Gryffindor was facing internal dissension. Distrust was accumulating.
It was really terrible for the freshmen to see such a scene. In the past few years, Gryffindor had always been the most united academy with the most sense of honor and belonging, and had achieved remarkable results.
But now, whether Elwyn was willing to admit it or not, they were on the verge of internal dissension.
This kind of thing could only be solved with time. Only when Lord Voldemort showed up again could they prove that they were not lying.
No matter how much he said now, it would be of no use.
If they had the time, they might as well unite those who were willing to believe in them, or read more magic books to improve their strength.
"You don't know my mother. No matter who you are, you can't hide anything from her!" Ximo said to them with his back to them. "Many of you come from Muggle families. You don't see the Daily Prophet during the summer vacation. You don't know that our headmaster has been fired by Weisengarmo and the International Union of Magicians because he's losing his mind …"
Elwyn frowned. If Ximo kept talking like this, he would have to put him in confinement. Otherwise, there would be no end to it.
He did not want to discuss this with them here. It was meaningless.
"My grandma said it's all nonsense." Just then, Neville said in a sharp voice. His voice was serious and powerful. "She said it's the Daily Prophet that's going downhill, not Dumbledore. She's stopped subscribing to this newspaper. We now subscribe to the Hogwarts Magic. What's published in that newspaper is the truth. My grandma always said that the mysterious man will come back one day. She said that if Dumbledore says he's back, he must be back. We must be ready for battle. "
"Thank you, Neville!" Elwyn said decisively. "Now, I'll say it one last time. Go back to sleep."
Under his gaze, the crowd gradually dispersed. For the first time, the Gryffindor Public Restroom was filled with distrust.
To Elwyn's relief and surprise, many freshmen expressed their support for him.
Although many of these people did not even know what Lord Voldemort meant, it was still a good start.
At the same time, it also verified his idea that little lolis and shota should be raised from zero …
After everyone left, Elwyn and Hermione stayed for another half an hour.
They drafted a notice together and made more than a dozen copies. Elwyn planned to let the prefects post it on the bulletin boards of each school the next day. The main purpose of the notice was to inform the new students about the tour of the school this weekend and to tell them something else.
When Elwyn returned to the bedroom, there was obviously a conversation going on inside, but the moment he entered, it stopped immediately.
They were discussing what had just happened, Elwyn and Harry.
Only Corin said goodnight to Elwyn, and then the whole bedroom fell into a deathly silence.
The quarrel between Harry and Seamus upset a lot of people. Gryffindor and the others found themselves in a dilemma.
For a long time, they had trusted Dumbledore and Elwyn, but it was difficult for them to believe that Lord Voldemort had returned. To admit this, not only would they need great courage, but they would also need to be prepared to face the deepest fear in their souls.
Everyone was thinking, trying to come up with a conclusion that would satisfy both sides, but the more they thought, the more confused they became …
At the same time, Harry was also rolling around on the bed, tossing and turning.
He had always liked Ximo, but he didn't expect something like this to happen.
This was just the beginning. How many people would call him a liar in the future? How many people would say that he was insane?
Although time would prove everything, how many more people like Seamus would he have to endure before that happened?
Early the next morning, Elwyn and Hermione went to put up notices around the school.
As for the announcements in the public restrooms of the other three academies, they could inform their Prefects about it during breakfast.
"I thought about what happened last night for a long time. Harry and Seamus …" Hermione suddenly stopped.
She looked at the notice board in the common room in surprise. There was a new notice on it.
Lots of gold coins, isn't your pocket money enough to cover your expenses? Want to earn more gold? Please contact Fred and George Weasley in the common room of Gryffindor to find a simple, almost painless, part-time job.
Please note that all jobs are at your own risk.
Their prank products, especially the newly improved Quick Effect Truancy Candy series, had entered the human trial stage. It was no longer enough to test them on their own bodies, so they had to start searching for test subjects and record all kinds of adverse reactions.
Elwyn had heard from Fred and George that they needed a lot of "lab rats".
Obviously, the work was dangerous and very unhygienic. Apart from them, no one knew how many poisonous tentacle seeds and insect corpses Fred and George had added to the truancy candy.
"They can't do this, it's too much," Hermione said with a straight face and tore down the notice.
Fred and George had tacked the notice on a notice board, which stated that the first weekend in Hogsmeade was in October.
"Do you know about this?" Hermione said, looking at Elwyn suspiciously and crumpling the notice into a ball.
"No!" Elwyn said hurriedly.
"We have to talk to them, we can't let them go on like this," Hermione said. "Oh right, call Ron too."
Just like Lady Weasley, Hermione had always disliked Fred and George's prank products.
Now that she had become a class leader, she felt that she had the responsibility to stop this kind of thing, and she could only let them do it.
"I will talk to Fred and George about this, so that they won't be so …" Elwyn paused, "Well, we won't put up the notice so openly, but if other people are willing to test their new products, we can't do anything about it."
As long as the amount of gold coins as payment was considerable, there would always be people willing to test Fred and George's products.
"You're right, we really don't have this kind of right." Hermione said angrily and took the lead to walk out of the common room. "And I'm not in the mood to care about them now, you know? When I returned to the bedroom last night, I heard Lavender and Parvati discussing the quarrel between Harry and Seamus. They also don't want to believe us. "
"Oh, I thought Ron told Lavender everything?" Elwyn said.
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