In This Hogwarts Without a Savior

"A group of mudbloods dared to form a gang in Hogwarts Castle. In the end, this matter was reported to the principal, and they were not executed yet."

Draco had a look of regret on his face, as if he was regretting not seeing the scene he was expecting.

Lucius took his arm, not intending to cause any trouble for Jon. For people like them, they felt insulted even if they talked to a mudblood, let alone took the initiative to pick someone who lowered his status. It's over.

In the magical world, those who like to torture "Mudbloods" the most are some mixed bloods.

Originally, everyone was ordinary people of the same level, but under Voldemort's rule, their status was not reduced, while the Muggle wizards who were originally their equals became slaves.

This allows them to be oppressed by pure-blood privileges and at the same time feel the taste of privilege. They are like spiritual upstarts. These people will frequently seek a sense of superiority from "Mudbloods", and they are also the ones who most support Voldemort's rule. people.

"I told you not to make any comments about that gentleman, especially outside."

Lucius took Draco away, but Jon was cleaning the window and squinting his eyes in thought.

The father and son actually revealed a lot of information to Jon in the conversation they just had.

Before coming, Dumbledore had explained to him that the "admission notice" that was tricked into signing by Muggle students in Hogwarts Castle was actually a kind of restriction, and it was not just a matter of signing one's name on the contract. A 180-degree change will immediately occur.

This is just a contract created to control the personal freedom of Muggle students and their talents in magic. It is not as scary as Jon imagined at the beginning, and it can directly and subtly change people's minds after signing it. .

This means that the "Mudblood" students in Hogwarts Castle still have their own independent will and have not been domesticated like house elves, where they only know how to obey.

Where there is oppression, there will naturally be resistance. The other Hogwarts carriage led by Dumbledore is a kind of resistance, and these Muggle students in Hogwarts Castle obviously know that they should resist.

It's just that in a castle where the strength gap is so big that the people who are pressed can hardly breathe, it is difficult for their resistance to have any results.

Draco's words also revealed this. Those students were punished. Although they were not directly deprived of their lives, the punishment was obviously not very light.

Otherwise, he would not have known about this matter, and even witnessed the punishment of those students on the spot.

Jon looked back at the backs of the Malfoys and his son, their clean robes dazzling in the sunlight.

The parents and students who come and go in Diagon Alley are the same as them. Parents and children are warm and harmonious. The freshmen hold up their brand-new wands excitedly; the third and fourth grade students who met in school and went to the pet store together happily choose. Feed owls with pet food; boys and girls who are approaching adulthood gather together and walk out of the bookstore, frowning and discussing how to cope with the seventh-grade ultimate wizard level exam, and at the same time there is a burst of laughter.

Everything here is so beautiful, just like the magical world is still the magical world in the original work, and Hogwarts is still the Hogwarts in the original work.

And the dirty Jon squatting in the window and laboriously wiping the high glass was like the only stain in the world that shouldn't be there, the bug in Draco's mouth that destroyed this harmony and beauty.

Jon struggled to clean the rag in his hand, but an inexplicable chuckle appeared at the corner of his mouth.

The eyesore bug in the sun and the twinkling star in the dark night, these two names can be regarded as complementing each other.

Life in Diagon Alley is very monotonous. Because he can't go out, Jon's life is basically repetitive and boring every day.

Days like this lasted until September 1st, and it was finally time for the new semester to start.

The night before, Aikemo specially prepared a dinner that was much richer than before. Although he didn't say anything, Jon could tell that he was seeing him off.

For ordinary students, the way to get to Hogwarts Castle is to go to platform nine and three-quarters of King's Cross station and take the Hogwarts Express, but for students like "Smith", he certainly doesn't deserve it Sitting on the same vehicle as the noble half-bloods and pure-bloods.

Jon didn't know how to return to the castle, but he didn't wonder for long. On the afternoon of the 1st, an uninvited guest came to the potion shop.

It was a house elf, just like what Jon had seen in the movies in his previous life. He had pointed ears, big copper eyes, and was so skinny that he looked very ugly.

After a "pop" sound suddenly flashed into the potion shop, the house elf respectfully handed a piece of parchment to Acmo's hand.

"Sir, would you please rate the performance of the Mudbloods boarding your shop this holiday season."

Without any surprise, Aikemo gave Jon the best "O" evaluation. Then the house elf put away the parchment, bowed to Aikemo, and then walked to Jon's side. , without any communication or reminder, he directly grabbed Jon's arm.

The next second, the same twisted feeling when he and Dumbledore disapparated spread throughout Jon's body. When he felt his feet stepping on solid ground again, he had already arrived in a completely new environment.

This should be the basement of a certain building. Everything around him is sealed. Only a lone door is tightly closed. Under the flickering light, there are dozens of people around him who are also wearing linen robes, older and older. There are small children.

They all sat apart on the ground, keeping enough distance between each one. It seemed that no one dared to be next to each other, and no one spoke.

After the house elf sent Jon here, he immediately disappeared from this room again, as if he was going to pick up the next child.

After seeing these children, Jon had already guessed where he was now.

You need to use a house elf to apparate directly in. The only place where so many "Mudbloods" gather is Hogwarts Castle!

And just when he had determined where he was, there was another sound unique to Apparition, like a whip twitching in the air.

A girl with messy chestnut shawl long hair and also wearing a shabby gray linen robe was brought in.