Professor Minerva McGonagall finally calmed down.

If Professor Flewy was not injured because of the awakening of the ice crystal phoenix of Wiesen Wright, then she would not want to ask Wiesen to send her pet away again.

"Where is Petrite Peter?"

Professor Minerva McGonagall looked at Dumbledore, his eyes full of questioning and uneasiness: "Why is he going to attack Philius tonight?"

"For the crown of Ravenclaw."

Dumbledore did not hide this matter, and even looked at the stunned Professor Sprout and whispered: "We don't need to continue hiding it... Sprout, Petr, the shame of Gryffindor Academy, is the murderer who attacked Philipus."

Now, these things can no longer be concealed from any Hogwarts professor.

Petrified Peter acts more and more arrogantly. Although Professor Sprout is indifferent to the world, he may sooner or later encounter Petrified Peter who suddenly sneaks into Hogwarts again.

At least…

We must also make all professors wary.

Let them know that a student who has nominally died has now become a hidden danger to the entire magic world.

Until Dumbledore introduced to Professor Sprout what Petr did in the past few days, Professor Sprout's first idea was to protect the safety of students: "In this way, should we redesign the barriers of the school?"

"Well, it's for their safety."

Dumbledore nodded before sighing: "Tomorrow I will notify parents that in order to allow children to study with peace of mind, Hogwarts will at least be closed until Christmas holiday..."

If Dumbledore's Christmas plan still did not solve Petr's trouble during the Christmas holiday, then he could only think of other ways.

"When it comes to security issues, there is one more thing..."

Professor Minerva McGonagall remembered the scene she saw when she and Professor Sprout entered the Hogwarts Auditorium, and even now made her feel a little scared.

Professor Minerva McGonagall glanced at Professor Sprout, then looked at Professor Snape, and said softly: "At dinner today, a large-scale fight occurred in the Hogwarts Auditorium, and almost all the students from Hufflepuff Academy and Slytherin Academy participated..."

“…”

Professor Snape frowned, and he looked at Professor Sprout, who became a little serious and serious, subconsciously believed that the fight should have been a loss for Hufflepuff Academy.

Because Hufflepuff's students, whether in terms of magic level or mastery of spells, cannot be the opponent of Slytherin, who has a background in his studies...

"This kind of thing will not be missing every year..."

Professor Snape frowned.

"Professor Snape, please listen to me."

Professor Minerva McGonagall interrupted and continued: "The cause of the incident was that the Slytherin students deliberately humiliated a freshman in Hufflepuff at supper time, and then attacked Hufflepuff Academy because of a verbal dispute..."

“…”

Professor Snape immediately guessed the general situation and whispered: "The competition between colleges has always existed in the history of Hogwarts for thousands of years, this matter..."

Professor Minerva McGonagall looked at Professor Snape, shook his head and said, "Well, then as the dean of Slytherin, what do Professor Snape have to do with this matter? After all, this is the first Slytherin students to cause an unreasonable battle..."

It really left Professor McGonagall speechless.

The guys at Slytherin are too stubborn!

As a dean of Slytherin College, is it really good to keep making excuses for such a thing so confidently? He still doesn’t know the outcome of the fight at all!

Professor Snape pondered for a while, glanced at Professor Sprout, who was the dean of Hufflepuff, and whispered: "The people in the leadership, because they provoke unreasonable disputes, each person will deduct Slytherin's tens. In addition, I will let them deal with debris in the Potion Laboratory."

“…”

Professor Sprout looked at Professor Snape strangely, nodded slowly and agreed: "Okay, I have no objection..."

"That's it..."

Professor Minerva McGonagall rubbed his brow helplessly and asked softly: "But, Professor Sprout, are you really not going to punish the bold student of Hufflepuff?"

"Why punish him?"

Professor Sprout smiled and shook his head, his eyes not stingy with his doting of the badgers: "We have all seen it today, Wesen is the one who abides by the school rules the most..."

Yes.

That's not bad.

Because Weisen Wright is indeed the most abiding by school rules, even if his pet almost overturned the entire Hogwarts, he did not violate the curfew and left the dormitory...

It's simply outrageous.

I really don't know what this new brain circuit is thinking...

Professor Minerva McGonagall remembered the scene they saw in the Hogwarts Auditorium and couldn't help saying, "But Mr. Wright hung the entire Slytherin students on the wall..."

That scene was simply too easy for people to have nightmares.

Slytherin students were hung neatly on the walls of the Hogwarts Auditorium, with rows of candles floating all year round...

"Mileva..."

Professor Sprout looked at Professor McGonagall and continued to ask with a smile: "But Little Wesson still did not violate the school rules, right?"

“…”

Professor Minerva McGonagall felt a little overwhelmed.

"etc…"

Only Professor Snape, who knew it later, finally reacted. His fingers were twisted little by little, and his brows were frowning tightly: "Just said just now...that little guy named Weisen Wright hung all the Slytherin students on the wall?"

“…”

Everyone present looked at Snape.

Even Dumbledore, who had been listening to these professors' communication, couldn't help but be curious about Snape's current expression when he realized it at this moment.

"snort!"

The young dean of Snape also noticed the eyes of everyone. He just snorted coldly, wrapped his robe and walked out of the school hospital room.

These old people...

Grades are already so old...

Why are they still so cramped now?

Of course, what made Snape even more angry and embarrassed was that after the Slytherin students lost the fight, they were hung on the wall again. Why were they hung on the wall again? And even more and more people were hung on the wall!

Before leaving, Snape suddenly stopped and looked at Professor Sprout: "Professor Sprout, I hope you won't regret it. If there is such an additional student who always fights, he will sooner or later bring great trouble to Hufflepuff Academy..."

"Yeah?"

Professor Sprout looked at Snape who was obviously bored and smiled and continued, "You don't have to worry about this anymore. I am the dean of Hufflepuff Academy."

“…”

Snape stopped talking and slammed the door and left.

the next day.

Professor Minerva McGonagall announced the punishment for the twin brothers.

Because they disturbed the peace of the forbidden forest animals for no reason last night, Hogwarts' defensive barrier was destroyed by the Ice Crystal Phoenix, and they were punished as handymen for a week.

This punishment is not actually severe.

Professor Minerva McGonagall privately believed that these two little guys had at least been a coincidence to save Professor Flevy, so he only planned to teach them a lesson.

pity.

This matter cannot be publicly announced.

Moreover, the reason why these twin brothers disturbed the Ice Crystal Phoenix was not because of a kind intention. From the perspective of starting point, the two of them still did not plan to do a good thing...

This is what Professor McGonagall cannot tolerate!

To be honest...

Professor Minerva McGonagall only hopes that the twin brothers can do something and not actively violate the school rules set out in the school, even if they are the same as that little guy Weisen Wright...

This requirement is already very low.

certainly.

Professor McGonagall was absolutely unexpected.

Wiesen Wright is no longer the good student she imagined. Yesterday, the well-behaved student completely achieved her goal.

This also means...
Chapter completed!