Chapter 236

The Easter egg hunting activity held in Gilneas kept Harry and the others busy for several days, which was very interesting. However, after the eggs were found, there wasn't much to play with in this werewolf town; after all, rabbits have a hard time surviving here for a week.

For the second half of the Easter holiday, they decided to spend it at Hogwarts, partly because Ailina and Zhang Qiu missed the game console hidden in the secret room, and partly because Harry and Luo En missed their friends in Gryffindor.

After they separated in the corridor, Harry and Luo En walked into the Gryffindor common room. The common room was quiet at first, with everyone busy with their own things. Then, they suddenly became noisy.

"Harry!" Fred shouted. "Harry is back!"

"Incidentally, Luo En too," George added.

"You two can speak loudly now," Luo En said unhappily. "Finally not being bullied by girls?"

"Times have changed, Luo En; now we are a pair," George hooked Fred's neck happily. "You'd better hurry up and find a male partner, or wear a skirt."

"Otherwise you'll be the one at the very bottom," Fred added.

"What's the situation, where's Eve?" Harry scanned the crowd and immediately spotted this sister he had high hopes for. "You tell me?"

"Oh, now the girl's identity doesn't work; to be precise, it started from the moment Lavender received sixty Howlers in the morning," Eve said, sticking out her tongue. "At first, she still maintained considerable combat power, leading a considerable number of girls to curse at us."

"They cursed Neville as a scheming 'down-to-earth' man, breaking defenses at all times; cursed me and Eve as 'men-pleasing' women. Pan Xi wanted to say a few fair words, but was cursed as a 'marriage donkey' and 'spiritual male treasure'," Eve's tone at this time carried a hint of sarcasm. "Lavender almost became an opinion leader among the girls, and for a time the battle was very fierce—but it didn't matter, because Hermione made a move."

"Are you talking about that report in the Daily Planet?" Harry said. "But that wasn't said by Hermione."

"Isn't it?" Eve showed a bit of doubt. "But in short, Lavender suddenly changed from a widely sought-after opinion leader to a bully that everyone shouts to beat."

"The girls are in a hurry to cut ties with her, because someone who offended Hermione, Pan Xi, and me at the same time cannot stand in the girls' society," Eve said proudly. "Those with boyfriends, or those with pure blood, all went to Pan Xi, and the rest naturally listened to me and started to falsely praise same-sex love."

"Of course, to adapt to various situations," Eve said proudly. "I proposed the concept of LGBT, and anyone on our side can find a reasonable identity."

"For example, I am bisexual, and my relationship with George doesn't hinder my relationship with Angelina," Fred said happily.

"No, you're not, because I'm a transgender person; you should count me as a girl," George dismantled his stage without hesitation.

"No, I am, because Angelina is also a transgender person; she is a boy," Fred stood up righteously. "What right do you have to assume someone else's gender?"

"What about you?" Harry looked at Eve with a wary look.

"My claim?" She shrugged. "I'm just an ordinary lesbian."

"I dare not say," Jin Ni whispered. "I don't want to offend anyone; I only say I am a person who has periods."

"The truly powerful one is Neville," Eve said. "He put on countless layers of armor for himself."

"Right, he said he thinks he is a girl, but at the same time he is also a homosexual, so he likes Hannah."

"He said he has cross-dressing habits, so he has to wear boys' school uniforms," the children added in a jumble.

"He is a vegetarian, but has pica, so sometimes he can't help but eat meat."

"Oh right, he also has problems with bloodline cognition; he thinks he is Muggle-born. But Slytherin all say he is pure-blood, and he is very distressed about this, even getting autism."

"His autism is intermittent, always breaking out at night; as soon as he sleeps, he doesn't want to say anything."

"He said he also supports environmental protection, thinking that if the environment is not protected, humanity will be finished, but he has self-abusive tendencies, so he has to continue destroying the environment."

"He is an animal protectionist, but he has necrophilia, so he enjoys animal corpses with love."

