HP's Foreign Land

Chapter 199 The Entrustment of Luce

Heimdall did not expect that one day he would meet his father as a "wife's family member".

"Good evening, Dad." Heimdall smiled at his father and walked into the room.

Rommel closed the door, turned and walked to the single sofa in front of the fireplace and sat down.

"Sit down." Rommel pointed to the sofa opposite.

Heimdall did as he said: "Leon said you will find me in the afternoon."

Rommel raised his eyebrows calmly: "The news I got is that you missed class all afternoon."

"I'm sorry." Heimdall remained calm.

"Don't apologize to me, it's your Potions teacher who needs to accept the apology." The orange light cast a shadow on Rommel's angular face, making his expression a little stern.

Heimdall fell silent, he couldn't be sure if his father was annoyed by this, and sometimes it was safer to keep silent than to change the subject if he was smart.

Rommel sighed softly, this is not the way he wants to get along.

"Did your house-elf tell you something?" Rommel tried to change the subject, which was new to him, because it was often others who diverted his attention.

"Yes, Sheena said your house-elf wanted to start a family with it."

"Dodoma has clearly told me its wishes." Rommel said slowly.

"Xina said she didn't want to get married." Heimdall smiled lightly, but his words were more conniving.

"You don't have to worry about that, Dodoma will solve this little problem." Rommel is very confident in the efficiency of his house elf.

Is refusal to get married a small problem?But when his father said so, Heimdall was naturally happy to see it happen.

"Do I need to prepare anything? Like a dowry or something."

"No need." Rommel said decisively. "It doesn't take that much effort, it's not a family when you send it back and forth."

Although it was a bit shocking, Heimdall had to admit that it was true. Leaving his father and Snow, and getting rid of his grandmother's inheritance, he was a person with nothing.As far as the current situation is concerned, even supporting himself is a problem, because he has not graduated, so he can't even talk about the ability to work.

Finding that his son was silent again, Rommel felt powerless and frustrated. He felt that he should do something, but he was not angry or dissatisfied.

"Son," Rommel found an entry point for himself. "You really like that Victor Krum?"

"You asked that question before," said Heimdall.

"Yes, I just want to double check." After all, the situation now is different from that time.

"I probably like it." Heimdall said.

The words are not sure enough, but the tone is very firm.Rommel straightened out his thoughts: "You are still young..." This is the reason why he always disapproved. Rieger is still young, and he is currently studying and living in this small world, and his vision and knowledge are relatively weak.

"In case you encounter a better choice in the future." Rommel always felt that his decision was made too early. In his opinion, there was nothing outstanding about that Krum.

Heimdall laughed: "Then get rid of Victor and find a better one."

No one who really thinks this way will say these words in a joke-like tone.Rommel pursed his lips unwillingly.

"Father, do you know about the exchange student system?" Heimdall asked suddenly.

"Did you get wind of something?" Rommel was surprised by his son's forward-looking sources.

Heimdall told his father what happened in the corner while hiding in the room by accident that day.

"Madam Maxim also invited me that day, but I didn't go." Rommel nodded.Karkaroff always babbled at him, and Mr. Headmaster's weird Norwegian accent could make any Nordic man with a clear mind feel a murderous urge.

"So Heideggrak won't join in?"

"Heideggerach doesn't have the ability to welcome high-achieving students from other schools." Rommel's tone was humble, but his attitude was still inherently calm. "However," Rommel suddenly changed his words. "If you want to come, I can reluctantly cooperate with those people."

"I'm in second grade," Heimdall said.

"That's not a problem." Rommel smiled calmly.

"...I don't want to leave Durmstrang." Heimdall scratched his cheek, showing a trace of unnaturalness on his face.

Rommel suddenly regretted not listening to Karkaroff before, especially the part that involved Krum and the fact that he had set several historical records and awards for the school. The problem is to be patient and talk to Karkaroff. Chatting can drive people crazy.

Rommel couldn't figure out how Victor Krumhold could make his son worry about him so much!

"Congratulate Krum for me, and congratulate them for making it to the quarterfinals." Rommel had to find another entry point in a hurry. The more he held on to the topic just now, the more he wanted to tear Victor into pieces. ten thousand paragraphs.

Heimdall nodded proudly, and his eyes suddenly became bright.

Rommel suddenly felt sore, this is not a sign of "should be liking".

"Do you know the Basteto Vulcan team? It is said to be one of the ten oldest teams in the Quidditch League." Heimdall asked.

"Why did you say this all of a sudden?" Rommel felt that his son was as unimpressed with this kind of thing as he was.

"Victor will be on this team after graduation."

Rommel gritted his teeth secretly, it's that damned Victor again! ! !

***

Heimdall didn't know what Dodoma would do. At least Hina seemed as diligent as usual, but she didn't mention her marriage for a long time.Heimdall couldn't help worrying about whether there was a twists and turns in their relationship. When Xina asked him to withdraw the holiday in advance again, Heimdall realized that house elves had their own ways of dealing with them and romance.

At this time, it is better for the master to pretend to be deaf and dumb.

In the following time, Heimdall took classes seriously, did his homework honestly, worked hard on the potions notes that drove him crazy, and dealt with the terrible potions quiz nervously. On the day after the exam, he hugged his boy The friend took several bites, and celebrated that the total number of Potions exams in this life was once less.

Although Victor was bitten, he enjoyed it very much, and even said shamelessly: "I hope you take the Potions test every day."

As a result, Heimdall gave him a bone-chilling cold stare.

The quarter-finals played one game after another, because this round of the game was not open to the public, so some games were left out, except for the VIP seats, the seats were bleak, and finally had to rely on inviting the residents of Kapok Ancient Town to drive some enthusiasm for watching the game .

