Hogwarts: I graduated before the system came

At the same time, she also refused the wizards who had just guaranteed her livelihood and returned the money.

In her words: I would rather see these Galleons help you live a good life, that would be the best reward for me.

Of course, there are also some people from good backgrounds who will donate some funds to Hufflepuff through the school board.

But there are almost no Muggle-born Hufflepuff wizards like Douglas who can save a large sum of money in just a few years.

The reason was when he offered to donate a flying broom worth more than 10,000 Galleons.

Professor Sprout did not refuse.

Because she knew Douglas was not the kind of person who would brag about being rich.

Again, it's all for the honor of Hufflepuff!

Chapter 74 Gryffindor Exclusive Hotspot

The Weasley twins trotted and panted as they crawled through the Gryffindor common room doorway.

After entering, they found that no one noticed them.

At this time, there were still quite a few people in the common room.

Hermione seemed to be teaching the first-year students spells; the second-year and third-year students were also discussing something enthusiastically;

Some senior students had a pile of books in front of them, comparing them with the parchment, as if they were looking for information.

After looking around, I finally saw the students in their class in a corner, chattering something!

At this time, their good friend Lee Jordan noticed them, excitedly shook his terrifying dreadlocks and waved at them.

But he was quickly glared back by Angelina, and obediently picked up the "Potions Safety Regulations" in his hand to cover his face, and winked at the twins through the gaps in the parchment.

It was the first time for the Weasley twins to feel a strong Ravenclaw atmosphere in Gryffindor.

They linked arms and shouted excitedly:

"Hey guys, do you want to know what we went through tonight?"

"Oh, I don't think they want to hear about the Peeves-Repelling Charm!"

"Fred, do you think that Professor Holmes's Binding Charm could bind Peeves into a peach?

Why isn't it called Peeves' Peach Curse?

"George, what did you say? Oh my God! There's a non-aggression pact between Peeves and Professor Holmes?"

"Fred, you're amazing! You and your brother faced hundreds of ghosts together!"

......

Everyone's attention was successfully attracted by the two of them.

"Oh!"

There was an explosion in the common room.

Many students subconsciously looked at the second-year student Seamus Finnigan.

Seamus Finnigan quickly raised the book in his hand and said in panic:

"Not me! I was memorizing, I wasn't using my wand!"

Everyone looked at him suspiciously.

At this time, Ginny, who was practicing the Freezing Spell, complained to her twin brother:

"it's me!

It’s all your fault. You scared me!

I accidentally broke a teapot into pieces.

If you would like to talk about what I just said,

I won’t tell Mom that you scared me!”

The others turned their attention to the Weasley twins.

Different from the excitement of lower grades.

The seventh years looked a bit bewildered, vaguely feeling that they seemed to have heard of the Peeves Repellent Charm mentioned by the Weasley brothers.

A seventh-grade female student, who seemed to have suddenly realized something, said doubtfully:

"A Peeves-repelling charm?

Isn't that a scam?

I remember when I first entered Hogwarts, a senior student took a piece of yellow paper and cast a spell, but it had no effect!

The others looked at the seventh-year student in confusion.

At this time, the memories of the other seventh graders seemed to have been opened as well.

They all echoed.

(The Peeves Charm incident occurred in late May 1986. This seventh year class entered Hogwarts in September 1986 and therefore did not experience that incident.

And because the whole incident happened just a few days ago, after the accident on May 20, the professors ordered that no discussion of the matter be allowed.)

At this moment, Ginny, who walked forward, suddenly covered her nose.

"You guys were hit by a dung ball?

Why does it stink so bad?!"

After hearing this, the Weasley twins said proudly:

"Aha, you don't know that!"

"Professor Holmes's secret recipe!"

"Stinky tofu, that's what it's called, isn't it, Fred?"

"Of course, I heard it clearly!"

Others came over to smell it out of curiosity and almost vomited.

(Original stinky tofu brine, if prepared well, does have a strong flavor.

My father sold stinky tofu snacks for ten years, and the brine was kept at home...)

