The Daily Life of a Hogwarts Terrorist

Moshiro, now in third grade, has started taking ancient runes classes this semester, and his teacher, Professor Verne Europalos (Ouroboros), is Moshiro's favorite teacher, bar none.

Because there are games to play in the magic class, the teaching tool "Phantom Beast Type I" developed by Professor Verne is not only gorgeous and realistic, but also entertaining and educational.

Of course, more importantly, Seamus doesn't have to worry about causing an explosion in Professor Verne's class, although he was very unhappy that he was paired with Pansy Parkinson of Slytherin when they were grouped.

Professor Verne is a very good person, but he's just too kind. He often engages in saintly acts, such as his so-called "activities to resolve conflicts between the various colleges."

This drove the students crazy. They had just fought the other side in Quidditch yesterday, with both sides tripping each other up and exchanging insults. If the professor hadn't been there, they would have definitely beaten the other side up. So, how could they not have arranged a fight afterward?

As a result, today we have to cooperate sincerely with each other under the tutelage of the great devil Jules Verne, and put on a show that there is no conflict, we are like-minded, and even very close.

"Damn it, the shoe prints from our sneaky kicking after dinner haven't been wiped off yet!" These were the words of Ron. He had kicked Malfoy's nephew, Goyle, yesterday, and of course, Goyle had retaliated. However, Goyle was in the same group as him in Spellbook class, along with Harry and Malfoy.

What a small world!

Of course, as an English gentleman (this was Seamus's mother's requirement, though Seamus himself preferred to be a knight, even though he was actually a wizard), Seamus wouldn't go back and kick Pansy, after all, she was a girl. And Pansy wouldn't kick Seamus either; she would only secretly cast a curse on him, making him sneeze constantly.

However, Simo dared not retaliate against Pansy at all.

Why is Simo so cowardly?

Because there's a word in the world called "being in the wrong".

During a spells class before the match, Seamus accidentally blew up the robes of the students around him. It was one thing for the boys to be exposed, but the girls were furious. Hermione and Parvati kept rolling their eyes at Seamus afterwards.

That class was with Slytherin, so Seamus was really embarrassed in Magical Literature class.

P.S.: I'll be traveling for business tomorrow and the day after, so there won't be any updates. I'm resting this weekend. I've already worked ten consecutive days, and with tomorrow and the day after, it'll be twelve consecutive days—I'm so tired! Writing is mentally enjoyable, but physically exhausting, so I need to rest. I'll see how things go next Monday; if I'm not too busy, I should update. So please don't wait up for the next few days. That's all. Thank you for your support! o(n_n)o

4. A Louise who isn't aloof isn't a good Louise.

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However, Simo no longer needs to worry about Miss Viper's retaliation or endure the disdain of Miss Leo.

Although Simo knew this was only temporary, since he could travel to this place, there was no reason why others couldn't.

Magic is amazing. For example, a powerful wizard like Headmaster Dumbledore could find him, especially since he had just added a considerable amount of money to Hogwarts' expenses.

Are we just going to let ourselves roam free in this other world? Or will we allow another incident of students disappearing without a trace?

The aftermath of last year's "little black room" incident hasn't completely subsided yet. Would the Malfoy family so easily give up the opportunity to attack the headmaster? Absolutely not.

Therefore, Seamus firmly believed that the professors would definitely come looking for him, and it was only a matter of time before they found him, since all it took was opening a door.

Based on Seamus's own experience, the magic that sent him to another world should be similar to the time-space transfer principle of the Portkey, except that this Portkey was fixed to a door in Hogwarts and hidden away.

Given that they had dropped such an obviously identifiable item as a robe, the professors, after carefully examining the scene, would not have found the door that had been hidden by magic.

Next, once you can enter this world, finding yourself will be easy.

(Symour didn't yet understand how the Room of Requirement worked; he had only drawn the above conclusion based on his own experience.)

Seamus's only worry was how to get back. Perhaps this castle contained a magic door similar to Hogwarts?

If that's the case, wouldn't I be able to freely travel between the two worlds once I find that door? Wouldn't that be possible?

Young Simo is caught up in the fantasies typical of adolescent males. As his fellow humans, we should understand him and support him in bringing his fantasies to life. (Hand over the notebook, and we're still good friends, haha!)

