The boy’s tone was arrogant and definitely was going to upset anyone who heard it the first ti. Hermione frowned, “Who are you?”
“Draco Malfoy,” the boy said slowly, emphasizing his Malfoy na intentionally or not.
“I don’t know you, so please leave.”
Hermione gave him a disgusted look. Malfoy narrowed his eyes and then showed a smug smile, “Understood. Are you a Mudblood? Well, being able to enter the school is already a gift for people like you, and naturally, you don’t have the right to pick and choose.”
“How dare you!” Although she didn’t know what Mudblood was, it was easy to think of it in combination with Malfoy’s later words. This was not a word of praise but more of an insult.
Sean stopped her from moving, then stood up slowly. So wizards born are in Muggle families. The word Mudblood carries a sense of discrimination in it.
These titles are widely circulated among pure-blood wizards to show their ‘superiority.
“Malfoy? I’ve heard of this last na.”
Sean showed his smile. Malfoy glanced at him. Although the impeccable attitude of this boy made him a little uncomfortable, the fact that he had heard the na of his own family made him puff out his chest slightly.
“As a Mudblood, I still have so knowledge.”
He responded. Sean bowed slightly, showing the etiquette that a nobleman should have, “Let introduce myself; I’m Sean Wallup.”
Malfoy searched his mory, there was no Pure Blood family nad Wallup in the wizarding world, and his eyes beca more and more contemptuous. He is probably soone who wants to use his family’s status again.
Hermione’s eyes changed when she looked at Sean, and the disgust in her eyes flashed.
She didn’t expect Sean to act like this in front of Malfoy. Sean took out a handkerchief and quickly wiped his hands, “Don’t you rember? Our ancestors may know each other.”
Malfoy was taken aback. Could it be that he was a noble among Muggles? He had heard from his father that the ancestors of the Malfoy family first ca to Great Britain with William I.
“To think about it, so records kept in my family have ntioned that a certain Malfoy helped King William I, so he awarded him a piece of golden land in Wiltshire.”
Malfoy narrowed his eyes, and it seed that he knew sothing. His family had indeed lived in the Wiltshire manor for ten centuries, although the word “reward” made him a little uncomfortable.
Before Malfoy could speak, Sean smiled slightly, “If I rember correctly, two hundred years ago, your ancestors were dabbling in Muggle currency and assets?”
“For what? To please the Muggles you despise for the sake of profit?”
“Typical ‘Malfoy’ family behavior.”
“By the way, William I is also a Muggle. Does the glory of the pure-blood family depend on Muggles to reward you?” Sean still maintained a smile, but the sentence from his mouth made Malfoy’s face contort a little.
“You filthy Mudbloo-” He tried to yell loudly but saw that he quickly took out his wand.
“Quietus.”
In an instant, Malfoy’s angry voice turned into a mosquito sound. Hermione burst out laughing and brushed off her anger quickly.
“It’s cute, isn’t it?” Sean said with a smile. During the two months of the sumr vacation, he still practiced a lot of spells. Although his talent in spells was diocre, his efforts still paid off. Malfoy’s cheeks flushed, he turned his head and shouted at Crabbe and Goyle, the two looked carefully for a long ti before they could recognize the shape of his mouth. The two of them didn’t even think of taking out their wands, so they rushed over aggressively to attack Sean.
“Be careful!” Hermione exclaid. Sean threw the handkerchief to Hermione and put the wand in his mouth. It looked like it was a big threat, but in Sean’s eyes, the two were slow for him. After two heavy and powerful punches, Crabbe and Goyle were already lying on the ground with their stomachs covered and wailing. Sean stretched out a hand towards Hermione, and she froze for a mont before handing back the handkerchief.
“Thank you for keeping it for .”
Sean wiped his hands and wand gracefully, then carefully folded the handkerchief and put it back in his pocket.
“Almost forgot. You, Draco.”
Sean walked towards Malfoy, who had retreated into the corridor with a flustered face.
“Don’t co back here.”
Seeing Sean getting closer, Malfoy scread loudly. But unfortunately, his mouth was completely shut by magic.
“Alright, alright. I’ll fix it for you.”
After the trio left, Hermione glanced at Sean with bright eyes, but she imdiately said worriedly, “Are they all right? Would you be breaking the school rules by doing this? The school hasn’t even started yet. If the teacher wants to punish you, I must testify for you that they were the ones who started first.”
Sean smiled and spread out his hands, “I didn’t do anything; I just gave them a simple pat on the back. You’re right, we are not in school. So, what’s there to worry about?”
He didn’t panic at all, while Malfoy is soone with so prolific families, he didn’t care about it at all. After calming Hermione for a while, she started at his wand eagerly, “That’s a Quitening Charm, right? I’ve seen it in books, but I haven’t tried it yet, I’ve practiced other magics myself as well.”
Sean nodded, “The spell is relatively simple, so I tried it, and it was a success.”
“Have you practiced any other spells?” Hermione’s eyes were filled with curiosity. Sean thought for a while, then stood up and took out two empty cans of Coke from the suitcase.
“Why are you carrying that stuff?” As a daughter of a dentist, Hermione was confused for a mont. Sean winked at her, “To drink it, of course.”
He gave one to Hermione and then put the other one on the table. Sean cleared his throat and said thoughtfully, “Have you ever heard of a popular opinion about it?”
“What is it?” He pointed to the can, “Coke is better to drink when it’s cold. Though, it’s technically not wrong to drink it like it is now. But it’s just different and tasted better.”
Hermione, who was holding a can of Coke, looked puzzled. Sean took out his wand and pointed at the can, “Reparo.”
Sean opened the can and took a sip, “In this way, every sip is the greatest value. I love magic.”
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