Chapter 336: Harry Potter: Forget Everything! (Edited)

Under the envious stares of the wizards and witches at the bar, Madam Rosmerta took the kitten's hand and led him to the bar, motioned him to sit down, then took a glass from behind the counter and poured Fish a drink, accompanied by a plate of dried fish.

Only after doing so did he has time to turn his head and greet the girls who had come in with Fish.

"Well, girls, what would you like to have?"

Madam Rosmerta tossed her hair over her shoulder in a way that the young ladies of Hogwarts could not have done.

It made the male wizards around them stare and little witches like Hermione feel full of failure.

The only relief they found was that Fish, the little Slytherin, wasn't concentrating on Madam Rosmerta at all, but was sitting at the bar, happily munching on some dried fish.

On the other hand, other men had nothing but worm droppings compared to the adorable cat!

The girls shot a look of disgust at the men next to them whose eyeballs were about to pop out, then gathered around Fish and sat down, and began ordering food.

"Did you order butterbeer? Fish wants to remind you that it's very unpleasant to get drunk."

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Noticing that several people had asked for butterbeer, the "magic potion" he remembered so well, the kitten told them in all seriousness.

"If it's just one, no problem."

Sharpay swirled her glass and took an elegant sip.

Hermione, for her part, snorted with laughter as she remembered how Fish had looked at Hagrid's when he had drunk the chicken-blood brandy for Norbert, the Fire Dragon.

"Oh?"

Sharpay, who had noticed the difference, raised an eyebrow and asked, "Do you seem to know something, Granger?"

Hermione had great admiration for Sharpay, who was an excellent and convincing student, and it was only because she kept the other girls in line that she and Fish were able to enjoy a candlelit dinner together on the night of her birthday.

So Hermione answered without hesitation, "Fish got drunk once at Hagrid's house when he was a first year... ummmm..."

Hermione was only halfway through her sentence when the kitten covered her mouth.

"Don't tell them nya!"

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Although he wasn't sure why, Fish simply didn't want more people to find out about his drunkenness... even if he couldn't remember what happened.

"All right, all right, I won't ask anymore."

Sharpay smiled and reached out to push Fish away, who was almost hanging onto Hermione's body.

Although she considered Fish more like a younger brother, when she saw him and Hermione fighting so intimately, she couldn't help but feel a bit jealous, so Sharpay resolutely stopped asking....

This made Miss Know-it-all very sorry.

Madam Rosmerta quickly brought out everyone's food orders, and, as expected, the food on Fish's plate was much richer than the others.

As she watched the kitten feast on the food, Sharpay couldn't help but touch Fish's flat belly, which made the kitten squirm and giggle at the same time.

"Where does all the food you eat go? Can an Animagus still stay in shape?"

Not only Sharpay, but many of the younger witches, including Hermione, were just as envious of Fish's never-fattening body.

"Fish is growing, of course he eats a lot! And as Sister September used to say, it's good to eat!"

The little cat raised his head proudly and said confidently.

"Sister September? who is it?"

Sharpay's eyes sparkled and her originally demure expression suddenly became serious.

"Sister September is Sister September..." Fish didn't notice the difference in Sharpay.

As he continued to chew the food, he vaguely replied, "She's also an Animagus and is very good at cooking. Comey's Chinese food is learned from Sister September, nya."

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"Is that so? I see..."

Sharpay narrowed her eyes slightly as she silently put practicing the Animagus incantation and learning to cook on her mental agenda.

The group finished lunch at the Three Broomsticks and then continued strolling through Hogsmeade huddled together, which would have been perfect if they hadn't run into the occasional Dementor on patrol.

Luckily, however, the Dementors didn't seem to want to mess with Fish either, and whenever they found him, they stayed away.

This led to more and more girls joining them, and in the end, almost every girl who came to Hogsmeade gathered around Fish, which formed a spectacle.

Of course, some of the girls were there because they wanted to avoid the Dementors, but also because they thought it would be fun, and because it was their first time shopping with the kitten, and that's why so many had gathered.

It was like when Fish had first arrived at Hogwarts, surrounded by little witches everywhere he went, and once he got used to it, it became more normal, and the four prefects even got together and created a "Cat Petting Rotation Table."

Originally, Fish wanted to take Hermione and the others to visit his house, but because there were too many people, he had no choice but to give up for the moment and wait for a chance to talk about it later.

Before that, they went to visit Professor Kettleburn, who was living in Hogsmeade after retiring. At first, the old man was very happy to see Fish coming.

But he soon discovered that Fish was followed by a large group of ladies and gentlemen who instantly filled his house, which was already under the spell of undetectable extension, and his precious animals were forced to hide in the corners.

Then, Professor Kettleburn simply said a few words to Fish and chased away all these little chatterboxes.

This was one of the reasons the kitten had given up taking them home.

It was only as it began to get dark that the Hogwarts students who had been in Hogsmeade began to return, the largest group being, of course, Fish's.

As they passed through the two cast iron gates outside the school, the dementors, as before, backed away, not intending to provoke the kitten that injured their companion at all.

It is not known why they behaved as they did, but the Dementors seemed to be very afraid of Fish, or rather of the white tiger he had become.

Once inside the castle gates, the group said their goodbyes and headed to their respective Common Rooms, having spent the day wandering around Hogsmeade, they all had to get their purchased things sorted out as soon as possible, then change clothes and get ready for the Halloween feast for a while.

"Harry, here's a treat from Fish for you nya!"

As soon as they entered the Gryffindor common room, Fish slipped a large bag of candy into Harry's arms, and everyone else pulled out the presents they had brought Harry from Hogsmeade.

Of course, most of them, like Fish, had brought snacks, except for the twins, who had the good sense to give twenty dung bombs.

When Seamus and the others handed Harry his gifts, they all reached out and patted him on the shoulder or back, then raised an eyebrow, gave him a meaningful smile and a thumbs up.

Harry was confused, not knowing what they intended.

It was Ron, Harry's best friend, who took him by the shoulders and whispered in his ear, "As soon as we got to Hogsmeade today, we went to the Three Broomsticks..."

Harry: "..."

Where's my wand?