In This Hogwarts Without a Savior

"His final exam scores were even better this time. Not only the main courses, but also many elective courses also received the highest ratings. It is because of this performance that he won the title of Student Boy President in the last year of this year. Position."

Ron didn't seem to be happy for Percy, but rather disgusted.

"He's so flamboyant. He hasn't even become the president at school yet, but he declares at home that George, Fred, I, and Ginny all have to listen to him. It's ridiculous that my mother is still talking to him. , regarded him as proud."

Neville comforted him as always.

"Senior Weasley is indeed outstanding. He has the best grades among the senior students and has always been the student who abides by school rules the most. If he is not the male student president this year, there will be no one else with this qualification. "

"Of course I know that." Ron said dissatisfiedly, "I don't deny that he is indeed excellent, but his temper is really annoying. I guess when he becomes the student president in the school, everyone will have to listen to him. if!"

At this moment, an abrupt and somewhat cold voice suddenly sounded from behind Ron.

"Am I that unbearable in your heart? Ron."

At the dining table, the second-year students were stunned, and then they all pretended to eat the food in front of them as if nothing had happened, but out of the corner of their eyes, they were secretly looking at the man behind Ron who also had red hair and wore a The boy with glasses and dark face looked at him.

When Ron heard this voice, he couldn't help but shuddered, but he quickly calmed down and turned to look at his third brother.

"I'm just telling the truth, Percy!" There was no hint of retreat on his face. Originally, he had the least respect for this brother in the family, although the others may not have the same respect.

Percy, who had a boy's president badge on his chest, had an ugly expression on his face. The entire second-year table fell silent, and everyone felt uncomfortable being looked at by his gloomy gaze.

Hermione unconsciously leaned closer to Jon's seat; Hanton seemed to be studying whether the pattern on his dinner plate was elegant; Neville wanted to speak to lighten the atmosphere, but he opened his mouth but didn't know what to say; Wende and Jasyan both lowered their heads and tried their best to pretend they didn't exist in the face of such an embarrassing scene.

The atmosphere on their side even attracted the attention of students at several other tables. The two brothers George and Fred sitting nearby looked towards this side.

"Hi, what's going on?"

Percy did not continue to let the situation remain in such a stalemate. His expression was still very bad, but he just left a sentence in an understatement.

"Then let's wait and see."

Then he turned around and left the restaurant alone.

After he left, the atmosphere at the second-year dining table gradually returned to normal. Neville sighed and tried to persuade Ron.

"You should have apologized to him just now. Saying this will make it difficult for him to step down. After all, he will be the boys president when school starts."

"You've never seen him at home." Ron also looked very angry. He said loudly, "He always feels that others should listen to him and that he is better than others, but I only see his madness!"

Neville didn't say anything else. After all, although this was Hogwarts, it was also Weasley's family matter.

Jon had been watching this scene without saying a word. He didn't say anything to persuade him. He had already known Percy's attitude towards him before, so Jon naturally didn't take the initiative to get involved in these matters.

He didn't think it was a big deal. Originally, the younger children of the Weasley family didn't like their brother with outstanding academic performance because he was a little too eager for power and followed the rules to the extreme. It feels very uncomfortable to get along with people.

After dinner, Jon did not go back to the dormitory directly, but came to the office of Lupine, the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor who was new to the carriage this year.

Remus Lupine is a very good defense professor.

He only officially started teaching on the carriage in early March this year, but he is deeply loved by the students. At least his teaching level is no worse than Slughorn, and he is easy-going. Some students encountered any difficulties. He will help solve it.

When Jon returned to the carriage from the castle, he had already learned from Dumbledore that a large part of the reason why he could successfully rescue Hermione and other students from the castle was because of the Lupine and Sirius Black, who infiltrated Zikaban, jointly organized a prison escape plan and attracted the attention of the Ministry of Magic.

They stayed there for three years, delivering wands to the members of the Order of the Phoenix who were imprisoned on this prison island, trying to help them reduce the influence of dementors, and teaching them the Patronus Charm. Finally, they chose Dumbledore to give them the Patronus Charm. The breakout began at noon on the Thursday that Jon identified.

Lupine's actions attracted the attention of most of Voldemort's Death Eaters, including Snape and Barty Jr. from Hogwarts, who all went to reinforce them.

Dumbledore had no way to give Jon more help and could only ask Kingsley and McGonagall to come over to assist him. This was also because Moody wanted to bring other people from the Order of the Phoenix to assist in Azkaban's escape plan.

In the end, without any communication between the two sides of Azkaban Island and Hogwarts Castle, Dumbledore arranged to escape from prison at the same time.

Jon knew very well that the children he and Hermione had rescued from the castle were indirectly helped by Lupin and the others, so he took some free time in the first few days after returning to the carriage to take ten children, including Hermione, with him. Several students who escaped from the castle went to Lupine to thank him.

Lupine received them gently, without any airs of a professor, and each of them gave them a magic book on Defense Against the Dark Arts. This made them recover from the disdainful and indifferent attitude of the professors in the castle. Hanton and the others' favor for the professor skyrocketed.

During the remainder of his second year, Lupine admired Jon's talent in magic and gave him a lot of guidance in private.

It's just that his identity as a werewolf has not been announced yet. Although most of the students on the carriage probably don't care much about his identity, after all, in the current magical world, the status of "mudbloods" is not comparable to that of werewolves. Not much better.

But perhaps because of Lu Ping's own consideration, he asked everyone who knew about the matter to conceal it.

Every full moon, he would step off the carriage alone, find a quiet place to drink the wolfsbane potion Lily prepared for him, wait for the transformation to end, and then return the next day.

After the summer vacation began, he did not organize any interest clubs. Instead, at Jon's request, he taught him some knowledge about the Patronus Charm.

There will be more in the evening