My partner at Hogwarts is Tom

Viktor, the giant tentacle that had greeted him, disappeared back into the Black Lake, and seemed lost in thought.

It seems that the strength of my natural affinity after becoming a druid is greater than I imagined.

When I was studying at Hogwarts, I once went down to the Black Lake to try and catch the giant squid, but the giant squid casually brought me ashore.

During the summer vacation at Hogwarts, I also visited the Black Lake and interacted with the elders of the fish-men tribe at the bottom of the Black Lake.

At that time, the giant squid also ignored him.

Now that I have merged with the Heart of Nature and become a Druid,

This giant squid, which usually ignores me, actually took the initiative to greet me.

So, there's still some hope for the giant squid's tentacles.

Victor immediately shook his head, dismissing the idea.

Although every Hufflepuff has the desire to taste the giant squid's tentacles.

But he's a professor at Hogwarts now, how can he lead the way in doing such a bad thing?

Yes, he is a professor now, and he absolutely cannot do anything that would damage his professorial dignity.

As he was thinking, he casually pulled something out of his pocket that looked like a segmented limb.

He casually broke off a piece and handed it to Tom, who had just finished eating dried fish.

While eating the grilled eight-eyed giant spider leg, Victor quickly pushed that absurd idea out of his mind.

Then it dawned on me: how could I give a memorable first lesson to the seventh-grade wizards who were about to enter society?

Just then, two clear voices woke him from his thoughts.

"Professor Victor."

Victor looked up and saw two little wizards carrying books running excitedly toward him.

Running ahead was a girl with red hair, which shone like flames in the afternoon sun.

Her cheeks were dotted with freckles, and her bright brown eyes were sparkling with the eager light of someone meeting their idol.

She wore a slightly oversized black robe, the hem of which fluttered gently as she ran.

He was clutching a copy of "Fantastic Beasts Here" and several rolls of parchment tightly in his arms.

Following closely behind was a girl with a unique temperament.

Her long, light golden hair was slightly tousled, with a few strands sticking up unruly, and a pair of exaggerated carrot-shaped earrings swayed gently below her earlobes.

Her misty, light silver eyes were wide open, as if she were always gazing at something wondrous that ordinary people could not see.

Compared to the red-haired girl in front, she ran at a leisurely pace, her posture appearing somewhat unsteady.

In addition to the same copy of "Fantastic Beasts Here," he was also clutching a magazine, its vibrant colors on the cover standing out against the black robe.

He watched as the two little witches ran excitedly toward him.

Victor also stopped thinking and a smile appeared on his face.

Anyone would be happy to meet two beautiful and adorable little book lovers, and Victor was no exception.

When Victor saw the little witch who ran over first, her bright red hair immediately caught his eye.

Victor already had a guess about the little witch's identity.

The words of the little witch who excitedly ran up to Victor confirmed Victor's guess.

"Professor Victor, could you please sign your autograph? My name is Ginny Weasley. My brother Charlie often mentions you in his letters. Did you really defeat a dragon all by yourself?"

Faced with Ginny's barrage of questions, Victor smiled and took the book from her hands.

He skillfully pulled a pen from his pocket, signed his name on it, and then said...

"Thank you. Charlie has also mentioned his sister to me. You are just as beautiful and intelligent as he described."

"But the dragon you mentioned wasn't defeated by me alone; it was defeated by me and my partner, Tom."

Upon hearing Victor's words, Tom immediately puffed out his chest.

You know, he put in a lot of effort when dealing with that stupid dragon.

Even a tuft of fur was burned off its tail.

Ginny, standing to the side, looked at Tom with sparkling eyes.

At the same time, he handed the book in his hand to Tom.

"Then, Mr. Tom, could you sign your autograph for me too?"

Upon hearing Ginny's request, Tom grinned so wide his mouth stretched all the way to his ears.

He reached behind him and pulled out a thick, large, golden fountain pen. He then signed his name in a flourish, below Viktor's signature.

Looking at the two flamboyant signatures on the birthday gift her brother Charlie had given her, Ginny excitedly hugged it to her arms.

At that moment, the girl who seemed to be daydreaming behind Ginny also came to Ginny's side.

At the same time, she placed the book of Fantastic Beasts that she was holding in front of Victor.

"Professor Victor, my name is Luna Lovegood. Could you please sign your autograph? I have a few questions I'd like to ask you."

Meeting Luna's ethereal gaze, Victor was slightly taken aback, then smiled and took the bookmark from Luna's hand, signing his name on it.

"Of course, I'll answer any question I know the answer to."

Viktor couldn't help but feel a sense of fondness for this girl with her clear and ethereal eyes.

He had only ever seen this kind of innocent gaze in the eyes of magical creatures and a small number of wizards and humans, including his grandfather.

This is curiosity about something, and the purest form of love.

When she met Viktor's gaze, Luna showed no shyness. Instead, she looked at Viktor with a natural, earnest, and expectant expression and asked him a question.

"Professor Victor, have you encountered any gnats, harassing rascals, or even horned snoring beasts during your travels around the world?"

Luna then went on to describe in detail the appearance of these magical creatures she had described.

Faced with Luna's expectant gaze, Victor thought for a moment, then shook his head and said to her.

"I'm sorry, Luna, I haven't seen these magical creatures during my travels around the world."

Upon hearing Viktor's reply, Luna's bright eyes immediately dimmed.

"However, Luna, the fact that I haven't seen them doesn't mean they don't exist. Perhaps it's just that we haven't discovered them yet."

"This world is vast and immense, and countless unknowns await our exploration."

"Among them are countless amazing little creatures that we have never seen before, hidden in places we don't know about."

Meeting Luna's bright eyes as she looked up again, Victor spoke earnestly to her.

"Or perhaps these magical little creatures don't want to be seen by others; they only appear in the eyes of their favorite little wizards."