Chapter 53: Saint Father Points Surge

But he was just an ordinary child who hadn't entered school yet, so naturally, he "couldn't" know those things.

The system didn't send a temporary quest either.

It seemed he had to solve it himself.

So he smiled fearlessly, stood in front of Draco, and said calmly:

"Life is of course equal. Muggle-born wizards standing with you in front of the strong are all nothing but ants.

When you step on an ant, do you still look at which family it was born into?

So, your disdain for me right now, thinking you are high above, yet you cannot produce evidence to prove my life is lower than yours—does that make your behavior funny?"

【Ding, Saint Father points +80】

【Ding, Saint Father points +50】

【Ding, Saint Father points +70】

【Ding, Saint Father points +20】

【Ding...】

Hmm?

Darren was stunned.

Seeing so many Saint Father points coming in, he almost cried out.

This was too incredible, right?

Logically speaking, he should only be able to gain Saint Father points when he helps others and moves them.

But now, he could also gain Saint Father points by roasting Malfoy?

Ah, this...

Malfoy was asking to be scolded?

No, no, no, it should be the people watching. Many of them were half-bloods or Muggle-born wizards.

That was why this effect was caused.

Those people felt he was helping them?

Darren became slightly excited; he now wished he could scold Malfoy severely.

But thinking of his Saint Father persona, he gave up this idea.

Only give-and-take could be considered a conversation.

If only he spoke, it would easily give others the impression that he was bullying Malfoy, and then it would be hard to explain.

Darren tried hard to suppress the corners of his mouth from curling up, looking forward to Malfoy arguing back quickly.

That way, perhaps he could gain countless Saint Father points.

He looked at Malfoy expectantly.

Hurry up, hurry up and debate together!

The boy didn't press his advantage, but instead stood where he was, waiting, waiting for Malfoy to think of how to counterattack.

His gaze was tolerant; although there was some coldness, it was more like a reprimand for an ignorant child, making people even subconsciously reflect on the words he had said.

Betty was the same.

Before Darren said these words, she had originally hated Darren, thinking he was grandstanding.

Anyone could lightly say a sentence about life being equal, but they would only ever say that one sentence. ===== CHAPTER 55 =====