Study Days at Hogwarts

  Chapter 1054 Peeves enhanced version

  In the evening, a student suddenly ran into the hall in a hurry and shouted at the students who were eating: "Big news, big news, the Ministry of Magic sent Aurors, just outside."

The students who were having dinner stopped their knives and forks, and looked up at the yelling student. Even the professors who were discussing in low voices stopped talking, looked at the student, thinking Find out what's going on.

   "What's going on?" Someone asked everyone's doubts first.

   "I just saw that Umbridge recruited several Aurors from the Ministry of Magic." The boy gasped, "I don't know why she asked Aurors to come to school?"

   "Are you sure the person here is an Auror from the Ministry of Magic?" Someone expressed doubts.

   "What are those guys doing at the school instead of arresting the escaped black wizard?" Someone was angry about this.

At this moment, everyone can be sure that Umbridge has recruited a bunch of helpers from the Ministry of Magic for some reason. Many people picked up slices of bread and followed the crowd to go outside, wanting to see what Umbridge was doing. what the hell.

   "What do you think the toad wants to do?"

  Fred, George, and Lee Jordan looked at Albert with a little anxiety, wanting to hear Albert's speculation and judgment on this matter.

   "Umbridge's aggressive approach is definitely not a good thing. He is probably here to deal with Peeves." Albert looked up at Professor McGonagall, who was frowning and walking out of the hall, and speeded up his eating.

   "Against Peeves?"

  The three of them couldn't help but heave a sigh of relief when they heard Albert say that the toad didn't seek the Aurors to deal with them, but they didn't forget to scold Umbridge for not being good at martial arts.

  Recently, Peeves has caused Umbridge a lot of trouble. Except for class, it always spends time following Umbridge every day, humming the song of the toad.

  Every time Umbridge tried to speak, Peeves interrupted her with various sounds.

   It’s not that Umbridge never thought of asking Dumbledore to solve Peeves’ problem. It’s a pity that Mr. Headmaster didn’t know the news in advance, or there were other reasons why he was temporarily absent from Hogwarts.

   "Hope Peeves is okay."

   None of the three wanted Peeves to be expelled by the toad, so they would have one less right-hand man to deal with Umbridge.

   After looking at each other, the three of them prepared to leave the hall with other students, intending to go over to see what was going on.

   "Aren't you going?" Lee Jordan looked at Albert.

   "Wait a minute!" Albert wiped out the last plate of potatoes in the bowl, picked up a piece of bread and left the auditorium with everyone.

   "What should we do?" George asked in a low voice.

   "Play by ear, if the situation permits, help Peeves completely bring down those Aurors." Albert reminded, "It's best not to be discovered by them, your Disillusionment Curse is not very clever."

  Finally, Albert drew out his wand and cast a spell on the three of them.

   "Aren't you going?"

   "I'm going over there to see the situation." Albert said, pointing in the direction the students were going.

   "Okay, see you later."

   Albert ate the slice of bread in his hand, and when he approached the corridor ahead, he heard Professor McGonagall's rather annoyed voice: "What the **** are you doing!"

   It's no wonder that Professor McGonagall is angry. The group of wizards seems to be fighting something, and various chaotic sounds are constantly coming from the castle.

Albert had just approached the melon-eating crowd at the corner when he heard Umbridge's slender voice, "The Aurors are expelling Peeves, and that thing has affected the normal operation of Hogwarts. "

   "Why didn't you discuss this with Dumbledore first." Professor McGonagall glared at Professor Umbridge angrily.

   "I also want to discuss it with him, but unfortunately the principal is not at school, so I can only let the Aurors of the Ministry of Magic handle this matter first, and then I will discuss it with the principal, and..."

   "Another one!" said Professor McGonagall angrily.

   "That's right," Umbridge said with a smirk, "I can't stand…"

   "This is not an easy task." Professor Flitwick interrupted Umbridge.

   "What?" Umbridge stared at Professor Flitwick.

   "Many wizards in the past have tried to get rid of Peeves, but none of them succeeded." Professor Flitwick didn't care about Umbridge's malicious gaze, but explained to everyone the difficulty of getting rid of Peeves.

   They will soon be able to see how difficult Peeves is.

   As a matter of fact, the Aurors that Umbridge brought in did not cause Peeves any trouble.

  With the help of Albert, the current Peeves is no longer the Peeves of the past. He not only got a lot of joke props from the Weasley twins, but also got a lot of non-sale items from Albert.

