In fact, Cecatly was very much to Jon's liking.
The two of them had the same goal and roughly the same background. They were the descendants of orthodox gods and the descendants of active demigods. Moreover, the two of them were probably the only two living people who had left a mark in the deep blue sea apart from the legendary Wizard and the gods.
More importantly, Cecatly was one of the few people around Jon who had some understanding of Huaxia's culture.
Due to her mother, the Wizard of Huaxia, Cecatly had a very clear understanding of Huaxia's traditions and legends. Therefore, when Jon suddenly mentioned a story, she would know what it meant.
This made Jon very happy, but it also made Stephen and the others feel a little strange.
It was as if she had fallen out of favor.
Therefore, sitting in Jon's courtyard and watching the two people busying themselves in the study, Stephen and the others and Béla ate barbecue in silence. Occasionally, they would raise their heads and look at each other.
"Do any of you know what the two of them are doing?"
Stephen took a bite of meat and asked.
"Who knows? Maybe they're planning something big. They can't be in a relationship. "
Béla didn't care at all that her brother was with a girl. A man and a woman alone in a room wasn't worth paying attention to at all. Their family's tradition was that the boys should be responsible for their own affairs. They couldn't let their sister worry about everything.
Her words were strongly supported by Scully.
"Yeah, yeah. How can a blockhead like Jon be in a relationship?"
Feren didn't say anything and just sat in front of the grill and barbecued the meat.
The Desley family's tradition was to speak less. After all, the more words one spoke, the more mistakes one would make. Scully was used to being flamboyant and didn't have a sense of propriety. However, he had a good relationship with Béla and sometimes didn't hold back when he spoke. Jon also didn't say anything. As one of Jon's three right-hand men, he was the closest to Jon.
He was the only one who didn't like to talk and only liked to do things silently. Sometimes, he would say a few words, but that was only when he had to express his opinion. Most of the time, he would do whatever Scully did.
Jon treated him no differently from Scully and Stephen and he knew this. Among the four of them, Jon could be said to be the master of water balance. Not only did he balance the bowl of water, but he also ensured that everyone got the same amount of water. Feren, on the other hand, was amazed by this.
But even so, he was the most careful one.
It was because he didn't have many friends in Hogwarts. Most of them were schoolmates, nodding acquaintances, or superior-subordinate relationships, so he cherished friendship very much. But even so, he cared more about Scully than Stephen and Jon. That was why he admired Jon's equal attitude, but he was also worried. Of course, this didn't stop him from being more attentive to Scully.
Perhaps it was because Scully was never easy to worry about, while Stephen and Jon were terrifyingly mature and didn't need him to take care of them.
When he left home and came to the magic school to study, his parents had taught him that he should be careful when making friends and dealing with interpersonal relationships. Even the closest friends needed to be careful to maintain their friendship. Misunderstandings would always arise inexplicably.
This was why he was always careful with his words. He wasn't good at quarreling and didn't want to quarrel with others. He didn't even want to argue with others. He looked like a taciturn and ordinary student of Hufflepuff.
"But actually, the one I admire the most is him."
Jon whispered to Cecatly, who was busy beside him.
In the past few days, the two of them had been concentrating on changing the magic circuit in the glasses, trying to make it an auxiliary tool for Jon. At the same time, Cecatly also translated the information in the gloves for Jon. With her help, the progress was a lot faster, but the corresponding amount of information was also a lot more.
Jon never knew that a simple letter could explain so many things.
But fortunately, Cecatly was very efficient. She almost didn't do anything unnecessary. Her brain was like a machine, very efficient and very precise.
Jon was very envious of her.
But the inheritance of the God of Wisdom was something she was born with, so Jon couldn't be envious.
"Why do you say that? Do you think he's from Muggle? I don't think there's anything special about him. "
Cecatly squeezed a small magic element into a line and pushed it into the glasses.
With Jon's permission, she could completely copy and study the magic circuit in the glasses. But this thing was like a wire. She had to be careful to avoid mistakes, and it was many times more difficult than connecting a wire.
Even if she knew the most suitable position, it was difficult to hit the target directly. She had to adjust it slowly and carefully.
Most importantly, he didn't know what Grindelwald had been doing recently. He still hadn't come to Hogwarts. Dumbledore also came back once, but after two days, he ran out again. Jon didn't even have a chance to meet with him.
He really couldn't understand these two people.
Under such circumstances, his relationship with Cecatly improved by the day. Both of them were capable of multitasking, so they would often talk about other things to reduce their fatigue. In other words, it was to refresh themselves.
For example, they were talking about the four people sitting in the courtyard eating. Who was the best Wizard in Jon's heart?
When she heard Jon's answer, Cecatly was actually a little surprised.
She thought that Jon might choose her sister, or the person who looked like his secretary, called Stephen. That person seemed to have the same aura as Jon, or at least very similar, as if they were family. He seemed more like family to Jon than Béla.
But she never thought that the person Jon would choose would be Feren. Or rather, she didn't see this person at all.
After all, Feren really didn't have a sense of existence.
"But this is what I like about him."
Jon said, "After being here for so long, you should know that I started a club in school, right? When I first proposed this club, I gave it three definitions: strong, silent, and protective.
Among the people around me, he is the only one who can perfectly fulfill the meaning of these three words. "
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