This was the fourth letter they had received from Sirius since they parted ways over the summer.
One of the first three letters was addressed to Harry, asking him about the Dementors attack and giving him some advice.
The other was addressed to Lupin, mainly discussing Harry's education, asking him to tell Harry some things.
The last one was addressed to Elwyn. Sirius simply told Elwyn that he was in contact with the vampires in Norway. The security of the Owl Mail could not be guaranteed, so he did not say too much, only saying that he would keep in touch when everything was stable.
Sure enough, the letter that Harry received only had one sentence from Sirius: "Everything is fine, keep in touch."
If it was not signed "Cold", Sirius's alias when he was lurking in Hogwarts last semester, no one would know what it meant.
"He shouldn't have written to us, it's too risky," Hermione said, looking at the note carefully.
"Don't worry, Hermione, no one can get any secret information from this letter!" Harry said hurriedly. "What do you think Sirius means? How are things going in Norway? "
"Since he can write to us, it must be going well!" Elwyn said. According to the previous agreement, this meant that he had made progress recently, but Sirius could not write these things on paper and mail them. What would he do?
Based on Elwyn's understanding of him, if he did not have other plans, he would not write such a letter.
After all, no news was the best news to keep in touch as little as possible.
There was no way that Sirius did not know this, those vampires...
The few of them discussed for a while until Autumn came over to greet them. She seemed to want to ask about Cedric.
Since a few days ago, when Harry revealed that Cedric had become a vampire, the news had spread throughout the school.
Until now, this was still the hottest topic. Everyone wanted to know more information from Harry.
As Cedric's girlfriend, Autumn's wish seemed to be even more urgent. She had other thoughts …
"Hello, Elwyn. Hello, Harry. Well..." said Qiu, as if she had finally gathered her courage.
"Hello," said Harry hurriedly. He looked at Qiu in surprise, and felt his face heat up.
It was unusual that Autumn was alone.
After all, she was almost always surrounded by a bunch of chattering girls. Harry still remembered the pain he had felt: he had tried so hard to run into her when she was alone so that he could ask her to the Christmas dance.
"Hello, Cho!" said Elwyn softly. "How was your summer vacation?"
This was the first time he had seen him since the start of school. He had been too busy these past few days. Even when he came to the auditorium to eat, he was in a hurry.
"Pretty good, I …" She took a deep breath.
"Wow, is that the badge of the Tornado team?" Ron suddenly pointed at the front of Qiu's robe, where there was a sky-blue badge with two eye-catching golden letters T. "You're not supporting them, are you?"
"I do support them," said Qiu.
"Have you always supported them, or did you only support them after they won the Confederations Cup?" asked Ron in an inexplicable, almost accusatory tone.
"I've supported them since I was six," said Qiu coldly. "Well, goodbye. I have to go to class!"
She walked away. Hermione looked at Ron unhappily.
"You are so insensible!" she said, smacking her lips.
"What? I didn't ask if she … "
"Who cares about the Quidditch team she supports? What right do you have to criticize her?"
"Criticize? I didn't criticize her. I just … "
"No one cares if she really supports Tornado or not," Roland said.
"Oh, come on. You can see that half of the people wearing those badges just bought them last season."
"What does that matter?"
"That means they are not real fans. They are just following the trend …" said Ron loudly.
"Class is about to start. Snape's potions class. We better not be late!" said Harry listlessly.
He said goodbye to Elwyn and Corin and walked to the basement. Hermione and Ron hurriedly followed him.
Harry suddenly realized that with Hermione and Ron by his side, he did not know if he would ever have the luck to talk to Qiu for two minutes without leaving his country.
The grudge that had disappeared because of Elwyn's touching gesture had reappeared …
Harry arrived at Snape's basement classroom. His mood, which had improved a little because of Sirius's letter, turned sour again. The moonstone paper was handed out. A long, sharp, black "D" was hastily written on the top corner.
"If you hand over such a thing in the O.W. Ls exam, this result I'm giving you is what you'll get." Snape sneered as he walked quickly to the middle of the class and handed the homework back to them. "This should give you a clear understanding of what will happen in the exam."
Snape walked to the front of the classroom and turned to face the students.
"The overall standard of this homework is terrible. If it was an exam, most of you would not have passed. I hope you can put more effort into the different types of antidotes. Otherwise, I will have to put those idiots who got a D in detention. "
He sneered. Harry hurriedly stuffed his moonstone paper into his bag.
He felt that he would rather not let others know about it. It was too embarrassing. He was probably the only one in the class who got a D.
Harry made up his mind not to let Snape catch him in the middle of the lesson again and flunk him.
He read the instructions on the blackboard at least three times before he started. Although the enhancer he made was not clear green like Hermione's, it was at least blue and not pink like Neville's.
After class, he filled a bottle with a mixed feeling of protest and relief and sent it to Snape's podium.
While Harry was working hard on the magic potion, Elwyn, Corin, Ginny, Fred, and George were all gathered in the House of Granted Desires. They were completing the final part of the flying broom, the Stars.
Elwyn waved his magic wand and the flying broom vibrated slightly. It was a perfect combination.
According to their previous design, the main body of the Stars was much thicker than the mainstream brooms, but the length was increased. The overall shape was streamlined and exquisite. After being polished with a diamond-hard polish, it shone with a bright black light. It was incomparably domineering.
Every broom twig at the end of the broom had been carefully selected to imitate a crossbow bolt.
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