Hogwarts: I have graduated before the system came

The Weasley twins trotted and crawled, panting, into the Gryffindor common room doorway.

After entering, I found that no one noticed them.

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

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

Some senior students piled up a stack of books in front of them, comparing them to the parchment, as if they were looking for information.

Looking around, I finally saw the students in their class carrying something on their backs in a corner!

That's when their buddy Lee Jordan noticed them, excitedly tossing his dreadlocks and waving at them.

But soon, Angelina stared back, obediently picked up the "Potions Class Safety System" in her hand to cover her face, and winked at the twins through the gap in the parchment.

The Weasley twins felt a strong Ravenclaw wind for the first time in Gryffindor.

They hooked their shoulders and shouted excitedly:

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

"Oh, I guess they don't want to hear stories about Peeves' banishing spell!"

"Fred, do you think that since Professor Holmes' fairy-binding spell can bind Peeves into a peach,

Why isn't it called Peeves' Curse! "

"George, what are you talking about? My God! Did Peeves sign a non-aggression agreement with Professor Holmes?"

"Fred, you're amazing! To face hundreds of ghosts with your brother!"

......

Everyone's eyes were successfully attracted by the two.

"Oh!"

There was an explosion in the common room.

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

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

"Not me! I'm endorsing, I'm not using a wand!"

Everyone looked at him suspiciously.

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

"it's me!

It's all your fault, it scares me!

Accidentally broke a teapot to pieces.

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

I won't tell mom that you scare me! "

The others turned their attention to the Weasley twins.

It is different from the excitement of the lower grades.

The seventh graders looked a bit dazed, and vaguely felt that they seemed to have heard of the Peeves banishment mentioned by the Weasley brothers.

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

"A Peeves banisher?

Isn't that thing a lie?

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

The others looked at the seventh-grade senior in doubt.

At this time, it seemed as if the memory of the other seventh-grade students had also been opened.

They all agreed.

(The Peeves Expulsion Talisman incident happened in late May 1986, and this year's seventh grade entered Hogwarts in September 5, so they didn't experience that.

And because the whole incident happened within a few days, after the accident happened on May 5, the professors ordered it strictly forbidden to discuss this matter. )

At this time, Ginny who stepped forward suddenly covered her nose.

"You got hit by a big dung egg?

Why is it so stinky! "

After hearing this, the Weasley twins said proudly:

"Aha, you don't know that!"

"Professor Holmes' exclusive secret recipe!"

"Stinky tofu, that's the way to say it, Fred?"

"Of course, I really heard it!"

Others were curious and came up to smell it, and almost vomited.

(Original stinky tofu brine, if prepared well, tastes really strong.

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

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

Just tell everyone from a distance.

While the twins were talking, some people below asked their own questions.

After hearing this, Hermione frowned and said:

"According to what you said, this incident should not be a trivial matter, but why didn't the latest version of "Hogwarts, A School History" mention this incident.

The latest version mentions that Harry entered school last year and was assigned to Gryffindor.

In 1876, the expulsion of Peeves failed and an agreement was signed with Peeves.

But what you said is not mentioned in the book. "

After hearing Hermione say that there was Harry in the latest "Hogwarts, A School History", Ron glanced at Colin not far away, and then poked Harry who was aside.

Harry turned his head to look in the direction Ron was pointing at, and he was startled by Colin's fiery eyes.

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

Everyone began to discuss the authenticity of this matter.

But most people think it's true, assuming the Weasley brothers didn't make up stories to trick everyone.

It's not that everyone doesn't believe in the Weasley brothers, the fact is so fantastic!

Ask Professor Holmes to confirm?Don't be kidding, do you think you don't have enough homework?

Professor Snape is even less likely, unless one thinks that Gryffindor has enough points.

Professor Sprout should be able to, and everyone is talking about which grade has herbal medicine tomorrow.

At this time, someone suddenly said excitedly:

"According to what George and Fred said, the professor promised that the ghosts will not have similar runes in the future,

But it didn't say we couldn't learn the spell that tied Peeves into peaches! "

When everyone heard it, they immediately became excited!

On the list of people you hate most at Hogwarts, Peeves said he ranked second, and even Filch could only rank third.

If he learned that spell, wouldn't he be able to turn Peeves into peaches every day?

Some people even thought about hanging Peeves on the lamp stand in the middle of the Hogwarts Great Hall.

Then throw him also with moldy bread.

Hit him plus ten points,

Hit the head, plus twenty points...

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

His appearance was like a powerful silencing spell, and the common room suddenly fell silent.

Everyone stared at Sir Nicholas so startled that his head fell off his neck.

(Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington was also known as "Almost Headless Nick" after his death. During the execution, because the whetstone could not be found, the executioner's ax was very blunt, and Nicholas was chopped 45 times. Completely decapitated.)

He quickly straightened his head, only to see the Weasley twins standing at the window.

Immediately, he thought that there was no need for Divination Professor Sibyl to divination for him,

He already felt an ominous feeling!

As expected.

The students stood up and asked him:

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

"Hey, Nick. Is it really what George said? Professor Holmes has a power to harm ghosts?"

"Is the Peeves banisher real?"

"It must be true. Professor Holmes is such a good person, of course he is very powerful!" (Ron was working hard to oppose those who questioned Professor Holmes.)

"..."