   Today's Peeves can be said to be "powerful in battle". When facing the Aurors of the Ministry of Magic, he didn't suffer much at all, but made those Aurors extremely embarrassed.

   At the corner at the end of everyone's line of sight, suddenly came a darkness that even light could not penetrate.

When everyone was discussing how Peeves did it, they saw a figure in a state of distress rushing out of the black mist. It was an Auror from the Ministry of Magic, but this guy looked a bit miserable, his body was covered with a layer of paste Not to mention the big dung, his face and hair were covered with colorful paint. He appeared in the sight of everyone rolling and crawling, and there seemed to be something terrible behind him chasing and killing him.

  The next moment, Peeves appeared in front of everyone with a mop stick, beating the hapless Auror on the back.

   What's even more ridiculous is that for some unknown reason, the Auror slipped and leaned forward, fell directly to the ground, and was spanked by Peeves with a mop stick.

Afterwards, several more Aurors rushed out of the black smoke, but for some unknown reason, they actually slipped and fell to the ground in the corridor. The sound of intimate contact with the marble floor resounded in the corridor. Let go and fly out.

   Before these people had time to get up, Peeves hummed softly, and greeted them with the mop stick on their heads. Everyone was hit a few times, and all stared at them, lying on the ground and howling in pain.

  The picture of Peeves easily knocking down a group of Aurors stunned the crowd watching at the end of the corridor. They never imagined that Peeves could be so vicious, playing around with a group of Aurors by himself.

   Even Professor McGonagall opened his mouth wide, looking at the scene in front of him in disbelief.

   "Did you expect this to happen a long time ago." Hermione did not know when she appeared beside Albert.

  Harry and Ron put aside their thoughts of helping Peeves, and turned to look at Albert.

   If Albert wasn't behind this incident, they wouldn't believe that Peeves could treat a group of Aurors like fools.

  Umbridge also opened his mouth in surprise after seeing Peeves brutally torture the Auror she had found. When she regained her senses and wanted to escape from here, she found that the corridor had been completely blocked by a large group of students.

   "Get out of the way, out of the way!" Umbridge shouted angrily.

   However, the effect is not large.

   "Professor, there are people behind you." Harry puffed out his chest expressionlessly, allowing Umbridge to clearly see the toad badge on his chest.

   "You actually..."

  Umbridge stared at the badge on Harry's chest, and she soon realized that most of the students present were wearing similar toad badges, and were staring at her with a malicious smile. This scene made Umbridge feel cold all over, and was too shocked to speak.

   It was not known whether there were too many students crowded in the hallway, or the students of the Anti-Toad League didn't intend to let Umbridge slip away at all.

  In short, Umbridge failed to escape, and was followed by Peeves.

  The mischievous guy hummed the song of the toad, and hit Umbridge **** the head with the mop pole.

  Several students nearby quickly squatted down, fearing that they would suffer an unwarranted disaster.

"here you go!"

   I don't know who shouted.

   "Kill her!"

   "Kill the toad."

  Those Aurors couldn't help Umbridge, because they all killed Fred, George and Lee Jordan's black hands.

  Even if they really wanted to rush over to stop it, they couldn't succeed.

  Since the beginning of the Defense Association, there have been quite a few students who have learned the Stunning Spell. With the cover of the crowd, it is even easier to lay hands on those Aurors.

   Today, no one can stop them from watching Umbridge being beaten, any attempt to stop Peeves will be stopped by them.

  Everyone watched Peeves beating Umbridge with great amusement.

   No one is willing to step forward to help, and no one dares to stop it.

  As for Filch, who was attracted by Umbridge, he is still stuck in the corridor and cannot move!

   "Kill the toad, kill the toad, kill the toad!"

   Neat voices sounded in the corridor, and more and more students showed off their toad badges, leaving Professor McGonagall dumbfounded.

   "You are..."

  Professor Flitwick shook his head at Professor McGonagall, saying not to interfere in this matter.

  As for the other Slytherin students, no one dared to intervene. They also looked in shock at Umbridge who was pushed to the ground and hit him, and the sound of "Kill the toad."

However, in the end, the voice of "Kill the toad" turned into a brisk toad song. Although the singing was not neat, everyone was singing in chorus, covering Umbridge's screams with singing, as if nothing had happened here thing.

  Umbridge was finally knocked unconscious by Peeves with a mop stick, and was finally sent to St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries and Injuries together with the fainted Auror.

   There are some things these two days, so I can only keep updating as much as possible.

  (end of this chapter)