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    Gryffindor Proverb 8: Justice always echoes in our hearts

    Harry angrily finished his lunch in two bites on the road and began his library life. However, he searched five books in the catalog and found that they were all "loaned and not returned".  It's really strange, when did such a boring legal volume as "Case of Injury to Magical Creatures" become available for loan?

    Harry decided to go to Mrs. Pince's place to look at the borrowing list, find the person who snatched the books from him, and at least convince him to give out a few books.

    "I don't know why you need to borrow these books again. Don't you kids never know how to share knowledge with your friends?" Mrs. Pince taught Harry a stern lesson, but she still opened the thick book.  , "If I remember correctly, the person who borrowed those books¡ª¡ª"

    It¡¯s Draco Malfoy.

    What does he need those books for?

    At that moment, Harry felt that the feeling in his heart was simply indescribable.

    Without thinking, Harry grabbed his bag and ran out of the library. He really should have slapped himself twice!  After all this time, does he still not know who Draco is?  Always so awkward, never showing concern, maybe even though he cares very much, he never says it - maybe Draco is right, he is just a Gryffindor monster whose brain has been corroded by toad pustules.  .

    Harry ran back to the Slytherin common room and happened to see Zabini doing his homework, "Brace, where is Draco?"

    "Go back to the dormitory" Blaise watched Harry run into the dormitory corridor with a confused look on his face. He was clearly an enemy before lunch, so why was he so eager to go on a date?

    Harry ran all the way to the dormitory. The closer he got to the dormitory, the more uncertain he felt. What would he say when he saw Draco?  He said that he had misunderstood him, and that he wanted to apologizebut rushing in like this didn't feel like an apology, but like an accusation of guilt.

    Hearing the sound of approaching footsteps, Draco slowly looked up from his notes and saw Harry rushing in with a sweaty forehead and carrying a schoolbag. He rushed to him, his face as red as the red hair of the Weasley family.  Draco put down his pen and said nothing.  Then Harry seemed to suddenly remember something, stamped his feet, turned around and ran back to the living room, but he quickly came out with a plate of cookies.

    Harry put the biscuits on the desk and pushed them over, with a blush on his face, "Well the house elf I asked for just now may not be as fresh as the one I got from the kitchen last time"

    Draco still said nothing.

    Harry's face turned red and he began to apologize profusely, "I, I mean I'm sorry for for wronging you. In fact, you are not so cold-blooded Uh, no, I mean, out of nowhere.  When things go wrong, except for yelling at others and pushing all the things and responsibilities onto others, I really don¡¯t help at all. In fact, I have no position to blame others at all. Compared to  The ones who are trying to save this, the ones who are really doing the work, so Draco, I'm sorry."

    The two sides were silent for a while. Just when Harry couldn't get a response from Draco and felt more and more ashamed, Draco picked up his wand and floated out a half-height book from the bookshelf.  Stacked it on the table, "All the information useful for defending in court is in it. But Harry," Draco emphasized in a very serious tone before Harry showed surprise and rushed over, "I did this only because of you.  I think so, and I'm helping you. As far as this case is concerned, I still insist that they need to be responsible for their words and deeds, and I will not interfere from now on. Because I also insist that the status of wizards is noble, and I will not do it for  The life and death of a beast and the future of a half-blood and half-giant are openly at odds with the respected and noble patriarch of a pure-blood wizarding family, let alone the Malfoy family and the Greengrass family."

    Draco's words still didn't sound so good to Harry's ears. Those unflattering remarks made him unhappy to contact Voldemort, but Draco is different from Voldemort after all, isn't he?  The fact is that he has been silently proving with his actions that he is not ruthless, maybe it is just his words.  Moreover, Hermione was right, Draco had to think more about his family and had his own concerns, which he should be considerate of.

    Who Harry is, he knows Draco better than himself, and he is very passionate about Gryffindor, so he ignores all the less pleasant parts.

    So, even if the ice was broken, the two reconciled again.

    To be precise, it was just Harry's unilateral move to stop the quarrel, because Draco had never been really angry - even if it was a bit awkward at first, how could Draco be with a boy who was only thirteen years old both physically and mentally?  What about getting angry?  especiallyLee believes that no one understands this better than Voldemort's former fans.  Therefore, he and Draco killed the weak and lingering Voldemort in the first grade. With his death, the once powerful and shameful representative of pure-blood faith disappeared. Under this premise, Tom Riddle  The old diary has undoubtedly become a 'valuable item' without any reservation

    But after all, it is the ¡®valuable item of extraordinary significance¡¯ belonging to the last descendant of Slytherin!

    So,

    The diary eventually led to the Slytherin Chamber of Secrets;

    The diary reveals Voldemort¡¯s dishonorable origins and his shameless attempts to cover up this fact;

    The diary incident finally restored Slytherin's reputation and pride.

    Then, the diary was eventually destroyed, due to the joint efforts of him and Draco, and he saved a little Gryffindor girl, which was full of praise.

    Slytherin could feel proud again. Harry remembered how Slytherin felt isolated in the entire school when he first entered school, and how those people said unpleasant things about Slytherin behind his back But now,  Slytherin is still proud, still arrogant, aloof, insisting on their pure blood, but something has begun to change.

    In the whole incident, who got the most benefit in the end?

    Who is the final winner?

    No, it's not him.

    Because he, Harry Potter, had already become what people call the Boy Who Lived when he was one year old, and became the savior in people's minds. He is Voldemort's mortal enemy, and it is natural for him to confront Voldemort.  , only by winning can he achieve his title as the 'Survivor Boy'.  Therefore, it is [should] that he fights, it is [should] that he wins, and his reputation has always been like this, so it is not him!

    It was Draco who guided him step by step to the end and revealed the secret;

    Malfoy became the new pure-blood leader;

    Draco became the leading soul of the new generation of Slytherin;

    Draco

    Harry didn't want to let himself think about it anymore, but the memories were like a flood that had burst a dam and couldn't stop flooding in. He clearly remembered that he asked Draco about the Malfoy family's position during the war. Draco said at the time  , [Malfoy, born noble, does not want to be anyone¡¯s slave]

    He remembered Draco telling him at the zoo, "Don't let people know you can talk to snakes."  ]

    Draco also said, [The Chamber of Secrets was opened fifty years ago by Voldemort.  ]

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    Harry slowly retreated into the quilt. He felt cold, really, really cold.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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