Harry Potter: I'm an Exemplary Student

Professor McGonagall didn't stay here long and quickly returned to her office.

As soon as she stepped out of the door of the Great Hall, the Hufflepuff badgers began to let themselves go, and the originally quiet dining table suddenly turned into a lively vegetable market.

They gathered together in twos and threes, imitating the pitiful expressions of the Weasley brothers just now, and then laughed until they hit the table.

Even Kanna, who had always been shy and introverted, lowered her head and shrugged her shoulders, obviously unable to hold back.

Kyle was dumbfounded. They are all good at acting.

If anyone tells him that Hufflepuffs are honest children from now on, Kyle will definitely give him a big showdown to wake him up.

Except himself, of course.

…

After lunch, all the little wizards began to leave the Great Hall one after another, but Kyle was stopped at the gate again.

But this time, it wasn't Weasley, but a very familiar Asian girl.

Qiu extended his hand and said. "Hello, I am Cho Chang from Ravenclaw. Can I take a moment of your time?"

"Kyle Chopper."

Kyle also extended his hand, and their hands separated after that.

Afterward, he glanced at Cedric subconsciously, but the other party showed no signs of strangeness. He simply introduced himself and then stood aside to wait for Kyle.

Just like when he met the Weasley brothers before.

But yes, they probably don't know each other yet, and Cho Chang is only eleven years old. No matter what, Cedric will never attack her at this time.

Azkaban has no age limit.

Kyle shook his head in amusement, turned to Cho, and asked. "What do you want from me?"

"I want to make a copy of your map, is that okay?" Cho said. "I can pay for it."

"A map?"

Kyle looked at Cedric, standing aside as if asking for his opinion.

Cedric understood it, but because he had never learned to communicate with eyes, he could only spread his hands and say that the map had nothing to do with him now, and Kyle could just figure it out.

Tsk, a good student is just a good student. He can't even make eye contact.

Kyle was mocking the "ignorant" Cedric in his mind, but there was no change on the surface.

"There's no need to pay." Kyle took out the map and handed it to Cho, and said. "After all, you have helped Ryan and Mikel before. They are my roommates, so consider this a thank you gift."

"So they are your roommates."

After Kyle said this, Cho also thought of the two first-year students he met in the morning. After taking the map, he said with a smile. "I have to say, your roommates are really special. They can miss every correct stair perfectly."

"Really, I watched for five minutes, and they never made the right move once, and they kept going up three wrong stairs. "

Cho couldn't hold back as she spoke, covering his mouth and laughing. "Sorry, I didn't mean to laugh, I just think this is... well, magical."

Kyle blushed and did not dare to continue the topic. He pointed at the map and said. "The routes here are all related to the Hufflepuff common room, and they may not be that useful to Ravenclaw. "

"It doesn't matter." Cho shook his head and said. "As long as you know the specific location of the Classroom, the route will be much easier to find."

"Geminio."

Although her movements of waving the wand were a bit awkward, she successfully copied the map.

"Huh, thank God, I thought I was going to make a fool of myself." Cho returned the original map to Kyle and said with some pride. "I kept failing when I practiced before, but I didn't expect that I succeeded this time."

Does she want to try it herself even though she knows she might make a fool of herself? Are all Ravenclaws so strong?

If it were Ryan... well, there's no need to change this. Ryan had been pestering Kyle since they were eating, saying that he didn't want to copy the map by himself anymore and wanted a copy.

Look, that's the gap.

Hufflepuff's first-year students are basically like this.

Before he came, Cedric, the well-deserved number one in the second grade, was probably the only thing Hufflepuff could be proud of.

Kyle had reason to wonder whether Professor Sprout stuffed money into the Sorting Hat during the Sorting last year.

Of course, it could also be stuffed with Herbs.

But speaking of Cedric…

Kyle looked at Cho, who looked happy after getting the map and said casually. "Do you Ravenclaws have a similar map?"

Cho thought for a moment and said. "Maybe there is, but I haven't seen it."

"That's it. Actually, I've never seen it before. Cedric gave this to me." Kyle glanced aside deliberately and then continued: "Besides you, there are other new students in Ravenclaw who need this map?"

Cho seemed to have guessed what Kyle meant and said tentatively. "Do you want to sell the map to them?"

"Yes, I have this idea." Kyle didn't hide it and said it directly. "What do you think? Is it feasible?"

"It's feasible, but the price shouldn't be too high." Cho stretched out his hands: "Ten Sickles, this is the highest price I can afford. If it exceeds this number, even if it is only one Sickle more, I will not buy it. I guess the other freshmen are similar."

"It doesn't matter, ten Sickles is ten Sickles." Kyle said indifferently. "It doesn't take much effort anyway, just think of it as earning some pocket money for myself."

"Then you have to hurry up." Cho reminded: "For Ravenclaw, this map is only valuable one week before school starts. And the longer the time, the lower the price. If it's tomorrow, there will probably be only nine Sickles."

"Enough." Kyle smiled, then stretched out his hand to Cho. "Are you interested in participating? I'm responsible for providing the map, you're responsible for publicity and specific transactions, and the profit... we split it equally."

Cho was slightly surprised, but she quickly reacted, holding Kyle's hand and saying. "Of course, I'm very interested."

Cho made a simple calculation. There are 16 first-year students in Ravenclaw. Excluding her, there are 15. Even if only one-third of them will buy the map, she can still get 25 Sickles.

This is already a huge sum of money for a freshman like her, and she certainly doesn't want to miss it.

Besides, it was just a matter of running errands and talking a few words, which was easy for her.

Kyle nodded and said. "It's settled then. I'll leave Ravenclaw to you."

"No problem, I'll go back now. There should be many first-year students in the Common Room by now."

Cho was naturally very concerned about her own pocket money. After saying goodbye to the two of them, she rushed back to the Ravenclaw Tower.