Hogwarts: This holy light is righteously evil

Faced with the eager requests from the students around him, Puni simply shook his head: "Sorry, you can't try this candy."

He paused, then added, "These are finished products that I just had made. They're not for sale yet, and the quantity is extremely limited. There simply aren't enough for everyone to try them. I only let Marcos have a chance because he's a good friend of mine."

Marcos, standing to the side, secretly grumbled inwardly upon hearing Puni's words.

I think this is just something to scam your friends!

I just ate one and immediately turned into a rooster in front of everyone, losing all face. Who knows, my other friends might suffer the same fate next!

Meanwhile, on the other side of the hall, the Weasley twins were pacing anxiously back and forth, their eyes fixed on the direction of the hall entrance, waiting nervously for the owl to arrive.

They knew in their hearts that the owl would be delivering the brooms that Puni had promised to buy for them, so they were extremely eager and didn't pay much attention to the noise around them.

The twins only looked over when they heard laughter coming from the center of the hall and the students talking about the transforming candy. When they saw the afterimage of Marcos transforming into a rooster and the colorful candy in Puni's hand, their eyes lit up instantly.

They could no longer contain themselves. Ignoring the crowd around them, they pushed aside the students watching and ran quickly through the throng towards Puni. Their steps were light, and their faces were full of urgency and anticipation, as if they were afraid of missing something if they were a step too late.

Reaching Puni, both were still panting. George spoke first, his face full of anticipation: "Marcus, was your transformed appearance just now because of that idea we gave Puni?"

Fred nodded quickly, his eyes fixed on the candy in Penny's hand, and added, "Yes, Penny, isn't this the transforming candy we mentioned before? We thought we'd have to wait a long time to see the finished product, but we didn't expect it to be made so quickly!"

The two looked on with trepidation, hoping for a positive answer while also fearing that their idea might not be successfully implemented.

Seeing the two men's tense yet expectant expressions, Puni couldn't help but straighten his back, a smug look on his face: "That's right, George, Fred, this is the fast-acting transforming candy developed based on your ideas. I've already found the most professional potion expert in the wizarding world to bring your ideas to life and create the finished product. You can rest assured."

He paused, then emphasized, "Furthermore, I've already had human trials conducted, and it's confirmed that there are absolutely no toxic side effects. You can use it with confidence; there will be no danger whatsoever."

At this point, Puni changed the subject, "Of course, if you use it to bully Muggles, the consequences are another matter—if the Ministry of Magic finds out, you might be sent straight to Azkaban. Don't come to me for help then."

Hearing this, the twins were not worried at all. Instead, they smiled at each other and shook their heads.

George laughed and said, "Puni, don't worry, how could we possibly bully Muggles? We hardly ever see any Muggles around us, so even if we wanted to, we wouldn't have the chance!"

Their usual pranks were always aimed at their wizard classmates; they never thought of harming Muggles.

Moreover, they were well aware of how serious the consequences of bullying Muggles could be.

Puni had anticipated their reaction and didn't say anything more.

Actually, when he saw the twins running towards him, he knew they were there for the instant transformation candy—he had prepared a jar of the finished product in advance, just waiting for the twins to come and collect it.

After all, the twins had given him their idea for the transforming candy and even sent him a jar of rudimentary prototype. Now that he was giving them a jar of the perfected product, it was undoubtedly a win-win situation for the twins.

Puni took a delicate glass jar from his pocket, filled with colorful instant transforming candies, and gently handed it to the twins: "This jar is for you. You can try it out, and if there's anything that needs improvement, let me know."

The twins took the glass jar, their faces instantly lighting up with delight. They carefully held it in their arms, as if it were some rare treasure.

Just then, the sound of flapping wings came from the entrance of the hall, and one after another, owls flew in, each carrying a package in its beak. The owls that were delivering packages to the students had arrived.

Puni glanced up at the owls and hurriedly urged the twins, "Hurry back! Your brooms should be in these packages too. If you're any later and another student takes them by mistake, you'll be at a huge loss."

Upon hearing this, the twins' expressions changed instantly. Forgetting all about talking to Punido, they quickly grabbed the glass jar and ran towards the other side of the hall, their steps even more hurried than when they arrived. As they ran, they shouted back to Punido, "Thank you, Punido! We'll come find you again after we get the broom!"

Marcos watched the Weasley twins hurry away and asked, "You mean those two guys were the Weasley twins? The notorious troublemakers George and Fred from school? And those shape-shifting candies... they were their idea, their creation?"

He simply couldn't reconcile the pair of twins who were always playing pranks and causing trouble with this novel and interesting magical candy. In his mind, the twins only thought about how to trick others and would never settle down to develop something like this.

Hearing his question, Puni nodded and said approvingly, "Of course it's them. Don't just see their mischievous and playful side. It's precisely because of their playful and adventurous spirit that they are more talented and creative than others when making these magical toys and props."

He paused, then continued, "The whimsical ideas and novel inspirations in their minds are things that many conventional wizards could never conceive of. Sometimes, the more unrestrained one is, the more unique sparks can be ignited, and that's exactly what they are."

At this moment, Eddie was sitting to the side, holding a piece of toast in his hand, slowly chewing while casually listening to the conversation between the two. When he heard Penny's evaluation of the twins, he looked up and wiped the bread crumbs from the corner of his mouth: "I really didn't expect Penny to think so highly of them. I thought you just thought their ideas were usable."

Puni nodded firmly again, a smile spreading across his face: "I really have high hopes for them. To be honest, I think those two brothers might become the most successful at making money among all the Weasley family's relatives, and the ones who know best how to seize opportunities and methods to make money. They are quick-witted and creative, and as long as they find the right direction, they will definitely achieve great things."

Such praise is beyond high; it's extremely high.

It's important to know that the Weasley family is large, and there are many capable individuals among them.

But Puni has a high opinion of these mischievous twins, which shows that he truly recognizes their abilities.

Upon hearing this, Marcos, Eddie, and Roger all widened their eyes in shock, their faces showing disbelief, and for a moment, they didn't know how to respond.