"In any case, I won't trust this guy anymore. Who knows if he has surrendered to the Black Devil?" Ron said absentmindedly, as if he had forgotten that he had also been affected by the Soul Snatch Curse.
Ron was a bit extreme, but his worries were not entirely groundless. Now, dark wizards from all over the world were flocking to this country, hoping to join the army of Lord Voldemort or complete other evil plans. In the pamphlet printed by the Ministry of Magic, the people were also warned to be careful of strange wizards.
However, it was a bit too much to say that Krum had surrendered to Lord Voldemort. He was not a dark wizard.
Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps, Ron was jealous of Krum's fame.
After all, as a world-famous Quidditch athlete, the eyes of the girls had never left Krum since he came in.
But then again, the others were not as hostile to Krum as Ron was, but they did not like him very much.
The same was true for Fred and George. The two of them led Krum far away to the other end of the tent, where he sat among a group of French relatives of Hibiscus Chinensis, who were in their forties or fifties.
Soon, everyone stopped paying attention to Krum.
The warm tent was filled with nervous anticipation, and the buzzing of voices was interrupted by excited laughter from time to time. Weasley and his wife walked slowly along the passage, smiling and waving to their relatives. Lady Weasley wore a brand new purple robe and matching hat.
A moment later, Bill and Charlie stood in front of the big tent, both wearing formal robes with large white roses in their buttonholes.
Fred whistled in a flirtatious manner, and the group of seductive female cousins suddenly giggled.
Then, music began to play, seemingly coming from the golden balloons, and the crowd quieted down.
"Oh!" Hermione turned in her seat and looked at the entrance.
Elwyn turned his head and saw Mr. Dracul and Hibiscus Chinensis walking along the passage. The wizards gathered in the tent sighed in unison.
Hibiscus Chinensis's gait was light, and Mr. Dracul was bouncing with a smile on his face.
He was holding Hibiscus Chinensis's hand. Hibiscus Chinensis was wearing a very simple white dress, and her body seemed to be emitting a strong silver light.
Usually, her radiance would overshadow everyone else, but today, the silver light made everyone look even more beautiful.
Ginny and Gabrielle were both wearing golden dresses and looked even prettier than usual.
However, compared to Hibiscus Chinensis, the two of them only served as a foil, which only made people feel that they were cute.
At this moment, Hibiscus Chinensis's exclusive word was "beautiful".
Under everyone's gaze, Hibiscus Chinensis walked in front of Bill.
Suddenly, Bill also became dazzling, and the scars from his battle with the Hogwarts at the end of last semester had all disappeared.
"Ladies and gentlemen," said a slightly monotonous voice. It was the little wizard with thick hair who had presided over Dumbledore's funeral. He was now standing in front of Bill and Hibiscus Chinensis. "Today, we are gathered here to celebrate the union of two loyal souls …"
"Yes, my headdress makes her even more beautiful," said Aunt Muriel in a whisper that traveled far. "But I have to say, the slit on Ginny's dress is too low."
Ginny turned her face and smiled, winked at Harry, and hurriedly faced forward.
When Elwyn saw Harry's face next to him, he immediately blushed. He didn't know whether he was looking at Hibiscus Chinensis or Ginny behind her.
At this moment, Hermione also held Elwyn's arm with slight excitement. The most crucial moment was about to come.
"William Arthur, will you marry Hibiscus Chinensis Isabelle? No matter … "
Lady Weasley and Lady Dracul, who were sitting in the front row, covered their faces with lace handkerchiefs and cried softly. A trumpet-like sound came from the back of the big tent, and everyone knew that Hagrid had taken out his handkerchief that was as big as a tablecloth. Hermione turned her face and smiled at Elwyn. Her eyes were also filled with tears. Elwyn held her hand tightly.
"I do!" said Bill in a loud voice.
"Hibiscus Chinensis Isabelle Dracul, will you marry William Arthur …"
"I do!"
"… I declare the two of you as life partners." The thick-haired wizard waved his magic wand high above Bill and Hibiscus Chinensis's head. A large number of silver stars fell on them, revolving around their tightly hugging bodies. Fred and George led the applause. The golden balloon above their heads exploded: the bird of paradise and the little golden bell flew out and floated in the air. Then, the noise of birds and bells were added to the noise.
"Ladies and gentlemen!" the thick-haired wizard said loudly. "Please rise!"
Everyone stood up. Aunt Muriel grumbled a few words.
The wizard waved his wand again, and all the seats rose lightly and gracefully into the air, the canvas of the great tent disappeared, and they stood under a canopy of gold pillars, looking out over the sunny orchards and the surrounding countryside. It was a beautiful scene.
Then, a pool of molten gold spread out from the center of the tent, forming a glittering dance floor. The floating chairs automatically gathered around the small table covered with a white tablecloth and floated gracefully back to the ground around the dance floor. The band in golden jackets walked in unison to the stage.
"Awesome!"
"It's amazing." Ron exclaimed. "This was designed by Bill and Hibiscus Chinensis. I never thought it would be so cool …"
"It's a good reference. We can use it as a reference for our wedding …" said Hermione thoughtfully. Then, as if she suddenly remembered something, her face turned pink. She looked at Elwyn, avoiding his gaze. "I mean, if you plan to marry me, you will marry me, right, Elwyn? Am I right? "
"Don't be silly!" said Elwyn to Hermione. "I won't marry anyone but you. Don't even think about it …"
Elwyn was not sure if Hermione heard the rest of what he said because there was another cheer in front. Waiters appeared from all directions. Some carried silver trays with pumpkin juice, buttered beer, and Flame Whiskey. Some carried a large pile of pies and sandwiches.
"We should go over and congratulate them!" Hermione said softly. She stood on her tiptoes in Elwyn's arms and watched Bill and Hibiscus Chinensis disappear into the crowd of well-wishers.
"The waiters will have time later." Ron said with a shrug. He grabbed a few glasses of buttered beer from a passing tray and passed it to everyone. "We should find a table first, get a good seat, and have a good meal. No, don't go there, Harry! Stay away from Muriel … "
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