Hogwarts on the Tip of the Tongue

In Elena's view, large-scale conflicts between parents are nothing.

The protection of Hogwarts Castle and the spells of professors are still very trustworthy, not to mention the little wizards around.

As long as it is not the "Hogwarts Defense" similar to the original world line, then most of the conflicts are just frictions that are smokeless and harmless.

Moreover, Hogwarts "Magic Book (Student Edition does not have any "confrontation" function loaded, and this kind of emotional excitement is mostly some functional misunderstanding.

Just like the Hufflepuff College grades issue, as long as you sit down and explain and explain, the parents should be able to calm down, Elena comforted herself.

She and Hannah moved quickly through the ever-changing stairwell, followed by Filch and a group of eager helping parents—almost all Hufflepuff parents, as Filch pleaded for help, The students all stood up and took the initiative to express their willingness to go to the top to mediate conflicts together... It was a group fight between parents, a scene that hadn't happened in decades.

"Elena, aren't you going to expand Valkyria's form? If there are multiple adult wizards scuffled above—"

"Non-extreme circumstances, the deployment of Valkyrie armor is prohibited in Hogwarts Castle."

Elena glanced at Hannah next to her, shook her head gently, and said in a rare serious manner.

"This is a rule I set, and I don't intend to violate it for the time being - magic armor is designed for war-level confrontation in open areas, not for campus law enforcement."

"The area of ​​Hogwarts Castle is too narrow, and there are too many students. Even the most basic 'light wings' may cut through the castle walls, which is too dangerous."

Especially...in the special circumstances of Albus Dumbledore's temporary absence.

The large-scale restoration and remodeling of Hogwarts' castles requires not only superb transformation magic skills, but also the principal's authority to "recognize the status".

In other words, if she accidentally caused extensive damage in Hogwarts Castle, there is no one to help her perform "rewind time" to deal with the aftermath.

"This way, Elena, this way—but..."

Hannah said worriedly while quickly identifying the direction.

"That's a conflict that even Professor McGonagall, Professor Flitwick and others can't mediate, why would they think you can—"

"Is there a possibility, um... I mean, I'm not the one in charge of the mediation."

Elena whispered thoughtfully, looking across the stairs to the floor above.

There, countless magical rays of light were constantly flashing, and there were vaguely noisy shouts and screams among those magical explosions and collisions.

In Elena's perception, a powerful and calm magic vortex was swallowing the surrounding noise little by little, as if the lava was slowly flowing in the crater.

"Don't forget, I'm the only wizard at Hogwarts, qualified as an intermediate healer, and proficient in 'Healing Rune'."

"Everyone at Hogwarts knows that I'm actually better at healing and soothing than destroying and fighting."

Ignoring Hannah's rolling eyes next to her, Elena frowned slightly and looked at the magical light above in confusion.

"But what I'm curious about now is what the parents saw in the magic book..."

It is not difficult to quell disputes, whether it is Grindelwald, or she, or even Professor McGonagall and Professor Flitwick, it is easy to do it under full fire.

The real difficulty lies in how to ensure that after the "warring parties" are temporarily separated, they can communicate effectively and find a balance point.

The conflict between the parents of Gryffindor and Ravenclaw is obviously very different from the conflict between the students.

In the adult world, conflict often means that both sides feel that verbal communication is temporarily ineffective.

It's not too surprising for Elena to have such a situation in Gryffindor Academy, after all, the little lions have always been impulsive.

However, judging from the "place of fire" informed by Mr. Filch, this conflict obviously originated from the initiative of Ravenclaw College.

Elena couldn't think of anything that deserved so much anger from so many parents.

after all……

Even if it is the legendary campus bullying...

Gryffindor can only target Slytherin, right?

As for the issue of puppy love, Elena immediately ruled it out.

You must know that this is the British magic world, Hogwarts, and it is not a remote and conservative eastern country!

Regardless of parents, professors, or even the public opinion environment of the magical society, no one has ever cared about the issue of puppy love on campus.

uh—that's supposed to be the case, right?

…………

A few minutes ago, the Gryffindor common room.

Gryffindor House is not a place for people to quietly reminisce about childhood memories.

Just like the history of magic class, most young Gryffindor wizards have no interest in "history".

Oh sure - except for adventures and gossip.

especially……

"Wow, so to speak, the dean of Slytherin is not a pure-blood wizard!"

"Unbelievable. Was Professor Snape so poor he couldn't even afford a robe when he was a kid? No wonder he wanted to learn potions."

"Isn't the potion master more embarrassed? After all, potion materials are so expensive—"

"Are you an idiot? What price would a Potions Master care about?"

