Chapter 128: Whose kid?!!

Darren didn't know what happened in the common room after he left.

He was currently in his dormitory, washing his hands several times with soap before opening the Snape blind box the system had sent earlier.

Only then did he open the box forcefully.

【Ding, congratulations to the host for obtaining Snape's wand】

Snape's wand: When using Snape's wand, the compatibility rate is 100%; for every minute used, magic attack increases by 100%.

Darren:???

What exactly does this system want?

It gave him Snape's bloodline earlier, and now it sent him Snape's wand; does it mean it wants to carry the misunderstanding to the end?

Believe it or not, his James dad will crawl out of his grave and give Snape a fierce Avada Kedavra?

Darren complained and threw himself onto the large Slytherin bed.

Whose kid is he anyway!

Attending class at Hogwarts was still quite interesting.

After getting through Slytherin's punishment,

Darren discovered that the Slytherin students' feelings toward him were becoming more and more complex; they didn't usually pay much attention to him, and even if they had to be in a group with him, they would often show expressions of 'iron not becoming steel.'

Even Malfoy didn't like to provoke him much anymore.

He started liking to find trouble with Harry.

Every time Harry was smug, he would run over to Harry and mock him a few times.

When Darren was there, he would angrily block Harry and argue with him, and Malfoy could still restrain himself.

But when Darren wasn't there, he would seize any time to mock Harry; Harry had told Darren in private that he had never hated anyone like this, even more than his cousin Dudley at his aunt's house.

Fortunately, Darren was often by Harry's side, giving Harry quite a bit of comfort. Thursday morning,

a notice for flying lessons was posted in the Slytherin common room.

The flying lesson would start at 3:00 PM.

It was being taken together with Gryffindor.

Darren listened with some curiosity to the surrounding classmates' discussions about the flying lesson.

As an important activity in the original book, this class was clearly also very interesting.