LIFE OF SERVANT

{if S = 1} Neville Longbottom {elseif S = 2} Percy Weasley {elseif S = 3} Cedric Diggory {elseif S = 4} Colin Creevey {elseif S = 5} Oliver Wood {endif}new life began immediately. He was escorted from the grand hall to the servants' quarters, a stark contrast to the opulent surroundings of the Masters' estates. The servants' living conditions were cramped and communal, with little privacy or comfort. The air was filled with the scent of hard labor and unwashed bodies, a constant reminder of their lowly status.

As a servant, {if S = 1} Neville Longbottom {elseif S = 2} Percy Weasley {elseif S = 3} Cedric Diggory {elseif S = 4} Colin Creevey {elseif S = 5} Oliver Wood {endif}'s days were marked by relentless toil. From dawn till dusk, he was at the beck and call of the Masters, performing tasks that ranged from cleaning and cooking to personal attendance. Each task was performed under the ever-watchful eyes of overseers, who ensured that any hint of disobedience or inadequacy was met with harsh punishment.

The tattoo on {if S = 1} Neville Longbottom {elseif S = 2} Percy Weasley {elseif S = 3} Cedric Diggory {elseif S = 4} Colin Creevey {elseif S = 5} Oliver Wood {endif}'s chest was not just a symbol of his status but a constant reminder of his place in the kingdom. Every time he glanced down or caught a reflection, the emblem of the dog stared back at him, a silent testament to his subservience. The bare chest and torn pants became his identity, stripping away any remnants of his previous aspirations and individuality.

Despite the harsh conditions, {if S = 1} Neville Longbottom {elseif S = 2} Percy Weasley {elseif S = 3} Cedric Diggory {elseif S = 4} Colin Creevey {elseif S = 5} Oliver Wood {endif}found small comforts in the camaraderie among his fellow servants. They shared their meager meals and exchanged whispered conversations in the dead of night, finding solace in their shared plight. It was within these bonds that Percy found the strength to endure his new life, even as he served under the oppressive rule of the Masters.