Hogwarts Mysterious Man Resurrected

Lothar was sitting on the long table of Gryffindor House. Other Gryffindor House students also turned a blind eye to Lothar, or they were more friendly to him.

After all, no matter who is powerful but approachable, who would refuse to make friends with such a person?

Of course, those who held objections were secretly challenged by Lothar.

If you don’t accept it once, do it a second time.

Lothar believed that they would eventually support him in Gryffindor House.

As it is now, everyone is convinced that he is sitting with Gryffindor House and says that there should be more communication between houses instead of being full of fights.

Lothar smiled and readily agreed with their statement.

And sat here with a happy mood.

Except that Harry and Ron were a little uncomfortable, overall they got along very happily.

"I heard that George and Fred did some not-so-good things recently, causing Professor McGonagall to become furious."

Lothar put away the book in her hand, a hint of curiosity appeared on her face.

Listening to Lothar's question, Harry and Ron looked at each other and said to Lothar with suppressed smiles on their faces.

"I heard that Professor McGonagall originally planned to let them both go."

Harry laughed, and Ron continued.

"But the two of them were just kicked out by Professor McGonagall, and they were plotting the bad things they wanted to do next at the door of Professor McGonagall's office."

"Then, Professor McGonagall listened to what they said."

Ron said happily. People who didn't know better thought George and Fred were his enemies.

Why else would he be so happy when George and Fred were in trouble!

However, the Gryffindor students present all knew what kind of relationship George and Fred had with Ron.

They looked at Ron with strange eyes, as if they were suppressing their smiles.

As for Ron's relationship with George and Fred, everyone in the room understood.

Lothar also watched with a smile as Ron danced and described how unlucky George and Fred were, and she couldn't help laughing.

Lately, his attention has been elsewhere.

Not much is actually known about the Weasley twins.

But the only thing that is certain is that the two brothers completely offended Professor McGonagall.

Otherwise, Professor McGonagall would not have left the two Weasley brothers to Professor Snape.

It is said that the two of them are still cleaning Professor Snape's cauldron in the basement!

It was so miserable that everyone who was tricked by the two brothers couldn't help but smile sadly.

This is the highest level of sadness, covering up one's sadness with a smile.

And because of this incident, they happened to reach the highest state of grief.

What a joy, a joy!

Of course, this is because everyone in Gryffindor knows that nothing will happen to the two brothers, and they will only suffer a little pain.

Otherwise, they would have gone to Professor McGonagall to plead for the Weasley twins.

The Weasley twins have always been the hilarious ones throughout Hogwarts, bringing laughter to everyone from time to time.

And this is the main reason why everyone is always very tolerant of the two of them.

If it hadn't been for this time, they actually talked about what bad things they wanted to do in Hogwarts next time in front of Professor McGonagall, they wouldn't be like this.

It's good to suffer a little bit, at least they achieved what they wanted.

Bring some laughter to everyone.

Thinking about it, they who were cleaning Professor Snape's cauldron in the basement would also be smiling... ahem, they would also be very happy.

Ron's dancing was just an interlude, and most people regarded it as a talking point and a joke.

As usual, the Weasley twins always brought them something surprising and fun.

And this time is just one of many times.

Perhaps, the happiness of the students in Hogwarts is the happiness of George and Fred.

This is actually what the two brothers like to do the most.

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And everyone felt that the Weasley twins did this on purpose.

Otherwise, how could we explain that the two of them would openly reveal their plans to cause trouble outside the door of Professor McGonagall's office!

Was it not obvious that Professor McGonagall would catch the two of them and teach them a lesson?

Maybe, that's what the Weasley twins wanted to do.

They decide to make themselves the laughing stock of everyone, since that's what they do all the time.

Even Lothar thought so. He wouldn't be surprised by what those two Weasleys did.

This is just the basic operation of the two brothers, no need to say more.

But Lothar still wanted to say something to the two of them.

You are really talented, openly discussing how to violate school rules and make mischief in Hogwarts in front of the most stern professor at Hogwarts.

What's the difference between that and courting death? Maybe it's just because Professor McGonagall is the Head of Gryffindor House that death looks better.

But here's the problem, they are now being punished in front of the Dean of Slytherin House.

And Snape also hated the people of Gryffindor House.

Lothar felt sad for them deep in her heart, without any gloating about their misfortune.

Smiling, Lothar was happy and put the book on her desk in front of Hermione.

Hermione naturally felt Lothar's movements. She glanced at him helplessly, and then put the book he handed over in her bag.

But what everyone didn't know was that this time it really wasn't the Weasley twins who did this on purpose.

They really forgot about the situation at that time and spoke their thoughts subconsciously.

After speaking out, they remembered that they had not yet left the door of Professor McGonagall's office.

This was very embarrassing, and they also made a final struggle afterwards.

Although it turns out that the struggle between the two of them is indeed of no use to a magic master like Professor McGonagall.

Now, the two of them feel very regretful.

This was naturally not because they were caught by Professor McGonagall.

It was because Professor McGonagall actually handed the two of them over to Professor Snape, that greasy-haired old bat.

Especially when Snape took out many extremely dirty cauldrons with a ferocious look on his face.

The two Weasley brothers were so regretful that they both shed tears.