The Defense Against Dark Magic class that followed was a complete mess. The house-elves had already done their best to help Elwyn tidy up the letters, but there were still many owls that rushed into the classroom. They were like mice, coming in from all kinds of unexpected places.
As long as there was a hole, the owls would be able to enter. They were truly a powerful and magical species.
Accompanied by the exclamations of the students and the owls that kept breaking into the classroom, the letters in the classroom flew everywhere.
These were the letters that the readers had written to Elwyn. This was just the beginning. The impact of the report was still growing, and there would be more and more in the future.
"Elwyn Mason!" Unsurprisingly, Umrich was furious.
Her face darkened, and she angrily ran out of the auditorium. She wanted to question Elwyn about what was going on, but she found that her own classroom had also been occupied by owls.
Many students surrounded Elwyn, helping him open the letters and discussing excitedly.
"Enough, it's the damn owls again, they're everywhere!" Umrich screamed, waving her wand and throwing out a red ray of light.
But she didn't hit anything. The owls dodged, and their big yellow eyes stared at Umrich with dissatisfaction.
They flapped their wings and flew into the air, beginning to attack her. The owls that flew in behind followed suit, and she was surrounded.
Amidst the terrifying screeches, an owl snatched Umbridge's wand away with its beak.
Umrich was so angry that she jumped up and down, waving her hands, trying to grab her wand back like a clown.
Her clothes were messed up, and there were owls taking a dump on her head …
One, two, three, more and more. The scene was too horrible to look at. These owls were also very vengeful.
"Enough, Elwyn Mason, enough, what is going on?!" She screamed at the top of her lungs. She forcefully wiped her face, causing brown and yellow liquid to splatter. She waved her fist at the back of the owls that flew out of the classroom. "Why are there so many owls?"
"They are sending me letters again, professor!" said Elwyn.
Looking at Umrich's appearance, Elaine laughed out loud without any scruples, and faced Umrich's hateful gaze.
"Silence!" She shouted, losing her sense of propriety. "I mean, why do so many people write to you?"
"Is it illegal to receive letters in Hogwarts?" Elaine asked.
"Shut up, I'm going to confine you. No matter where you come from, you need to learn some manners!" Umrich said.
Although she was talking to Elaine, her toad eyes were fixed on Elwyn.
"I think it's because Harry and I were interviewed, Professor!" Elwyn pulled Elaine back, motioning her not to speak and not to do anything stupid. "That's why so many readers wrote to me about what happened last year."
Umbridge's mouth was wide open. She saw the latest issue of Hogwarts Wizardry on her desk. She stared at the eye-catching headlines and photos on the cover, and for a few seconds, she seemed to want to pounce on it. Her pale, doughy face was blotched with ugly purplish-red patches.
Elwyn wanted her to do that, so he could attack her in self-defense.
"When did you do this?" Her voice was a little shaky.
"The earliest time should be back in the summer vacation. Harry and I felt the need to tell the truth." Elwyn said, "When we went to Hogsmeade last time, we revised the article to make it more in line with the current situation, to tell people what happened."
Umrich gasped violently. She looked up at Elwyn, flustered and exasperated, and her whole body was shaking.
"Detention, Mr. Mason!" She said word by word, "Starting from tonight, go to my office and be detained for a month. Also, Gryffindor will have 100 points deducted. You are not allowed to go to Hogsmeade in the future. I can't believe it. How dare you do this? You are spreading rumors, slandering the Ministry of Magic, you …"
She stared hard at Elwyn, but another group of owls flew in and interrupted her.
"Enough, damn owls. Now, take these damn owls and get out of here. Mason, get out of my classroom, right now, right now!" She screamed in pain again, waving her hands to chase away the owls above her head.
"Yes, Professor!" Elwyn left the classroom. He did not want to go to Umrich's class.
Behind Elwyn, Elaine also followed, only to hear Umrich screaming in the classroom.
The two of them walked in the empty corridor. Elwyn pulled out his wand and waved it, and the owls that had been following them immediately turned around and flew away, leaving not a single one behind.
"You shouldn't have stopped me. I can't stand her anymore. That hateful old witch, stinky toad!" Elaine said, making a slight snort, revealing two sharp canine teeth. She stretched her small hand in front of Elwyn. "Give me a bottle of dragon blood!"
Elwyn handed her a bottle of blood. This girl would overeat when she was angry.
He watched as Elaine drank a bottle of Australian dragon blood in one gulp. A trace of blood flowed down the corner of her mouth.
She stuck out her tongue and licked it. Although she looked very cute, the scene was inexplicably strange.
"You're right, but you can't attack her in front of so many students!" Elwyn said, wiping the corner of Elaine's mouth for her. "If you do that, she will have a reason to punish you, expel you, or even capture you to Azkaban."
"Then I won't do anything?" Elaine said, "Give me another bottle. I'm really angry!"
"Don't drink anymore. You've overdosed today!" Elwyn shook his head. "We have a better way to deal with this kind of person."
"What is it?" Elaine pouted and asked. Her blood-red eyes stared at Elwyn. Her gaze moved up and down to his neck. Her lips were bright red. "Don't talk to me about patience, and don't talk to me about that combat team. The strength of the members is too weak. They can't be used at all. You can't really hope to use them to fight against the demons and the terrible Evil God, right?"
"I only hope that they have the ability to protect themselves!" Elwyn said. "And don't look down on D.A. Although their individual strength is very weak, together, they are a force that cannot be ignored. No one is born strong."
"I just want to know what you plan to do now?" Elaine said, moving closer to Elwyn and leaning on his chest. "If you still say patience, I'll climb into your bed in the middle of the night and bite you. Hmm, or I'll go bite Hermione …"
"I didn't say patience. I just want you to understand that the best way to deal with a person is never to hurt or kill them." Elwyn said, pushing Elaine away and knocking her on the head. "Also, even without this, you've climbed into my and Hermione's bed many times!
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