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Therefore, I would like to appeal to everyone here.
If possible, we hope everyone will raise their arms to create a peaceful learning environment for this savior boy!
Darren finished reading it.
There are only two words after reading it.
Cow batch.
Hagrid never took it seriously, but now he must have realized the power of Rita Skeeter, right?
Of course, these are all minor matters.
Dumbledore obviously wouldn't fire Hagrid.
After all, Hagrid was considered Dumbledore's backup plan.
If Hagrid could connect with those giants, that would be a source of strength.
Besides, Hagrid is indeed a good person.
Dumbledore certainly wouldn't fire him.
Based on the plot that Darren has seen, it seems that Hagrid was having a mental breakdown and was crying in his little house.
Hagrid himself wanted to resign; Dumbledore had no such intention.
Moreover, if they wait about a week, until Hagrid himself has almost figured things out, they can go and reach him.
but.
As a little saint.
He certainly couldn't appear indifferent.
Then he showed an expression of regret and pain.
"It's all my fault. I should have been stricter with him when he gave the interview."
I should have explained to him the dangers Rita Skeeter posed, but I didn't. I was so stupid!
[Ding, Fatherhood Value +100]
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"Oh, Darren, don't be silly. Didn't you tell him that there's something wrong with Rita Skeeter?"
You've told him so many times, but he just won't listen. He just wants to promote his little cuties!
And then there's his lineage. People would love to keep their bloodline tightly bound to him, yet he just stood in the garden and loudly proclaimed himself a half-giant.
Darren, you did absolutely nothing wrong!
Ron said angrily.
Harry nodded vigorously.
Because he was just as angry.
They had all told Hagrid that the woman was making things up, but he just wouldn't listen.
He even casually told a woman about his lineage.
And they said it so loudly.
We were in the garden at the time; who knows who might be there?
After all, the garden is so big.
What's most infuriating is that Hagrid didn't even lower his voice when he spoke of his bloodline.
What did he think?
He didn't even tell them, so why should he trust a woman? Couldn't he keep his bloodline tightly bound to her?
"Are you all listening to the lesson? Darren, come here, I need to show them how you and Eric are together!"
Professor Glapland raised his voice.
Darren refused Professor Glapland's request.
"Professor, I'm sorry, I need to find Hagrid. I'm worried about him, so I can't attend this class. Please deduct points from my grade!"
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[...]
Darren ran away.
He now finally had a reason to leave this snow-covered place.
He was really freezing to death.
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Chapter 461 A Mess!!
Darren ran far away.
Harry and Ron quickly realized what was happening and hurriedly said to Professor Grapple, "Sorry, Professor, we're worried about Darren and Hagrid, so we're leaving too. You can deduct points from our score!"
Without waiting for Professor Grapland's reply, they quickly ran away.
Professor Grapland said irritably, "Hagrid's affairs are not something you can get involved in just because you don't trust him."
Besides, if he doesn't want to come out, even if you bang on his door for days, he won't come out.
Darren, of course, had no idea what she was saying.
He rushed to Hagrid's door.
Then he immediately cast a dozen or so heat-preserving spells on him with his wand.
It even got warm in the dead of winter.
To cool down, Darren started banging on Hagrid's door.
After knocking for a while, Harry and the others arrived.
They then knocked on the door.
But Hagrid wouldn't open it, and he wouldn't even say a word.
Darren tried to talk to him outside the door, but no matter how many times they spoke, Hagrid remained silent.
It's freezing cold outside.
Harry and Ron were so cold they just wanted to leave.
But Darren simply wouldn't leave.
He seemed oblivious to the cold—07, and anxiously knocked on Hagrid's door.
Or try to talk to him.
It wasn't until Hermione came over that she managed to drag him away.
"That's enough, Darren, don't be silly. Wait a little longer, give Hagrid some private space, let him think it over carefully!"
Hermione excitedly covered Darren's hand.
Because his hands were a little cold when he came back.
"But...but it's all because I didn't think things through. I should have told Hagrid these things!"
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After being pulled back to the castle, Darren finally uttered his first words in frustration.
This broke Hermione's heart.
If it weren't for the fact that it wasn't appropriate to speak ill of Hagrid at this time, she would have really wanted to curse him out.
of course.
Even though she refrained from mentioning Hagrid, others still did.
It's Parvati.
She seemed to have reached her limit in her tolerance of Hagrid.
As she passed Darren, she said to her companion, “I think Professor Grapland should continue teaching. She’s a very good teacher, I think much better than Hagrid.”
Moreover, even if Hagrid doesn't become a professor, he can go back to being the gamekeeper, a position I think is actually more suitable for him.