Harry Potter and the Legend of the Temple

"We all agree that Louis will teach magic, right?"

No one raised any objections, and Hermione continued:

"In that case, let's move on to the next question, time."

"How often do we have classes? Previously, Defense Against the Dark Arts was once a week, so for us, less than a week might not be of much use."

"Sorry, let me interrupt." The speaker was Angelina Johnson. "The assembly time cannot conflict with our Quidditch practice."

She looked around and saw that most of the Gryffindor Quidditch players were there.

"Yes, I do the same." Qiu said from the side. She pointed at herself and Michael Corner. "It can't conflict with our training."

"And us." Zarath and Rolf stood together.

"I believe we can find a time that suits everyone." Hermione looked a little impatient, "But you know, the things we are discussing now are a hundred times more important than Quidditch. It can make us better in the future. Protecting yourself is even more important than the upcoming O.W.Ls exam.”

"That's right." Ernie MacMillan expressed his agreement. "I personally think the decision made by the Ministry of Magic is wrong. It has reached such a critical period, why would they bring in such an irrelevant person? Obviously they are dead or alive. I don’t want to admit that that person is back, but they are stupid enough to arrange a teacher who won’t let us use magic.”

"Because Umbridge's idea is a bit perverted." Hermione lowered her voice. "In fact, the Ministry of Magic should also have this idea. They feel that Dumbledore is secretly organizing an army to oppose the rule of the Ministry of Magic."

This idea is absolutely ridiculous. Almost everyone, except for Elise who has nothing to do with herself and Riven, an outsider, has this idea in their minds for the first time.

Luna was also an exception. Instead, she interjected:

"Yes, that makes sense. Fudge himself has a private army?"

"What?" Harry was confused by her statement.

"Don't you know? He has an army of black Leopards."

"That's impossible," Hermione retorted immediately.

"Oh, he does." Luna said with certainty, "If you all know about it, it won't be a secret force."

"Excuse me, what is Black Leopard?" Neville asked, his face looking a little confused.

"A kind of fire fairy." Luna gestured. "It's so big that it can burn everything on the ground."

"Don't believe her Neville, such a thing doesn't exist."

"No, it exists." Luna was a little angry.

"Where's the evidence?"

"Many people have seen them, just underground in the Ministry of Magic." Luna said a little anxiously, "Don't treat things you haven't seen as non-existence..."

"Okay, okay, stop arguing," Lewis stood up to smooth things over, "Stop talking about the fire elves, aren't we discussing time?"

"Yes, yes, this matter is more important."

Did not continue to talk too much with Luna. Hermione quickly brought the topic back.

"Once a week is fine, I think." Ginny said from behind them.

"if only..."

"Yes, I know, it won't affect Quidditch training." Hermione said in a rather nervous tone, "Then the next step is the location. It definitely won't work in the common room, so we want to hear everyone's opinions."

"Kitchen? No one goes there." The twin brothers suggested.

"Yeah, if you don't want to get kicked out by the house elves."

Ginny glanced at them, wondering how her brother came up with such a naughty idea.

"There is a place." Louis said, "Hermione, do you remember our cram school back then?"

"Tutorial classroom? You mean?" Hermione thought of something, suddenly blushed, and then looked at Astoria guiltily. Fortunately, the girl didn't react.

"The Room of Requirement is on the eighth floor of the school."

"What is that place?" Li Qiaodan asked, "We seem to have never heard of it."

"That's the coming and going room. It will only appear when there is a real need, and it is usually hidden." Hermione quickly recovered her composure, "That place is indeed okay, so that's it. Let's wait until we set a time. , we will inform everyone.”

"Then what happens next..."

She rummaged in the bag for a while before finding a piece of paper and a quill.

"Since we are all here today, I want everyone to write their names on it, so that we can know who is coming, and once it is written, it means that you cannot go to Umbridge or anyone else to tell us who is here. do anything."

It seems that some people don't seem to be very willing, but they don't seem to realize the seriousness of the matter.

"Wait a minute, I have an opinion."

The one who raised her hand was the little girl who had just put on the ring. Hermione and Ron were a little surprised. This girl seemed to be helping Louis.

"Excuse me, who are you?"

"Elise, uh, no." Elise quickly changed her words, "I am Natasha Romanoff, a second-year student in Slytherin."

"Little sister, do you have any objections to our signatures? If that's the case..."

"I'm not opposed to this behavior, it's just." She walked forward and held the piece of paper in one hand, showing a slight look of disdain.

"The power of this magic is too weak, and it will have no effect on real betrayers."

After saying that, before Hermione could object, a blue light flashed across her body. She almost didn't use her wand, and the piece of paper shook slightly before settling down.

"What did you say, magic?" Some students shouted loudly. They probably knew what kind of magic there would be on the paper. "Are you really going to do this?"

"It's not necessary, we are not rebelling..."

"This is a necessary means." Louis stood up and took the paper from Elise's hand. "You should also know that Education Order No. 23 has been issued. If we hold a rally now, It’s illegal, and it’s risky. If you don’t want to participate, you can leave now, but once you sign, the magic efficiency will be generated.”

"And my magic is aimed at your souls." Elise looked at the students coldly, her playful eyes making everyone feel cold. "If someone betrays you, it will be eternal pain."

No one dared to look up at them, and they all dared not come forward.

"I'll go first. Where is the signature?"

The first person to come up was Astoria, who was standing behind Louis. She looked very decisive and wrote her name on the paper with a pen.

Louis saw that when she finished writing her name, a blue energy flowed into her body along the tip of the pen.