Hogwarts: I've acquired the Father System

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Hagrid was distracted during the exam.

He brought many florid caterpillars.

They were required to keep the caterpillar alive for one hour to pass the test.

This was the easiest exam they had ever taken.

Darren felt that Hagrid's actions were irresponsible.

A year has passed, and all they've learned is how to feed the Floater. Oh, and how to open the goblin book Hagrid gave them.

However, as a little saint, he certainly couldn't say that.

He looked at Hagrid with a melancholy expression and asked with concern: ...

"Hagrid, did they say what the chances are of Buckbeak surviving this time...?"

[Ding, Fatherhood Value +100]

[Ding, Fatherhood Value +100]

[Ding, Fatherhood Value +100]

[bite………]

Darren's words earned him another batch of "saintly father" points.

Thanks to Darren's recent efforts, he now receives maximum "Holy Father" rating whenever he mentions Buckbeak.

After all, he has recently shown everyone how much he has sacrificed for Buckbeak.

“Bick is a little frustrated…we still have to wait for the indictment the day after tomorrow.”

Hagrid whispered as he pretended to check Darren's Floocaterpillar.

Then he looked at Darren with a worried expression: "Darren, you must take care of yourself. Don't let Buckbeak be fine while you collapse."

"But... now, whenever I close my eyes, I can think of that verdict, I really..."

[Ding, Fatherhood Value +100]

[Ding, Fatherhood Value +100]

[Ding, Fatherhood Value +100]

[bite………]

Darren choked up and lowered his head.

It seemed he was trying to hide the sadness in his eyes.

Although his eyes couldn't be seen, many people suspected that Darren must have cried.

He's always been so kind, but this time, he's being forced to watch Buckbeak die.

This must have been an extremely difficult thing for Darren to bear.

Even Malfoy felt his face burning; he realized he had gone too far.

But he couldn't bring himself to say those words of submission.

In fact, even what he told his father about Darren finding a lawyer was just him bragging.

He had no idea that Darren was going to hire a lawyer.

It wasn't until Darren was heartbroken and upset in the lounge that he learned Darren was looking for a lawyer.

After asking his father, he learned that Darren's house-elf had made a huge fuss when he was looking for lawyer information, and his father had noticed.

Dad didn't mean anything by it against Darren.

He simply didn't see anything wrong with sentencing an animal to death.

But Draco was in great pain.

He even wanted to tell his father that he didn't want to vent his anger anymore.

Can……

Forget it.

He's Malfoy, how can he not be arrogant and domineering?

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Chapter 363 Your mother is truly great!

In the afternoon, they rushed to the Potions classroom.

Their task this time was to cook a pot of chaotic sauce. They needed to do it all together in a classroom.

Darren quickly prepared his medicine.

So Snape kept pulling him along, standing behind Harry to talk about his improved skills.

Snape said this while glancing at Harry.

Finally, he said sarcastically, "Darren, your mother must be great; she passed on all her hard work and diligence to you."

Harry Potter, on the other hand, probably only inherited his father's talent; he makes me despair.

"professor………"

Darren frowned.

He wanted to say, "Don't talk about his father like that."

However, Snape seemed to know what he wanted to say, and he said very sincerely, "I'm sorry, Darren, I have to apologize to your father. He's still a very good man!"

Well.

Look how well Snape played that move.

He looked down on James, then praised himself in what he thought was a compliment.

He must have thought he was incredibly clever.

However, Snape was unaware of Darren's thoughts.

He was in a very good mood.

Then he gave Darren a perfect score on his report card.

"Very good, as expected of a Slytherin student. You can go back and rest now. Of course, I hope you really do rest. I hope that when I see you tomorrow, you won't have dark circles under your eyes!"

"Snape warned."

After Darren left.

He moved a little closer to Harry.

He exclaimed, "Some people just don't have any talent in Potions class. I wonder why? Maybe they're just not smart enough?"

His words infuriated Harry.

Harry's hand trembled, and he accidentally added an extra gram of the medicine.

Then his chaotic potion thickened.

He saw Snape's knowing, mocking expression.

He gritted his teeth.

Ultimately, due to his disdainful efforts, his potions became even more appalling.

When he handed the potion to Snape, he didn't dare look Snape in the eye.

She was terrified of seeing Snape's mocking gaze.

However, he still secretly turned around and glanced at Snape before leaving.

He was drawing several circles on his report card.

It looks remarkably like zero.

On Wednesday morning, Darren walked into the History of Magic classroom.

Professor Binns, who taught the history of magic, gave him a rare smile.

"Oh, Darren, you're here. Here's your test paper. You can go back and rest after you finish it."

Darren glanced at the exam paper Professor Binns had given him; it only had one major question, asking him to briefly describe the hunting of witches in the Middle Ages.

He wrote extensively on the entire parchment.

Professor Binns was very satisfied.

"Very good, Darren. I knew there wouldn't be any problem that could stump you, but you definitely need to rest!"

This is the opinion of many professors.

Even Professor Sprout, who taught herbal medicine, kept suggesting that Darren take a nap.

She said Darren's dark circles under his eyes had become more pronounced.

If Darren doesn't pay attention, she'll tell Snape and have him force him to sleep.