After 9 o'clock, when the children under grade 5 finally returned to the lounge, the school finally became quiet.

The sixth and seventh graders no longer need to worry about them, they are already "adults", so Pomona finally breathed a sigh of relief and prepared to adjust to rest.

However, the moment she took out the book, there was a rapid knock on the door.

"Come in." She said listlessly, expecting it to be a trivial matter.

"Dean, someone is starting a fight!" the students outside the door shouted.

"Where are the prefects?" Pomona asked.

There was no sound outside the door, and Pomona didn't know if he went to find the prefect or if the fight was over.

But it was obvious that she couldn't read the book, so she threw it aside, then looked at the ceiling and sighed.

Luckily she had a house elf so she didn't have to clean and cook, chores that were trivial and tiring, especially after a long day at work.

A person can never take care of both ends, and someone will always need to do the housework. The house she shared with Sirius and the others was thanks to Remus helping to clean it up. Otherwise, it would have been a mess if there were only Sirius and James. No one can live there.

They were once so close that they shared a dormitory, but later they could no longer even live under the same roof. This was mainly because there were traitors in the Order of the Phoenix, and someone told the Death Eaters about the members.

Not all members of the Order of the Phoenix are as high-profile as Sirius and James. Many people regard the Order of the Phoenix as a "part-time job."

At first everyone believed that the traitor was Mundungus, but both Albus and James believed him.

When Dumbledore is away, James is the "prefect". After all, he is the main financial sponsor of the Order of the Phoenix. James pays for the safe houses of the Order of the Phoenix all over the place, as well as the activities of the Order of the Phoenix. cost.

After a while the door reopened and the prefect walked in.

"Why did the fight start this time?" Pomona asked.

"Someone left something lying around, thinking it was stolen. I asked the house elf and found it," the prefect said.

"Has the mediation been completed?" Pomona asked.

"Yes, Dean, just wait until their anger has subsided." said the prefect.

Pomona didn't think so. Not every dormitory had the same harmonious relationship as James and his dormitory.

But the prefect was right. Children's tempers can be played together again after getting angry. Besides, she let the prefect handle these things just to save herself trouble, so she let the prefect go.

After he left, Pomona still couldn't continue reading. She thought of Lily. Pomona still didn't believe that Sirius was a traitor, and she also didn't believe that Remus would betray everyone, even though they were ambushed by a werewolf during one operation.

She didn't show it though, and she didn't help or express any opinion when Remus was moving out.

Because of his identity as a werewolf, Remus did not find his ideal job. James helped him move out, and Lily also came to help.

When a person is lonely and helpless, any kindness will make him feel warm, even though Remus was not familiar with Lily before and only regarded her as "James' girlfriend".

"Looking at the bright side, he just went out to play with Sirius." Lily said cheerfully with a big belly, "Besides worrying about their safety, what else do you think I have to worry about?"

Pomona was reading "Red-Headed Anne" recently. Her father was with the family's maid, Anne's mother, during his wife's pregnancy, and then gave birth to her.

There were many girls chasing Sirius, and maybe they would suddenly discover James, the "big fish".

But James changed. Before marriage, he liked to attract attention and thought that the Quidditch captain was very popular.

James had a sense of stability after marriage, but when he found that Sirius and Remus had irreconcilable conflicts, he did not force them to stay together, even though he wanted them to reconcile.

At this time, the door opened again, and it was not the students who walked in, but Dean Slytherin in a black cloak.

"How did the paper go?" Pomona asked.

"That old bastard!" Snape cursed with fire in his eyes, and his Cokeworth accent appeared.

She smiled happily.

"What's so funny?" Snape cursed.

"What did he call you? T or D?" Pomona asked with a smile.

He was clearly in a bad mood and poured himself a glass of pumpkin juice.

That's the good thing about magic, it doesn't have to be in the refrigerator, it can be chilled.

"He asked me to rewrite it," Snape said after he had finished his pumpkin juice.

"Thinking about the T's you gave students on their homework, it's good that Jig asked you to rewrite them." Pomona comforted.

"You think he's nice to me?" he said angrily.

Pomona thought it was better not to get involved in this matter at this time, so she picked up the book that she had just thrown aside and started reading.

"He asked me not to start writing about conversion efficiency, that would be nothing new." Snape walked around her office angrily with his hands behind his back. "New ideas, damn new ideas!"

Pomona listened absentmindedly, and at the same time she couldn't read what was written in the book in her hand. Her mind couldn't stand the idea. If she was asked to write it by herself, how would she write the paper?

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Georgiana picked up the "dart" from the ground, and there was a sharp hole on the map, which fell exactly in the center of an "o".

Snake fangs are a commonly used potion material, such as the potion for treating scabies, which any first-year student will learn in potions class.

In addition to relieving the troubles of adolescent youth, this potion is also an antidote to a curse that can cause pimples, and is a standing potion in the school hospital.

For young wizards, this curse only makes the opponent "very ugly", but if it grows on the body of a 19th century Muggle, it is enough to scare them.

It is not smallpox, nor is it contagious, but just like they can't tell the difference between niacin deficiency and real leprosy, they can't tell the difference between the two.

Snake fangs are also the material for wideye potion, which is considered to be the antidote for the potion of living hell. The story of the passing wizard's kiss, the kiss awakened the princess who drank the potion of living hell, although beautiful, but he applied the wiggenweld potion on his lips before kissing the princess.

The cheer potion contains the sting of the Billywig bug and the teeth of the hairy crab, not the teeth of the snake. As a magical entomologist, when Jig was substituting for the potions class, he asked students to submit a paper on the difference between snake teeth and stings.

Unlike Snape, students will pass even if they write poorly, but it is difficult to get his "O", but few people want to get an "O" like Snape, so just passing is enough.

"Torture" Snape became the fun of the "old bastard" and "old fool", and revenged the "old slug" by the way.

"The King of the Forest" is no longer lonely after having a partner, but he also has to mediate the relationship between his companions. The conflict in Frank's family is Alice and Augusta. Between his wife and mother, who should he help?

Fortunately, Alice did not ask Frank who he would save first if she and Augusta fell into the water.

Even the French Foreign Minister couldn't answer it. Unfortunately, there is no standard answer to this question. If there was, it wouldn't become a "world-class problem". Like the Sphinx's riddle, everyone knows "What animal has four legs in the morning, two legs at noon, and three legs in the evening" is not a deadly problem that will be eaten by the Sphinx if you can't answer it.

She felt someone standing at the door, and looked up to find that it was Bougainville, even though she didn't ask him to come.

"Come in." Georgiana said, holding the dart and returning to the desk.