Hogwarts: This holy light is righteously evil

In the center of the hall stood a tall Christmas tree, adorned with colorful magical decorations that shimmered with soft light. There were spinning wizard dolls, glowing magic bells, and drifting artificial snowflakes, creating a truly immersive atmosphere.

The area beneath the Christmas tree was already piled high with all sorts of gifts, large and small, exquisitely wrapped, stretching as far as the eye could see—all for Puni.

This was the first time in Puni's life that she had received so many personalized gifts, and her eyes lit up.

He strode to the Christmas tree, sat down on the carpet without hesitation, picked up a gift from the side, and eagerly began to unwrap it.

The first gift I opened was very simply wrapped; there were no fancy ribbons, just a plain note with the Weasley twins' names scrawled on it.

Puni looked at the note and couldn't help but raise an eyebrow.

The Weasley twins have never been financially well-off, so how come they have spare money to buy themselves gifts?

But when he opened the package and saw what was inside, he immediately realized he was wrong. It wasn't a gift he had bought at all, but a sealed glass jar filled with colorful candies, each one crystal clear and exuding a magical aura.

Puni picked up the jar and shook it gently.

He took a small note from the jar, written in the twins' handwriting. It roughly said that the candy was a magical toy they had developed themselves, originally intended to turn anyone who ate it into a magical creature.

However, after repeated experiments, they discovered that the candy's effect was far from what they expected. After eating it, it could only deform a certain part of the body, and the deformation lasted for a very short time, only a few seconds. It was not enough to prank people and could only be considered a semi-finished product.

Puni looked at the words on the note and found them very interesting, his curiosity instantly piqued.

He casually grabbed a pink candy from the jar, unwrapped it, and put it in his mouth without hesitation. He chewed it carefully, and the candy melted in his mouth. The next second, Puni felt a tingling sensation in his nose.

He raised his hand and touched his nose, which felt round and heavy.

Huh? It turned into a pig's nose!

Puni walked to the mirror in the hall, looked at his reflection with a pig's nose on his head, and couldn't help but burst into laughter.

What kind of magical creature is this?

Marshal Tianpeng?

However, the pig's nose only lasted for a few seconds before slowly returning to normal.

Even so, Puni still found it very interesting. He could see that the twins had a very creative idea. Although the jar of candy was only half-finished, it had great potential. If it was improved, it could definitely become a popular magical toy.

Puni knew that the reason the candy hadn't worked as expected was because the Weasley twins weren't skilled enough at using the Transfiguration Charm and their control over magic wasn't precise enough, resulting in a poor transformation effect and a short duration.

He secretly considered that perhaps he could buy the idea, hand it over to his Jinlonglong store staff for further research and improvement, and then produce a finished product to launch on the market.

For magical toys, creativity is far more important than craftsmanship, and the Weasley twins have no shortage of imagination. Their whimsical ideas always bring unexpected surprises.

Therefore, Puni had always wanted to recruit these two imaginative twins to his team and have them work for his shop. However, the twins were stubborn and refused to budge no matter what he suggested.

Just as Puni was pondering how to persuade the twins again, he shook the jar and discovered a neatly folded piece of paper at the bottom, tightly pressed down by candy, almost invisible without careful observation.

What's going on? There's even a hidden letter?

Are they being monitored by someone who can't say it directly?

He took out the note, unfolded it gently, and read it carefully.

After reading only a few sentences, Puni couldn't help but burst into laughter again.

It turns out this wasn't a secret letter at all, but rather a letter from the Weasley twins to themselves, a letter of complaint!

The letter detailed that the two invisibility cloaks they had previously obtained from Puni had been confiscated by their mother, Molly Weasley!

The ins and outs of the matter are very simple.

Since they had the cloak's protection, they no longer had to worry about being detected by the Ministry of Magic's monitoring devices, even if they secretly used magic at home during the holidays.

But their little tricks were eventually discovered.

Their brother Percy accidentally stumbled upon them secretly using magic.

Percy was a very strict person who always followed the rules. When he saw the twins using magic against the rules, he immediately stepped forward to stop them and even argued with them for a while.

The twins were so eloquent that Percy couldn't out-argue them. In a fit of anger and embarrassment, he simply told their mother, Molly Weasley, the true owner of the Burrow, about it.

When Molly found out, she was furious. She confiscated their cloaks on the spot and gave them a stern scolding.

And so, the twins were brought back to their original forms. Without the protection of the velvet cloak, they no longer dared to use magic freely at home. Accustomed to a carefree life, being bound like this again left the twins heartbroken and speechless. They could only write to Puni to complain and seek help.

Puni laughed so hard his stomach hurt as he read the contents of the letter. Although he felt sorry for the twins and found them funny, he immediately found paper and pen and wrote a reply.

The letter detailed how the twins could retrieve the cloak.

Just kidding. Those two cloaks were specially made by him. As long as the twins secretly activated their own magic, they could resonate with the cloaks. Even if they were confiscated, they could be easily retrieved. It was impossible for them to be completely controlled.

In his letter, he explained in detail that as long as the twins concentrate in their minds and whisper the words "cloak return," no matter where the cloak is hidden, it will instantly appear on their bodies and automatically fit their figures.

He then advised the twins not to use magic in front of their family members anymore, especially their mother Molly and brother Percy, and to try to be more restrained and avoid causing trouble, so as to save a lot of unnecessary disputes and punishments.

After all, Percy is a rigid person, and if he finds out that they are using magic in violation of the rules, he will definitely report it truthfully, and the twins will be the ones who suffer in the end.

After finishing the letter, Puni carefully folded the letter, put it in an envelope, and affixed stamps, intending to have Morti help him mail it later.

After dealing with that, he sat back down under the Christmas tree and continued unwrapping the remaining gifts.