Hogwarts, where the stars shine

Near the window of the library, Mesa, Lilia, and Sean gathered together to murmur and discuss Peeves' extraordinary behavior today.

Most of the students nearby were also like this. In the morning, Peeves had given him porridge to moisturize his hair. Everyone still wanted to know what was going on with Peeves and how Principal Dumbledore would punish him.

It would be best to hand Peeves over to Barrow the Bloody, lock Peeves to Barrow in shackles, and torture him severely.

It's a pity that the students' wishes are destined to not be realized.

According to "Hogwarts: A School History" and other anecdotal records related to the school, starting from the school's first administrator Hankleton Humble, school administrators have been dedicated to driving away Peeves for thousands of years. Get out of school.

But no one had ever succeeded. The closest school administrator to success was Rancoros Calpe in the 19th century.

At that time, Lancoros designed a trap and successfully trapped Peeves with a bell jar.But everything did not go according to Rankros' plan. Before Rankros could move the captured Peeves away, the mischievous elf exploded the bell jar and escaped.

The behavior of the school administrator completely angered Peeves, and he launched a crazy revenge against Hogwarts.For revenge and fun, Peeves fired at will with large-caliber muzzleloaders and small cannons.

The life safety of students was threatened.For this reason, students had to be evacuated from the school.

The disaster caused by Peeves lasted for three days, until the then headmaster Eupracia Moore came forward and signed a series of treaties with Peeves, and the matter was resolved.

This was Hogwarts' last and most disastrous attempt to rid Peeves.This incident also forced the school administrator, Mr. Rankolos Calpe, to retire early "due to illness."

It can be said that Peeves has been fighting wits with the school for thousands of years, and he knows very well what can and cannot be done.Things like the riot caused in the auditorium this morning can be classified into the category of what cannot be done.

It would be too far-fetched to say that Peeves just wanted to have some fun for himself on Halloween.

Now the school not only has Bloody Barrow, but also the greatest wizard of our time, Albus Dumbledore. Peeves' behavior in the auditorium this morning was a little too stupid and unspeakably weird.

Putting together the "Tips for Dealing with Pranks" in his hand, Mesa whispered: "This matter is indeed a bit strange. I always feel that there is something hidden behind it... However, this matter has nothing to do with us. Principal Dumbledore will handle it. .”

Peeves' behavior today, whether it was due to his own thoughts or stimulation from the outside world, was not something that the three first-year students should have participated in.

The most important thing is that people have self-awareness. Freshmen should do what first-year students should do, just be cute and coquettish, and don't want to participate in everything.

Are you afraid that you won't die quickly enough?

If Peeves was really being bewitched and instigated by others, but Mesa and the three of them joined in desperately, they probably wouldn't be enough to give the mastermind behind the scenes a gap in their teeth.

The three of them couldn't even say that they died young and never had a holiday. They were definitely stupid to death by themselves.

"That's true, but I really want to know Peeves' motive for doing this." Lilia puffed her lips, and there was a trace of sadness in her eyebrows, as if Mesa had just said something unkind. The same words.

Sean Hart persuaded very seriously: "Lilia, I think Mesa is right. No matter how much trouble Peeves makes, it has nothing to do with us. The most important thing for us right now is to study hard."

"I know, of course I know." Lilia lowered her head and said listlessly, "I just feel that my life is a bit dull, and I want to find some interesting things to spice it up."

Hearing this, Mesa shook his head helplessly.

Mesa used to like watching horror movies. Most of the reasons why the male and female protagonists get angry are because of curiosity or because they think life is dull and boring.

Lilia Shafiq looks exactly like the protagonist in a horror movie who seeks death.Moreover, Leah's appearance is also very suitable for the position of a horror movie heroine.

You don’t have to trust other people’s aesthetics, but you can always trust the aesthetics of horror film directors.

"Curiosity killed the cat, Lilia." Mesa said earnestly, "You are no longer a child of three or two years old. It is time to learn how to control your curiosity. It is better to live a dull life than to be surrounded by crises."

The unhappy Lilia still pouted, and her cheeks were like bulging balloons, making people want to reach out and pinch them.

"I know, I know... I was just curious and didn't take any action."

Although Lilia kept saying "I know", what Mesa heard was "Don't listen, don't listen, the bastard is chanting sutras", and he also saw a pair of big sparkling eyes that became the embodiment of curiosity.

"The Sorting Hat may be really stupid. You should be sorted into Gryffindor House." Mesa said helplessly. He was not good at dealing with girls, especially cute girls.

If the person sitting across from him was Marcus Flint, Mesa would have slapped him with a big slap.He would also slap him in the face and ask loudly: "Are you still curious?"

Just when Mesa silently lamented that women are difficult to deal with, Lilia on the opposite side was as angry as a puffer fish that had swollen into a ball.

Lilia frowned, stared, and asked angrily: "Are you trying to say that I am as stupid and reckless as those Gryffindors?"

If you were an ordinary person, you should be a little low-key and coax Lilia at this time, saying that you have no such intention.

But Mesa was not an ordinary person. Instead of comforting the other person in a soft voice, he nodded very seriously, confirming Lilia's suspicion.

Fortunately, this is a library, and fortunately there is Mrs. Pince who is as fierce as a vulture. Lilia, who was so angry, did not show Mesa what women's self-defense is.

However, judging from Lilia Shafiq's thin arms and legs, there should be no difference between women's self-defense and gangster's exciting punches.

Mesa can hit five Lilia without using a wand; with a wand, this number can definitely be doubled.Rejoice is so confident.

Lilia was silent, staring at Mesa with her dark brown eyes like knives, with an expression like "I'm angry, I can't coax him".

As for Mesa, his eyes were stuck in "Selected Spells of the Eighteenth Century" and he couldn't extricate himself. He completely failed to see Lilia's playful and cute look at the moment.

Vividly explains what it means: Sorry, Steel Black!

Seeing Mesa's honest performance and Lilia's cute reaction, Sean Hart on the side felt a turmoil in his heart.

Is this still the willful Lilia Shafiq I knew?Why didn't she twist his ears? Why?Are the differences between people so big?

At this moment, Shawn Hart's psychological shadow is larger than the Black Lake.

Silence spread among the three of them. Mesa was addicted to books, Lilia was sulking, and Sean Hart looked left and right, not knowing how to ease the embarrassing situation between the three of them.

After a long time, Mesa raised his head from the thick book. He seemed to finally understand the true meaning of girls being coaxed.

"Lilia..."

As soon as Mesa spoke, Lilia immediately opened her ears. She swore that she would never miss Mesa's apology, not even a letter.However, the words Mesa spoke had nothing to do with an apology.

"Lilia, do you know much about the pure-blood wizard family?" Mesa asked, "Do you know the situation of the Black family?"

Hearing this, Lilia's eyes widened instantly, making people worried that her eyeballs would fall out of their sockets.If it really fell out, it would really be a horror movie.

"I don't know, I don't know anything."

Lilia said forcefully every word, full of resentment.