Hogwarts: I've acquired the Father System

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[System, could this guy be an Animagus?]

[Ding, answering this question requires 100 Holy Father Points]

[buckle]

That's really stingy; they even deduct "saintly points" for asking a question.

Fortunately, not many.

[Ding, Lez is not Animagus.]

No?

That's a real cat.

But why did this cat steal his invisibility cloak?

[System, why don't you tell me what it did with the invisibility cloak?]

[Ding, 500 Holy Fathers' Points.]

[buckle!]

[Ding! Lez lent the Invisibility Cloak to someone.]

I go.

This is a home thief! He's been feeding and caring for him...

Okay, even though he didn't keep it, this guy still stayed on him for so many days, and then he stole his invisibility cloak and gave it to someone else to wear!

[Who did you lend it to? Answer questions under 1000 and you can deduct whatever you want!]

[Ding, 10,000 Holy Father Points need to be deducted]

Too much!

Who is this person?

It's actually worth 10,000 Holy Father Points?

[Never mind, would that person be harmful to me?]

[Ding! The system can answer this question for free. The system will not put the host in danger. The system has a unique algorithm to ensure the host's safety regarding events happening around the host.]

That's it...

It seems the system believed that Lezi stealing his invisibility cloak would not harm him, which is why it never warned him and let things develop on their own.

[So, one last question: was the person using my invisibility cloak male or female?]

[Ding, it's a woman]

If it were a woman, it would be acceptable, but the fact that the cat stole his invisibility cloak is going too far.

This must be punished.

For example, should we kill the cat?

[Ding! The host can use Holy Father Points to exchange for a simulated cat in the system. After replacing the real cat, it will have the form, movements, and appearance of a real cat.]

It even allows for simple logical thinking: should one use 10,000 Holy Father Points to exchange for it?

Ten thousand?

Why not grab it?

However, keeping a cat with its own ideas is indeed not safe.

[Fine, let's redeem it!]

Darren sighed.

Then a cat that looked exactly like Lezi appeared before them.

As for the original cat, it had already been eaten by the simulated cat.

Good heavens, is this what they call a replacement?

"Meow meow meow~"

It really does look quite similar.

"Alright, there's no need to change Lezi's previous behavior. I'll let you know if there's anything you need to be careful about."

the next period of time.

Darren found that life had returned to normal.

The professors seemed unaware of the basilisk.

At most, we'll just let them go to school in groups after school.

But Slytherin has always been like this, so for Darren, not much has changed. The only suspicious thing is that Harry and the others seem to have a little secret.

Every now and then one of them would go out to do something.

But he never told Darren.

Darren had heard Percy complain that they seemed to be appearing more frequently in the girls' bathroom.

Darren suspected they might be brewing a compound decoction.

I plan to do what I did in the original story and go to Slytherin to ask Malfoy.

Darren just couldn't understand why they didn't ask him.

Do you think he's too saintly and sees everything as good?

However, Darren stopped thinking about things he couldn't figure out.

Today is Harry Quidditch.

Based on the description in the original work.

Poor Harry is going to the school infirmary today.

Once again, I am grateful to Professor Snape for his decision not to let him join the Quidditch team.

I'm also grateful that he's not a savior, so I don't have to get chased and beaten up by Dobby.

He looked toward the Gryffindor team.

Everyone on the team, including Harry, looked rather serious.

Because all the Slytherins were carrying Nimbus 2001s, while the Gryffindors, except for Harry, were carrying outdated brooms.

To quote Slytherin Quidditch captain Flint, that would be fit for a museum.

Flint is the same guy who called Darren a disgrace to Slytherin last time, and he also called Hermione a Mudblood.

However, Darren eventually forced him to apologize, which allowed him to leave the Quidditch pitch safely.

Of course, for some reason, an aura of bad luck seemed to have enveloped Flint.

Everything he does lately has been unlucky.

The prefects ostracized him, the professors lectured him, the upperclassmen mocked him, and even the buildings at Hogwarts always seemed to break down when he came over.

A few days ago, he had his leg broken by a suit of armor and spent two days in the school clinic before finally being released yesterday.

However, he still bravely participated in the Quidditch match.

After all, with the latest brooms in their entire Slytherin arsenal, Flint believed they couldn't possibly lose.

He glared fiercely at Darren, then said angrily, "Watch how I defeat Gryffindor!"

Darren pursed his lips.

If you defeat him, so be it. Do you really need to tell him?

However, his public image cannot be ruined.

So he smiled and said, "Anything is fine, as long as you don't use any underhanded methods and win by your own strength, how could I be angry?"

[Ding, Fatherhood Value +20]

[Ding, Fatherhood Value +30]

[Ding, Fatherhood Value +30]

[bite…]

Darren wasn't angry, but he felt he couldn't win.

After all, Harry Potter, the savior, rarely loses at Quidditch.

Even if you lose in the early stages, you will definitely win in the end. If you want to beat the protagonist, you might as well be the protagonist in your next life.

Darren smiled politely.

Then his gaze fell on the Quidditch pitch, where Gryffindor was already waiting.

As for Harry, he waved nervously at Darren, still unaware of the misfortune that awaited him.

Isn't Dobby a bit too ruthless? Since he couldn't defeat Voldemort, he decided to take down Harry instead.

He really couldn't stand Dobby's thought process.