With extraordinary comprehension, I built a floating city at Hogwarts.

“Let’s go somewhere safer,” Levin said, pulling Ciri and Hermione away in a hurry.

If you are confessed to by a dwarf in a crowded place, what's the difference between that and being publicly executed?

Cedric wanted to find an excuse to speak with the dwarf alone.

But before he could take any action, he was already entangled by the dwarves.

Despite being Cho Chang's simp, Cedric is actually quite good-looking, a standard handsome young man who is very popular with his classmates.

These students included both boys and girls, with... the proportion of boys being slightly larger.

About 70/30?

After all, it's the UK.

The title of Hufflepuff socialite is not just a casual remark.

In just one hour, the dwarf read seven or eight love letters from boys to him.

Harry had the same problem; his only source of pride was that most of the love letters the dwarves read were from girls.

Even during class, the little dwarfs never stop making noise.

They kept barging into the classroom, handing out Valentine's Day cards, which annoyed the teachers to no end.

When it comes to attractiveness, the charismatic Levin is the most popular.

During his spells class, twelve dwarfs took turns coming in to read him love letters.

This made him start to wonder for the first time if it was a bit too much to keep "Charming Humans" running every day.

Professor Flitwick locked the door, forbidding any dwarves from entering.

As a result, they leaned out the window and read him corny love poems in broken Scottish accents, which infuriated him.

They even wanted to do this during the transformation class.

Enraged, Levin had an epiphany on the spot and changed the Druid's [Animal Ignore] spell to [Dwarf Ignore], forcibly making the group of dwarves unable to see him.

In the afternoon Potions class, Professor Snape, contrary to his usual behavior, did nothing to stop these students who were disrupting the class.

Less than two minutes into the lesson, five little dwarfs rushed into the classroom and lined up in front of Levin's desk.

Levin pulled out his wand, intending to repeat the method he used that morning.

Professor Snape said lazily, "…" Ravenclaw, who told you to pull out your wand? Five points deducted!

After saying that, he revealed a malicious smile and deliberately made a vomiting motion.

The Slytherin snakes burst into laughter.

Levin understood; the old bat was trying to disgust him.

But he has plenty of tricks up his sleeve; who knows who might end up disgusting whom?

Since we can't use wands, let's try something wandless.

With a thought, Levin channeled his psychic energy and forcefully hypnotized the group of dwarves.

Then a little dwarf began to play his harp and sing, "I have a Valentine's Day gift with a song for Professor Snape."

Snape was stunned.

Good heavens, the clown is actually me?

Before he could react, the dwarf began playing his harp and led the singing.

"Oh, Snape!" (The other dwarves sing in unison, "Oh!")

"My dear old friend!" (All: "Old friend!")

"You're so handsome!" (All: "Oh! Handsome!")

"Your hair is like the blackest crow!" (All: "Oh, crow!")

"You're as black and dashing as a ground bat!" (All: "Oh, dashing!")

"For Merlin's sake," (All: "Merlin!")

"You're mine!" (All: "Mine!!")

"You foolish old bat!!" (All: "Old bat!")

"【Divine Edge Without a Trace】!"

Snape was furious, but thankfully he retained a shred of reason and only used magic to shatter the greeting card.

The dwarfs fled in panic.

But they didn't give up. Instead, they stood in the corridor and continued to sing the little love song they had written for Professor Snape.

The classroom was completely silent. The young wizards wanted to laugh but forced themselves to hold it in, not daring to look at Snape or out the window.

Only Levin was secretly overjoyed.

Chapter 138 Lockhart's Scapegoat

Although he gave Snape a good embarrassment in class

But Levin's revenge didn't stop there.

After class, he immediately returned to the Ravenclaw common room and mobilized the young Ravenclaw wizards to write love letters to Snape.

For every decent love letter sent to Snape, Levin was willing to pay 1 sisco.

He's about to use his financial power.

Upon hearing about this, the Weasley twins excitedly came to invest.

During this time, they made a lot of money making Levin's amulets and were willing to invest money in this area.

