"It would be great if a black wizard passed by at this time-"

"What's in your mind?"

"Bell is really kind..."

The film came to an end in a gorgeous dance, and the students were still unsatisfied. Felix smiled and said to them, "Okay, this class has been delayed for a few minutes, so you better hurry up and go to the auditorium for dinner."

The students came out in a row and excitedly discussed the plot in the corridor.

The boys focused more on discussing whether the magic in the story could be realized. "I don't think that after turning people into teacups, they can still talk and move. This is unreasonable!" Ron said.

"Hey man, maybe the professors can do it?" Seamo argued.

"It's just a movie," Dean said, growing up in a Muggle family, is the one who best understands the movie's meaning.

"No, this violates the deformation rules," Ron blushed. He stammered for a long time, and found that it was difficult for him to remember the corresponding knowledge points, so he looked to the side, "What do you say, Hermione?"

"I'm busy!" Hermione said, instead of walking with Harry and the others, she walked to the auditorium with the girls and discussed quickly.

"What's wrong with her?" Ron asked inexplicably.

Harry shrugged, "Maybe she really likes this movie."

"You also think that magic in the movie is impossible, right?" Ron asked him.

Harry thought of the nose-biting teacup sold in Joko's store and the magic puppets that he had seen in Classroom 7 that he had rehearsed operas. He was a little unsure, but in order to take care of Ron's emotions, he nodded against his will.

In the evening, they returned from the library to the public lounge - much earlier than usual, but there was no way. In order to celebrate the first book about alchemy, Ron and Harry played a thrilling wizard chess. Ron used two majestic pawns to force Harry to a dead end. Harry's White King had already held the crown on his head in his hand and was ready to throw it out at any time.

"Your chess skills have regressed," said Ron.

Harry did not respond. He stared at the chessboard intently, hoping that a miracle would happen. As a result, the miracle really happened, because Ron's chess piece was too loud when he beat Harry's bishop, and the three of them were driven out by the librarian Mrs. Pins.

...

They opened the door to the common room and found that as Christmas approached, even the Fat Lady changed. She changed herself into a new set of clothes, "Do you want to dance, Warriors?" She asked drunkenly, holding a box of wine-heart chocolate.
Chapter completed!