"Sirius!" Harry shouted, but he did not seem to hear him.
"I warned you, snot-nosed spirit!" Sirius's face was less than a foot away from Snape's. "Dumbledore may think that you have been transformed, but I don't think so. In my opinion, you are Lucius Malfoy's dog..."
"Then why don't you tell him?" Snape whispered. "Are you worried that he will not take your words seriously?"
"Hmph, you can try!" Sirius raised his wand. "I will make you take my words seriously."
"No!" Harry shouted, but it was useless. They had already started fighting!
Spells flew, and by the time Elwyn and the others heard the noise and rushed down, the kitchen was a mess.
Sirius's arm was bleeding, and Harry stood there, holding his wand. He was controlled by the spell.
As for Snape, Sirius must have punched him in the face a few times. He looked terrible.
"Oh my God, Sirius, Severus, what are you two doing?!" Lady Weasley screamed.
Neither of them paid any attention to her. They looked at each other with extreme contempt on their faces.
Then, Snape put his wand in his pocket and strode out of the kitchen, ignoring the people at the door.
When he reached the door, he turned back.
"Monday night, six o'clock, Potter."
He walked away. Sirius stared at his back, his wand hanging by his side.
"What happened?"
"It's nothing. It's just a failed exchange between old classmates!" Sirius said apologetically. "I'm sorry, Harry. I didn't want to fight him. I just wanted to make things better, but I couldn't help it. If he treats you badly or takes the opportunity to bully you, you must tell me. I will make him pay. "
Sirius was telling the truth. He really couldn't help but want to beat Snape up.
This was probably a habit he had since he was in school. No matter what happened, he would beat up Snape first.
Elwyn couldn't help but wonder if Harry's father would be the same if he was still alive.
"Okay." Harry said, but he didn't intend to tell Sirius.
He didn't want Sirius to fight with Snape, no matter how much Snape abused him while teaching him the Brain Occlusion.
In short, this year's Christmas holiday ended with this.
The next day, they were going back to Hogwarts on the Knight's bus, with Sirius, Tonks, and Lupin escorting them.
Everyone hurriedly ate breakfast, put on their coats and scarves, and prepared to set off.
In the early morning of January, the sky was gray and cold.
Elaine was originally looking forward to the Hogwarts express train and platform nine and three-quarters, but the Knight's bus wasn't bad either.
In any case, whatever it was, it was all new to her.
Elwyn had told her to stay close to him or Hermione at school, not to run around, and not to do anything dangerous.
This girl was really not reassuring. She actually said she wanted to visit Slytherin's common room.
Apart from that, she also wanted to visit Slytherin's secret room. He didn't know if she knew how to talk like a snake.
Although she was Slytherin's descendant, Elaine didn't seem to have shown any talent in this area.
The group boarded the bus, and Elaine let out a gasp.
Elwyn had seen the Knight's bus at night before. The three-storey carriage was filled with copper bed frames, which was completely different from what he saw in front of him.
At this moment, there were all kinds of chairs on the bus. They didn't match, and they were haphazardly placed around the window.
Some seemed to have overturned when the bus suddenly stopped in Grimmauld Square, and a few wizards were making noises as they got up.
Someone's shopping bag had slipped to the end of the carriage, and frog eggs, cockroaches, and custard were scattered all over.
"Looks like we have to split up!" Tonks said decisively. He looked around for an empty seat. "Fred, George, Ginny, the three of you sit at the back. There are seats there, and Lupin can sit with you."
She, Sirius, Elwyn, Harry, Ron, Hermione, and Elaine went up to the top floor. There were many empty seats there, and Elwyn, Hermione, and Elaine sat at the back. Tonks sat in the row in front of them, and Sirius accompanied Harry and Ron to the empty seats at the very front.
Elwyn noticed that many people were staring at them, but when they sat down, those heads quickly turned away.
It might not have been felt in the school, but in fact, Harry, Elwyn, and Sirius were very famous in the magic world.
Elaine sat in the innermost seat, and her words were noticeably quieter. It was obviously the first time she had seen so many wizards.
She was very afraid of strangers, and in her previous education, staying away from wizards was the first thing to do.
Now she was surrounded by so many wizards, and she was a little confused.
In addition, she was more or less afraid of light, and the hood of her cloak was pulled down low on her head.
"Do human wizards all travel this way?" Elaine asked, looking out the window at Grimmauld Square as they sped past.
"This is just one of them, to make up for the fact that you can't use the Phantom and the Flying Net," Elwyn said. "The car was imported from Muggle. Are you okay?"
"I'm fine!" Elaine said, and her face became even paler. "I'm just a little scared!"
Looking at the wizards around her, she suddenly wondered if it was too rash of her to come to school at Hogwarts.
Everything seemed to be a little different from what she had imagined. What if her identity was discovered?
"Don't worry, we're here!" Elwyn said, and saw that Tonks had also turned her head to join in their conversation.
"Elaine, you can't be like this. You'll be bullied in school," Tonks said with interest. "I'll teach you a trick. You have to act fierce and do as I say. That's right, just like that. You have to show your teeth, and open your eyes wide. Hmm, fiercer, fiercer, and frown."
Elaine did as she was told, but no matter how you looked at it, it looked like she was acting cute, not fierce at all.
Tonks couldn't help but laugh out loud, and her hair turned from purple to a cute candy pink.
"It's so hard to act fierce!"
"Don't listen to her!" Hermione said. "At Hogwarts, everyone is very friendly. No one will bully you. If anything happens, Elwyn and I will be there."
"Hermione is the prefect, and I was the president of the boy's student council. All the boys listened to me."
"Why before?" Elaine asked.
"Oh, that's a long story. My position as the president of the boy's student council was dismissed because of an annoying woman."
"An annoying woman?!" Elaine was stunned for a moment, and immediately reacted. "She's the toad that Ron keeps talking about."
"That's right. She's indeed the only person in school who could bully you." Hermione nodded seriously.
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