Snake Wood and Star Pupil

The resonance of the wand shop in Diagon Alley led Chris Gaunt, the Slytherin student with dark green hair mixed with white hair, to meet the Gryffindor fortune teller Craytte Watred, who had white hair and red eyes and loved to stay away from reading the Muggle boss's articles. One is a distant relative of Voldemort, Young Master of Gaunt, who hides his strength and is second only to Dumbledore. The other is a "lazy cancer genius" who is accurate in divination but even wants to copy his homework. Under the complementary bangs, he hides the bond of seven years of Hogwarts. From the first-year Sorting Hat's choice, the secret of the Sorcerer's Stone, to the shadow of the snake in the Chamber of Secrets and the shadow of the Dementors in Azkaban; from the crisis of the Triwizard Tournament, the tracking of Horcruxes, to the endgame of Hogwarts - they and the magical animals of Ravenclaw Mysterious Gessis and Slytherin's potion genius Gwalite stood side by side, hiding their sharp edge to protect their companions, using logic and divination to break the situation, under the darkness of Voldemort, boiling youth into the warmth of butterbeer, and carving courage into the pattern of the snakewood wand. This is not a one-act play about Savior Star, but a song of growth and protection written by four teenagers in their own ways under the stars of Hogwarts. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.