With extraordinary comprehension, I built a floating city at Hogwarts.

The witches loved her cute appearance and lively, playful personality.

As for the male wizards… oh, the fact that she is a dragon is enough to win their hearts.

So, every time Levin appeared with Aiwu, a large crowd would gather around, eager to see Aiwu for themselves.

Their enthusiasm almost scared Xiaolong.

Aiwu looked around timidly: "This place is so scary! Why don't we take these delicious things and go somewhere less scary?"

Looking at the blocked dormitory entrance and the expectant eyes in front of him, Levin knew that if he didn't do something, he might not be able to leave. So he looked at Xiaolong and said, "They just want to touch you, Aiwu. They just think you're too cute."

But Xiaolong still hesitated.

So Levin pulled out his trump card, taking a butter cookie from his pocket: "I have a sweet and delicious cookie here, only the most obedient children can eat it. Who wants this cookie?"

Upon hearing this, Little Dragon immediately jumped up and stretched out his paw towards Levin: "Me! Me! Me, me, me! I want a cookie! Levin, please give me a cookie! Please!"

"I'll give you cookies, but you have to greet everyone properly first."

As he spoke, he handed over the biscuits.

Aiwu chewed on the biscuit, her eyes excitedly closed. Then she suddenly opened them again: "Hello everyone, I...I am Levin's pet, Aiwu. As you can see, I'm just a little dragon, and I'm still growing. So each person can only touch me once, otherwise I won't grow up, okay?"

The little guy's sweet, childlike voice melted everyone's hearts; who could possibly disagree?

So little Aiwu ate his biscuits obediently in Levin's arms, while the Ravenclaws took turns coming up to Levin and feeling the little guy's delicate and cool dragon scales.

And it was from this day onwards,

The young wizards learned how to please Aiwu.

Soon, Aiew became the tyrant of the Ravenclaw common room.

Whenever Levin was in the lounge, or on his way to class, he could see Aiwu flying around in the lounge.

Nobody wanted to bother with her, even though they were occasionally affected by her antics.

Professor Flitwick also liked Iowa very much.

After Xiaolong appeared, he patrolled the Ravenclaw lounge more frequently, and would chat with Aiwu for a while each time.

Soon, Levin no longer needed to prepare food for Aiwo, because the little guy would always be fed by a bunch of Ravenclaw ladies. Anyway, with a carnival dragon's stomach, eating as many sweets as he wanted wouldn't be unhealthy.

So, every day Xiaolong would bring back a bunch of snacks to share with Levin.

A week later, Xiaolong was still healthy, but Levin himself almost got fat indirectly.

The fact that Levin kept a baby dragon was not limited to Ravenclaw.

Whether it was Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, or Slytherin, they all expressed envy, jealousy, and resentment.

Especially Draco Malfoy.

Since the last Defense Against the Dark Arts class, the fact that Malfoy was afraid of Levin had become widely known, greatly diminishing his reputation.

He both feared and disliked Levin. He was about to forget last year's nightmare and break free from the psychological shadow cast by Levin.

As a result, Levin's "personal" approach during Defense Against the Dark Arts class deepened his impression and pulled him back to that tragic experience.

Levin's jealousy reached its peak when he learned that Levin owned a "talking dragon".

Who is Malfoy? He absolutely adores dragons; in fact, his name, Draco, means "Dragon."

In his first semester, he even gave up reporting Harry in order to see Hagrid's Norbert.

In order to have Norbert, he even wanted to reconcile with Harry and Norbert.

Therefore, Malfoy decided to take revenge on Levin.

Of course, he wouldn't dare to provoke the other party to their face.

Coincidentally, the news that Levin was afraid of ghosts also disappeared without a trace.

So Malfoy and his henchmen would often make ghostly gestures whenever Levin was mentioned, in order to mock and humiliate him.

At first, Levin didn't care much about this.

But as time went on, Malfoy's demeanor became increasingly tiresome.

Levin was determined to teach him a lesson—among the shared Elysium spells of Aiwu, there was a spell called [Dream Casting], which could allow the recipient to receive a beautiful dream designed by the caster after falling asleep.

However, with proper adjustments, even a beautiful dream can turn into a nightmare.

So every day while eating in the dining hall, Levin would deliberately walk slowly past the Slytherin table. He would "happen" to overhear Malfoy's slander against him.

Seeing this, Zhang Qiu simply couldn't understand, "Levin, do you really enjoy Malfoy and the others mocking you that much?"

"Of course not, I'm not that generous." Levin couldn't help but snort.

“Malfoy is going to have a tough time lately,” Luna said suddenly, staring at Malfoy on the Slytherin table.

“That’s right, that’s right, it’s all thanks to Ai Wu!” Xiao Long chimed in.

Among the young wizards in Ravenclaw, Luna was her best friend.

According to her, Luna is "one of the most interesting people," only slightly less interesting than Levin. Her quirky fantasies are really captivating.

"What did you do?" Zhang Qiu raised an eyebrow and asked Levin in a low voice.

"It's nothing, just a sweet dream about Sadako." Levin smiled slightly.

