Hogwarts: Starting with full Unforgivable Curses

Chapter 260 Dylan: I think I'm also starting to want to be in a relationship.

“Look, Harry, at that time they were talking about, Hermione was still in Haig’s class with us!”

"Furthermore, McMillan told me that Hermione never missed a Muggle Studies class, but that class always conflicted with Divination class."

Ron said mysteriously, "What's strange is that Hermione has never missed a Divination class, has she?"

Macmillan is a pure-blood wizard who had a conflict with Harry last school year, was petrified by Hermione, and eventually realized his mistake and apologized.

He is a student at Hufflepuff School.

He now has a pretty good relationship with Ron and Harry.

Dylan also knew McMillan.

This guy has a lot of respect for Cedric.

On one occasion, when he was chatting with Cedric, McMillan stood by.

Dylan and Cedric both assumed he was just passing by, or that he simply wanted to stand there.

Unexpectedly, after they finished talking...

McMillan then approached Cedric, apparently wanting to ask him some questions about the professor.

Speaking of Cedric...

This kid has been coming to chat with Dylan from time to time lately, saying he wants to exchange magic tips with a magical genius.

But once you start talking, the topic takes a 180-degree turn.

The topic has veered off to how two people, a couple, should get along.

Cedric would also frequently share his interactions with other young girls with Dylan.

They forced him to eat a mouthful of dog food (a Chinese slang term for witnessing public displays of affection).

Especially when Cedric talks about these things, this grown man suddenly becomes shy, and that contrast is truly something else.

Although Dylan had previously stated that he would no longer perform divination for Cedric and Cho Chang, or predict their future relationship.

However, some of these are sweet nothings exchanged between couples.

In their interactions, they would occasionally bring each other little surprises.

Or perhaps a small game that can enhance the relationship between couples.

Dylan would also think of something and tell Cedric what it was.

He'd seen plenty of that kind of stuff.

Moreover, with the development of the times, people in the internet age have become more or less abstract in their thinking.

Therefore, Dylan shared some of the little tricks he had seen about how couples should interact with each other with Cedric.

Any sweet word, surprise, or fun game can make Cedric's eyes widen.

Don't tell me yet.

Dylan wasn't really interested in dating.

But while teaching Cedric how to date, he also listened to Cedric's feedback time and time again.

He listened to the various details that Cedric told him.

Dylan also had the rare thought that finding a partner to talk to might not be a bad idea.

Moreover, although young wizards at this age may still be somewhat naive in terms of their thinking.

But not everyone has such naive ideas.

Take Luna, for example.

Her ideas are not only novel, but in some ways, they are also quite mature.

Moreover, his relationship with Luna is currently quite good.

However, as for whether there is any possibility of further development...

That's not just Dylan's problem.

What if Luna has no interest in dating at all, or has someone else in mind?

So let's just let things take their course.

Not to mention that Luna herself is still a little girl.

Although he was also a child.

But Dylan felt it was a little strange to actually start dating now.

Therefore, if he really wanted to be in a relationship right now, he would probably prefer to date Vera, or even Delfini, or Ravenclaw.

Of course, this is just based on his opinion on who would be a suitable romantic partner.

It doesn't mean that he actually harbored feelings of love for these people.

And even if he did manage to reach an agreement with these individuals...

After that, there will inevitably be quite a few problems as you get to know each other.

One can only get along with Delphinus through his other side.

But he can't possibly sneak out of school every day to find a girlfriend, can he?

That would be such a waste of time.

One Ravenclaw, and this one is even more explosive.

Although the other party has independent thoughts and personality, in the end, Ravenclaw at this time is just a person transformed from a portrait.

In fact, only Florin's daughter Vera is a relatively suitable candidate.

But he's only met these people a few times, so why would he go out of his way to suddenly say something to them?

Hey little girl, can I have a passionate romance with a third-grader like you?
Isn't this just pure madness?
He shook his head slightly.

Dylan put down Harry's paper.

He only wrote a little something for Harry, just enough to get past Professor Snape.

There's no need to trouble him with this little thing.

He turned to look at Ron.

Dylan tilted his head.

"Why are you so concerned about Hermione? You even went to McMillan to ask if Hermione missed any Muggle Studies classes?"

Ron's expression froze, a slight blush rising to his cheeks: "What? I'm not concerned about her at all! Don't slander me..."

Ron coughed twice, muttering, "I'm just a little curious, that's all! After all, she wasn't even in class, so how did she finish the course? Aren't you curious too?"

Dylan chuckled.

He certainly knew how Hermione had done it; in fact, he would have done so if he hadn't canceled those courses again.

He may have to take a few more assignments now.

But was Ron really just curious about Hermione's recent schedule, which he found out in such detail?

He pursed his lips and repeated, "Just a little bit of curiosity?"

Ron's face flushed red as he nodded vigorously: "Yes, it's curiosity, just a little bit of curiosity."

Dylan nodded slightly: "Since you say so, I'll just believe you for now."

Ron's eyes widened slightly, and he stiffened his neck: "Dylan, you're talking as if you don't believe it at all!"

"Yes, I really don't believe it."

Ron: "..."

After struggling for a long time, he couldn't explain anything and finally had to give up.

Dylan returned Harry's paper to him.

After finishing the book, I went straight back to my dorm room.

Ron and Harry were both heartbroken and deeply saddened by Dylan's departure. With Dylan around, they could simply ask him any questions they encountered.

However, now that Dylan was gone and Hermione was engrossed in her homework, they didn't want to disturb her.

This made it so that whenever they encountered something they didn't know how to do, they could only rack their brains and figure it out on their own.

After returning to his dorm room, Dylan prepared to get something to eat.

