Hogwarts: The Book of Laws

Early the next morning, Beaver and Kes were waiting for Rean in the Slytherin common room, and even thoughtfully brought him breakfast.

Rean glanced at the waiting two people, Kes and Beaver, speechlessly, but he washed up a lot faster.

It was so embarrassing. If two cute little witches were sitting on the sofa waiting for him with breakfast, Lien would probably be able to wait for ten minutes before going out.

But now it's not, but two tall and thick wizards, which is very fatal.

Lean had to go out quickly and drive these two idiots away, otherwise rumors would start to spread when the little wizards were eating at noon: The reason why Kes and Beaver were so good to Lean was entirely because they liked them. Lean.

Never underestimate the imagination of little wizards, nor the national conditions of the empire on which the sun never sets.

"By the way, don't you have any classes today?" Ryan said, rejecting the breakfast brought by Kes and Beaver.

"We asked for a leave from the professor. You know, there was indeed a big commotion yesterday. The professor probably knew that we might be in trouble, so he quickly approved the leave." Kes ate the food originally prepared for Lien. Breakfast, he said.

"Well, it just so happens that I don't have classes right now, so let's go and solve it quickly." Rean also wanted to solve this problem as soon as possible.

People who work quickly can always win the favor of others.

Of course, Kes and Beaver were happy.

The three of them came to the corridor together, but the moment they arrived in the corridor, Lien noticed something was wrong.

"Did you use Bilov potion?" Rean asked with an ugly face.

Bilov's Potion is an anti-spell potion that is generally used to protect important items.

"Haha, how is that possible? We can't afford Bilov potion." Beaver said with a smile.

"Then why does the dried ink smell like Bilov's potion?"

"What does it smell like?" Kes asked curiously, then went up to smell it.

A second later, X was escaping from the wall, fanning his nose.

"It has a really strange smell, like a jar of aged vinegar that has been stored for hundreds of years."

"In two days there won't be this smell anymore, and by then it will have a fresh fragrance that you won't be able to put down."

Lien paused and continued: "It seems that I have to spend some effort today."

"Clean it up," Lean cast a spell on the stains on the wall.

But nothing happened.

"What quality of Bilov potion did you two use?" Rean asked with a dark face.

The curse just now didn't even scratch off any skin.

"This... we really don't know this. We didn't buy the Bilov potion at all." Bifur was a little flustered.

Can the two of them deal with the stains that even Lien can't deal with?

For a moment, Kes and Beaver felt a little uneasy.

"Did you add this in?" Kes asked Bi pull aside and asked in a low voice.

"How is this possible? I'm not so confused about it." Beaver looked at Kes in shock and said.

"Wait!" Beaver exclaimed.

"What did you think of?" Kes looked at Beaver anxiously, after all, it was related to whether they could clean up these stains within time.

If they can't be cleaned up, Kes and Beaver have reason to believe that Filch will give them an unforgettable punishment.

“Remember what Joko said when he sold us things?”

"Um······"

Kes pondered for a while and suddenly realized: "It turns out that it was Joko who did it. Come on, go and write to him. Damn it, I must make him look good."

"I don't think it's necessary." Rean said from the side.

Chris and Beaver looked up and saw that all the ink stains were gone. They looked at Ryan in surprise.

"Uh, this..." Bifur reacted first, and uttered some meaningless words in a daze.

"Okay, I'm done with my work. I'll leave first." Rean waved his hand and left the corridor first. His class was about to begin.

Kes and Beaver stood there and looked at each other, seeing joy in each other's eyes.

After all, the stronger Rean is, the greater help he will bring in the future.

However, the good times didn't last long. When Lean was having lunch, Kes and Beaver came to the door again.

"Tell me, what's the matter?" Lien said after taking a sip of broth.

"That... the corridor is dirty again, and there is ink mixed with Bilov's potion." Kes touched his head in embarrassment.

Lean almost couldn't swallow his mouthful of soup.

"Did you two fight with Peeves again?" After a long pause, Lien asked.

"No, it's not. Peeves heard about our punishment measures from somewhere, so out of revenge, he took a bottle of Bilov's potion from Dean Snape's vault, and then The corridor was soiled again.”

"But the happy thing is that Peeves was hung up and beaten by Dean Snape in the classroom next to the Potions class. He is probably still hanging there."

Kes said with joy, without any worry that the corridor had been stained.

"You didn't hear Peeves' scream, haha, it's so happy." Beaver also said with a smile.

"So, what happened to the corridor that you should clean up?" Rean was eating while listening to the speeches of Chris and Beaver.

"That's why I said I was very happy to see Peeves being hung up and beaten by Dean." Kes sat next to Rean, took a piece of bread from the dining table and gnawed on it.

"It's worse than before the morning cleanup. I can guarantee you that when you see the scene there, you will want to hang Peeves up and beat Peeves just like Dean." Beaver said from the side.

Rean nodded in confusion. At this time, he did not realize the seriousness of the problem.

After lunch, Rean followed Kes and Beaver to the corridor and was completely stunned.

The originally splendid corridor has now turned into a pitch-black mess. If it weren't for the gravity of the earth that made Lean realize that the floor was beneath his feet, Lean probably wouldn't have been able to tell where was up and which was down.

"Peeves, damn it, this beating is not unjust." Lean murmured.

"Let me tell you, you will definitely approve of Dean Snape." Kes patted Lean on the shoulder, "How about it, can it be solved here?"

"There are some difficulties. I think you can try talking to Professor Snape. After all, it was caused by his potion." Rean said with a smile.

To be honest, Rean didn't really have much confidence that Snape's potion could solve it.

After all, it's impossible to reveal all your strength just to do a small favor for Chris and Beaver.