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Chapter 61 Snape Gets Special Treatment, Fire Serpent Party

When Harley's emerald green eyes stared at Snape and she uttered "stinky Mudblood," Snape reacted as if struck by a violent blow, his hands trembling violently and veins bulging on his forehead.

The next second, Snape, like a viper, hissed and spat venom at the Slytherins.

"I don't recall ever teaching you to say that."

"Rhine Snow was right before, you all really need to learn some manners."

"Everyone, stand up!"

"As for you, Marcus Flint... given your brain that's even dumber than a troll's, standing to learn is probably too difficult for you. I think you should find a posture that will help you learn better."

Immediately, Snape swung his wand, and a Bell of the Goddess struck Flint.

Flint was instantly hoisted upside down, and his already precarious teeth fell out under the influence of gravity.

Even so, it was not enough to quell the raging anger in Snape's heart.

"Slytherin, deduct fifty points!"

The Slytherins, who had initially thought Snape was in charge, were now completely stunned, as if struck by lightning.

The first-year Slytherins glanced at them with smug expressions.

I told you it wasn't our problem, didn't I?

You come and you still can't do it, and you still have the nerve to criticize me!

Then, Snape's gaze fell on Rhine, then swept over Harry, and he said expressionlessly.

"Rhine Snow, Harry Potter, given your behavior, come to my office next Tuesday for detention!"

"I will definitely teach you well."

Snape emphasized his words, then strode away with a cold expression.

Hermione, Ron, and the others looked indignant and were about to call out to Snape.

Rhine and Harry both gave strange looks and quickly pulled Hermione and Ron away to a more secluded spot.

Hermione looked completely bewildered.

"How could we let you go into solitary confinement?"

"It's clearly these Slytherins who are shameless!"

Ron nodded as well.

"Yes, we were just about to call out to Professor Snape."

"Rhine, Harry, why won't you let us talk? The older students say Snape's detention wasn't pleasant!"

Rhein chuckled.

"I don't know about the others, but I think Professor Snape's order for us to be put in solitary confinement probably wasn't really for solitary confinement."

Harry nodded repeatedly, expressing his deep agreement.

"I saw Dudley get into trouble at school, and Uncle Vernon said he would take him home and discipline him properly, but instead he took Dudley out for a big meal."

"Professor Snape just looked just like Uncle Vernon back then."

"So I think it's less like solitary confinement and more like he's giving Rhine and me special treatment!"

Hermione and Ron stood there, stunned.

what?

Ron muttered something under his breath, his face full of suspicion.

"Why do I get the feeling that Snape saw Harry in women's clothing and it was like seeing his own daughter?"

Harry was also taken aback for a moment.

Before he could figure out what was going on, the Gryffindors, who had won a great victory this time, surged over again, cheering and surrounding Rhine, Harry, and the others as they headed to the Great Hall for lunch.

This was arguably the most enjoyable lunch the Gryffindors had eaten in almost a week since school started.

Because most of the long table on Slytherin's side was empty, and those people were standing in the corridor as punishment!

Not to mention, in the funnel representing house points, Gryffindor's score far surpasses that of Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff.

As for Slytherin, they have fallen to last place.

That's why even the eaglets and badgers were all smiles.

Just then, Harry's owl Hedwig delivered a belated letter.

Harry arrived too late and left too hastily for breakfast, so Hedwig didn't have time to deliver the letter, but it has finally arrived now.

The letter was written in Haig's messy handwriting.

He knew Harry and his friends didn't have classes that afternoon, so he invited them to come over for tea around 3 p.m.

Harry was delighted by the news, and he borrowed a quill pen to quickly write on the back of the note.

"Okay, I'd love to. See you this afternoon."

"I'll bring Rhine, Ron, and Hermione with me."

At the same time, Harry turned his head and looked around.

He had intended to invite his roommates Neville and Seamus, but Seamus, the explosives genius, had caused another explosion during Thursday's class, so he had to clean the trophy display room this afternoon when he didn't have class.

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As for Neville, this afternoon marks his first official day working at Professor Sprout's greenhouse.

He has been preparing for this for a long time, and now he even memorizes knowledge about herbal care while eating.

Harry thought it best not to bother Neville.

So at 3:55 in the afternoon, Rhine and Harry left the castle, crossed the grounds, and headed toward a small cabin on the edge of the restricted area.

A crossbow and a pair of rubber overshoes hung in front of the wooden house.

Rhine's gaze swept over the few dried bloodstains on the crossbow, and he raised an eyebrow, a hint of surprise flashing in his eyes.

With his keen intellect and ability to understand all things, he could tell that most of the blood on it was human blood, while some was Hagrid's own.

This piqued Rhein's curiosity.

Although Hagrid is of mixed giant blood, he is not a cruel and bloodthirsty person.

Moreover, although he looks clumsy and seems to always make people overlook his combat strength, it should be noted that he is only one foot shorter than the giant Aba that Rhine had previously subdued.

Hagrid's half-giant bloodline grants him formidable close-quarters combat abilities and resistance to magic.

The key point is that he can also cast spells!

If Hagrid is truly angered and it comes down to a life-or-death struggle, even Professor McGonagall, among the members of the Order of the Phoenix, probably wouldn't dare say she can guarantee a victory!

Not to mention that everyone knows that Dumbledore is behind Hagrid.

Who will clash with Hagrid?

Once inside the cabin, Harry, Ron, and Hermione tried their best to pretend that they loved eating rock cakes that were so hard they couldn't even bite into them.

Rhine, on the other hand, ate them one after another, finding the small biscuits crunchy and quite tasty as long as you could bite into them.

After exchanging a few pleasantries, Rhine curiously asked Hagrid the question she had just asked him.

"Hagrid, as a hunting ground guard, do you often encounter enemies?"

Upon hearing this, Hagrid's expression turned serious, and he slowly nodded.

"Of course, of course."

"The Forbidden Forest behind Hogwarts is vast and boundless, home to many precious magical creatures, some of which are extremely valuable and attract the covetous eyes of wizards. I think that's the saying."

"In short, I run into poachers every now and then. They're all ruthless wizards, and I've almost gotten myself killed by them several times."

Hagrid still feels lingering fear when he talks about fighting poachers.

"But this is much better than the situation back then. A hundred years ago, poaching was rampant. Wizards who poached magical creatures even formed notorious organizations!"

"What was the name of that most notorious group again? Oh right, the Fire Ash Serpent Gang!"

(End of this chapter)