HP Star Shining

Walking down the tall stairs tremblingly, she spotted her friends waiting at the exit. As they approached, Hermione asked, "What's going on between you and Draco?"

So Su Xingchen told the whole story.

"Hahahaha." Ron laughed out loud. "You're absolutely right, Xingchen. How could you be with that annoying guy? Of course you wanted to come and watch the game with us."

Su Xingchen rolled her eyes secretly. She didn't refuse for this reason.

Coming out of the gymnasium, signs of celebration were already beginning to appear.

The crowds of people walked back along the lanterns, the night sky was filled with gruff singing, and the Irish leprechauns waved their little lanterns and flew over people's heads, laughing.

"Harry." Su Xingchen deliberately stayed behind, and after the others entered the tent, she quietly pulled his sleeve. "Tonight's celebration is going to be lively. Don't go to bed too early, okay?"

Harry was a little confused at first, but when he saw her slightly pleading eyes, his expression became serious. "Is something going to happen tonight?"

"Don't change your clothes. Pay attention to what's going on outside." Su Xingchen gently patted his stiff arm and comforted him softly, "Don't be afraid. Everything will be fine."

She originally didn't want to say it, so as not to ruin everyone's happy mood.

But through repeated experiences, she has realized that the truth may be different from what she knows, so it is better not to take risks in such dangerous things, right?

I had just reminded Draco, so how could I not remind Harry and the Weasleys? Harry had known for a long time that she could occasionally "see" things.

If possible, she would have warned Cedric, but unfortunately, she didn't see him on the way back. If she'd crossed one camp to another, that wouldn't have made sense. With Cedric's intelligence, how could he not have noticed something was wrong with her?

So he'd better just wish him good luck.

Fortunately, the danger will most likely only occur around the protagonist, and there is no indication that the Diggory family has ever been in danger.

This is fine, maybe it's God's will, asking her to stay away...

The noise grew louder and louder, and no one wanted to sleep, so they all discussed the game together.

Mr. Weasley and Charlie were arguing fiercely about the foul of hitting someone. Su Xingchen simply didn't go back to the girls' tent. He pulled Hermione aside and pretended to listen to the twins and Ron discussing today's game with great interest.

Hermione glanced at her in confusion, because she knew Xingchen was not very good at Quidditch.

They were both here, and of course Ginny didn't go to the girls' tent. She sat at the small table drinking cocoa.

From the other side of the camp came singing and strange banging sounds, echoing in the night air for a long time.

It was vaguely felt that something was wrong. The singing in the camp disappeared and was replaced by screams and the sounds of people running around.

Mr. Weasley went out to check the situation and soon he was shouting, "It's an emergency, hurry up."

Harry realized immediately that this was why Xingchen had told them not to change their clothes.

Everyone hurried out of the tents, and Harry, looking at the still-burning campfires, saw people running towards the woods, as if they were avoiding something moving.

Those things flashed strange lights and made "bang bang" sounds from time to time.

Loud jeers, arrogant laughter, and drunken shouts also came as they moved.

A strong green light flashed, illuminating everything around.

A group of wizards, hooded and masked, huddled together, each with their wand pointed upward, moving forward together across the camp.

The marchers set fire to the roadside tents, and through the flames, they could clearly see four struggling figures floating above the procession, twisted into various shapes, like a puppet, with the wizard below as the puppeteer.

Now Harry knew why the men had their wands pointed upwards.

The procession grew as more wizards joined in, laughing and pointing at the floating figures.

Bill, Charlie, and Percy also came out of the tent, their sleeves rolled up high and their wands in hand.

"We're going to help maintain order at the Ministry," Mr. Weasley said, his voice rising above the clamor. He rolled up his sleeves and said to everyone, "You guys, get into the woods quickly and stay together. I'll come find you when this is resolved."

While they were talking, Bill, Charlie and Percy had already run towards the oncoming parade, and Mr. Weasley hurried to catch up.

Ministry of Magic staff rushed to the scene of the incident from all directions.

"Come on," said Fred, grabbing Ginny's hand and dragging her towards the woods, with George, Ron, and Hermione following behind.

Su Xingchen stared at the parade motionlessly. When the parade passed the burning tent, she saw four people floating. It was Mr. Roberts, the Muggle manager in the morning, and the other woman and two children seemed to be his family.

A marcher turned Mrs. Roberts upside down, her nightgown falling down, revealing her colorful underwear, and the crowd below began to cheer and scream with joy. Mrs. Roberts struggled to cover her body.

The other youngest child was spinning like a top, his head limply tossing this way and that.

Su Xingchen couldn't stop shaking all over, not because of fear, but because of an unprecedented anger.

She is not an ordinary person, she is a monk and a wizard, but why is she not an ordinary person?

She had never been one for having a strong sense of justice, but she couldn't ignore the suffering before her. Those people weren't all dark wizards, maybe they were drunk, maybe they were just having fun, but why should ordinary people suffer such unprovoked disasters?

"Don't look, Xingchen." Harry held Su Xingchen's wrist tightly, fearing that she would act impulsively. "Let's go quickly. The people from the Ministry of Magic will save them."

Su Xingchen's excitement calmed down. Yes, she was no match for those wizards at all. Even if she rushed over, it would be useless. Not causing trouble was already the biggest help she could offer.

Realizing that she was no longer resisting, Harry quickly pulled her along to chase after everyone.

As he was about to run into the woods, Su Xingchen looked back and saw that the staff of the Ministry of Magic were desperately trying to squeeze into the middle of the parade, trying to get close to the hooded people. They didn't dare to use magic easily for fear that the Roberts family would fall down.

The team grew larger and larger and they had difficulty in moving forward.

In an instant, something seemed to have changed.

When Harry saw Hermione and Ron, they were confronting Malfoy.

Draco Malfoy was alone, leaning against a tree with his arms folded. He seemed to be watching the chaotic scene in the camp through the gaps in the tree, looking relaxed and contented.

But his face turned ugly when he saw that only Ron and Hermione were there.