However, instead of going to the cafeteria, I plan to go to Hufflepuff's kitchen.

He planned to bring over the magic from Hufflepuff's Secret Oven on this trip.

Dylan had studied this oven before; it contained many magical properties for cooking food.

He wanted to build a food production line.

The spell in the oven can be very useful.

He had only just reached the kitchen doorway when he realized he was there.

Then I saw Luna walking over from another direction.

Dylan paused, then stopped and smiled at Luna, saying, "Why are you cooking here yourself? Didn't you eat enough for dinner?"

When Luna saw Dylan, a faint smile appeared on her lips.

"I'm full, but I had a really delicious chocolate grape pie at the restaurant, and I was thinking about whether I could make it."

Dylan nodded: "You mean the new desserts that have recently arrived? I tried them too, and they are indeed quite delicious."

Luna walked over to Dylan: "And you? Why did you come by yourself too?"

Dylan smiled and said, "I'm thinking of creating a production line for food, which is why I'm revisiting that secret oven."

Luna blinked: "Assembly line?"

Dylan explained, "It means we don't have to lift a finger, we don't even need to put the ingredients in the oven. We just press a button, and a meal can be placed directly on our table."

Upon hearing this, Luna tilted her head, her hair falling down her sides, making her fair face appear even more delicate.

"So convenient? But building such an assembly line must be quite troublesome, right?"

Luna's first reaction was not to wonder why Dylan would have such an idea, nor did she think that Dylan was too lazy; he simply didn't want to do something as simple as preparing the ingredients.

I didn't think that Dylan's idea of ​​creating a food production line was completely unnecessary.

On the contrary, they were helping Dylan consider that the process of building the assembly line was probably not simple.

Dylan paused, a slight smile playing on his lips: "It's not exactly simple, but it's not overly complicated either."

Luna nodded slightly: "In that case, I wonder if I would have the honor of helping you build this production line?"

Dylan looked at Luna with some surprise: "You're interested in this kind of thing too?"

Luna's expression was calm, but her eyes sparkled: "Hmm, when wizards want to make cooking easier, they research and create a cooking spell. This is the first time I've heard of a wizard wanting to research and create an assembly line that can deliver the food they want to eat to them with the push of a button?"

"If you don't mind, I'd like to study this with you."

Dylan didn't refuse, but nodded: "Then let's do it together. Anyway, I've basically finished setting up the spell. Now let's review the spell in the oven again, tinker with it a bit more, and it should be done."

The two went into the kitchen.

Head straight to the corner.

There were some people in the Hufflepuff kitchen at that moment, bustling around, when they saw Dylan and Luna come in.

Many people turned their attention to it.

Dylan greeted them with a smile.

Luna asked, "This production line, it can't really be a single line, right? If you want to produce delicious food by pressing a button, do you need to rely on some equipment? Like the Secret Oven?"

Dylan understood what Luna meant.

"That's true. Take an oven as an example. We need to put the ingredients in and let it cook and process them on its own."

"And what I need to make can be an oven, a pot, or even a bowl or a plate."

"Whatever we want to eat will appear on our plates. This can be called a food production line, so that we no longer need to prepare ingredients ourselves."

Luna's eyebrows are light in color, and her hair is fluffy and reaches her waist. It looks a bit messy, but it gives her a touch of unruly and casual beauty.

"I understand." She nodded gently, her gaze thoughtful.

at the same time.

As they walked side by side through the corridor lined with copper pots and arrived at the corner of the kitchen, they discovered that there were two more people standing in front of the secret oven.

Right now, he's squatting on the ground, staring intently at the food cooking in the oven.

Dylan raised an eyebrow and walked over with interest.

"Cedric? Didn't you guys eat enough for dinner?"

Upon hearing the sound, Cedric and Qiu looked up.

Look, it's Dylan.

Cedric's eyes lit up: "Why are you here so late? Did you think our college kitchen was your own home?"

The girl next to Cedric also turned her head.

It was Qiu Zhang.

"Dylan? Hello."

Qiu's black hair was very smooth, looking as if it had just been styled, and was loosely draped over her shoulders.

She has a very typical Asian face and is the most beautiful girl in Ravenclaw. She is indeed very beautiful and has bright eyes.

She had met Dylan before, but they weren't very familiar with each other and had never spoken before.

Dylan smiled at her: "Hello, Senior Qiu."

Cedric stood up and then helped Qiu up.

Seeing that Qiu seemed somewhat interested in Dylan, and even looked him up and down at that guy's face, which was even more handsome than hers.

Cedric suddenly felt a sense of crisis.

He stepped forward without making a sound, standing in front of Qiu, blocking half of Qiu's body, and then looked at Dylan and Luna in front of him.

"My classmates say they've seen you two cooking together in our kitchen many times. Could it be that you two..."

Cedric's gaze swept between Dylan and Luna: "Are you on a date too?"

Qiu's gaze passed over Cedric's back and landed on Dylan and Luna.

She was a Ravenclaw student, so naturally she knew Luna, who didn't interact much with others at the House.

One could even say that he wasn't very popular with other Ravenclaw students.

As for Dylan, although the two of them were not familiar with each other, she had heard the name several times before.

One who is favored by deans of various colleges and universities.

Even Slytherin, the notoriously strict teacher, praised him.

They didn't even deduct points from the other party; on the contrary, they frequently added points.

After this back and forth, it was hard for her not to remember the name Dylan.

besides……

Her boyfriend, Cedric, would also mention Dylan's name to her from time to time.

Sometimes they would go on a date.

Cedric would tell her.

This date, or rather, the games they played, were all taught to him by Dylan.

Sometimes, she wasn't even sure if she was dating Cedric or Dylan...

(End of this chapter)