Chapter Thirty-Five Every Day Without Hermione Is a Waste of Time
Lovell looked at the book with some hesitation. The title of the book was weird. It looked like a book about the history of Hogwarts. It seemed not as attractive as "Wandering with Werewolves".
.More importantly, this book is very thick, with more than a thousand pages, several times as long as "The Werewolf".
According to Lovell's simple world view, bigger things must be more expensive. How could a rabbit be worth more than a wild boar?
The two small round metal pieces in his hand couldn't even be exchanged for "The Werewolf", so how could they be exchanged for "A School History"?
"Sorry, I may not be able to afford it." The wolf cub felt a little embarrassed. This behavior of enjoying other people's services without paying for it made him ashamed.
"I haven't said the price yet." The store owner was a little helpless. The kid in front of him felt that he couldn't afford it without asking the price...
Lovell: "I can't even afford the previous one. This one is thicker, so I definitely can't afford it!"
Lovell spread his hands, and there was a golden Galleons in each palm.
"Well, that's all I have."
The boss laughed out loud: The boy in front of him is so cute, as simple as a piece of white paper.
"This book only costs two galleons." The boss shook the thick "Hogwarts: A School History" and said in a very seductive voice: "You have just enough money to buy it.
"
Wolf cub:o(⊙w⊙)o
"Really?" Lovell's eyes flashed.
"Of course." The boss took the two Galleons from the wolf cub's hand and gave him the book.
As for the price of a copy of "Hogwarts: A School History", neither the boss nor the customers care about it. The customers don't think much about it, but the boss is not short of money - he opens a bookstore in Hogsmeade
People who are rich will never be short of money.
"By the way," the bookstore owner took out a small gift box from under the counter after checking out and handed it to Lovell: "Our store has a Christmas event. If you spend one galleons, you can get a Christmas blind box, which contains various
Gadget, this is your blind box."
Lovell has no interest in blind boxes, but if you don't take the free stuff, you won't take it for free.
Thank you for the gift of nature!
The wolf cub happily returned to Hogwarts with the book he bought and the blind box he drew.
When I returned to the office this time, Dumbledore finally appeared.
Dumbledore's eyes fell on the book in Lovell's hand, and then he asked with a smile: "Going to Hogsmeade?"
Lovell:Σ(っ°Д°;)っ
Broken, exposed!
Wait a minute, calm down!
The wolf cub fumed for a moment, then calmed down: Yes, I am going to Hogsmeade, what can you do to me?
Unlike ordinary students, wolf cubs do not have a college and are not afraid of being expelled. So what does the school rules of Hogwarts have to do with them? Just be careful not to expose Fred and George.
Old man, fire me!
When he thought of this, Lovell's mentality immediately changed. He felt confident and nodded confidently: "Yes, I'm going to Hogsmeade."
What surprised Lovell was that Dumbledore didn't mean to make things difficult for him. He just nodded lightly and said he understood.
"Be careful," Dumbledore warned Lovell, "Hogsmeade is different from Hogwarts, there are still some unstable factors."
Under the protection of Dumbledore and many professors, Hogwarts can be said to be a pure land. Hogsmeade Village is a mixed bag of good and bad people. Not to mention anything else, just the people from all walks of life who hang out in the Pig's Head Bar are not ordinary students.
This is why Hogwarts does not allow students to enter the village until they reach the third grade. The third grade wizards have a certain ability to protect themselves, and the school has specially designated a time
, there will be a large influx of senior students and teachers into the village, which ensures the safety of students.
The wolf cub didn't hear the hidden meaning behind these words. It just squatted there and nodded obediently.
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Lovell Guaigui Limited Edition.
"There may be some students who seduce you and violate school rules." Just when Lovell thought the matter was about to end, Dumbledore spoke again, "I hope you are aware of it and don't go too far."
Lovell:?
What is excessive? Never mind, just nod and be done.
The wolf cub continued to nod obediently.
Seeing Lovell's pretending not to understand, Dumbledore sighed in his heart: It is obviously unrealistic to ask an inexperienced wolf to distinguish what "excessive" means, even if it is as smart as a human being.
"What is too much, Lovell, do you know?" Dumbledore looked at the well-behaved little wolf cub in front of him with a kind but unavoidable gaze.
Lovell moved his paws uneasily: Why did he have a bad feeling? Was his and Fred's big adventure today discovered?
The wolf cub doesn't know much about the mysteries of magic, so it doesn't know that many things that happen in the castle are one-way and transparent to Dumbledore. As long as Dumbledore wants to know, he can basically find out.
For example, Fox is very clear about Lovell's movements today - it was the one who made the suggestion. Of course it knows that Lovell is going to buy books. Professor Dimit, who interacted with Lovell at The Three Broomsticks, also knows very well.
He also specifically talked to Dumbledore about this matter in order to find out information about the wolf cubs.
It's just that the wolf cubs don't know these things.
It's hard to imagine what's going on outside of your sight.
"Excessive things are those excessive things." Lovell choked out a nonsense sentence.
Dumbledore:......
Listening to your words is like listening to a word.
This kid really doesn't know what is excessive. Dumbledore sighed and said seriously: "Lovell, the so-called excessive things are things that violate the rules excessively. In my opinion, they will put other people in danger."
Things are excessive things. Let me give you an example. Let’s say there are two little wizards, and I ask you to take them for a walk in the Forbidden Forest. Will you take them there?”
The wolf cub puffed up his chest proudly: "Of course, I am familiar with the Forbidden Forest! I know..."
Seeing the expression of "I'm so awesome, come and praise me" on the wolf cub's face, Dumbledore covered his forehead with his hand: It doesn't understand at all!
Dumbledore:(￣ー￣)
Lovell:0Дq
Did I say the wrong thing again?
"Lovell, why do you think the Forbidden Forest is called the 'Forbidden' Forest?" Dumbledore said earnestly, "Forget it, it's a little difficult for you to understand this concept... You are not allowed to do it with other students in the future.
Do you remember the violation of school rules?"
For Lovell, Dumbledore simply used a one-size-fits-all approach to education.
"Remember~" Lovell understood now and nodded, indicating that he would not violate school rules with the little wizards in Hogwarts in the future.
"That's good." Dumbledore felt relieved that he had finally solved a big and difficult problem, but he couldn't just let Lovell go. He still had a problem.
"Where do you want to spend Christmas? Is it school or--"
"Go back to Granger's house!" Lovell said without hesitation: "Every day without Hermione is a waste of time!"
"Okay, it's up to you." Hearing what Lovell said, Dumbledore laughed out loud.