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 "Hufflepuffs!"

The hat stayed on the head of the little girl named Hannah for a moment, and then quickly gave the result of the sorting.

At this time, among the four long tables, the little wizards on the long table on the far right immediately stood up and applauded, welcoming the little girl named Hannah to Hufflepuff.

"Susan Burns! Hufflepuffs!"

"Terry Boot! Ravenclaw!"

...

"Hermione Granger!"

After the Sorting Hat separated seven or eight little wizards, Hermione's name was finally called out by the hat.

"come on!"

With Jerry's cheers, Hermione trotted all the way to the podium.

"Gryffindor!"

The Sorting Hat hesitated but seemed to sense something and finally called out Gryffindor.

And Hermione ran to the Gryffindor table, full of applause and laughter, on the far left.

"Jerry Carmen!"

As soon as Hermione finished dividing, Jerry's name popped out of Professor McGonagall's mouth.

After adjusting the wizard's robe, he walked to the podium at a leisurely pace, picked up the sorting hat, and put it on his head.

"I want to get..."

Jerry just planned to tell the Sorting Hat that he wanted to be assigned to Gryffindor just like Harry did in the movie, but the Sorting Hat directly reported the sorting result the moment it touched his hair:

"Slytherin!"

"Slytherin? Walter, Fake!"

Hearing the results reported by the Sorting Hat, 10,000 grass and mud horses rushed past in Jerry's heart. He only felt that the various plans he had made before were completely shattered after the Sorting Hat's sound.

Some stiffly took off the Sorting Hat, and looking at the regretful expression of Professor McGonagall next to him, Jerry reluctantly moved towards the second row on the right, Slytherin's long table.

On the other side of the Gryffindor table, Hermione looked disappointed when she saw that Jerry was actually assigned to Slater.

She really wanted to be in Gryffindor with Jerry, but she didn't expect that fate would make someone—this rare and special friend—be assigned to Slytherin by the Sorting Hat.

But she still held back her loss and waved to Jerry over there.

Because she knew that Jerry actually wanted to be assigned to Gryffindor, but now he is assigned to Slytherin, it must be very sad.

Look, you can tell a thing or two from the stiff expression on his face just now.

"How can Jerry be assigned to Slytherin? Not one of the wizards who have turned bad is from Slytherin!"

In the team, Ron, who had not yet been sorted, saw that Jerry was sorted into Slytherin and said to Harry next to him in disbelief.

"Jerry's not a bad guy, don't forget, he taught us a lesson to that guy named Malfoy on the train!"

Although Harry didn't have a good impression of Slytherin because of Ron's indoctrination, it didn't prevent him from thanking Jerry for his righteous shot on the train.

So even if Jerry was assigned to Slytherin, he felt that Jerry could not be a bad guy.

"Oh, I know. I don't think Jerry is a bad guy. I just think the sorting hat seems to be in the wrong place. Jerry should be in Gryffindor!

Ron shrugged.

At this moment, little Malfoy on the podium was also divided into Slytherin by the Sorting Hat.

Seeing this, Harry couldn't help but nod. Slytherin should be suitable for guys like Malfoy.

...

"Why Slytherin? "It's not scientific!"

Jerry, who was sitting on the long Slytherin table, was in no mood to watch the sorting ceremony but frowned and began to think about why he was instantly identified as a Slytherin by the Sorting Hat.

After carefully recalling the various remarks about Slater, he gradually gained a little understanding in his heart.

The most basic condition for entering Slytherin is that it must be pure blood or mixed blood, that is, either both parents are wizards or at least one of them is a wizard.

Like a little wizard whose parents are Muggles, such as Hermione, no matter how good it is, it is absolutely impossible to be assigned to Slytherin.

Then look at Jerry. Who are Jerry's parents in this world?

That doesn't exist at all. His body was originally a strange panel, brought from the main world of Marvel, and the wizard blood in his body was also exchanged with Little Red Star.

So Jerry guessed that the wizard blood he exchanged with Little Red Star might be the purest and oldest wizard blood.

After all, the strange panel can bring him from the Marvel world to the world of Harry Potter, and the wizard bloodline that makes no sense to exchange is still a mess.

It's not that mixed blood is bad, but he personally thinks that pure blood wizard bloodline should have a higher growth limit than mixed blood wizard bloodline; for example, the magic power will be greater than that of peers.

Because Dumbledore and Greenwald seem to be made of pure blood.

Of course, the strength of the power mainly depends on the understanding and application of magic, and those micro-advantages of magic are nothing.

Voldemort, Snape, and Professor McGonagall were all born of mixed blood, but they were still very powerful, especially Voldemort, who was second only to Dumbledore and Greenwald.

In fact, people like Hermione can be considered to have mixed blood, but the concentration may not be so high.

For any wizard born in a Muggle family, Jerry felt that one of the ancestors of both parents must have been a wizard, but the wizard blood of the descendants had not awakened.

From the perspective of personality, the characteristics of Slytherin wizards, in the eyes of outsiders, are arrogant, very ambitious, scheming, and like to fight for power and profit.

Jerry felt that he did not fit.

But he thought about it carefully, and it seemed that it was too one-sided to interpret Slytherin in that way.

Perhaps a comment about Slytherin that he accidentally read on the Internet was more suitable for his current situation.

In that evaluation, it was mentioned that the real representative of Slytherin should be Professor Slughorn, who appeared in the sixth grade.

The pursuit of fame and fortune likes to accept famous people as students but will not take the initiative to harm others. Form a slug club but also seek mutual benefit with outstanding students to achieve a win-win situation.

A supporter of bloodline theory but not a mindless advocate, he is also very appreciative of the Muggle-born but very good Hermione and Harry's mother Lily.

He is very smart; he will judge the situation and ensure that his interests will not be damaged, but he also has his own bottom line. In the final battle, as a Slytherin, he firmly stood on the side of Hogwarts.

Therefore, Slytherin should be an egoist with a bottom line, a selfish person who will not take the initiative to harm others.

If you look at it this way, it seems that there is something that can be matched with someone who has lived a lifetime!

Pure-blooded blood is coupled with the most authentic character in his heart, and what he does now is extremely purposeful. Is that why the Sorting Hat judged him to be a Slytherin?