Hufflepuff's attitude towards all Gryffindor's, including Ron's, was now very unfriendly. Their attitude was cold, and they tried not to talk to Gryffindor's students. When they saw Ron in the campus, they would turn around and leave immediately.
Even their dean, Professor Sprout, was the same. One herb class was enough to prove this point.
This was actually very easy to understand. The Hufflepuff Academy rarely obtained any glory or fame.
Cedric was one of the few who brought glory to them. He had once defeated the Gryffindor Academy in a Quidditch match. This made their resentment even stronger. They thought that Ron had stolen the glory that belonged to them.
What was worse was that many of them began to act like Slytherin, and they began to give Ron all kinds of vicious insults.
As for Ravenclaw, they did not support Ron like they supported Cedric.
Although they still maintained a relatively rational restraint, most of Ravenclaw's classmates seemed to think that Ron had used some kind of trick to trick the Goblet of Fire into accepting his name, and could not wait to gain fame for himself.
In fact, this was the case. Ron was still very pleased with himself for becoming a warrior.
He was not at all aware of his current terrible situation, or to be more precise, he was selectively ignoring it.
From his point of view, those people were jealous of him, jealous that he had become a warrior.
He was now completely immersed in his identity as a warrior, immersed in the great glory that it brought him, accepted the worship of the other Gryffindor's little wizards, and boasted to them about how he had deceived Dumbledore's magic, and how he had tricked the Goblet of Fire.
He did not even listen to the words of Elwyn, Harry, and Hermione. He did not even think about the first event.
This was really bad, wasn't it?!
Elwyn could only leave the persuasion work to Harry and Hermione. He did not have much time to spend on Ron.
He had reached a bottleneck in the study of the powerful Silence spell that he had obtained in the swamp ruins. He needed a lot of time to search through all kinds of ancient magic books in the library and compare them with the magic symbols that appeared in the spell.
Elwyn got the approval from Keresis, and Mrs. Pincus reluctantly gave him the books in the forbidden section.
She could not understand how this student was able to get a note from the professor of the Defense Against Black Magic class every year.
Previously, Professor Lockhart, Professor Lupin, and Professor Blake were all like this. Now, even crazy man Moody was the same.
Were these professors all crazy? To let a thirteen-year-old Magus read these profound and terrifying forbidden books?!
Mrs. Pins had worked in the library for decades, and many of the books were new to her.
These magic books had been quietly placed in the forbidden section for centuries. Before Elwyn, no one had touched them.
As for understanding the contents and knowledge, it was needless to say. Mrs. Pins could not even understand the titles of most of the books.
Elwyn did not pay attention to Mrs. Pins, who kept staring at him with a frown. Apart from reaching a bottleneck in the study of spells, he did not make much progress in the study of ancient magic.
Ancient magic, especially the more ancient the text, could not be learned just by memorizing and memorizing it. One also had to understand and grasp the meaning of its creation and the various changes.
These things had already kept Elwyn busy, not to mention that he still had to find time to learn the Merfolk language and alchemy.
The homework for every subject also took up a lot of his time. If not for Hermione's help, Elwyn really did not know what to do.
Under such circumstances, he naturally had no time to bother with Ron, who had not realized the seriousness of the matter.
He would probably come to him for help when he knew the content of the first event.
Elwyn also learned of the latest developments from Keresis.
Barty Crouch Jr. had sent him a note through the owl, asking him to do his best to help Ron pass the championship.
It seemed that Barty Jr. did not make Ron a warrior simply to send him to his death. There was another plot.
Not to mention Ron for the time being, the other three Warriors.
Hibiscus Chinensis gained the support of all the male students in the shortest time possible. She was now the most discussed person among the boys.
A beautiful girl with the bloodline of a Seductress was the dream lover of most men.
However, among the girls, Hibiscus Chinensis did not have a good reputation, even within Boothbottom.
As for Cedric, he looked more like a warrior than anyone else.
He had a straight nose, jet-black hair, and grey eyes. He was really handsome.
Not to mention, he was also very strong and performed well in all aspects. Even Keresis was not stingy with his praise.
Looking at the vampire, it seemed that he wanted him to become a vampire as well, which was really scary.
Wickidor Krum was not as handsome as Cedric, but he was also very popular, especially among the girls.
More than once, Elwyn had seen girls waiting for Krum beside the Durmstrang ship or near the hall, begging him to sign them on parchments, school bags, accessories, clothes, and even underwear.
He couldn't understand how open and crazy they were.
There was another point that had to be mentioned, which was the class arrangement for the students of Boothbottom and Durmstrang.
Because they had to stay to watch the championship and cheer for the warriors of their schools, they could not return to their schools before the end of the semester.
Therefore, they were assigned to different age groups of Hogwarts according to their age and progress in their studies.
They studied together with the young wizards of Hogwarts to ensure that their studies would not be affected.
Because all the students who came were at least seventeen years old, they were all concentrated in the sixth and seventh years.
Except for Gabri, she was the only young wizard who was not seventeen years old.
On the Monday after the warriors were selected, Elwyn saw Gabri in his class and was very surprised.
When he figured out what was going on, he realized that the girl had chosen the same course as him.
"Don't be so surprised, whether it is Madam Maxim or my sister, they both think that I can learn more magic knowledge by following you and integrate faster here," Gabri said with a naughty smile on her face. "Elwyn, you won't leave me alone, right?"
At this time, Professor Meg had just sent Gabri here and asked Elwyn to take care of her.
It was clear that Madame Maxim had spoken to Dumbledore specifically about this.
Other than accepting, what else could Elwyn say?
Looking at Gabrielle's appearance, he felt that he might grow a little tail.
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