Drag Sister to Dominate Hogwarts

"It's a pity that you forgot one thing. I am much better than you when it comes to transfiguration."

Maintaining Transfiguration with one hand, Cassandra snapped her fingers lightly.

The crisp sound attracted everyone's attention, and in the next second, everyone in the auditorium saw countless waving and twisting vines growing from the wooden stage.

They are like a devil's net, binding the boa constrictor.

It even rushed towards Harry, turning the whole stage into a big stage of green tentacles.

Harry just felt his hair stand on end, and then used the Fire Charm again.

It's a pity that Cassandra had quick eyesight and quick hands, and a spell immediately stopped Harry's lighting spell, but this time only a small flame appeared.

Before Harry could say the spell again, Harry's ankles were already entangled by two vines, and then his entire foot was thrown up and down.

Exactly the same as Lockhart just now.

As for Lockhart, he had already run off the ring, as if he would run away if there was a disagreement.

But now, he dare not.

Cassandra was staring at him, and it was time for the contest to end.

"Perfect Transfiguration, I guess Miss Malfoy must be a master... well, professional-level Transfiguration."

Lockhart almost misunderstood that Cassandra was asking him to flatter him.

Fortunately, he understood the dissatisfaction in Cassandra's eyes, and immediately changed his words.

"And our Mr. Potter, who turned out to be a descendant of Salazar Slytherin, no wonder you are black...so talented in duels."

"It's time for this fight to end, and I admit I'm eye-opening."

"What about you, Professor Snape?"

Worried about not being able to suppress the scene, Lockhart even dragged Snape out.

And Snape didn't respond for a while, he was thinking how did Harry Potter come from the blood of Salazar Slytherin?

It is impossible to think theoretically, but it has been 1000 years since the era of Salazar Slytherin. It seems that it is not incomprehensible that there are descendants of the Slytherin family in the Potter family or Lily ancestors.

"Stop it, Mr. Potter."

After thinking for a few seconds, Snape said, "You don't want to try the feeling of being stuffed in your mouth by a vine, do you?"

"If you still dare to wave the small wooden stick in your hand while reciting the spell, Miss Malfoy's Transfiguration will not only bind your ankles."

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Although Harry was very unwilling, he could only lower his wand and admit defeat to Cassandra.

The gap between him and Cassandra was too great, and it was not a gap that mere tactics could make up.

"Don't be discouraged, the gap between us and her is very small, isn't it?"

A cold and old voice sounded in Harry's mind.

Harry subconsciously wanted to nod, but was suddenly a little dazed.

Why are there voices in my head?

But he didn't have time to think about it, because Cassandra had put him down.

Naturally, the movements of the vines couldn't be very gentle, so Harry lay on the ground in some embarrassment.

He stared at Cassandra, as if Cassandra was looking for an opportunity to humiliate him again.

But what he saw was Cassandra's admiring smile.

This made him slightly dazed.

No, he must have made a mistake, it was all Cassandra's mockery!

"You are already very strong, surpassing the level of ordinary adult wizards."

Cassandra seriously commented on Harry: "The most important thing is that your thinking is very active, and the difference is more in experience and magic power."

"There's no rush for these things."

Harry's talent in spells is astonishing, he can make his spells explode with enormous power, the level of increase even Cassandra is envious of.

Without the silent and systematic additions, Cassandra might not even be as good as the current Harry.

"Also, don't delve too much into black magic. A suitable spell is often more effective than a purely powerful one."

Harry's growth also allowed Cassandra to temporarily let go of her worries.

Harry, as the protagonist, obviously still has something.

Even without Hermione by his side to tell him what to say, he would be very strong.

Of course, it was far from facing Voldemort, but there was Dumbledore behind him.

Harry didn't answer Cassandra's comment, just lowered his head with clenched fists.

From Cassandra's point of view, this can be explained as the little boy's unconvinced defeat.

In the original book, Harry himself is very stubborn, blindly believing in his own judgment and ability.

Sometimes this is indeed an advantage, at least it made Harry dare to face Voldemort.

