Little Sirius was quite curious about who the Hufflepuff ghost was that followed Harry, but the carriage was about to depart, so he didn't ask more.
After getting on the carriage, seeing everyone's curious eyes, Little Sirius finally asked, "Harry, aren't you going to introduce your new friend to us?"
"New friend?" Harry was stunned, not understanding what Little Sirius meant.
Following the gazes of Little Sirius and everyone else, he saw the ghostly form of Pabi.
It then occurred to him that Pabi always appeared as a unicorn, so it was understandable that everyone didn't recognize her.
"Oh, you mean her." Harry said with a smile, "Haven't you all met her before? Especially you, Little Sirius, how could you not recognize her?"
"Yeah, how could you not recognize me?" Pabi followed Harry's words, placing her hands on her hips and said playfully.
Hearing the familiar voice, everyone finally realized that the ghost girl was Pabi!
"You're Pabi?!" Hermione asked in surprise, covering her mouth.
"It's not really a secret." Cassandra said, rubbing her forehead, "Even though she's a ghost now, she's undeniably Pabi..."
"Oh my, how could you..." Ron asked incredulously, "How did you become a ghost? Weren't you a unicorn? How did you become a ghost? Are unicorn ghosts always human-shaped?"
"Are you an idiot?" Hermione glanced at Ron in exasperation, "Why would a unicorn's ghost form be human? Obviously, it would still be a unicorn... It seems Miss Pabi must have a secret..."
Hearing what Hermione said, everyone looked towards Pabi.
"That's correct." Pabi shook her head and said, "This is the consequence of practicing Magic Mage—so, you shouldn't practice Magic Mage, what if you end up like me?"
"Magic Mage?" Ron scratched his head, puzzled.
"The so-called Magic Mage refers to the attempt to transform into a magic creature using Animagus." Hermione sighed and said, "I mean, the normal Animagus already has significant risks, let alone the Magic Mage?"
"So, this is the result?" Little Sirius glanced at Pabi, finding it hard to accept that the kind-hearted Miss Unicorn was actually a ghost.
After all, she witnessed me eat a giant spider...
"This is the result." Pabi smiled quietly and leaned against Harry: "Mr. Leme—yes, that legendary alchemist Nicolas Flamel, he suggested that I spend more time with Harry since he absorbed the Magic Stone in the first year, I too will gradually nourish my body through contact with Harry, allowing me to return to human form, right, Harry?"
As she said this, Pabi looked up at Harry and gave a sweet smile.
Little Sirius was stunned.
Little Sirius was overjoyed!
Oh my god!
Isn't this like getting a pillow right when you're sleepy?
I mean, how could Harry be tormented by two Slytherin girls?
He should definitely choose Pabi from Hufflepuff...
Look at the ghost girl's eyes, they're shimmering...More than mozzarella cheese!
I believe, I absolutely believe, that if Lily were still alive, she would definitely choose Pabi from Hufflepuff, wouldn't she?
Little Sirius thought to himself, but he had no idea that if Lily were still alive, seeing Harry in this ambiguous relationship with her teacher, she would proudly say that's my good son.
Cassandra, on the side, showed a disdainful expression. Of course, she knew this donkey...Miss Unicorn...Miss Ghost liked Harry, but it wasn't to the point where she'd throw her off the carriage for such a small matter.
However, it's necessary to make a statement; disdain is mandatory.
What a big silly donkey!
"I really didn't expect Harry to be so popular with the girls." Little Sirius grinned, starting to play along, "I remember Miss Grindelwald also really likes Harry, right? And there's Miss Swedding... Oh yeah, Miss Malfoy too..."
"Oh, I advise you not to fill your mind with pink bubbles, Uncle Black." Cassandra deliberately emphasized the word 'Uncle', meaning to remind Little Sirius that as an older person, he should mind his words a bit.
But if Vivi were here, she would definitely hear the unspoken message in Cassandra's voice.
It's just that...
In the carriage were all Gryffindors, plus one Hufflepuff, expecting them to understand this kind of roundabout talk was a bit unnecessary.
"Alright, Bigfoot." Professor Lupin yawned and said, "Miss Malfoy is right, as an elder, how can you talk about the youngsters like this?"
"Hey, I'm considered an elder now?" Little Sirius still seemed to struggle with the idea of being an elder, after all, he spent those missing twelve years in Azkaban, and in his life, he was still stuck at the point shortly after graduation twelve years ago.
Just like Lily often said, besides James and Harry, she had a third son, which is Little Sirius.
"If you're not an elder, what are you?" Lupin glanced at him and said.
"Right." Little Sirius began to change the subject, "Miss Malfoy, I don't remember Lucius Malfoy having a daughter. May I ask, who is your father..."
"Septimus." Cassandra made no attempt to hide her intentions: "My father is Septimus Malfoy."