"And I secretly delivered the dream to that guy," Little Dragon said proudly.

"Sadako? Who's that?" Zhang Qiu wrinkled his nose, looking aggrieved. "The Japanese girl you just met?"

Levin waved his hands repeatedly to deny her suspicions, "Didn't Malfoy keep saying that I'm afraid of female ghosts? Sadako is the name of that female ghost. She's a ghost with flowing black hair and dressed in white. Very few people who know her aren't afraid of her."

"Flowing black hair, dressed in white?" Zhang Qiu looked at her hair, then at her white dress, and felt even more aggrieved. "Are you that afraid of me?"

"No, that's not what I meant. You misunderstood. Sadako really is just a female ghost." Levin waved his hands repeatedly and hurriedly told the other person Sadako's story.

After hearing the movie's synopsis, Zhang Qiu nodded in agreement: "You're right. If I dreamed of that female ghost, I would be very scared too. It seems Malfoy is in for trouble."

When Levin passed by the Slytherin table again the next day, Malfoy was no longer in the mood to say anything bad.

He was in very poor condition at this time. His platinum blonde hair, which was usually meticulous, was messy. His eyes were severely bloodshot and filled with blood vessels. His eye sockets were dark, and it was obvious that he had not rested well.

After finishing his lunch with no appetite, he left the auditorium with Gore and Crabbe.

Seeing this, Levin whispered a few words to Zhang Qiu, and the girl readily tidied her clothes and hair, then quietly left the auditorium.

At the corner of the corridor, a distracted Malfoy encountered a woman with black hair and dressed in white. He suddenly screamed, shoved Goyle and Crabbe aside, and ran away without a trace, leaving a long trail of water on the ground.

Behind him, Levin suddenly appeared out of nowhere and burst into laughter along with Zhang Qiu, who was dressed up as Sadako.

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Chapter 192 The True Runemaster

With the arrival of Little Lovebird, Levin's school life seemed to become more enjoyable.

The little guy always brings him all sorts of joy.

However, there's only one thing: aside from Magical Creatures class, Levin never brings Aiwu to any other classroom.

He knew all too well that Xiao Aiwu was the type who would repeat every word the teacher said.

If he brings Ai Wu along, he'll be expelled from the classroom on the spot—even if the professors consider him an excellent student.

In addition to Hagrid's Magical Creatures class, Levin has chosen three other elective courses this semester: Alchemy, Divination, and Ancient Runes.

The most difficult to learn was ancient runes. Apart from Levin, none of his roommates chose this course, so he could only attend the class with Hermione.

Because so few people chose this course, it was unexpected that all four young wizards from different houses attended it together.

Even so, when they entered the classroom, they found that there were still very few people inside.

As luck would have it, Malfoy also chose this subject. When Levin saw him, Malfoy still had dark circles under his eyes and bloodshot eyes.

Soon, Basilda Baburin, the professor of ancient runes, entered the classroom. She was a woman who looked to be in her thirties, wearing glasses and a simple but clean blue robe, with a scholarly air about her.

When she saw Levin, her eyes lit up, and she said happily, "I am honored that Mr. Levin Green is taking my elective course. With your level, you probably wouldn't learn much in a regular class."

Faced with Professor Babling's compliment, Levin gave a gentle smile: "Not at all, even I need to attend classes 730 to study."

“Oh ho ho ho, it’s an honor that you say that. I don’t think I can teach you anything,” Professor Babling laughed happily when she heard Levin say that. “On the contrary, if I have any shortcomings in my lectures, I hope you will not hesitate to give me your advice.”

"Oh, right, a master like you doesn't need to do those assignments prepared for mediocre people. I'll just give you an O on the final exam."

Levin's words to the professor left the young wizards in the classroom speechless with astonishment.

Malfoy and several of his Slytherin companions, in particular, began to feign vomiting as if they had eaten something disgusting.

That's so cheesy!

This is blatant discrimination!

But soon, the young wizards witnessed even more discriminatory treatment.

Throughout the entire lesson, Professor Baburin led the students in reading, memorizing, and copying several ancient runes.

While they were working hard, Levin sat upright at the table, engrossed in reading a book whose contents were unknown.

Professor Babling, however, ignored his oblivious behavior.

Everyone cast envious glances at Levin.

Even under the most biased Snape, Malfoy had never seen such a situation.

This is no longer a professor-student relationship.

Professor Basilda Babrin clearly regarded Levin as an equal colleague, or even a more senior figure.

After the first lesson was mostly over, Professor Babling began assigning homework to the young wizards.

Those were tasks involving translating ancient runes, where young wizards had to extract the correct meaning from these complex, difficult, and polysemous ancient runes.

She then stepped forward and asked Levin about ancient runes.

"Professor Barbling, I really want to understand why Green is exempt from completing these exercises?"

Malfoy, unable to bear this differential treatment any longer, stood up and sharply voiced everyone's thoughts.

The difference in treatment is huge. They're here working so hard translating, their brains are about to explode.

He, however, sat comfortably to the side, leisurely flipping through a book, with a professor personally serving him—he even had the leisure to set out an afternoon tea.