"How was the date? Did it go well?"
As soon as he returned to the common room, Albert found Lee Jordan looking at him with resentment, as if he had done something wrong to him.
"I'm not going on a date, I'm going to..." Albert was about to retort when he was interrupted by Lee Jordan.
"Then you should come and help me. I can't handle it myself." Lee Jordan put his arms around Albert's neck and couldn't help complaining, "You've been really hard on me today."
"Isn't this a good way to exercise your abilities?" Albert said seriously, "Look, aren't you able to handle these things more skillfully now?"
In order to comfort the other party's wounded heart, Albert took out a few candies from his pocket and stuffed them into Lee Jordan's hand.
Lee Jordan peeled a candy and threw it into the forbidden mouth, saying incoherently: "Do you think I will believe your excuse?"
"Yeah, don't believe Albert. This guy is just trying to be lazy. He's really despicable." Fred and George looked like they didn't mind making any trouble. They smiled and agreed, and even took the candy from Lee Jordan.
"You two bastards!"
"Who wins this time?" Albert asked, changing the subject.
"A Ravenclaw girl," Fred said without hesitation.
"Crazy girl Luna Lovegood," George added.
"It's normal for her to win the championship. That girl loves wizard cards more than anyone else, and she's smart enough, but her personality is a bit weird." Lee Jordan corrected: "Also, you shouldn't call someone a crazy girl. It's very rude."
"Are you attracted to her?" Fred and George looked at Lee Jordan with strange eyes, as if he were a weird uncle.
"Shut up," Lee Jordan snapped angrily.
"He means a successor. We will all graduate from school one day, and we need someone to help us continue to manage the Wizard Card Club," Albert naturally understood what Lee Jordan meant. This was actually what he asked Lee Jordan to pay special attention to, to find students who were passionate about wizard cards so that the Wizard Card Club could continue like Quidditch, and the person in charge must be passionate enough about wizard cards.
"I think we should talk to Professor McGonagall," George suggested. "Hogwarts actually has quite a few clubs, but none of them can last as long as Quidditch."
"The one that will be destroyed the fastest is Gilderoy Lockhart's Dueling Club," Fred said maliciously. "I heard he's still in St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries."
"Shut up and don't interrupt." Lee Jordan has put a lot of thought into Wizard Cards and has thought further than others. He said, "We can try to develop Wizard Cards into a club like Gobstones. Although Wizard Cards is more popular than Gobstones now, Wizard Cards has only existed for a short time, and the system of Wizard Cards still needs to be gradually improved. We still have a long way to go. It would be best if we can get the support of Professor McGonagall."
"I will discuss this matter with Professor McGonagall," Albert nodded to indicate that he would handle these matters. "I think Professor McGonagall will not refuse. After all, wizard cards are actually popularizing magic to everyone, which helps students learn knowledge and make students more united and harmonious."
Albert was not exaggerating. Wizard card games were indeed much more peaceful than Quidditch games. Everyone was playing cards happily, and even the game was not very tense.
"Then I'll leave it to you." Lee Jordan had great confidence in Albert.
"Find a few more and I'll talk to them then. If they're willing, spend some time with them," Albert said to the three.
"You're better at these things. I'll leave everything to you." Fred patted Lee Jordan's shoulder and said.
"By the way, where did you and Sana go before?" George changed the subject.
"I went to visit Professor Lupin."
Albert looked deeply at Fred and George, and briefly recounted his previous visit to Professor Lupin.
"You forgot to ask Professor Lupin to borrow a Boggart." Lee Jordan's tone became even more resentful. His Patronus still needed more practice, and these bastards had the nerve to throw all the work to him.
"Oh, I forgot about that."
"Damn it, you actually forgot." Lee Jordan obviously didn't believe that Albert would forget.
"Professor Lupin is unwilling to resign early?" Fred and George were both surprised.
Anyone with a little common sense wouldn't be stupid enough to stay and fight the curse. With the tragic end of the previous ones as an example, there are still people who pretend not to see it. Are they so stupid as to stay and seek death
"This is a really stupid decision," Lee Jordan muttered. "I think if Professor Lupin really doesn't want to resign early, he will definitely suffer a lot."
"The worst case scenario is that he turns into a werewolf, bites a student at Hogwarts, and is thrown into Azkaban Prison, or is sentenced to death by the Ministry of Magic." After closing the door of the dormitory, Albert told several roommates his speculation: "The better case scenario is that his werewolf identity is exposed, and then a large group of parents ask him to get out of school. Both of these methods are very undignified. If he resigns, everyone will miss his kindness."
"I hope it's the latter, otherwise Dumbledore will probably have to resign." George didn't want Albert's prediction to come true. He actually had a good impression of Professor Lupin.
"How about you make a prediction?" Fred suggested.
"That's a good idea." George agreed immediately.
"Can you do that?" Lee Jordan asked.
"Oh, okay!"
Albert went to get the crystal ball and began to predict Professor Lupin's fate.
The mist in the crystal ball began to spin rapidly, and was soon replaced by a bright scene: Professor Lupin was packing his luggage.
"It seems that Professor Lupin's ending is not too bad. He is still alive and has not been imprisoned in Azkaban." The three of them were happy about the ending of the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor. It was obviously the second result that Albert mentioned.
However, the scene in the crystal ball changed again, and they saw Albert holding his wand with a serious expression, and... Professor Lupin who had turned into a werewolf.
The dormitory fell into deathly silence.
Even though the three of them didn't understand the prophecy, they still understood it and their faces turned slightly pale.
The scene in the crystal ball clearly told them that Professor Lupin turned into a werewolf and lost control, and was finally subdued by Albert, and he still had time to pack his luggage, which meant that no substantial harm was caused.
"Perhaps we should tell Dumbledore about this," Lee Jordan suggested.
"It's useless. They won't believe it easily before they hit a wall." Albert put away the crystal ball and said calmly, "Besides, from Professor Lupin's perspective, his choice is not wrong. No one can easily change their mind before being slapped in the face by reality, and I am no exception... If someone says that my predictions are actually lies, I certainly don't want to believe it, because I am very confident in my predictions, that's it."
"If anyone dares to say that your prediction is a lie, I will be the first to help you beat him up!" Fred made a fist-pumping gesture.
"Are you really going to subdue a werewolf?" Lee Jordan was not optimistic about this matter, as it meant they would take a great risk.
Werewolves are so dangerous that once you are bitten, your life is really over.
"We'll help you." Fred and George said in unison, "It's just a werewolf. If we work together to cast a Stunning Spell on him, we'll be able to take down Professor Lupin in one go."
"Are you sure the Stunning Spell works on werewolves."
Lee Jordan was a little annoyed that Professor Lupin ran around knowing that he would turn into a werewolf. "Besides, this is very strange. With the wolfsbane potion, this shouldn't happen."
"It will definitely work. Charlie and the others used a stun spell to deal with the fire dragon." Fred almost patted his chest to make the promise.
"What do you think? Could it be that Snape gave Professor Lupin fake wolfsbane potion?" George speculated.
"It's unlikely. Although Snape hates Professor Lupin, he won't take the risk. Once Professor Lupin turns into a werewolf in the castle, God knows how many students will suffer." Albert shook his head.
"Why not? I think Snape could have done that." Fred agreed with George's guess. "I heard from Ron that the Marauder's Map scolded Snape severely. He must be holding a grudge."
"You should exercise your abilities and prepare for the next battle." Albert reminded, "If we prevent this tragedy, I think the principal will give you a special contribution award."
Albert just happened to have a mission with a rich reward, and he was still short of a special contribution award.