Penello's tangled, twisted look, coupled with the shy ruddy complexion, is obviously a manifestation of love.

How could a twelve-year-old kid in England in this era be so precocious?

When he thought of it, he asked, so Kewen whispered with interest: "What? Are you in love?"

"I didn't!"

Penello was anxious, and screamed like a bell, causing all the students in the entire auditorium to turn their attention.

Penello discovered this, and immediately shyly reduced his body as much as possible, as if this would reduce the gaze around him.

"Hehehe..." Kewen didn't pay attention to the sight from all directions. After a chuckle, he continued to ask in a low voice, "Then why are you asking Passy? And he still looks shy and shy."

"It's not me..." Penello lowered his head and said in a mosquito voice, "It's him."

"Percy?" Kewen was slightly taken aback: "You mean, Percy pursued you?"

Penello nodded slightly.

"Huh!" Kewen was surprised, he didn't expect Percy to be able to do such a thing.

"So..." Penello finally stepped out of his shyness, looked up at Cowen and asked, "Do you know him? What kind of person is he?"

"Heh..." Kewen couldn't help but chuckle again, and then said, "Listen to what you mean, do you also have some thoughts about Passy?"

"Don't be long-winded!" Penello gave Kewen a roll of eyes, and at the same time tugged at Kewen's robe: "Come on!"

"Ok……"

Cowen recalled all the pictures he had come into contact with with Passy, ​​and found the encyclopedic information about Passy in his memory.

After sorting out the language, Cowan said: "Parsie's words... He is a rigid, dull person. In the entire Weasley family, he is the only one who has no sense of humor."

Hearing this, Penello's delicate eyebrows could not help frowning slightly.

Cowan continued to say: "In my observation, Percy is a very ambitious person. The bravery of Gryffindor in him seems to serve his ambition."

"Ambition?" Penello's age, obviously still can't fully understand the meaning of these two words.

Kewen suddenly noticed this, so he paused his evaluation of ambition, and said instead: "In short, Passy is a man without a sense of humor, a bit stubborn, likes to be on the line, only when he encounters great setbacks, will he be motivated A kind-hearted person."

Penello was silent after hearing the words, her eyes were a little empty, and she was savoring Kewen's comments about Passy in her heart.

After a long while, Penello came back to his senses, nodded to Cowen and said, "I understand."

"So what do you understand?" Kewen asked amusingly, "Do you have any plans?"

"I won't tell you!"

Penello glanced at Cowen again, then got up and left.

Cowen watched Penello walk away, and then shook his head with a smile.

It is estimated that after listening to his evaluation of Passy, ​​Penello's first confession in his life will end in failure...

A new week has come.

On this day, Kewen took advantage of the opportunity of Professor McGonagall to give him extracurricular guidance, and asked a doubt in his heart.

"Professor, can I ask you some questions about 'Dementors'?"

"Dementors?" Professor McGonagall, who was about to grade his homework, was taken aback for a moment, and then asked in surprise, "Why did you ask this all of a sudden? Where did you hear about 'Dementors'?"

Cowan replied: "Heard it from Mr. Arthur Weasley during the Christmas holidays."

"That's it." Professor McGonagall nodded, raised his hand and pushed his glasses and said, "Okay, what are your doubts?"

"It's such a professor." Kewen said, "After I heard about 'Dementors', I came back and checked a lot of information. The descriptions of 'Dementors' are the same, saying that they are a kind of Creatures that feed on happy emotions."

"That's right." Professor McGonagall nodded in agreement, "That's true."

"But I also found that..." Kewen said with a very puzzled look: "All the books on how to deal with them say that only the 'Guardian Charm' is the most suitable."

"That's right." Professor McGonagall was a little puzzled: "Then what are your doubts?"

Kewen scratched the back of his head and said in confusion: "But I checked the books related to the 'Guardian Charm' and found that the 'Guardian Charm' requires happy emotions to release, but this way, isn't it a conflict?"

"What conflict?" Professor McGonagall was stunned by Kewen.

"Guardian spell." Kewen explained, "Because the guardian spell requires happy emotions to be released, it can be imagined as a large group of happy emotions.

So, if Dementors feed on happy emotions, why don't they eat the "Guardian Charm" as food? On the contrary, is it restrained by the happy emotions in the 'Guardian Charm'? "

"This……"

After Professor McGonagall listened, he was immediately stumped by this logical question, and he was unable to give an answer for a long time.

After being absent for a while, Professor McGonagall frowned slightly and asked Ke Wen: "So, what do you think about this?"

"Do I think the description of 'dementors' in the book is wrong?" Cowan said frankly: "Perhaps, dementors should actually feed on negative emotions, so the guardian spell that symbolizes positive emotions can restrain them. ."

Hearing this, Professor McGonagall said somewhat unacceptably: "But, how is this possible?"

Cowan asked, "Why not?"

"because……"

Professor McGonagall clasped his hands in front of his abdomen subconsciously, and recalled his eyes with some vacant eyes: "Because all the people who were attacked by the 'Dementors' felt that they had lost their happy memories, and all they felt was pain and other negative emotions. memory."

"I have a guess." Kewen answered immediately.

"What is it?" Professor McGonagall asked immediately.

"Dementors are actually sucking negative emotions!" Kewen's tone was a little affirmative: "It's because of 'dementors' that people's negative emotions show up.

It is the "Dementor" that through the behavior of smoking, forces people's emotions to change, so that the positive emotions that people have always maintained are forced to turn into negative emotions. "

Perhaps Kewen's explanation was a little unclear. Professor McGonagall opened his mouth slightly, but failed to express any opinion.

Seeing this, Kewen thought about it and said analogously: "For example, I was studying hard and happily, and suddenly someone came over and ripped my book to shreds, so I would become angry.

Because of the cause of 'books being shredded', my anger overwhelmed the joy of learning, and I could only feel angry and forget the joy before.

And the dementor's eating behavior is the cause!

Through the cause of 'eating', they make people completely dominated by negative emotions, so they seem to forget all positive emotions such as happiness! "

Professor McGonagall understood this time.

After he understood, Professor McGonagall's face changed suddenly, he immediately stood up, and said seriously: "Quick! You can write a paper on this now!"

"Huh?" Ke Wen was taken aback.

"I need to show your paper to the principal!" explained Professor McGonagall.

"Oh well."

Kewen understood, and immediately sat at the desk, prepared a pen and paper, and began to write the exposition of this conversation...