The Occult Warlock of Hogwarts

After the night's warm-up exercises, DeWitt slept quite comfortably that night. They successfully escaped Filch's pursuit. When they woke up the next day, DeWitt saw Harry in the lounge.

Potter - he was swearing to Ron emotionally:

"There is a ghost who looks like Snape in Hogwarts! The ghost also has two talking shadows! It wanders around the castle at night..."

Ron didn't believe it at all. He said disapprovingly: "Then it's probably Snape..."

The Weasley twins were laughing nearby. Ron asked curiously, but the twins refused to say anything. When DeWitt appeared, the twins pulled him over and whispered:

"We have tried all the methods, do you have any good ideas?"

"This is going to be a big plan," DeWitt said, looking around and saying, "Find a hidden place."

"Come," George or Fred led DeWitt to a secret place, which may be a secret passage: "There is no one here, I think you have a solution."

"First of all, we have to start with what Peeves is. I mentioned this yesterday," DeWitt was not satisfied with the too dark environment. He said: "Simply trying to awaken Peeves' memory has failed.

We have to start from the root - that is, the birth of Peeves originated from the students' emotions, and they were bad emotions - this was mentioned in "Hogwarts, a School History".

In the glorious history, he is the only ghost who forced the first principal to sign an unequal treaty... Let's use the name ghost for the time being. In short, he used his ability to gain the right to move freely in the castle, and he even used a hot weapon to fight against

Open fire on the students."

"Cool," one of the twins' eyes shone: "This is such a good idea!"

Another caught the blind spot and asked: "Do you like boring books like "Hogwarts: A History of the School"?"

"Hermione saw it and she told me," DeWitt said: "Do you know Hermione? Just..."

"That's the little sister who's been reading in the library with you all day long," the twins laughed kindly. They patted DeWitt on the shoulders and said, "Yes, yes, we know."

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"Not long after school started, I mentioned the problem of Peeves to her - Peeves was too annoying, and I almost got caught because of Peeves during a night outing, so I had to treat Peeves more.

Get some understanding and see if there are any countermeasures," DeWitt said: "Peeves is almost as old as Hogwarts was founded, and he is bound to the entire castle, so if you want to re-

The key to regaining the fun from the confrontation with Peeves lies in the mood of all the teachers and students. Judging from Peeves' temperament - I think there needs to be a big scene that will make all the teachers and students sleepless... This

It seems a bit excessive, so...get a little fright? Or negative emotions caused by the change of good news and bad news?"

"This sounds really challenging," the twins replied cheerfully: "We need to plan it carefully... It would also be great if we can deduct less academy points..."

"Okay, let's give it a few days," DeWitt said: "You two think about it first - I have to make some preparations. You can contact me at any time if you make progress..."

At noon, DeWitt received a late Christmas gift - Hagrid's arrived yesterday, and even the twins gave DeWitt a few handfuls of candies, but Hermione's gift was a little late.

"This custom..." DeWitt was unprepared and unprepared. He looked at the little slingshot given by Hagrid and was a little worried. Yes, DeWitt only knew that Christmas would be a holiday. He had never cared about giving gifts to each other.

He was used to it, and when he went to school in a society of ordinary people, he didn’t have any friends who were good enough to give each other gifts.

"It's so sad..." DeWitt opened the package that Hermione sent by owl. Inside was a set of tools for caring for the wand - cloth, detergent, small brush and sandpaper, and a piece of paper with neat work on it.

It says:

"Merry Christmas, I thought your metal wand would inevitably get rusty, so I gave you these."

The question of how to reciprocate the gift has become the second biggest worry currently plaguing DeWitt. The most important one is about Peeves' plan.

DeWitt's arrangement is very clear - first he needs to make Peeves return to his original appearance, but he has no idea about this. The twins are professionals, but now they are also stumped. If they can't even start the first step,

There is no way to implement the subsequent steps. DeWitt can only think about it by himself, and then wait for news about the twins.

Everything finally came to a turning point on the day after Christmas.

Still in the same place, the twins said mysteriously: "This is an accident!" They couldn't hold back their excitement and excitement and said: "We discovered a big secret!"

DeWitt was very cooperative: "What secret?"

"You said?" George pushed Fred.

Fred said: "We used the Marauder's Map when we went out for inspiration at night - of course we had to use it, George didn't notice, but I could see clearly, you remember the Harry we saw that night

·Potter?"

"Remember," DeWitt said, "you scared him, and he told your brother the next day..."

"Yes, Harry looked very funny at that time, right?" Fred couldn't help laughing every time he recalled it, but he quickly became serious and said, "But that's not the point. The point is that I was on the Marauder's Map.

I saw Harry's location - he went to a classroom, it might be a classroom, because it was not marked on the map, and anything that was not marked was a place that was not used, and he stayed there for a long time."

George thought Fred spoke too slowly, so he interrupted: "There must be some attractive treasures in the useless classroom, and the classroom is not a private restricted area or a treasure trove, so we went there, you know we saw it

What?"

"What is it?" DeWitt smiled: "It can't be a three-headed dog, right?"

"Huh?" The twins jumped up and shouted in surprise: "Have you also been to the restricted area on the fourth floor?"

To be precise, DeWitt had never been there, but he guessed that the three-headed dog was related to the forbidden area on the fourth floor, and the forbidden area on the fourth floor was related to the Sorcerer's Stone in Voldemort's mouth, so he did not answer the question directly, but cleared it up.

The voice said: "Is this important?"

The twins smiled knowingly and said clearly: "Yes, have we been there? We haven't been there either..."

"Continuing with the previous topic," DeWitt said, "tell me about what you saw in that classroom."