Heimdall went to Hogwarts on the day of the match. Judging by their level, their performance in that match was generally good, and the win was pretty good. Professor Flitwick was very excited and told Heimdall over and over again that the child They said things like "extraordinary", "fantastic", "Hogwarts glory".

Heimdall thinks this professor is very cute, because he dares to boast of his team's outstanding performance in front of the Durmstrang school team, which is obviously superior in technology, and he is much better than those hypocrites who are duplicity .

Not only that, the professor is also very enthusiastic about education. According to Luna, their dean likes smart children.It's hard to say whether Heimdall is smart or not, at least he's not stupid, otherwise the professor wouldn't give him free tutoring.The reason is that one morning, Heimdall was flipping through a book on a chair by Pine Lake while he was waiting for his boyfriend to finish the regular meeting of the school team while flipping through the book on the chair by Pine Lake. Professor Flitwick walked slowly on another road Come.

Then, Professor Flitwick spontaneously tutored Heimdall. As for why he tutored himself, although he was embarrassed, Heimdall still couldn't help flirting. Could it be that in the eyes of this professor, he was A bright kid?

Of course, Heimdall wouldn't be so stupid as to shirk it, there was a class and it was free, so why not do it, in short, the professor taught seriously, and he enjoyed listening to it.

What's interesting is that this professor likes to praise people very much. In his loud praise, Heimdall found the long-lost sense of vanity that Professor Laurent suppressed until now.

"If Durmstrang's exchange student representative to Hogwarts is you, I will be really happy." One day, after tutoring him, Professor Flitwick said regretfully that he was Knowing Durmstrang's grade limit, he couldn't teach Sturluson's knowledge of charms in the real classroom, Professor Flitwick expressed a sense of loss.

Upon hearing this, Heimdall immediately asked, "So the exchange student system has been finalized?"

"Yes, I expect that Durmstrang will act soon, and all students above the fifth grade will take a screening test." Professor Flitwick said.

That is, equal opportunity for everyone.

"Which schools are participating in the restart of the exchange student system?" Heimdall asked curiously.

"The details are not yet clear, but it is certain that Liechtenstein will be one of the participants."

It appears that the country has reached some kind of agreement with Professor Dumbledore.Heimdall shook his head, he was not interested in these things, and he didn't want to waste the energy.

"Will Hogwarts hold these kinds of exams?"

"of course."

"Can Draco participate?" Heimdall still had some ideas about the exchange student system.

"I'm afraid not. Hogwarts also has grade restrictions." Professor Flitwick denied his conjecture.

What a pity, Heimdall shrugged.

At noon that day, Heimdall wrote letters to Draco, Luna and Ron respectively, reporting the news of Hogwarts' victory to them.Although doing so would seem a little unnecessary for an outsider, Professor Flitwick had conveyed the news back as soon as he won, and Heimdall still wanted to congratulate them as a friend.

In the afternoon when he received the first-hand news about the exchange student system, Director Luce came to complain to him.

"Sturluson, Professor Karkaroff told me that he intends to let me go to Hogwarts."

"Isn't there an exam?" Heimdall was surprised.

"Yeah, but the headmaster told me so, and I think there is a default quota for this matter." Luce was very anxious.

"Is there any other students who have been appointed by default?"

"Well, there are a few more people who will go with me to see the principal." Luce reported a few names.

It dawned on Heimdall that the students he was talking about were all well-known top students with a good style after the fifth grade (including the fifth grade).It's not so much an internal decision, it's better to mobilize them in advance to do their best to win the exchange student quota.

Heimdall felt that this was an honor, so he persuaded: "Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, a well-known institution in Europe, and the ranking is still ahead of our school, why are you so unhappy?"

"I'm leaving, what will happen to Sigma?" Luce wanted to pull out his hair in worry. "The principal told me that Sigma can't be taken."

Karkaroff still doesn't like the mermaid so far. If it wasn't for the pressure from above, he would have taken advantage of people's unpreparedness to deal with it.

"Then try your best to pass the exam." Heimdall had no choice but to go the other way and encourage him, otherwise what else could he do.

"The principal told me that if I was selected successfully, Sigma's affairs would be cancelled. But if I left, what would Sigma do? I was worried about the group of people in the laboratory. Sigma had a big temper and was serious about life, so he couldn't make out with others. "Luce was really starting to pull out his hair.

Heimdall raised his eyebrows, and said in a neutral tone: "What else did the principal say, you can explain it all."

"Sturlusson, just help me." Luce smiled dryly and said flatteringly.

"Why me? What about Professor Lateri? She is completely capable of taking care of the mermaid, much better than me, a smattering head of the department."

"The problem is that Sigma doesn't like Professor Lateri." Luther suddenly frowned.

"How do you know it doesn't like it?"

"Because it said so."

Heimdall froze for a moment: "...you taught Sigma to speak?"

"It can speak simple short sentences now!" Luce replied proudly.

"Congratulations." Heimdall said concisely.

"Sturluson!" Lu Sai played the skill of brown sugar.

"We'll wait until you're selected!" Heimdall made a prompt decision.

"You agreed." Luce deliberately misinterpreted his words.

Heimdall knew that it was useless to correct him, so he dealt with it with a "huh".

Luce seemed to have unloaded a heavy burden, and walked away with a relaxed and smug expression on his face.

[Congratulations on getting yourself into trouble again. ] The pod cat wagged its tail.

In the pod's archived records, the first trouble is Chimera toffee, and the second trouble is Victor Krum.

"It's too early to say anything." Heimdall felt that the effect of three-point destiny was stronger than Ah Q.

Doudou doesn't think so, and being selected as an exchange student can cancel the account of the mermaid. If it is Luce who "loves fish and becomes obsessed", it will go all out to take the exam.