Harry Potter: Who Seriously Studies Magic?

As everyone knows, Norns of Hogwarts is a strange person, even stranger than those oddballs in Ravenclaw. And yet this oddball is a Hufflepuff.

Perhaps being sorted into Hufflepuff is itself a strange thing for Norns.

All the students and teachers know that anything strange happening around Norns is perfectly normal.

For example:

Harry Potter: On the first day of school, he predicted that I would face misfortune.

Cedric: What a coincidence! Me too.

Dumbledore: What a coincidence! Me too.

Snape: What a coincidence! Me too.

For another example, Norns is a better cook than any House-elf. His dishes give off a golden glow. He once said that a dish that doesn't glow isn't a good dish, though everyone knows he secretly uses "Lumos" on his food.

Every month, he makes a dish and randomly chooses someone to give it to.

Everyone wants to be the lucky one, but Norns firmly believes it's not a good thing at all.

He thinks that after tasting his cooking, people can't eat anyone else's food for days and end up going hungry.

For another example, he is exceptionally good-looking and has the most lustrous black hair at Hogwarts, which no one can rival. On the first day of school, he captivated countless boys. That lasted until the feast ended and he walked into the boys' dormitory.

The crown of Hufflepuff's flower was ultimately claimed by a first-year boy.

Norns: Who learns magic just to be respectable? Who enrolls at Hogwarts without having something wrong with them? So I'm actually perfectly normal. I'm just a little abnormal sometimes.

Reader's Guide: The protagonist is the flower of Hufflepuff, a normal person who is occasionally a little abnormal.

Cedric is the love interest.

Theme: The essence of magic is love and wonder.