"Hey, compared to this—haven't you noticed? Professor Snape and Harry's mother are childhood sweethearts?"

The gossip of ordinary wizards may not be so attractive. After all, there are not many stories about the "Wu Ma" mixed blood or the rise of poor boys.

However, when the protagonist of the story becomes Severus Snape, the head of Slytherin, the admittedly cold-faced iceberg killer, everything is completely different!

Following Aunt Petunia's remarks, the little wizards and parents of Gryffindor House came over one after another, standing or sitting beside Petunia, listening to the gossip happily.

Even in the end, even Sirius, Lupin, and even Professor McGonagall walked to the edge of the crowd curiously-but out of the professor's restraint, they still tried to restrain their curiosity and try not to get involved with the students and the students. The parents were discussing, after all, they had to eat at the same table with Severus Snape every day.

"Childhood? Well, of course. In fact, for quite a while, I even thought he was going to be with Lily."

Aunt Petunia glanced at the questioning student, raised her eyebrows, and responded more freely to the various questions around her.

As a housewife, this gossip atmosphere is all too familiar to her.

More importantly, for the first time in history, she can finally tell all kinds of stories openly without worrying about the strange eyes of those around her.

"Huh? Then, what happened after that? Why—"

"Well, I don't know the specifics. I just remember that when I came back from a summer vacation, she suddenly said that she broke up with Snape."

Aunt Petunia shrugged, turned her head to look at the dark-skinned girl who exuded some kind of wild beauty, and replied casually.

"As for later, she was with that Potter...and two years later, um...Lily married that Potter as soon as she graduated from this school."

boom!

It was as if someone had lit a Weaslet-made firework in the lounge.

The whole common room became lively in an instant, and the eyes of many little wizards shone, and they were about to jump with excitement.

"Breakout?! Could it be because Harry's dad—"

"Wow, I didn't expect Professor Snape to be dumped when he was a student!"

"This can't be said nonsense, if the professor hears it, you will cause the Gryffindor score to be deducted!"

"It's okay, we still have Harry—"

"...Professor Snape, he and Mom are just friends."

Harry looked at the classmates around him, and defended in a somewhat restrained and cramped voice.

Compared to others, Harry felt that his brain was a little too messed up, and he didn't even know how to face Professor Snape after today.

if……

Professor Snape was, as Aunt Petunia said, a suitor for her mother, and even...

"Well, I don't know if Lily ever liked Snape, but I'm sure Snape absolutely liked Lily - at least he did."

Before Harry could finish his thoughts, he heard Aunt Petunia say so decisively, her voice full of nostalgia and a hint of imperceptible regret.

"I can't hide the look of someone who likes someone. That guy Snape likes to peek at Lily and me since he was a child. In the beginning, he would ask Lily to hang out almost every summer vacation."

"But in the end Harry's mother chose Mr Potter, right?"

Before another round of commotion broke out, Hermione glanced at the embarrassed and helpless Harry, and finally couldn't help but interrupt.

"From the results, they seem to be the most suitable..."

"Perhaps. Strangely though, Lily hated that Potter so much at first...hated that kind of thing."

Aunt Petunia raised her eyebrows in disapproval, and snorted slightly disdainfully, apparently not having a good impression of James Potter.

"Anyway, I remember Lily said~www.readwn.com~ Snape was teased a lot by Potter and a few of his friends at school."

"I even wonder if that Potter used any tricks - after all, he seems to like tricking people with magic."

"Absolutely not! I saw how Lily and James fell in love with each other. Right, Remus? I mean—we."

Just then, a voice suddenly interjected.

Everyone turned their heads subconsciously, only to see Sirius Black looking at Penny Dursley with a dissatisfied expression, frowning and saying.

"People from Gryffindor House never bothered to use small tricks, only people from Slytherin House would do that. Of course, Lily didn't like Potter at first..."

He looked at Harry and nodded with a smile, blinked nimbly, and made a quick grimace.

"Lily thinks Jaime is arrogant, arrogant and fond of playing Quidditch - but that's also what makes Jaime most attractive."

"Since the sixth grade, Lily has been dating James. It is inevitable that there will be times when you are immature and make mistakes when you are a student, but sooner or later everyone will become mature and stable."

"Your dad is a standard Gryffindor, and he and Snape...well, you know, like Slytherin and Gryffindor, they're not born to deal with each other."

"Frictions, contradictions, etc. are of course indispensable, but like every Gryffindor troublemaker, we have always been very measured-"

boom!

Bang bang bang!

Before Sirius could finish speaking, a violent slamming sound suddenly came from the direction of the door of the common room.

There seemed to be the sound of the fat lady arguing violently with someone.

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