But Harry also killed his godfather because of this. It can only be said that once a person's character is formed, it is difficult to change.

Cassandra didn't wait any longer, and with a wave of her wand, all the vines returned to their original positions, turning into a wooden floor.

But this time, Cassandra's transfiguration didn't bring her any exclamations.

The entire lobby was still immersed in the duel just now.

Not only because of the confrontation and changes between the two people, but also because of the Parseltongue shown by Harry Potter.

Parseltongue can almost be equated with the descendants of Slytherin.

A scion of Slytherin who turned out to be a Gryffindor?

"I declare now that the winner of this duel is Miss Malfoy."

Lockhart was the best at adjusting the atmosphere, so he started to get everyone to applaud.

Sparse applause began to sound and gradually became enthusiastic.

Although there were still too many mysteries about Harry to be solved, the duel just now was indeed exciting, even beyond the level that a student should have.

When the applause disappeared, the red-haired twins suddenly cheered: "Welcome to our Lord Slytherin!"

The two came to the edge of the stage and made an exaggerated gesture of bending over to invite.

This made Harry, who was immersed in failure and frustration, stunned. Could it be that they were also mocking themselves?

But it turns out that Fred and George, seemingly careless and heartless, know more about the world than their brother Ron.

What Harry is facing now is not only the dilemma of failure, but also has the embarrassing identity of Parseltongue, and urgently needs some kind of support and encouragement.

They hadn't forgotten that they had just carried Harry onto the stage.

"Though you have Slytherin blood."

"But now you are one of our Gryffindors."

"Simply put, Gryffindor is bigger than Slytherin."

"We won twice!"

The red-haired twins sang together, making Harry's almost frozen mood a little better.

Many Gryffindor students think from the perspective of the red-haired twins, it seems to be the same thing?

Parseltongue came to Gryffindor, doesn't it just prove that even the descendants of Slytherin don't like Slytherin house?

Gryffindor is bigger than Slytherin!

Cheers began to resound in the hall. Once the honor was involved, the Gryffindor students seemed to have been beaten.

What's more, the opponent is Slytherin, whom they hate the most, and Slytherin has been extremely strong this year.

Now, supporting Harry was tantamount to opposing Slytherin, and what Gryffindor would refuse to block Slytherin House?

On the other side, Slytherin House became speechless.

They wanted to refute, but Parseltongue was almost a symbol of the descendants of Slytherin.

As a result, all the descendants of Slytherin abandoned Slytherin House. Is Slytherin House really hopeless?

"We don't have Parseltongue, but we have Cassandra."

It was at this time that Pansy Parkinson, one of Cassandra's most ardent supporters, stepped forward.

Because of Cassandra's strength and Gemma's excellence, she has no sense of presence around Cassandra.

Cassandra had no intention of alienating her on purpose, but it is true that she has had little communication with her.

If Cassandra hadn't had to return to Hogwarts occasionally, Pansy's servant status might have been lifted.

But now, Pan Xi stood up, as if he had found his position.

"Our Cassandra is stronger than the descendants of Slytherin, and she will be stronger than Slytherin in the future!"

In this way, the spirits of the Slytherin students were lifted.

Although the second half of Pansy's sentence was a bit too fanatical, at least the first half of it was quite accurate.

Daphne Greengrass also seized the opportunity to speak: "There are many descendants of Slytherin, and not everyone is very good."

"Maybe he just bumped his head and just learned Parseltongue."

This remark drew laughter from the students of Slytherin House, and many looked at Harry's forehead maliciously.

It was as if the lightning scar representing glory had instantly become worthless.

"Is it difficult to admit that you are jealous of Harry?" Ron spread his hands and said loudly, "The descendants of Gryffindor have never been to Slytherin!"

Facing Ron's immature ridicule, Pansy skillfully retorted: "That's just because he couldn't find a girlfriend, and he didn't even have a child after he died."

Gryffindor is different from Slytherin. He and his descendants don't care about pure blood, so the bloodlines are very scattered, and there is no detailed pedigree.

Therefore, the descendants of Gryffindor are just not clear, but in fact many families may be descendants of Gryffindor.