Chapter 176: Hogwarts Learning Panel Chapter 79

Luo Jie whispered sincerely beside Nawei,

"You did especially well—by the way, Harry, good evening."

"Good evening—"

Harry responded somewhat unconfidently, after all, he and Luo En had just spoken ill of others.

Luo Jie skipped Luo En. He knew that if a person couldn't choose their own life and couldn't possess hope and sincerity, then they would only become more and more narrow-minded.

Just like that red-haired wizard.

Just at this time.

Sean left the Great Hall holding a book. With an hour left until the dungeon, he prepared to go to the classroom to practice Finite Incantatem for a while.

He took out a piece of parchment, on which was the schedule Professor Fuliwei wrote for him happily, which could facilitate Sean finding him in his spare time.

Although the professor had been breaking his own time and plans—for example, getting drunk at the Three Broomsticks and remembering the time wrong, at this time Sean would practice spells by himself until the professor returned.

Passing by the fireplace in the corner, Sean saw Luo Jie, Harry, Luo En, and Nawei gathered together talking about something.

Luo En looked somewhat terrified after making eye contact with him, and Harry wasn't much better.

Sean didn't care and walked straight out of the Great Hall.

"It's over, it's over..."

Luo En opened his mouth wide somewhat sluggishly. His messy hair and his head, which was filled with homework and dizzy, cleared up instantly,

"Green didn't hear what we said, did he? Merlin, I clearly didn't understand anything, what did I say?!"

His eyes became completely gray. He seemed to have already seen a few big words written on Green's notes:

"Luo En and dogs are not allowed to read".

Luo Jie saw Luo En grabbing his hair and was somewhat surprised.

This Gryffindor didn't seem bad, just... a bit reckless.

Harry's state wasn't much different from Luo En's. He subconsciously considered Luo En's words as their shared mistake.

The fire in the fireplace crackled. Harry and Luo En looked at each other, and they seemed to have made a great determination:

"Nawei is right... we seem to have done wrong again, Luo Jie, can you tell me how to find Sean?"

He looked at Luo Jie, his eyes seeming to hide a lion.

"Sean will appear in the second-floor corridor at six o'clock in the evening. Harry, if you and... Mr. Wei Silai want to apologize, you can find him at that time."

Until Harry and Luo En left, Luo Jie couldn't help but laugh.

He thought in his heart that Sean would definitely be scared for no reason at that time.

Evening.

Sean's face flashed across the colored window of the corridor. He looked into the distance and saw a giant holding a lantern walking past outside the castle. The lantern in his hand was several times larger than the one in Sean's hand.

Just at this time, beside a shiny suit of armor, Harry and Luo En were waiting anxiously.

Perhaps it was really as Luo En said, Sean was a self-important person?

Then he would definitely hum disdainfully and leave.

Or teach them a lesson like Xiang Hemin?

Harry thought, if he really took out his wand, then he would be finished, after all, he couldn't beat a troll, nor could he defeat a werewolf with his bare hands.

But the fact was completely beyond Harry's expectations—

"You mean, you spoke ill of me without my knowledge, and now you want to apologize to me?"