This is what Ravenclaw looks like..

Chapter 129 Return to school
Professor McGonagall was always punctual.

The day after Andrew finished talking to Mrs. Camille, Professor McGonagall came to visit early, and then received a student who was kicked out and worked hard.

After being Apparated to Hogsmeade, Andrew was led by Professor McGonagall all the way back to Hogwarts along the route that senior students took during Hogsmeade Week.

"You can come here for a holiday when it's not busy, but the shops are usually closed on weekends because students are not here."

Professor McGonagall instructed Andrew on the way back.

Hogsmeade is not an area exclusive to Hogwarts students. There are even smuggled products in the Hog's Head Pub. It just prohibits foreign wizards from competing with students for space on weekends.

"Okay, Professor."

"The restaurant will not be open on weekdays because there are no students staying in school during the summer vacation, so you can ask the elves to provide you with separate meals."

"Mrs. Pince is also on vacation at the library, but I allow you to go in and read as usual. However, you need to clean up after reading. Also, don't bring any food in. If Madam Pince gets angry, I won't interfere."

...

'I wouldn't try to provoke you.'

Andrew still remembers the angry look on Madam Pince's face when Dumbledore asked those students to try it - if the location had not been outside the library, Dumbledore would have been scolded.

"Hagrid will pick you up when you get out, but you must tell him before you go on vacation, or go out together, otherwise you may be locked out of the school if Hagrid goes out to do something.

“The lounge is also open separately... You have to deal with documents in the office every morning, and when the greenhouse project is almost ready, you can go and deal with the greenhouse with Professor Sprout.

“I will be out occasionally, so leave the office unlocked.

"Oh, by the way," Professor McGonagall seemed to remember something, "Don't work on your birthday. We are going to test the effect of the fastest growing day on your Transfiguration."

Professor McGonagall had almost everything ready.

But Andrew suddenly remembered something important. "Professor, what if I can't answer the question about the brass ring?"

This is a crucial issue - the probability of one person being stumped by the copper ring is too high.

Every qualified Ravenclaw must pay attention to this fatal problem!

"Um…"

Professor McGonagall hesitated, "I will give you access to the prefect's bathroom..."

???

Professor, is this what we are talking about?

"The elf will prepare a new sleeping bag for you."

I have my own, which was just issued at the end of last semester, and I haven’t used it yet! But this is too…

"Okay, let's go take a rest first, the suitcase elf has taken it back..."

Professor McGonagall's serious expression softened a little today, or rather, she said with a hint of evasion, "Have a good rest..."

"…The faculty lounge is open to you, but the beds there are a bit old, and professors who stay on campus occasionally use them."

The negotiations failed, and Professor McGonagall opened all the common rooms except her own college common room, but obviously not the Gryffindor common room - there was no precedent for this, and this was definitely not a precedent that could change the rules.

Each house is independent, and Professor McGonagall cannot manage the Ravenclaw common room unless it is an emergency, and Professor Flitwick is on leave from school.

To be more precise - even if he hadn't left school, Andrew and his dean would have advised him to sleep in a sleeping bag, after all, he wasn't working for Ravenclaw...

Fortunately, the copper ring was leaking a lot today - Andrew brought the suitcase out directly and placed it outside the lounge. Anyway, Peeves would not harm this place which was basically regarded as the second lounge.

'But I haven't seen Peeves before the holiday... I don't know when he will show up.'

Andrew dug out his sleeping bag again and put it away with a sad look on his face.

The free library and cafeteria, and the extremely unfree lounge... He sighed, greeted the door knocker sincerely, then went downstairs and began to familiarize himself with the area he would use during the holidays.

There was no way to practice flying - because the school hospital was closed.

However, he can practice Transfiguration at will, because at present he will not be involved in anything that can cause injury.

The manuscript...can be written a little.

But it absolutely cannot be published.

There are only a few of us on campus during the holidays. If the letter is caught, it will be a lot of fun...

"Let's keep the manuscript for a month first,"

"The greenhouse... well, I have to go. In the past, I only learned about the plants, but this time I have to discuss the structure with Dean Sprout and get everything clear before I can make a report."

"I need to go to Hagrid's place more often. Although I don't have to leave school every day, it's good to go for a walk occasionally."

"The kitchen needs a good walk."

"And, um... potions, I hope Professor Snape is on vacation... No, this thing can easily explode the crucible, and if I'm caught using it in the classroom... hiss..."

"Let's make a table... Now that I look at it this way, apart from the occasional need to stay in a sleeping bag, it's pretty comfortable..."

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"Write to invite Potter?"

When Ron mentioned this at the dinner table, Mrs. Weasley looked delighted, and Ginny almost blushed and ran back to her room.

"Yes, we agreed to this before the holiday, and he agreed."

Ron didn't know how much of a blow his words had on his brother - every time the owl delivered a letter secretly, he would be careful not to be discovered by others.

But now there's one more person?
And everyone seemed very welcoming...

"You can also bring someone."

Fred whispered - he had just been punished for those owls that brought results, but he still didn't repent.

After all, they really had seen the map information of Percy's date, and now they wanted to see Percy's embarrassment.

"invite?"

The first thing that came to Percy's mind was his little girlfriend, but it was quickly erased.

He didn't dare to hope for an invitation...but he really wanted to see her...

Another quote from someone who had joked with him before the holiday came out.

"It's a pity that owls can't carry people..."

"Well... Owls can't carry people, but I can go over there..."

Such thoughts emerged and then became uncontrollable.

Because of his excellent grades, Percy had a lot of Galleons in his pocket. Although he wanted to subsidize the family expenses, Mrs. Weasley refused.

The money for underage children is their own pocket money, and the money for adult children is for building their own families - this is her principle. Otherwise, with the help of the two graduated children, the family will not be stretched to the limit.

"Then, I'll go find her under the pretext of a classmate inviting me..."

If Harry could come, he could go... Galleons did bring courage.

Percy suddenly became excited - but who should invite him?

I'm afraid it won't work from within Gryffindor - let that guy come, he's from Ravenclaw and his own twins are afraid of him, perfect choice!

(End of this chapter)