Unfortunately, those around him now fail to understand this.

"Hey."

"Hey! What are you daydreaming about!" Miss Louise Vallière stomped her foot angrily. The other students had already left and should have started class by now.

However, out of concern for her familiar, Louise stayed behind. When Seamus was initially writhing in agony, Louise was genuinely worried and felt a little guilty. (Seamus: "I wasn't writhing! Don't slander me! I'm a man determined to become a knight!")

After all, Seamus had helped her, and Seamus also seemed to be a magician, a magician who seemed to be about the same age as her. This made Louise feel that she shouldn't treat Seamus like a familiar, and should at least improve the treatment she received when communicating with him.

Just as there are suzerain states and vassal states between countries, there are great lords and vassals among nobles. Those excellent subordinates should be "rewarded" by their superiors. After altering some of the teachings of her elders, Louise convinced herself of this.

We all know that Miss Valier is a proud and aloof person, so even if she made some decisions because of a little bit of affection, Miss Valier would never admit it.

(Louise: "It's not because I like her! Don't talk nonsense! How could I possibly have feelings for my own familiar!")

In short, Louise ignored the provocations of the Swamp Lady (Miss Montmorency) and a certain fierce fire monster (Churchuk) and resolutely chose to stay with Simo, the price of which was probably being punished by the teacher for skipping class.

And then, things initially unfolded much as Louise had predicted. Seeing Seamus sweating profusely from the pain, Louise, who was by his side, felt that it was worth it to stay.

Although Louise, who had little experience, didn't know how to comfort Simo at this moment, being able to be by his side and give him a little comfort (whether it was effective or not) made Louise feel that she was a qualified "master".

"I'm just fulfilling my duty as a master, don't overthink it." In fact, Louise stayed with this excuse, but unfortunately, Seamus didn't hear her at the time.

Even in an effort to distract himself from the pain, Simo began to desperately think about other things.

So, as you have seen before, Seamus thought of his Runes professor, the Quidditch match a few days ago, the duel between the snake and the lion cubs; he thought of Pansy's revenge on him, and the reasons for it.

[I never imagined a girl's body could be so fair, soft, and beautiful... uh, cough cough! I was just thinking about it, just thinking!]

Thinking about being lost in another world and waiting for rescue, and perhaps finding a way back, along with the increased hormones for some reason, Simo started thinking about all sorts of random things.

For example, if one could freely travel between two worlds, and with one's own abilities and efforts, using the extra time and resources compared to others, one could find ways to improve one's magical strength.

Then, in another world, he becomes a knight, a ranger, and flirts with girls; then he returns to his original world to become a top student, crush Death Eaters, fight Voldemort, and flirt with girls again.

How reasonable, how hopeful, how possible all of this is!

Ximo was a great lover of literature. There were quite a few novels written by Chinese wandering monks with similar plots. When young Ximo read them, he was so excited that he wished he were the protagonist.

(That year was 1994. Ten years later, those sorcerers returned to China and uploaded their novels to a newly established Muggle website called Qidian.)

Then, without realizing it, Simo's left hand stopped hurting, Simo's expression became peaceful, and Simo's demeanor... became... sleazy?

Miss Louise, who had been secretly observing Simo, immediately noticed something was wrong.

"this!"

"this!"

"Why do you look at me like that? It's just as annoying as those little nobles who come to visit Mother!" Louise shouted angrily.

However, Simon, engrossed in his fantasy of a happy future in another world, didn't notice anything outside his mental realm. Instead, he chuckled and grew increasingly lost in his own fantasies, and so... well, he's a boy.

Louise, who was carefully observing Seymour, certainly wouldn't miss any clues, and so...

Snapped!

"Hey! You bastard! Why did you hit me?!" Seamus said, rubbing his left cheek after being slapped awake. In response, Louise, her face flushed, threw a small fist.

"Shut up! Shut up! Shut up! You stupid dog in heat!"

bump!

"Ugh!" Louise's knee slammed into Seamus's stomach, and unsurprisingly, Seamus, badly injured, passed out.

Thus, Seamus Finnigan, the Hogwarts third-year student who was defeated by an otherworldly girl without magic, officially began his "miserable" otherworldly life amidst the hustle and bustle.

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5. Simo is in trouble.

