Hogwarts Homecoming

Amosta asked the question to Professor McGonagall, which slightly surprised everyone. After all, Blaine was not a person without opinions and liked to shirk responsibility. However, on second thought, Minerva was the one among these three little ones. The dean of wizards should know them better, but he also understood Blaine's approach.

There is only one exception, and that is Professor Moody.

Moody tightened his lips, and the magic eye in his eye socket seemed to be malfunctioning. He looked at Minerva like everyone else, but the magic eye's gaze fell on Blaine's face.

That rough face remained expressionless, but there was indeed endless confusion hidden deep in his heart.

What does Amosta Blaine want to do?

To this day, she and Amosta have been honest with each other. She has given Amosta many hints that she will take action in the second game. People like Amosta It was impossible to ignore her, but he always had an attitude of still letting the situation develop, as if he didn't care about her behavior at all.

Being stared at by everyone, Professor McGonagall also felt slightly nervous. She pursed her lips and said,

"Oh, as Amosta said, for Miss Granger, Mr. Potter and Mr. Weasley are both her best friends. The three of them have been almost inseparable since the first grade and have spent time together together. We have gone through many difficulties.”

Professor McGonagall had a troubled look in her eyes.

"But if you ask who is more important to Miss Granger, you must know that this is not a grade for students' after-school papers. It is impossible to make an accurate judgment. As a matter of fact, I think Mr. Potter and Weasley Both gentlemen are very important to Miss Granger."

No one laughed at Professor McGonagall for talking nonsense. Everyone here knew that it is difficult to quantify whether it is friendship or love. However, after hearing Minerva's narration, Karkaroff's eyes turned yellow. He started to move, and the corners of his mouth curled up secretly.

"If i remember correctly."

Madame Maxime rubbed the opal ring on her thick knuckles and said thoughtfully,

"At the Yule Ball, Granger seemed to be attending the Weasley party together. Perhaps, this represents..."

Amosta was smiling, but he noticed that Moody's hand tightened under the table at this moment. At the same time, he also noticed the anticipation in her eyes at this moment.

In a blink of an eye, Amosta understood her tangled state of mind.

For some reason, she had to take action, but she hoped that her original plan would justifiably fail.

"Oh, that doesn't mean anything, does it?"

Unexpectedly, it was Ludo who expressed his opinion at this moment.

Amosta was a little confused whether Ludo's excitement at the moment was due to the reasons he mentioned below, or whether this guy made some inexplicable bets in some black casino.

"Harry Potter and Miss Fleur Delacour attended the ball hand in hand. With all due respect, I am afraid that no little wizard can resist Miss Delacour's charm, so maybe Miss Granger originally wanted to invite It’s Harry Potter, but you just missed the opportunity, so you settle for the next best thing?”

Ludo said enthusiastically,

"According to me, Harry Potter is more suitable, isn't he? He is a legend, and people would obviously prefer to see Harry Potter appear in the Triwizard Tournament."

Ludo's statement made Professor McGonagall frown. She knew the Potter boy and knew that he was not pushy and had always been burdened by his reputation. Of course, if Hermione really valued Harry more, she wouldn't mind. I support Harry's appearance in the tournament, but it is definitely not to please the audience or create a topic.

"From what I understand, Ludo--"

Moody said with a sullen face and a hoarse voice,

"Miss Delacour's invitation to Harry Potter to the Yule Ball occurred after Granger admitted that Weasley was her dance partner, so your assumption is not valid."

Amosta's eyebrows moved. He really didn't know the situation clearly.

Moody's question caused the smile on Ludo's face to freeze for a moment, but he did not give up his suggestion.

"Even so, Alastor, you heard what Minerva said. For Miss Granger, Mr. Potter and Mr. Weasley are both important people to her. If this is the case, why not choose an audience? I’d rather see it.”

"Oh, sorry!"

Professor McGonagall interrupted Ludo's speech with a cold face. She glared at Ludo with obvious anger in her tone.

"Mr. Potter is not a monkey in the circus. There is no need for him to appear just because the audience wants to see him!"

After successfully making Ludo shut up in embarrassment, Professor McGonagall looked at Dumbledore and Amosta,

"In my opinion, either Albus or Amosta can satisfy the condition of 'the most important person'. It depends on your choice."

After going around in a circle, the question returned to Dumbledore and Amosta, but before they could express their opinions, Karkaroff, who had been watching with cold eyes, put a fake smile on his face again.

"Since we are now facing a dispute, Dumbledore, I have an opinion. Of course, it may be immature."

"Don't bluff there, Karkaroff!"

Moody immediately roared,

"I guess you must have some bad ideas, right? Well, don't lie, you know you can't fool me with those tricks of yours!"

"Alastor."

Dumbledore called out Moody's name for the second time tonight, but this time, the warning was stronger. After asking Professor Moody to sit down, Dumbledore smiled and looked at Carkaro, whose face was flushed. husband,

"We are sitting here for the sake of fairness, publicity, and brainstorming. Professor Karkaroff, of course you can express your opinion."

Looking at Karkaroff who was calming down, Amosta intertwined his fingers again, and a hint of coldness flashed in his deep eyes.

"My opinion is-"

Karkaroff tried his best to smile, with a cunning look in his eyes

"Since it is difficult for us to make an accurate judgment between Mr. Potter and Mr. Weasley, then in order to avoid making a wrong choice, I think, why not let these two attend together?"

"mean!"

After a few seconds of silence in the principal's office, the first person to make a sound turned out to be the portraits of past principals hanging on the wall of the principal's office. The grumpy Armando Dippet jumped up angrily and banged his head heavily. On the upper edge of the photo frame, he was still glaring at Karkaroff angrily. No one would doubt that if he could step out of the photo frame, he would definitely hit Karkaroff with a wand as soon as possible.

"Conspirator, despicable character, you are openly stumbling upon the warriors of Hogwarts!"

Under the angry condemnation of a group of past principals of Hogwarts, Armando Dippet's voice stood out.

"Thanks!"

Professor McGonagall nodded towards Dippet's picture frame, then looked at Karkaroff, clenching his fists.

"Principal Dippet's opinion is exactly what I want to say!"

At the conference table, Amosta and Dumbledore still did not express their opinions. Although Moody wanted to put his hand into Karkaroff's mouth, but since he had been 'warned' twice, he tried his best. Restrained.

Among the remaining people, Ludo Bagman looked shocked at first, and then frowned.

What he wanted was topic, not making it difficult for Granger to win.

Madame Maxime remained silent, neither agreeing with Karkaroffti's suggestion nor explicitly rejecting it. She could see that this suggestion was undoubtedly very beneficial to Beauxbatons.

"Say something, Dumbledore, Amosta!"

The two 'talkers' did not express their attitude immediately. This clue gave Professor McGonagall a bad feeling. She glared at the two people, hoping to convey her attitude to them through her stern eyes.

"Oh, please wait a moment, you two,"

Before Dumbledore and Amosta could express their opinions, Karkaroff smiled sweetly.

"I did this not at all because I wanted Hermione Granger to face more difficult rescue difficulties, but because I had other reasons."

Dumbledore's bright eyes flashed and he smiled and said,

"I would like to hear the details, Professor Karkaroff."