Hogwarts: I've acquired the Father System

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Chapter 250: Cassandra's Perspective!

Cassandra dislikes one of her classmates.

That classmate's name is Darren Porter.

She originally thought she should have no connection with that guy.

Because that guy was just too stupid.

In the past, Cassandra would never have felt any interest in disliking someone like that.

But for some reason, she just hated him.

I hate how stupidly he always goes to Gryffindor.

I also hate that he gets so excited when he hears news about Harry Potter from Gryffindor.

Especially when Harry Potter came to the Slytherin table to find him.

Cassandra showed an annoyed expression.

Why did Gryffindor come to have breakfast with Slytherin?

dream!

She thought to herself casually.

Who knew that the idiot would actually stand up?

Nani?

Is he really going to the Gryffindor table?

Is he crazy?

Cassandra grabbed his shoulder.

Hmph, with such a small frame, you want to go to Gryffindor? Aren't you afraid of being punished by Slytherin?

She thought to herself with a hint of disdain.

This guy had better behave, or else…

She looked up into the man's eyes, and then she froze.

Those emerald green eyes were filled with pleading.

This guy begged her?

Cassandra was somewhat annoyed.

She'd known this guy for so long, and he'd never shown her a pleading look, but now it was all because of this Harry Potter…

How infuriating!

Cassandra felt she absolutely hated him.

He deserves to be punished.

When I got back, those people punished me so badly that I cried.

Let's teach this stupid guy a lesson!

She angrily put her hand down, thinking to herself.

Then, she heard about the guy's background.

From an orphanage?

They even pick up rotten vegetable leaves to eat?

Excessive!

Cassandra angrily put down her knife and fork.

She didn't think she was angry because that stupid guy was being mistreated.

She just hates it when Muggles treat wizards badly.

Even if that guy is stupid, he's still a Slytherin wizard.

Although it can't be considered pureblood.

She heard that the other Slytherins were also somewhat unhappy.

I think everyone has the same idea, right?

That guy may be stupid, but Slytherin people are not to be bullied.

She thought angrily.

Back in the dorm, they faced a problem: how to punish that idiot.

She was almost the first to raise her hand, and said arrogantly, "I am the first-year prefect, so you can give me the power to punish, and I will make him pay!"

"Give it to you? Won't you favor him? Let me tell you, how about everyone casts a spell on him and makes him suffer the consequences!"

A guy named Flint said gloatingly.

His statement didn't garner much praise; many Slytherins hesitated, unsure of what to think.

Cassandra narrowed her eyes. How dare Flint contradict her?

Hmph, I'll definitely give him a good beating when I get home tonight!

However, she still did not refute it.

Because she could tell at a glance that most people didn't intend to punish that fool.

Despite his stupidity, he was surprisingly popular in Slytherin.

These people couldn't bear to see him punished.

Cassandra felt a little angry. How could anyone like such an idiot?

Why can't we learn from her?

Should we be cold to him?

A group of haughty Slytherins argued for a long time in the common room, and finally decided that one of them would cast a spell on him as punishment.

And they also wanted to use their imposing presence to intimidate that stupid guy.

Let him not take the school rules seriously.

Cassandra initially wanted to refuse, but considering the guy's abilities, she ultimately remained silent.

That guy deserves some punishment.

Did he think Slytherin was his home?

in the afternoon.

That guy came back excited.

He was holding a bunch of... cookies, I think? Cassandra felt she couldn't even recognize what they were.

Were those Gryffindors taken him out just to give him that pile of junk?

He might as well ask her for some; she has mountains of candy and cookies at home, huh!

However, she still didn't say anything, intending to scare him as they had suggested. But before he could be frightened, Malfoy suddenly started mocking him.

Cassandra was about to mock this guy for not knowing the situation when she saw him smile dismissively.

Oh dear, it turns out that Malfoy, who is often mocked for always looking for his father, isn't so stupid after all.

He did it on purpose.

They deliberately interrupted them to intimidate the stupid guy.

Cassandra pursed her lips. Sure enough, Slytherins weren't so stupid.

There is only one idiot.

In addition to Malfoy disrupting the rhythm, Becky, the eldest daughter of the Greengrass family, also disrupted the rhythm.

As soon as she stood up, she accused the idiot.

And they changed their agreed-upon curse punishment of giving each person a curse into the Cruciatus Curse.

Cassandra frowned slightly.

How can the Heart-Piercing Curse be used?

And Becky Greengrass seems to have been saved by this idiot, right?

Could she cast a Cruciatus Curse on her savior?

Weird!

Cassandra rubbed her chin.

She stood proudly to the side, having made up her mind to watch what they were planning to do.