Civilization and Harmony Hogwarts

Hearing that there is a new activity, the new activity may be tried later, all the thoughts in the wizard's mind before Afu left before continuing the unfinished business are all gone.

What brawl?

What settle accounts?

What else can I do to support my friends?

Does this have anything to do with me?

That must have nothing to do with it!

No!

Absolutely not!

I am a purely good wizard, and all I think about every day is to contribute a little bit to the development of Hogwarts!I will only do my best for the future of the wizarding world!

What kind of personal grievances, gang fights, and I have nothing to do with Nat!

"School manager! Find the school manager!" A voice from an unknown corner pointed the way for everyone.

"Yes, yes! Find the school manager first! Where is the school manager?"

"Whooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo K Kelvin?"

"I hate! Why did I just graduate this year!"

"Does anyone know how many school managers are here today? Is there two-thirds or more than half?"

"Speaking responsibly, at least all the Slytherin school managers are here today! In this way, there are more than half of them!"

"Report! I am the representative of our Hufflepuff House!"

"Come, come! Come ahead!"

"Where's Ravenclaw? Ravenclaw?"

"I see it! There's one in the reading room!"

"What about Gryffindor? Where's the Gryffindor board? Oh—sorry, I forgot that you Gryffindors haven't had a board."

Gryffindors: ...

Gryffindors: Looks like I shouldn't be here...

The wizards acted very quickly, and in just a short while, they found out the exact location of the Hogwarts school director who came to the wedding banquet today.

For a while, some wizards who were close, friends and acquaintances left the room directly to look for them, and some wizards who were a little farther away directly summoned the patron saint to notify them.

Before long, the originally spacious room was filled with wizards like sardine cans.

In the end, it was Afu who cast a few powerful traceless extension spells on the room, which made the room expand dozens of times before barely accommodating the wizards who heard the news.

"Then—professor." Old Malfoy, as a school manager, walked up to Afu in front of everyone with an arrogant step of disapproval, "What do we need to do to cooperate with you?"

Old Malfoy, a fanatic of the Hogwarts Christmas Egg Hunt, was now full of uncontrollable excitement.

"Put this in the most flat and open place in Longbottom Manor." Afu handed out a dark green irregular crystal.

The inside of the crystal is foggy, and if you look closely, it seems that there is some mist swimming slowly inside.

There are black fine dots floating in the swimming mist. If you put the crystals in front of your eyes and observe carefully, you will find that those black fine dots are actually ancient runic characters.

The house-elf of the Longbottom family obeyed the order and appeared, took the dark green crystal that exuded huge fluctuations of magic power from Afu, and then left the room in a shape-shifting manner.

Its figure appeared on the widest and flatst piece of grass in the manor. According to Afu's instructions, it placed the crystals in the middle of the grass, and buried the crystals in the soil and exposed them to the air.

After finishing all this, the house elf immediately left the grass and returned to the room to report.

The moment the house-elf left, the surface of the crystal half-buried in the soil was covered with a faint dark halo, and then, a dark green mist gushed out and quickly scattered around.

Miraculously, the mist has no tendency to become thinner in the process of drifting away.

After the mist diffused to a certain range, it stopped encroaching on the territory. There seemed to be a colorless and transparent barrier around the grass to lock the mist firmly within a certain range.

The mist kept churning and rolling in the inner space it occupied, as if it was gestating some terrifying giant beast.

The commotion on the grass was so loud that it inevitably attracted the attention of the little wizards around the grass.

The brave little wizard, who was sure that there should be no dangerous objects in Longbottom Manor, stepped forward with a face full of doubts and surprises, trying to observe what happened at a close distance. There were even a few little wizards who reached out to touch them, but only Can touch an invisible barrier.

The timid young wizards backed away quickly. They didn't hesitate to stop until the fog stopped spreading, watching the changes in the distance worriedly and curiously.

After the house elf returned to the room to return to life, Afu took out a few small cubes from her small bag.

With a wave of her wand, she lifted the shrinking spell on the boxy alchemical objects.

She looked at the four walls, and finally her gaze rested on the one with the fewest decorations.

"Take everything off of it."

The house-elf snapped his fingers, and the wall picked by Afu was instantly empty and became abnormally clean.

Afu waved her wand, causing the largest cube to fly into the mid-air in the center of the room, and the rest flew towards the corners of the room.

The squares that flew to the corners each emitted a shining light, and then all the light converged towards the largest square in the middle.

At the moment when several rays of light merged, a huge magic circle appeared—with the largest square in the center of the room as the center, and the surrounding squares as nodes

Then the tip of Afu's wand first pointed to the square in the middle, and a dazzling ray of light swam towards the tip of the wand like a winding thin line, and then Afu's wand pointed to the cleaned wall, The cruising thin line moved towards the pointed wall.

In the end, the bright thin line was like a water droplet submerged in the water. At the moment it hit the wall, centered on the touch point, it swayed round after round like ripples of magic power.

As the "ripples" gradually spread, some color patches appeared indistinctly on the white wall.