When Simo woke up again, it was already night; in fact, he was awakened by the haystack beneath him.

An unfamiliar ceiling, an unfamiliar haystack, and an unfamiliar room with an unfamiliar large bed. Huh? There's a bed, so why am I lying on a haystack? The roughness of the straw is really hurting me.

So Simo stood up unsteadily and groggily. He was grumpy when he woke up, but that wasn't the main reason. The main reason was that Simo had a terrible headache and felt dizzy, his stomach hurt a little, and he was very sleepy, really sleepy.

Strange? Very strange!

I spent the whole day in the castle, anxiously attending classes and carefully preventing my magic from going out of control. I thought the day would pass peacefully, but little did I know that a major incident would occur during Potions class.

After Seamus reluctantly "completed" his daily bombing mission, he was punished again that night for the daytime bombing. To make matters worse, he was chased by Dementors on his way back to his dormitory, which depleted his already limited energy.

Simo felt really exhausted!

With a thud, Simo collapsed onto the bed. The soft down comforter made Simo feel very comfortable, and there was even a faint fragrance on the comforter.

"Ah~ What a comfortable bed!" Blessed by the god of drowsiness, Seamus felt he could sleep on this bed for a century. Hogwarts' facilities really needed an upgrade.

"Huh? I think I forgot something?"

Seamus seemed to have noticed that something was amiss; for example, this didn't seem to be a Gryffindor bedroom. Of course, if he were more alert, he would have noticed that the bed curtains were pink, and there was a dressing table in the room with all sorts of colorful crystal bottles on it.

However, the demon of drowsiness made Simo unwilling to think any further; he should just go to sleep, he had class tomorrow morning. What class was it again? He forgot, he'd ask Dean later.

Then Simo heard the door open.

"I'm back. I brought you some dinner."

A girl's voice?

Simo was startled, and the missing memories flooded back like a tide. Then he widened his eyes and turned to look at the source of the sound.

A cute girl stood at the doorway, holding a large dinner plate in one hand. Her face was turned to one side, and her eyes were somewhat evasive. Her originally fair cheeks and neck were flushed with a pink blush, just as beautiful as her hair.

"Um, I used too much force just now, I'm sorry." Louise apologized shyly and at a loss for words. Proud Louise had no experience with this kind of thing, because Louise, who firmly believed that she was right, never apologized to others.

But for some reason, Louise wanted to apologize this time and seek the forgiveness of that familiar.

Was it because she was afraid of being abandoned by the injured Seamus? Louise vividly remembered Seamus's initial rejection at the ceremony. Louise was indeed very worried, but she knew that this was definitely not the reason that made her do this.

Was it to maintain the tacit understanding between the familiar and its master? That might be a good excuse, since if the relationship between the familiar and its master is too bad, the master will be unable to command the familiar, and in severe cases, it might even rebel. But Louise knew that couldn't be the real reason.

However, Louise herself couldn't say for sure why, or rather, she didn't want to know the real answer.

Because she didn't want Simmo to be crammed into the stable with those non-human familiars, Louise dragged Simmo back to her room (because she couldn't carry him). Now, Louise was struggling with how to face Simmo after he woke up.

During the time she waited for Simon to wake up, Louise thought about many things.

She is the third daughter of Duke Valier, a noblewoman, and a student at a magic school, but she is the worst student in her grade. She is Louise Zero.

He, a magician from an unknown place, knew nothing about him except that he knew his name was Simon Finigan through familiar contract magic.

However, as a magician, he became his own familiar after being summoned by himself. He could have refused this identity, and in fact, he did want to refuse at first.

This is not without precedent. Powerful beings, after being forcibly summoned, are dissatisfied with the weakness of their contractors and refuse the ritual, or even kill the summoner and escape. Similar things have happened in history.

But amidst his classmates' mockery and his own desperate cries, he stepped forward, and his familiar yet powerful explosive magic silenced everyone. Then, a dazzling magic circle, a dashing declaration like a knight confessing his love to a princess—all of this deeply moved Louise.

If it weren't for Simo, I probably would have had to leave school sadly and dishonorably tonight, unable to complete the sacred ritual.

So that vow kiss, which I had initially resisted, eventually became completely natural and effortless in that setting. At that moment, I genuinely wanted to...

"Ah ...