ron's bad breath, because he didn't have it in the first place.

In this way, the name Mudblood is not entirely due to the fact that Muggles were very dirty in the Middle Ages. It is more due to their insufficient magical potential and the lack of good hygiene habits during that period, which resulted in heavy body odor and enlarged pores. , are all blackheads, bad breath?

However, even if they are pure blood, it does not mean that they have good magical potential. There are also pure-blood wizards in Slytherin who have the above-mentioned bad habits that Ryan just thought of.

Otherwise, why did Ron always use trolls as a metaphor for most Slytherins in the original world line? They do have a troll version of slovenliness, just like their Dean Snape's hair is greasy all day long.

There is also a situation where even if you have strong magical potential, you will be sloppy.

That is lack of confidence in oneself, not caring about appearance at all, or mistakenly believing that these bad habits are normal physiological characteristics that everyone has.

First, lack of confidence. It will not only cause the magic to work occasionally, but also make the person become sloppy. If one is depressed again, a Muggle can still rely on exercise, good food and drink to adjust.

If it is a wizard, it is tantamount to launching an uninterrupted curse on oneself. This is the case with Tom Riddle's mother Merope Gaunt, which eventually led to his own death.

As a wizard, she wasn't supposed to be like this.

Second, wizards who don’t care about appearance. They will only look the same as their Muggle compatriots, and nothing else will matter.

Third, this is mostly among Muggle-born wizards. They mistakenly believe that blackheads, acne, and bad breath are normal phenomena, which will make them lose the special effect of self-cleansing.

Wizarding families also have it, just like Weasley mistakenly thought that freckles were a part of their body, normal, and good-looking, which was their plus point.

In conclusion, maintaining a good attitude and being clean are more reliable than learning any magic.

Only one second has passed in the real world, and what just happened was just Ryan's inner fluctuations.

"No points deducted? Harry, did you find that the mirror was gone?" Ron guessed.

"No, I was still caught." Harry said depressedly, and fell directly onto the bed without washing up.

"A student?" Ron continued to guess.

"It's Professor Dumbledore, and he was here yesterday and stayed with us all night." Harry said fearfully.

"Merlin's beard! I told you we shouldn't go. Harry, if you listened to me, you wouldn't--" Ron was interrupted by Harry before he could finish his words, "Come on, if I don't go, I probably won't be able to see the mirror." "Professor Dumbledore said that the mirror will be moved to a new place tomorrow." Harry said depressedly, and curled up in the quilt.

"Ah, what a pity, I haven't seen enough of my future! - Scabbers, are you okay?" Ron said angrily, waving his hand and almost hitting Scabbers.

Next, Harry repeated what Dumbledore said, and Ron felt a little uncomfortable for some reason, "Ha, it's not the future, it's the so-called desire."

"Yes, Harry is the new star of Quidditch, shouldn't he be the captain too?" Ron muttered in a low voice.

"Ron, what did you say?" Although Harry didn't hear Ron's words clearly, he noticed his unhappiness from his expression.

"Nothing, I'm sleeping." Ron buried his head under the pillow and pulled down the curtain.

During the remaining days of the Christmas holidays, Harry barely managed to stop thinking about the Mirror of Erised, but he still felt unhappy.

And Ron was even weirder. From time to time he would suddenly become bad-tempered, just like his aunt, who was moody and angry.

Harry used Ron's best wizard chess to attract him, but he could barely calm him down. Fortunately, Ron's sudden bad temper was easily dealt with as long as he had something to eat.

This caused Harry's plan to study hard to be ruined by Ron. He was planning to specialize in magic, and then go to the place where the Resurrection Stone was where Ryan said.

Now, Harry had no choice but to accompany Ron in his depravity. Chocolate frogs, licorice magic wands, Bibi's multi-flavored beans, and kebabs that could be eaten in the lounge filled up the two of them's rest time.

Finally, towards the end of Christmas, Harry found a new way to overcome Ron's bad temper by reading the comic book - "Doraemon".

However, only the latest few new ones are effective.

Ron had already read the previous book and it was of no use anymore. This made Harry hope that Skywalker would publish a new book soon.

And the much-anticipated Skywalker, Ryan, was lying on the bed.

Apart from petting the cat and going home to look at the hamsters, he has been immersed in his own thoughts. The original world-line Weasley twins developed a patented product in Harry's sixth grade: the Daydream Curse, which was nothing to Ryan. Just have hands.

He plays stand-alone games in a world he created. Sometimes he is a knight in fine clothes and riding a horse with a sword, sometimes he is a captain traveling between the stars, and sometimes he becomes Harry Potter, playing a one-to-one immersive game.
Finally, Christmas is coming to an end, and the return of Kate and Penelo also interrupts Ryan's degenerate life. He has to take time to spend time with them, and his life becomes abundant again.

Harry, on the other hand, fell into a more severe training than before. The next game was Ravenclaw versus Slytherin on the Saturday of the second week after Christmas.

Although the time is now compared to Gryffindor, who will face Hufflepuff on the first Saturday of the first week after Christmas, they are still very generous.

But Roger's absence, plus captain Jonny, the wicketkeeper and both batsmen are in seventh grade and will not be here next year.

In order to better train Harry, all the players returned to school early and prepared to train Harry before the end of Christmas.

As a result, Harry, who was regarded as the future captain, fell into the hell of study and suffered from broomstick PTSD.

The only good news is that Ron, who saw Harry being drilled, also gave up his desire to be the captain of the Quidditch team.

If becoming captain is so difficult, then forget it, Ron thought when he saw Harry couldn't stand still.

(End of this chapter)