Hogwarts: A Chinese-Style Professor

Chapter 133 The Allure of the Gemini
The fourth-grade team's impromptu breakthrough did not change the four leaders' plans.

On the one hand, although they had heard about the strange behavior of the fourth graders, they had never paid any attention to it and had no idea what they were up to.

On the other hand, with the day of freedom fast approaching, making sweeping revisions to an already perfected plan would hinder other students' understanding.

What's even more awkward is that the formation used by the fourth-grade team can currently only be used among a fixed group of people.

Next, the four academies fought independently, rendering their formations completely useless.

In theory, this is true.

However, some brilliant minds consider certain matters more important than the wars between academies.

The Weasley Twins found their four crew members, and the six of them gathered in the secret passage they had discovered.

"What do you need us for? We'll be free for a day soon. Even though we're team members in class, let's keep to ourselves in private."

As soon as he appeared, a Slytherin student spoke up to remind him.

"Hey—what's the rush?"

George smiled mysteriously.

Fred followed up with:

"It's fate that the six of us got together—there are more than 20 people in the whole class, and we should cherish this friendship."

Regardless of what others think, after spending this time together, George and I have come to truly accept you both—otherwise, we wouldn't be able to sense each other's magic without the professor's help.

"You guys really know how to say embarrassing things so easily."

"So, what do you want from us?"

The four Slytherin students exchanged glances, all seeing the interest in each other's eyes—this time spent interacting with the two silly lions was indeed a worthwhile experience.

This time, learning the formation first and winning the right to use the crown set them apart from other Slytherins of the same grade.

For Slytherins, who valued their superiority, this was just as important as winning the right to use the crown.

The four were no longer as resistant to the Weasley twins who had helped them achieve their goals—if they hadn't accepted them, they wouldn't have been able to learn the Three Talents Formation.

"We want to make a big splash on Freedom Day—"

"What's the point of simply defeating other colleges under the guidance of senior students? How does that demonstrate our skill and intelligence?"

"You mean to say—"

The students immediately understood what they meant.

"We form our own team, a team all by ourselves?"

"Excellent! As expected of partners, I can feel our thoughts are becoming more aligned!"

George snapped his fingers.

"What's the point? Besides, I don't think we're a match for the older students."

"Hey—don't worry about that, we've already inquired—the upperclassmen are busy with exam-related things and aren't learning as well as we are from the professors—given the right opportunity, we can definitely beat them."

"But what are the benefits? If we cause a ruckus and ruin their plans and experience, what if they hold us accountable later?"

"Who can do the math? The seventh graders will graduate after their exams—the sixth graders will soon face a new round of exam pressure."

Fifth grade – “If the six of us brothers unite, what are we afraid of?”

"It's not a question of whether you're afraid or not—that's meaningless—it's just about causing a scene? Without any benefit?"

“Dude, can’t you be a little less rigid? Aren’t you the academy that values ​​honor the most? Think about it—” Fred put his arm around the student’s shoulder.

"Our six fourth-graders defeated the seventh-graders along with four other teams that had learned formation techniques."

On Hogwarts' first-ever day of freedom, the last to stand were six fourth-year students—don't you think that's an unprecedented honor?
You're only in fourth grade this year—if you pull this off, you'll have plenty to brag about for the next three years, and who will be able to hold their head high in front of you?

This is an achievement that even the top-ranked player on the practice problem-solving guide list can't match!

"It seems...to be somewhat interesting."

The four Slytherin students exchanged glances, each seeing the interest in the other's eyes.

They didn't care about anything else, but they were really envious of the title of the first winner of Freedom Day—not the academy, but representing an individual or a team.

If it really works, then all the students who study formations with Professor Li Wei will have to rely on his name, right?
"Right—and that was Freedom Day. Who can hold us accountable for what happened on Freedom Day? Nobody will blame us."

Fred continued his instigation.

George also increased his bet at this time.

“In this way, when you’ve defeated the rest of the team, the four of you can then determine the winner among yourselves, and we two brothers can just withdraw.”

"You guys would be so kind?"

The two brothers were so enthusiastic that they became somewhat wary.

"We just want to have some fun—"

"We've endured so much hardship to learn magic. This time, we just want to cause some trouble on Freedom Day—nothing else matters!"

"Thanks to the crown's suggestion, we have a detailed plan, and we will share it with you as soon as you agree!"

"Okay—like you guys said, we're a team after all—I'll do it!"

"I did it too!"

"I did it too!"

After all, they were the first two squads to learn the formation.

Neither honor nor their mutual understanding will make them back down at this moment.

And—although I've never tried it before, the feeling of doing something big on important days seems pretty interesting.

"Very good! From now on, you two will be good brothers of the Weasley family!"

"In my heart, you two are closer than my stupid little brother, Ronnie!"

Gemini thumped his chest and led the two to their secret base—a hidden passage they had dug themselves, where they stored the tools they had recently acquired for their crimes.

"This is the ultimate version of the magic fireworks—we've made some changes to the upgraded version, so it can create huge, realistic illusions in the sky—we're going to have Professor Snape's shadow dancing in a pink leather skirt."

“Fred—” George glanced at him, indicating that he had let something slip.

"This is absolutely unacceptable! You cannot insult our Dean!"

As expected, the Slytherin students immediately protested.

"Don't get excited—don't get excited, buddy. Now that you've joined us, of course we won't do that."

After receiving repeated assurances, the four students relaxed slightly, feeling somewhat relieved—thankfully they had agreed to the plan, otherwise, on the day of their freedom, all the students would have seen their Slytherin headmaster dancing in a pink dress.

It's funny, but it's also incredibly embarrassing.

(End of this chapter)