Harry Potter: I'm an Exemplary Student

"Kyle, is it okay for you to do this?"

As soon as Cho left, Cedric, who had been a bystander the whole time, came over and whispered. "I mean, will Ravenclaw first-year student really spend money to buy maps?"

"Who knows." Kyle shrugged and said. "Let's try it first. Anyway, we have nothing to do."

Although that's the case, Kyle thinks there shouldn't be any problem.

There are no road signs in Hogwarts, and the location of each classroom must be found by the new students themselves or asked senior students, so getting lost has become something they must experience every day.

At this time, a map can often save them a lot of time.

Besides, it's only ten Sickles, less than one Galleon, which is really not expensive.

A little wizard from a Muggle family, after buying necessities such as textbooks, has about six Galleons left in pocket money. Kyle believes many people will not refuse to take out ten Sickles from it to exchange for a map with most of the staircase changes marked.

Of course, except for some individuals, such as a red-haired freshman who does not want to reveal his name next year.

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"By the way, this is for you."

On the way back to the Dormitory, Kyle threw the map in his hand directly to Cedric and said. "The task of supplying goods in the future will be handed over to you."

Cedric asked in confusion. "What about me?"

"Nonsense, this is what you gave me, so of course you get a share of the benefits. Cho takes half, and the remaining half is for both of us."

Kyle said as a matter of course. "Besides, I just entered school and I am not proficient in using the Doubling Charm. I can't sell a defective product to others, or I will be scolded."

"So it is best for you to do this task. After all, you don't want others to say that we Hufflepuffs are all profiteers."

"Well... okay." Cedric thought about it and found that this was indeed the truth, so he didn't say anything else.

"Well, that's it, I'll let Cho go directly to you, and we'll see you in the Great Hall this afternoon." Kyle gave Cedric a meaningful look, then turned and walked into his Dormitory.

Cedric stood there without moving. Cedric looked at Kyle's back as he left, and the more he thought about it, the more he felt something was wrong.

Cho was responsible for publicity, and he was responsible for providing maps...What about Kyle?

Apart from these two things, there seems to be nothing else to do.

Cedric fell into deep thought...

On the other side, Kyle took a nice nap after returning to the Dormitory, and arrived at the door of the Transfiguration classroom on time before the afternoon class.

He deliberately dragged Ryan with him to save his and Hufflepuff's faces and prevent Cho from seeing the scene again.

Although Ryan repeatedly said he would not get lost again after having a map.

This Transfiguration class was still with Ravenclaw. Because they went earlier, only a few little wizards sat in the classroom.

Kyle didn't even need to look. He knew with his heels that they were definitely not Hufflepuffs.

In addition, a very beautiful tabby cat squatted on the table in the front.

Kyle subconsciously reached into the pocket of his robe and touched the bag of dried fish he had prepared long ago.

Feeding Professor Meowgonagall with dried fish was an achievement he had always wanted to unlock. For this reason, he even prepared the dried fish in advance.

This is just like moving the trash can in Diagon Alley. Although there is no reward, it feels really good, and there is also an inexplicable sense of accomplishment.

It's just that the trash can can be moved at any time, but there is only one chance to feed Professor Meowg.

Because Professor McGonagall will only show her Animagus in the first Transfiguration class of freshmen. And only at this time can Kyle rely on his identity as a freshman to successfully get away with it.

After all, he is just an ignorant little wizard. How could he know that Professor McGonagall can also turn into a cat?

As for carrying dried fish with him... that was prepared for Mrs. Norris to thank her for helping him find the Hospital Wing yesterday.

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Everything is so perfect. Only the last chance is missing.

There are too few people in the classroom now. If Kyle goes there now, it will be too obvious, and it will be easy for Professor McGonagall to see through it. Wait a little longer.

In order to seize this only opportunity, Kyle is still very patient. He let Ryan enter the classroom first and found a reason to stay at the door.

Coincidentally, Cho just appeared at the corner of the corridor at this time, and waved over and said. "Kyle, I knew you were here."

Ryan didn't think much about it, leaving a sentence, "I'll save a seat for you," and entering the classroom.

"Kyle, the things are even smoother than I thought." Cho ran to Kyle breathlessly and said happily. "I showed them the map I copied. In just one hour, twelve freshmen clearly expressed their desire to buy it."

Kyle was not surprised and replied calmly. "Not bad, you worked hard."

"What's so hard about this." Cho looked Kyle up and down and continued. "Did you take the map? I promised them that I would take the things back after class."

"The map was done by by Cedric, the second-year boy who was with me at noon."

Kyle said helplessly. "Cedric was worried that we couldn't guarantee the quality of the map, so he took the initiative to take the task of copying the map on my behalf. You can go directly to the Great Hall to find him after class."

"By the way, he is the top student in the second grade and is very good at Doubling Charm. "

"Cedric?" Cho thought for a moment and asked. "I remember you said that he also gave you the map."

Kyle nodded. "Yes."

"Then he is a really good person." Cho sighed, and then she seemed to think of something and suddenly frowned. "In this case, I can't take half, it should be divided equally among the three of us."

"If you insist, you can talk to him after class." Kyle spread his hands and said.

"There is definitely no problem on my side, and I also said before that I would share the remaining half with him, but Cedric refused to take it, insisting that he just helped a little."

"Anyway, I can't persuade him, maybe you can try. "

"Okay!" Cho nodded seriously. In her opinion, as long as you participate, you are a part and must share it equally.

Kyle smiled and said. "Then I wish you all the best. "

Cho looked at Kyle's expression and frowned. "Why do I feel that your smile is a little... strange?"

"Really? Maybe I'm looking forward to the next Transfiguration class." Kyle said seriously. "Let's not talk about this. Let's go to the classroom first."