Hogwarts on the Tip of the Tongue

Puppy love, secret diary, emotional disputes, the recklessness of green years...

In Xenophilius' retelling, Elena quickly understands the ins and outs of the dispute.

The parents and the accidentally injured little wizards also recovered one by one in the healing magic, and stood up again.

It's just that this time, no one raised their wands to attack each other again - the execution of justice in less than half a second was enough to calm everyone down

Just as Grindelwald summed up the "rules of law enforcement by the discipline committee": under the supervision of justice, most of the contradictions can be discussed calmly.

"The cause is the diary - this update can be solved with a magic lock, but..."

Elena tapped the magic book by her hand, frowned, and looked at Professor McGonagall and the others with some distress.

"The problem is still there, right? The physiology of the students at Hogwarts, the social etiquette - I think it's a lack of teaching."

Having lived at Hogwarts for a few years, she still occasionally forgets that this is the real world, not just the school of learning, fighting, and everyday fairy tales and magic.

Compared with the lower grades, the restless hormones of the upper grades have always been a place that has been ignored intentionally or unintentionally.

You know, there is no contraceptive awareness in the wizarding world - or no **** education at all.

The abuse of love potions, the wrong development of various magics, and the unscrupulous "dangerous" play of the little wizards who rely on magic to deal with the aftermath...

As Ravenclaw parents smashed the window paper, Gryffindor parents quickly realized the problem, and these children were in a very dangerous attempt.

If only one-sided problems are good, the worse thing is that some of the little witches are not so innocent: compared to the students of Gryffindor, the students of Ravenclaw House are obviously higher in spells and potions. Some, and when they apply these talents and achievements to the boys in love or favorite, they also touch the bottom line of many people.

I don't know who took out the wand first and pointed at the other party, but after the first magic spell flew out, the scene fell into complete chaos.

When the parents defended their children, they burst out with extreme aggression without exception, and with the lasing spell, there were even more hurtful words attacking each other.

In this completely chaotic and troublesome state, even Professor McGonagall and others have no way to dissuade mediation.

After all, they cannot be completely neutral because of the academy positions they represent - even if they want neutrality, it can be misinterpreted as favoritism or betrayal.

At least on the first day of Dumbledore's temporary departure, Professor McGonagall was temporarily unable to switch to an objective acting headmaster.

Especially when this kind of conflict that is more complicated and easy to offend occurs, the older catgirl is obviously a little unreliable.

As the head of Hogwarts, perhaps she has to stand up and claim a villain status first.

"Of course, the most important thing now is... we have to resolve the most basic and simple contradictions first."

Elena pondered for a few seconds, looked around at the parents and the students who were holding their magic books tightly, showing a sweet smile.

"This is Hogwarts Castle, where a large number of underage wizards gather, where adult wizards draw their wands to fight... Is it too presumptuous and casual? I remember that duels were prohibited in the 'Parents Guidance Manual'. , the content of casting spells at will."

"Also, the diary issue of the Magic Handbook—"

"I hope you can now apologize to your children, or I may have to 'please' you out of Hogwarts."

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