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Chapter 109 Operation Filch

Mr. Filch was not a very good administrator - he had a habit of always suspecting students of doing something bad and then arresting them and sending them to do odd jobs.

Of course, the students of Hogwarts are worthy of such suspicion, and they did do it, which must be explained.

Apart from this problem, Mr. Filch has almost no shortcomings. He loves school, can effectively summarize the list of troublemakers and actively develop routes to catch them, manage the messy files in a logical way, and insists on studying the loopholes in school rules every year to patch them...

Although the students did not like this administrator, Andrew had to say something fair - without Filch, the castle would have been in a mess...

Think about it - the corridor is filled with dung balls thrown by Peeves or Gryffindor, the aisles are full of students casting spells and playing, the walls and ceilings are covered with wet paint and varnish, and you're about to complain, but you're hit by magic that comes from nowhere and sent directly to the hospital...

Compared to that scenario, a fierce administrator who doesn't give anyone privileges suddenly becomes acceptable.

But the problem now is that there are really very few students who violate the rules in the castle.

Before Dumbledore's secret books were unearthed, the library was attractive enough to keep most students from trying pranks.

This meant that the toilet that Filch had specially left there was suddenly without someone to clean it - this really worried Mr. Filch, after all, he had forcibly kept this place from the house-elves, and if they were used to cleaning it, it would be a problem to tell them not to touch it.

Andrew didn't know how to describe the report for a moment, but fortunately there was Huffman.

With Andrew at a loss, Huffman came up with a slightly evil idea - since Madam Pince was complaining that the number of undisciplined people was increasing as the number of students in the library increased, why not agree with Mr. Filch to go to the library and take custody of the students who were kicked out?

This advisory report was put out separately for Professor McGonagall's approval - Andrew left without knowing for sure whether it would be approved.

"I'll probably pass... but I can't share such interesting things... I still have a lot to learn."

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'future…'

Harry looked up from his magazine - he had only taken a few bites of lunch before running back to his book, and had only just now finished it.

"The future... Dumbledore guards the future?"

"Am I also the future being protected?"

'What kind of future do I want to protect?'

He was a little confused - if he was protected, then what on earth did his experience at his aunt's house mean...

But if he wasn't protected, why would so many people in the entire wizarding world care about him? And Dumbledore was protecting the entire wizarding world, how could he dare to hope...

"Harry, have you finished reading?"

Ron's shout woke Harry from his imagination - although compared to the Lockhart series, the price of "Magic Legends" magazine was very affordable, but Ron's limited pocket money was obviously not worth spending on it.

So, the two of them bought the book together, with Harry paying half the money to get priority reading rights, and Ron paying half the money to get second reading rights and rental rights - this was something they both thought was fair.

It is worth mentioning that this is the method Ron learned from the twins - although the payback time will be delayed for a long time, it is very worth looking forward to.

"I just finished reading it, here you go."

Harry handed the magazine to Ron and began to think again - the Easter holidays were coming and he would have to stay in school again.

'Will Ron get detention this time?'

'Does the library really contain Dumbledore's secret books? Can I use that knowledge to master magic that Hermione doesn't even know?'

'No one has practiced for a while, will Malfoy from Slytherin have any bad ideas?'

'No... Malfoy must have gone to the library to look for it! We can't let him get there first!' Harry, who was originally confused, suddenly became determined - anyone in Hogwarts can get it, except for two people. Whether it's Snape or Malfoy, if they get the book, Harry feels that he will be desperate!

"Ron, to the library!"

Harry was determined.

"Go to the library to read magazines? Not impossible..."

Ron grumbled and started packing his bag - the library was better, he could find someone nearby to sell the magazines and rent them out after he finished reading.

The two of them packed their things almost quickly and trotted towards the library - the library was packed every day these days, even on class days.

But today seems to be an exception - there are many sad-looking guys standing outside the library, neither going in nor leaving, as if they are waiting for something.

Harry and Ron looked at each other and carefully prepared to go in.

But at this moment, Madam Pince's familiar voice came from inside, "Get out!"

Then there was a lot of clanging and smashing of things - Madam Pince's many years of experience in sorting books had made her so proficient in the improved levitation spell that she could control multiple objects at different speeds to hit people at once.

"Oh, Harry, it's Cupcakes, a Hufflepuff, no doubt."

Ron made his judgement without even seeing the badge – and he was proven right.

The unlucky Hufflepuff ran out with a small cake on his head, muttering in a low voice, "Oh, no, I didn't mean to do that. It was an accident. I just have a habit..."

Only after he was kicked out did he look at his cake with regret and hesitation. In the end, he chose to cut off a thin layer with his magic wand, and then -

"Serious violation of the library by bringing food into the library - scrubbing the toilet!"

Filch appeared from some corner and stared at the unfortunate guy fiercely.

"Just got blasted out!"

"Library rules are also school rules!"

Filch said firmly, "Name, college, year...stand here now, and report to my office later!"

After saying this, Filch hid in the back - a corner blocked by students.

While hiding, he also warned Harry and Ron, "You two - if anything leaks when you go in, go together."

"mean…"

Ron muttered quietly and Harry nodded in agreement.

"you…"

"Come and stand..."

"You...no one said anything!"

The Hufflepuff student's face was filled with despair of being betrayed, but he also understood that the way to report the news was blocked.

He had a look of grief and indignation on his face, and stopped peeling the half-peeled bread. He stood among the crowd, stuffed the bread into his mouth, and started biting it hard as if he were biting a classmate.

(End of this chapter)