The Occult Warlock of Hogwarts

"Does the school's sponsorship count as a loan from us?" DeWitt then asked: "Of course it's unlikely that it's a loan from us, but we must consider the possibility of spending money without results. Since we plan to do practical things,

We have to take into account the bad consequences. Maybe Professor Dumbledore is a very kind and very rich person and will not mind. Of course, I don’t mean that good people deserve to be bullied, but what about the school directors? I am concerned about the news trends in the wizarding world.

I also understand that on the surface everyone is equal, and the statement that pure-bloods and mixed-bloods are wizards is recognized, but in fact the tendency of speech is controlled by pure-bloods, and pure-blood families control most of the profitable businesses..."

"Don't look at us," the twins said righteously, but unfortunately they soon lost their confidence: "The Weasley family not only does not control public opinion... of course they also have no money, but we have never felt that Muggle-born wizards

What’s wrong, our parents have taught us this since we were young - equality."

Of course it has to be like this, otherwise saying these words is tantamount to asking for trouble. DeWitt will definitely not say this to a Slytherin like Malfoy. He raised the corners of his mouth, and then quickly suppressed the smile that was not visible.

, continued: "So we have to consider the bad situation."

"We have to produce some results first." This was the final decision.

If you have an idea, you must prove the feasibility of the idea. If you can't get a big mirror at the moment, let's get a small one first. At night, Filch no longer patrols the castle, but the professors take over.

work, but this cannot stop the small team with the Marauder's Map and the Invisibility Cloak in hand, and the work of cracking the Mirror of Erised is proceeding in an orderly manner - because the protection of the core content of the Mirror has been taken apart, probably

Which professor it is, but no one cares too much. As long as you are careful, it will not affect the magic mirror.

Even Harry got involved and no longer stood in front of the mirror like a man possessed. After all, the twins promised to "make you a magic mirror that you can hold in your hand and look at all the time."

Then it’s almost the end of the Christmas holiday.

This Christmas holiday was not an easy one, at least for the Weasley twins. They didn’t go to snowball fights even though it was snowing, they didn’t explore around the castle on night tours, and even during the day they stayed in the library looking for information about ancient magic.

Read the book about the article.

"It's too slow," George and Fred grabbed a handful of each other's hair from each other's heads and said sadly, "We have only finished the translation now. Matching the magic text is more troublesome than translating it - it takes even more time.

Double it! What should I do?"

"Take your time," DeWitt noted in his notes the effect of a new magic text combination, and then began to look for the next one: "There is no need to rush," he looked up at Harry and Ron on the other side who were flipping through the book dully.

, lowered his head expressionlessly and continued: "Don't you think about recruiting a few more people when school starts?"

"Who? Do you have any good ideas?"

"I can only recommend Hermione Granger. She studies well, has a good memory, and has a clear mind..."

"Come on," Ron was not reading seriously, but now he jumped out to increase his presence: "I can totally imagine what the nosy Granger would say when you were on a night out - she would say

If you want to sue the professor, they will stop you and tell you about your college grade..."

"But she has a good memory and learns things quickly," DeWitt said slowly, "and she is much better now. At least Hermione won't hold the book for several days without making any progress."

DeWitt didn't mention the names of the people, but he did include Harry. Ron suppressed his blush and tried to defend himself: "What... there is no progress... we have to... learn and start from scratch..." and so on.

It’s hard to learn without basic knowledge” and “I’ve been sitting here for several days with great perseverance” and other words that people can’t understand.

But the twins didn't speak for Ron, and DeWitt resumed his research. Harry also felt that he was being unreasonable and it was not easy to support his friends, so he also fell silent. Ron could only lower his head angrily and continue to talk.

Reading a book in a daze.

The night before the vacation ended, Hermione returned to school, but she seemed a little unhappy when she saw DeWitt. She didn't sit with him during the meal in the auditorium that night, but chatted with her roommate.

"Granger will definitely be able to help. We have all heard of her name. Professor McGonagall praised her in the Transfiguration class." The twins stepped forward and asked, "What did she say?"

DeWitt scratched his head in confusion: "I haven't had time to send out the invitation, and it feels like something is wrong."

A little far away from the long table, Hermione turned sideways to talk to the girl next to her. The three of them could only see her back - her hair was as unkempt and messy as ever.

"It's too normal." George couldn't tell anything, but he didn't take it seriously: "Girls...don't worry about a little emotion, just go up and ask."

"That's not okay," Fred raised a rare objection: "To put it mildly, let's put it this way, the conversation has to start with 'How was your vacation?'"

"Or ask her to study?" George also found it difficult.

DeWitt kept his mouth shut and didn't know what to do. He began to realize that he was... very bad at this aspect.

"Then wait," DeWitt said, "finish your meal first."