Gaia shook her head, and the blue ribbon that she had just put on her horn also swayed. She said to Tina uncomfortably, "I hope that Lune's mate will like our fruits. I've seen the Meiwa before, and they like to throw fireballs at us instead of eating them."
There were also two small chains attached to the ends of her wings. There were two wolf beads on the chains. "I hid in his pocket and went to the Ministry of Magic. He is too formal and old-fashioned in front of humans … So I prepared some beautiful feathers so that he can be more cheerful when he performs the courtship dance in front of his mates. Perhaps he will be able to marry them sooner."
"I thought humans don't do that?" Gaia's horse-like face was filled with confusion.
"Lunn told me that Allen did that to that annoying phoenix!" Tina's voice suddenly became low. "I'm worried that Lunn will be like Allen, and not come to play with us after he has a mate …"
Allen suddenly felt so awkward that he felt as if he had crawled into a short bush full of needles. He raised his hand and pretended to tidy up his hair to hide the awkwardness and awkwardness on his face. He planned to bring some gifts in a few days, but he pretended not to hear anything and continued to follow Lunn with the other Harris.
In front of a large bubble palace that looked like ocean foam, Lunn's footsteps stopped in front of the steps of the palace.
Holding a basket full of gifts, Lune's nervousness began to act up again. He began to imagine meeting Madam Dracul and began to practice his speech. His tone was very respectful and cautious. "Hello, Mrs. Dracul. I'm here to look for my cousins to play …"
After practicing a few times, Lunn was still not satisfied. He scratched his head in frustration and bowed slightly again. He adjusted his angle and improved the accent of his speech, hoping to show his most decent side in front of this half-parent of his.
After practicing a few more times under the stairs, Lunn tidied up his magic robe and took a deep breath. He clenched his fist as if to encourage himself. He then stepped up the stairs and pressed the doorbell.
Lunn waited anxiously for a while. The iron door was opened from the inside. Mr. Dracul, who was supposed to go out, appeared in front of Lunn. "Lunn?"
"Mrs. Dracul …" Lunn subconsciously recited the lines that he had practiced. He was so shocked that he leaned back. The unexpected scene made him change his words in a panic. "Hello, Mr. Dracul. I'm here to look for Mrs. Dracul to play …"
Mrs. Apolline Dracul had just walked out of the door when she saw this mixed-blood beauty who was prettier than a Hibiscus Chinensis. When she heard Lunn's words, she was stunned at the door like her husband and Lunn who realized what he said. she was stunned.
Finally, a few days after Lunn finished his date with difficulty. In the principal's office of Hogwarts.
The deans of the four major schools of Hogwarts were gathered here. Allen walked out of the shadow with a pile of long parcels. He leaned the parcels against the bookshelf and gestured for the deans to sit down. He walked around the brownish-red long wooden table in the principal's office and sat on the spacious principal's chair behind it.
"I'm really sorry. I can't come to school these days because of some things. Thank you for your hard work." Allen nodded when he saw that Xiaoshou had served the deans with drinks. He then looked at Professor Fleevy who raised his chair higher than the others. "Filius, shall we talk about our business after the meeting?"
"Of course, Allen. Everything in the school has been running smoothly and orderly these days." As the vice principal, Professor Fleevy slowed down his speech and said, "The ancient magic knowledge that you copied to us has been sorted out and taught to the students in my magic spell class … We've reduced the unnecessary homework according to your request to increase the time for these students to study magic …"
"I think our progress is still too slow. They have so much time to chat, go shopping … and do some meaningless things. The progress of some black magic should be faster …" Snape looked at the empty space beside him and said in a much gentler tone, "Some students are being dragged down by others …"
"Professor Snape! Not only talented students are students, "Professor Pomona's hat tilted in Snape's direction as she reminded him in a gentle voice.
"Although Madam Pomfrey and Miss Heinz Waffen have enough healing skills to cure all the students, we should also take care of the progress of the students who can't accept it so easily." Professor Mag pursed her lips and lowered her head to take a sip of coke. She frowned because she was so shocked that her teeth were knocked out. Although she still didn't agree with teaching such advanced magic to the students, she did not oppose it as much as she did a year ago after seeing the students' growth and adaptability that were beyond her imagination.
"Before the sixth grade, we should try to treat all the students equally and take care of those who can't accept it well. As for those wizards who learn fast, we can give them the green light when appropriate … I have another thing to say." Allen tapped his finger on the table a few times as he made a decision, and said, "I'm sure all of you are aware that Goddess Ravenclaw has bestowed some of the duds and Muggle with the ability to use magic … The duds are already able to cast spells, and the Muggle will soon be able to do so as well. Let me tell you, this is a sure thing. There aren't many of them now, but the problem of their education needs to be solved by us."
"To be honest, I still feel a little unreal …" Professor Pomona sighed. "If it were a few years ago, I might have reacted more strongly, but now, Principal Harris, you've caused so much of a stir that I don't feel surprised to hear this news anymore."
"At least Mr. Filch is passionate about this …" Mag nodded in agreement. "If it were a year ago, he would have to punish himself for casting spells in the corridor …"
As a supporter of Slytherin and the theory of bloodlines, Snape was very disgusted by the idea that a pure Muggle could become a wizard, but because of Lily, he couldn't say it out loud. He could only think of the recent unhappy holiday with a gloomy face. He was angry because Lily's invitation to Harry gave Sirius an excuse to take care of the Dursley Family, and he had to spend a few days with Harry and his annoying aunt's family on the floating city during Christmas.
"They're all adults, so they should have their own jobs." Professor Filch's short little legs swayed on the chair as he kindly suggested, "In terms of efficiency, we can arrange their classes more rationally and intelligently. If they can learn by themselves, they can learn by themselves. That way, their lives won't be affected too much."
"You don't have to do that, Filius. In fact, we should extend their time in school so that they have enough time to live in the magic world and familiarize themselves with it." Alan narrowed his eyes slightly, raised a smile, and said gently, "After all, there are many people who have been living in the Muggle World for a long time, unlike those students … Compared to the responsibility of teaching them magic, we should also guide them and let them adapt to life in the magic world. In this regard, we, the Hogwarts Headquarters and the primary school, will jointly arrange to help them."
Mag didn't say anything. She, who was in contact with Dumbledore, knew very well what Allen meant. This was to make those Muggle and Dumb Paws develop feelings and dependence on the magic world so that they would see themselves as a member of the magic world. If not, she would feel that it was very dangerous to blindly convert Muggle into wizards.
Although she and Dumbledore's Order of the Phoenix had some reservations about Harris's behavior of constantly stimulating the foreign magic world, after several experiences, they understood that they didn't have any right to speak. The world had changed.
Then, seeing that they were done here, Allen had his little hand pull over the long package next to him. The package was opened, and four magic staffs of different lengths rolled out.
The length of each staff was one head taller than the head of the corresponding academy. They were similar to the style of the ancient Magic Empire that Allen used, but each of them had the style of their respective academies.
The ornaments on the heads of the four magic staffs were the head of a lion, the head of a poisonous snake, the head of an eagle spreading its wings, and the head of a badger standing vigilantly. The main color of the staff also corresponded to the academy. Gryffindor's was red and gold; Slytherin's was dark green and silver; Ravenclaw's was a dark blue staff with bronze edges; Hufflepuff's was a large yellow staff with thin black iron bars.
The only thing they had in common was that at the bottom of their staffs, there was a crystal ball similar to the one at the bottom of Allen's staff. However, it didn't contain any souls, but showed how many gems each academy had — although they could indeed help the academy heads with divination.
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