Finally, the Weasley twins were asked by everyone to stand under a window.

Just tell everyone from a distance.

As the twins spoke, some people in the audience asked their own questions.

After listening to this, Hermione frowned and said:

"According to what you said, this should not be a trivial matter, but why is there no mention of this incident in the latest edition of 'Hogwarts, A History'?

The latest version mentioned that Harry entered school last year and was sorted into Gryffindor.

There was also the incident in 1876 when the attempt to expel Peeves failed and an agreement was signed with him.

But what you said is not mentioned in the book at all.”

After Ron heard Hermione say that Harry was in the latest "Hogwarts, A History", he glanced at Colin not far away, and then poked Harry beside him.

Harry turned his head and looked in the direction Ron was pointing, and was immediately startled by Colin's burning eyes.

Harry was afraid that he would jump out and say, "Oh, Harry, please turn to that page and take a photo!"

Everyone began to discuss whether this matter was true or not.

But most people believe that it is true, provided that the Weasley brothers did not make up stories to deceive everyone.

It’s not that everyone doesn’t believe in the Weasley brothers, it’s just too fantastical!

Ask Professor Holmes for confirmation? No kidding, do you think you don't have enough homework?

Professor Snape was even less likely, unless someone thought Gryffindor had enough points.

Professor Sprout should be able to do it, and everyone started talking about which grade would have Herbology class tomorrow.

At this moment, someone suddenly said excitedly:

"According to what George and Fred said, the professor promised the ghosts that similar runes would not appear in the future.

But it doesn't say we can't learn the spell that turns Peeves into a peach!"

When everyone heard this, they were immediately excited!

Ranking of the people you hate most in Hogwarts. Peeves said he was second, and even Filch could only be third.

If I learn that spell, I can turn Peeves into peaches to play with every day.

Some people even planned to hang Peeves on the lamp stand in the middle of the Hogwarts Great Hall.

Then throw moldy bread at him too.

Hit him and get ten points.

Hit the head, extra 20 points...

At this moment, Sir Nicholas, the resident ghost of Gryffindor House, appeared in front of everyone through the wall.

His appearance was like a powerful silencing spell, and the common room suddenly became quiet.

Everyone stared at Sir Nicholas, which frightened him so much that his head fell off his neck.

(Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington was posthumously known as "Nearly Headless Nick" because the executioner's axe was blunt and the whetstone was missing, so Nicholas was beheaded even after 45 blows.)

He quickly straightened his head and saw the Weasley twins standing in the window.

Suddenly, he thought that he didn't need Professor Sibyl of Divination to tell his fortune.

He already felt something ominous!

As expected.

Students came forward to ask him:

"Sir, can you tell us what happened between the ghost and Professor Holmes?"

"Hey, Nick. Is it true, as George says, that Professor Holmes has a power to harm ghosts?"

"Is the Peeves Repellent Charm real?"

"It must be true. Professor Holmes is such a good man, of course he's very powerful!" (Ron was trying hard to object to those who questioned Professor Holmes.)

"..."

Chapter 75: The Ghost Banquet Can Be Held Because of Harry

Sir Nicholas heard everyone's questions.

I felt like my head, which still had a shred of skin attached to it, was about to explode.

If he hadn't been Gryffindor's resident ghost, he would have run.

Finally he had to float to the ceiling and straighten his head.

He yelled for everyone to be quiet.

"Okay! Answer them one by one!

That's a private matter between the professor and Peeves, and I don't want to talk about the professor behind his back...

...That's true, but thankfully, Professor Holmes has promised everyone that such things will never appear in Hogwarts again...

...The Immortal Binding Spell, I think it must be a very powerful magic. Unfortunately, it's not black magic, otherwise we could have...

Ahem, I mean you can’t learn it, and I don’t recommend you to learn it…”

Nicholas finally dismissed the students' questions with almost perfunctory words.

Finally, he made a request:

“I’m glad to answer so many of your questions.

But I have something that I need your help with...