The Hippogriff was a hypocrisy, and there was only a little place on its back, and wizards were not allowed to pull its feathers, so Hermione had to hug its neck.

From time to time, her wings flapped at Hermione's feet, making her feel like she might fall at any moment.

It's no wonder Thestrals are the best mount for travel!

It's just that for a wizard like Hermione who can't see Thestrals, the invisible mount and the Hippogriff don't know which one is worse?

There was a limited amount of time for a lesson, and Buckbeak flew down with Hermione only once around the paddock. The Hippogriff didn't look the girl the other way the unicorn did, and Buckbeak landed heavily in the air with a thud, a way that made Hermione very uncomfortable.

After getting off Buckbeak, Hermione didn't want to experience the sensation of riding on it again.

Maple was the first to applaud, and then the Gryffindor students cheered Hermione on.

If Maple is the least popular student in Slytherin these days, then Harry and Hermione can be second and third.

Especially Hermione's bloodline repelled them the most, seeing that Hermione didn't fall off Buckbeak, Malfoy and they just regretted it, and they wouldn't applaud Hermione at all.

Compared to Draco Malfoy, who had spoken of Hermione Mudbloods, Pancy Parkinson, a dominatrix-like girl in Slytherin, seemed to show more regret.

After Hermione's success, Hagrid didn't forget to give other students the opportunity to participate.

After Hermione, Harry also unusually smoothly got Buckbeak's approval. It was enough to have Hermione demonstrate once, and Hagrid didn't arrange for Harry to ride Buckbeak once as well, which made Harry feel a little regretful.

Encouraged by Hermione and Harry's success, the other students couldn't help but get involved. In particular, Gryffindor, who has restless genes in his bones, after discovering that the situation is not so dangerous, all of them are very enthusiastic.

After being tamed, the Hippogriff seems to be exceptionally docile. With the exception of Maple, the other students all received a bow from the Hippogriff.

And then it didn't change, and Malfoy couldn't help but shudder after Buckbeak bowed to him.

"It doesn't look good, this beast looks bluffing, in fact" The Hippogriff seemed to understand human language, and after Malfoy said the word "beast", Buckbeak immediately became angry and attacked Malfoy with a wave of his claws.

Malfoy's body flew out, and the humiliated Buckbeak seemed to want to continue chasing after Malfoy to attack, but he encountered an invisible obstacle and his body was blocked on the spot.

Hagrid took the opportunity to rush over, put Buckbeak back on the collar, and dragged it hard to bring it back to the fence.

"Draco!" Pansy Parkinson yells and rushes to Malfoy's side, only to find Malfoy unharmed when she and her two dumb boys, Crabbe and Goyle, pick Malfoy up.

Then they followed Malfoy's gaze and saw that Maple had drawn his wand at some point.

Hermione has had enough to do this year, don't bother her with that little of yours!

"Malfoy, Professor Hagrid seems to have warned you in class not to insult Hippogriffs or you'll be attacked by them, you don't seem to be paying much attention to the class!" Before Malfoy could speak, Maple confronted him.

"I, I" Malfoy's lips trembled, and he looked scared, but he didn't know if his fear at the moment was more about the Hippogriff, who had just attempted to attack him, or the Maple, who had pulled out his wand and looked threatening at him.

"Malfoy wasn't attacked, but he seems to have been frightened, and I'd suggest you take him to the school hospital for a check-up."

After Maple finished speaking, Malfoy ignored the sarcasm in Maple's words, and immediately asked Crabbe and Goyle to take him out of here immediately.

Maple glanced at Buckbeak again, and Buckbeak shivered and stopped struggling to break free from Hagrid. Instead, he honestly cooperated with Hagrid to return to the fence, and chose a place inside, which was a little far away from the evil god of Maple.

Maple felt amused and played a prank again, facing the Hippogriffs and imagining in his mind the scene of stewing the Hippogriffs in front of him.

All the Hippogriffs immediately became restless, and couldn't help but stir in place. They stepped back, the chains around their necks rattling, as if they wanted to break free and run away.

Maple smiled and turned away, and the Hippogriff quickly fell silent again.

The lesson could not go on anymore, and Hagrid had to end the lesson in a hurry.

After the class, Hagrid thanked Maple. If it hadn't been for Maple's first move to knock Malfoy into the air before Buckbeak attacked, I don't know how far the situation would have got.

Although Lucius Malfoy was kicked out of the Hogwarts board, he still had a lot of energy in the wizarding world. However, Maple questioned Malfoy in front of many students, and first blocked Malfoy's mouth, and helped Hagrid solve a big problem.

In the midst of the riots, no one noticed, and Maple reacted too quickly. Even though his casting speed was much faster than Buckbeak's attack speed, it was almost impossible for Buckbeak to immediately sense Malfoy's danger and react immediately to save Malfoy before Buckbeak.

yes, that's so counterintuitive, as if Maple knew in the first place that Buckbeak was going to attack Malfoy.

A bunch of half-magicians, no one noticed anything weird about things. It's just that among them, there is also an unusually smart Hermione.

In the immediate aftermath of the accident, Hermione, who was worried about Hagrid, was unaware. But after the incident was over, Hermione, who had calmed down, immediately noticed something unusual, and the clever little witch couldn't help but show a suspicious look at Hermione.

However, after Hermione had doubts in her heart, she did not mention it directly to Maple, but secretly kept the matter in her heart.

After a lesson in protecting magical creatures that went out of the way, a few quiet days passed, and soon it was Thursday.

They were going to take the first lesson of the new Defence Against the Dark Arts professor, only before they had to go through a difficult Snape's Potions class.

I wonder why Snape always has trouble with Neville?

This is probably, perhaps, because Snape knew that the prophecy that changed Voldemort and Harry, but also changed his life, originally had two targets, but Voldemort chose Snape's favorite son of Lily.

While Snape was annoyed that he had told the Dark Lord the prophecy, he probably thought to himself sometimes, if Voldemort's chosen target was Neville Longbottom, maybe his Lily wouldn't have died!

With Snape in mind, Neville's experience in Potions class made sense.

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