Harry was now like a radar, able to keenly sense people who had come into contact with Lord Voldemort.
If Umrich was really colluding with Lord Voldemort, then they would have to take other actions.
"What should we do?" Harry asked.
"Bump into her in the hallway or launch a surprise attack. Otherwise, she'll lock you up again."
The key to this matter was not to arouse Umrich's suspicion, and it would be best if no one else noticed it.
The simplest way was to tail Umrich, wait until there was no one around, and cast a Stun Curse on her. Then they could do whatever they wanted!
At that time, Harry could touch Umrich however he wanted, and anywhere he wanted …
Or wait until Umrich went to her magical creature protection class or herbology class to do it. They could drag her into a dark, uninhabited grove, and no one would find out what they had done to Umrich.
It would also be good to take advantage of this opportunity to kill her. No one would find out anyway, but that would be too evil.
Besides, Umrich wasn't a big deal. They could deal with her at any time.
The key was Foggy and the Ministry of Magic behind her. If anything happened to her at the Hogwarts, Foggy would have an excuse to blame Dumbledore and interfere with the Hogwarts!
He didn't need to find the culprit who hurt Umrich at all. In any case, whatever happened would be Dumbledore's doing.
As long as Umrich was still at the Hogwarts, not only could he not touch her, he had to provide her protection.
Therefore, before they completely fell out, it was not advisable to directly attack Umrich. They could only have Harry pretend to bump into her by accident. This matter needed to be planned carefully and waited for an opportunity. They couldn't arouse her suspicion …
The next day, the first Saturday of the semester.
For the whole day, Elwyn did not see Umrich. She hid in her room and did not know what she was doing.
He and Hermione organized the freshmen to familiarize themselves with the campus according to the plan, while Harry and Ron stayed in the common room to write the self-pollinating shrub paper and Professor Meg's non-animal summoning spell.
One week was enough for the Year 1 students to have a preliminary understanding of Hogwarts.
Due to the influence of the environment, there was a corresponding gap between the students. For example, Slytherin's students were obviously hostile to Gryffindor's students, but they did not reject Elwyn's call and invitation, and all of them came.
Children were always innocent and didn't have that much deep-rooted hatred. After getting to know each other, they also let go of their hostility.
The basis of unity was mutual understanding. If Harry and Malfoy had more communication and contact, the differences between them might not have been so big, resulting in a fight as soon as they met.
Since the conflict had already arisen, it was difficult to resolve. This kind of thing was difficult for the senior students, but it was easy for the freshmen.
As long as there was someone with enough appeal and prestige to stop them and provide such a platform to contact them, it would be enough.
Elwyn had this qualification, and he did it very well.
He and Hermione took a group of people around the school, and even went to the kitchen to see the house-elves. Hermione took the opportunity to promote the theory of treating the house-elves well. It was unknown how many people listened, but everyone had a good time.
The house-elves were also excited, and each of them was so happy that their bodies were trembling.
They seemed to have never seen so many people in the kitchen at the same time, and kept giving everyone all kinds of delicious food.
Immediately after that, Elwyn took everyone to the field to ride the Star Taker, which was the event that everyone was most looking forward to.
This event was undoubtedly a great success. When it was lunchtime, there was a rare burst of laughter in the auditorium. The first-year students were much more familiar with each other, and many of them had made friends from other academies.
During lunch, Kate sat next to Ravenclaw's long table and chatted happily with a little girl.
Not everyone agreed with what Elwyn did.
It was mainly the senior Slytherin students who reminded the freshmen of the academy not to mix with those mudbloods, and not to forget nonsense like the honor of the pureblood. However, they didn't have the guts to interfere with Elwyn …
According to Hermione's plan, they would go to the library in the afternoon to complete their homework and review what they had learned this week.
Harry and Ron didn't intend to do so. They were going to practice Quidditch on the field.
The two of them had practiced all morning instead of completing their homework according to plan.
Hermione warned them that if they didn't work hard, they would definitely fail all the O.W.LS exams.
But the two of them didn't take it to heart. They felt that they could do their homework at night.
In Ron's words, they still had tomorrow. Hermione put too much emphasis on her homework, that was her problem.
"Hmph, you two have no sense of responsibility at all. No matter what, I'm going to the library. This time, don't think that I'll lend you my homework!" Hermione said as she took her bag and turned to leave the auditorium.
"She said that she wouldn't let us copy her. Do you really think she'll do what she says?" Ron said with slight unease.
"I'm not sure, but Hermione might be serious this time. She's doing this for your own good." Elwyn said.
"Sigh, we still have time, don't we? Besides, Hermione only says it verbally every time. " Harry said, also a little uneasy. "Think about it, Quidditch practice is also very important. If we want to stay on the Quidditch team, we have to practice more."
"Yeah, that's right!" Ron said, suddenly cheering up. "We have all the time in the world to do these things."
So, they left the castle in this self-anesthetic state and went to the Quidditch field outside.
Elwyn thought for a moment and followed the two of them out.
Appropriate exercise was necessary. He still had to record the flight data of the Star Taker to see if there were any areas that needed improvement before the official version was released.
The Quidditch teams of the four academies were preparing for the first training of the semester today, and at the same time, to see the standard of the newcomers.
Elwyn, Harry, and Ron arrived very early, and there was no one else on the field.
They took the ball from the locker room cupboard and began to practice. Ron rode the Star Taker to defend the three goalposts, while Harry used his Firebolt to act as a ball chaser, trying to find a way to break through Ron's blockade. Elwyn also rode his Nimbus and cooperated with Harry to attack, paying attention to the reaction of Ron and the Star Taker.
Ron's performance was quite good, even better than in yesterday's qualifier.
When they tried to score a goal, three-quarters of the attacking balls were blocked by Ron, and his form was getting better.
In the end, he could save almost all the balls. He was flawless.
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