Eventually, Evan accepted Hermione's suggestion and agreed to become president of the House-Elf Advocacy Association. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info

While this may seem almost impossible to succeed, when you think about it, it seems that Evan has been doing this kind of stupid thing all along.

Whether it's Voldemort or the evil gods, it is much more difficult to defeat them than to protect the rights and interests of house-elves.

If you judge the result directly with a simple comparison of strength, then Ai Wen should give up quickly and not struggle.

It is enough to work hard, not everything has to be considered from a practical point of view, and the end result is considered.

Evan and Hermione discussed it for a while, and unlike Hermione's rush to get things done, he thought it was going to be gradual.

After all, it's a concept that has been passed down for centuries in the wizarding world, and it's not practical to change it anytime soon.

Thankfully, as the proportion of Muggle-born wizards and half-blood wizards increases, many stereotypes are changing.

Hermione's views were not without supporters, but rather representative of some wizards.

What the House Elf Rights Advocate needs to do now is to develop members, and Evan helps her revise the article to gain more people's understanding and recognition.

Looking at Hermione's thoughts, it seemed that she had other plans, and was ready to do something for the house-elves with her own efforts.

The next morning, the unpleasantness between Ron and Hermione was quickly reconciled.

The two of them apologized to each other, both thinking they had been a little too excited last night.

Eventually, Harry and Ron paid two silver jerseys as a initiation fee, just like Evan did.

The uneventful school life continued, but the development of other wizards to participate in the House Elf Advocates Association did not go well.

Unable to stand Hermione's continued persuasion and vicious glare, Colin, Ginny, and Neville paid to join, but they refused to wear the badge and participate in various promotional activities organized by the Promotion Association, instead treating the whole incident as a joke.

Everyone's negative attitude did not shake Hermione's determination to pursue justice for the house-elves.

Admittedly, they all paid two silver coles to buy the S.P.E.W. badge, but they only did it to shut her up.

However, everyone's silver was wasted, and Hermione not only did not calm down because of this, but made more noise.

She kept pestering Aven, Harry, and Ron, first asking them to wear badges, and then asking them to explain what they did.

She also developed a habit of chattering and pestering people in the Gryffindor common room every night, shaking her piggy bank under their noses, asking them to spend money on badges and join the House-Elf Advocate Society.

Despite Hermione's efforts, interest was low, and the few meetings held consisted of Hermione reading the charters she had written.

Soon after, the Hogwarts Wizardry and Wizardry newspaper began publishing articles she wrote defending the rights of house-elves.

This seems to have played a role, with readers writing to Hermione all the time.

Many people thought she was crazy and had the ridiculous idea of paying a house elf salary, but there were still a few people who supported her.

They thought Hermione was doing the right thing, which gave Hermione a lot of encouragement and motivation to keep going.

As she used to tell Aven, this was a good start, and her badge and house-elf advocacy were no longer limited to Hogwarts.

In terms of the school's curriculum, Moody began using the Imperius Charm on every young wizard in his Defence Against the Dark Arts class.

Currently, Evan is the only one in the school who can completely crack and defeat this spell.

After several attempts, Harry and a handful of the older students were able to successfully resist without being easily controlled by the Dark Wizard.

Ron was the worst at this, and he was exceptionally unresistant to the Imperius Curse.

Probably because of the effects he had experienced before, he had much more difficulty dealing with this spell than others and was easily controlled.

In Professor Moody's words, Ron lacked strong willpower.

This made Ron unhappy, and every Defence Against the Dark Arts class turned into torture.

He complained that Moody was like a paranoid, and no wonder people were eager to kick him out of the Ministry of Magic.

Listening to what Moody's said, it was as if someone could break into the school and attack them at any moment.

But Evan believes that it is necessary to learn to resist the Imperius Curse as soon as possible.

Until now, he has found no trace of Barty Crouch Jr., who is hiding in the shadows.

Either Barty Crouch Jr. hasn't come to Hogwarts yet, or the Living Point map doesn't work.

The former one is very likely, and Keresis said that this guy is planning to do it at the tournament.

At that point, Hogwarts Castle will be free of most protective magic, with the weakest defenses.

Moreover, there will be a lot of outsiders pouring in.

Barty Crouch Jr. could just be in the middle of the crowd, waiting for an opportunity.

After determining that Barty Crouch Jr. could not be quickly found through the live map, Evan put the matter aside.

He now devotes most of his energy to the study of ancient magic texts, and has also begun to try to learn the language of merfolk.

The third grade is also significantly more stressful than the second grade, and Evan now lives every day to the fullest.

As for Harry, Ron, and Hermione, they were even more busy, and the amount of homework they had to do in the fourth year was even more overwhelming.

Because after they move to the fifth grade next year, they will have to take the o.w.ls ordinary wizard level exam.

In Professor McGonagall's words, this is an important period for young wizards to enter magical education, and it must be given sufficient attention.

But everyone's performance is obviously not satisfactory to the professors.

Their homework is getting harder and more demanding, which keeps Harry and Ron's discontent running high.

The only thing that made them somewhat happy was that their homework got a high grade in the divination class.

While this may sound funny, it's one of the few pieces of good news.

In fact, Evan was also praised.

Professor Trelawney even read aloud many parts of his prophecy in class, praising him for his courage to accept the terrible things that were about to happen.

Hagrid's Conservation of Magical Beasts class was still a mess, and he suggested that they visit his hut every other day to observe the snails.

and document their unusual behavior as part of the "project".

These snails grow fast, even though no one knows exactly what they like to eat.

Hagrid had separated them into different boxes, and in front of his hut was hundreds of shaking wooden chests.

It won't be long before these snails break out of the box.

It is foreseeable that when the time comes, no one will dare to approach them except Hagrid. (To be continued.) )