Thus, the poor Potions professor tried "online trolling" for the first time.

Not just dwarfs,

All night long, at least two owls seemed to be trying to drop love letters on him from above.

This forced him to lock himself in his office.

And so Lockhart fulfilled his promise—to boost the morale of Hogwarts.

However, not in the way he wanted.

In the morning, everyone actually did their job of sending love letters using the dwarves.

But by the afternoon, the love letters had turned into tools for mutual attacks and pranks.

The little wizards were certainly having a blast.

Unfortunately, the joy brought by Valentine's Day vanished after just one night.

The day after Valentine's Day is Saturday, which happens to be Quidditch match day.

The two sides facing off are Gryffindor and Ravenclaw 690.

At nearly 11 o'clock, the players from both sides entered the stadium amidst deafening cheers from the stands.

The players took to the air on broomsticks, flying around the goalposts as a warm-up.

Ms. Huo Qi, acting as the referee, also released the ball.

Just then, Professor McGonagall suddenly strode across the arena, carrying a huge purple microphone.

Levin's heart sank when he saw this.

The match has been cancelled.

Professor McGonagall spoke into the microphone into the crowded stands. Discontented boos and shouts erupted from the crowd. The Ravenclaw players looked dejected.

Oliver Wood of Gryffindor stepped forward and attempted to argue with Professor McGonagall.

Professor McGonagall ignored him and continued speaking into the microphone: "All students must return to the college's common room, where the college administrators will provide you with more information. Please leave as soon as possible!"

The Eagles returned to the tower's common lounge, where Roger was still dissatisfied. He sat dejectedly in a chair, grumbling about the cancellation of the game.

“From now on, each class must be escorted by a teacher, all Quidditch training and matches will be suspended, and no more teaching activities will be held in the evenings.”

"All students must be back in their college's common room by 7 p.m. No student may leave the dormitory after that time. No student may use the shower room without a teacher's supervision."

Professor Flitwick announced the emergency document issued by the school in the lounge, then said in a somber voice, "It is with great regret that we, Ravenclaw, have been attacked this time. Marietta Eckmore has been petrified!"

Behind him, Marietta's friend Zhang Qiu returned to the lounge, sobbing, as if she had just come back from visiting her.

Levin immediately stepped forward to inquire about the details:

“Marieta was attacked at the door of Lockhart’s office,” she told Levin, her voice trembling with tears. “She told me this morning that she hadn’t found a chance to send Lockhart her love letter yesterday, and she was determined to do it this morning… She’s always been Lockhart’s most devoted admirer, but who would have thought… she’s become Gilderoy Lockhart’s scapegoat!”

Through Zhang Qiu's intermittent narration, Levin gradually realized it was the details.

Marietta was lucky that, at Cho Chang's strong suggestion, she bought Levin's amulet.

It's likely that the amulet worked this time, allowing her to sense something was wrong beforehand. That's why, like Justin, she was clutching the amulet tightly before she turned to stone.

She survived because she didn't turn around rashly, but instead saw the attacker through the reflection on the metal doorknob of Lockhart's office.

But what's the use of knowing all this?

Attacks occurred at Hogwarts time and time again.

The culprit has not been caught for a long time.

Many young wizards realized that the school was likely to have to close.

During dinner, Hermione sneaked over to tell Levin that she had heard about what happened 50 years ago from Myrtle and got some clues from her. According to Myrtle, the incident might be related to Hagrid.

She planned to go to the Forbidden Forest with Harry to find Hagrid.

"It's a pity Ron has been feeling sleepy these past few days and can't come with us," Hermione said with some regret.

Nonsense, he was the one who did most of it. Controlling the basilisk to roam the school all day long, how could he not get sleepy?

You can't expect him to investigate himself, can you?

Of course, this is just Levin's wishful thinking; he currently has no direct evidence.

But it doesn't matter; he plans to go to the Forbidden Forest tonight to ask the unicorns and centaurs for clues.

As a giant monster, the basilisk must need to eat now that it has been released from the sealed chamber.