HP: By the lake of Snake Garden, flowers bloom on the other side

Licorice said that the blood alliance should not be made too public because we are all still underage wizards.

What is the relationship between underage wizards and blood alliances?

Although Draco couldn't understand the logical relationship, seeing that Lycoris had no intention of explaining, he decided to keep a low profile.

Draco didn't cause much trouble after signing the blood pact with Lycoris, mainly because the Gryffindor trio was too high-profile and known to everyone.

Once Witch Weekly came out, Harry Potter's situation was completely different.

To use Licorice's metaphor, after a month of gloomy rainy season, the sun finally came out.

Everyone was nice to him and showed him kindness.

Harry was very happy that even his roommate, who had always been sarcastic to him, had become nicer to him.

But his joy did not last long, and Dolores Umbridge was furious.

How dare the editor-in-chief of Witch Weekly to have a different voice from the Ministry of Magic?

But now the focus is not how to deal with the editor-in-chief, but how to shut everyone up.

Dolores Umbridge began confiscating copies of Witch Weekly everywhere, even asking Filch to stand guard and search bags.

"She actually searched our Slytherin bags?" Pansy was shocked and asked Lycoris in disbelief, "She is a Slytherin herself, how could she do such a thing? Doesn't she trust us?"

That’s not the case. They are just deliberately treating everyone equally to prevent mutiny.

Otherwise, if only Slytherin is let off, Hufflepuff, which also has a large number of pure-blood wizards, and the smart Ravenclaw will collectively protest.

"We don't have Witch Weekly anyway, so just take a look at it." Lycoris patted Pansy's shoulder soothingly, "Don't confront the professor."

You're not Harry Potter, you're different.

Dolores Umbridge didn't care about the protests, but she did care if Potter's article in Witch Weekly went viral.

Not only did she check bags, she also issued a ban on everyone reading Witch Weekly.

Herbal Medicine Office.

Pomona Sprout was unhappy because she only had a few hobbies: planting, reading books and newspapers, and occasionally drinking with Minerva.

As soon as that pink toad arrived, he made Hogwarts a mess. He also disrupted class discipline and affected the course progress during his own classes. Now he doesn't even have the right to read books or newspapers.

She thought that Witch Weekly did a good job in writing about Harry, and she didn't expect that reporter Rita Skeeter could speak human language.

Pomona Sprout was a subscriber to Witch Weekly on an annual basis. She often saw messages asking for flower seeds. She had exchanged seeds for ones that claimed to be "your favorite flowers."

I have grown them myself, and they have produced a variety of very interesting flowers.

Because they were so much fun, Pomona Sprout gave out a lot of them to her students as return gifts.

Qiu Zhang once said that her father took the flower and raised it into peonies. He also sent photos of it to Pomona Sprout, which were elegant and indeed very beautiful.

Cedric Diggory also grew German gerberas, freesias, tulips... He grew a lot of them because his mother and father loved flowers.

Pomona Sprout decided to give Porter extra points in the next class to encourage his bravery.

Dolores Umbridge's actions brought unprecedented unity among the students of Hogwarts.

It is better to loosen than to block, but unfortunately she chose this method.

Licorice began patrolling while carrying Mrs. Loris, whom her master had no time to accompany. After all, she was the class leader, so of course she had to work harder.