"He said he is an orphan; oh, this seems to be true, sorry. But he got depression because of this, which might not be true."

"Depression is certainly true; he said he can still talk to everyone normally because he also suffers from schizophrenia, and the one who is depressed is another personality."

"Does he have schizophrenia? This should be easy to refute," Harry questioned.

"He only has one personality now because his depressive personality committed suicide because she couldn't accept the master personality being her mother. Right, now his master personality is still a single mother who lost her child."

"He also said Lavender's rhetoric is all correct; he is ugly and fat and needs to be sympathized with."

"This is too much, right? Anyone knows he is neither ugly nor fat," Harry questioned again.

"Eh! How can you continue to look at problems with traditional single aesthetics?" George countered with a giggle. "You have to support diversified aesthetics, and among these aesthetics, there is always one who thinks he is ugly and fat."

Just then, Neville drilled in from the doorway. He said with a smile: "Oh, Harry, you're back. How have you been lately?"

"I'm certainly fine, but you," Harry hammered his shoulder. "How did you get so many diseases in the blink of an eye?"

"Let's go in and talk," Neville whispered, then waved goodbye to his classmates while pulling Harry into the dormitory.

"So, that report of Hermione's was really written by you?" Harry whispered.

"Pretty much, that shrew Lavender came to find trouble with me, so I decided to fight back once," Neville said calmly, his tone even carrying a hint of regret. "I'm planning to go to America, so I wrote to Tang Tang Nade."

"So, who actually wrote that report?" Harry felt Tang Tang Nade must have contributed too.

"Right, I was the one interviewed, but the content of the interview, these claims, Tang Tang Nade gave me a lot of suggestions and inspiration," Neville said. "Hermione was haggard because of the Time-Turner in her third year, and she just happened to be unable to tell others the real reason; in other words, she couldn't refute the rumors."

"And you think Hermione won't care, right?" After Harry finished asking, he thought of something. "It was Tang Tang Nade who told you Hermione wouldn't mind, right?"

"Right, that's what he said, and he also said that doing this can completely avoid Hermione and Ailina from really happening," Neville said. "Actually, this is just some irrelevant gossip to Hermione; she is a strong-hearted person and won't cause too much impact."

She was indeed sad for a while, but only for a while, Harry thought.

"What makes me truly regret is Lavender; she is actually just an ignorant little girl, but she endured too much verbal violence," Neville pursed his lips. "Every morning she receives dozens of Howlers, and more ordinary letters; their content is without exception full of insults and attacks."

"Now Lavender has gone home; she doesn't come to school anymore," Neville's tone carried a hint of self-blame. "I'm not sure what will happen to her later; I feel I might have destroyed her; I am the hateful bully."

"If, I mean if," Harry tried to comfort him. "Lavender is addicted to enjoying privileges in the girls' group, and after she graduates, she still tirelessly organizes girls in society to do so, then she will grow into the next Dark Lord, oh or rather, the Dark Lord of Feminism, not only harming more people, but her end will definitely not be any better."

"If someone who has gone astray is bound to fail, being taught a lesson by peers during their student days is better than being sanctioned by the Ministry of Magic after entering society," Harry patted his shoulder.

"What you said is not unreasonable; I'm considering going back to visit her and tell her these truths," Neville was somewhat moved. "Let her change her name and go to another school; this is also a growth for her."

"Why do you say 'back'... oh, you mean back to when she hadn't dropped out yet?" Harry nodded. "Your idea is good; you can also tell her clearly that if it were any other time, it wouldn't matter, but this year Dumbledore is not in school, and Death Eaters may come to commit crimes at any time, so it is crucial for students to have a unified voice, so you have to use extraordinary means."

"Good idea, I'll tell her that," Neville accepted his suggestion, then opened the dormitory door and shouted, "I think we should hold a celebration for Harry to celebrate his perfect performance in the second task."

"Good idea, how about tonight?" George suggested.

"Is that so? Neville, has your social phobia been cured?" Fred teased.

There were quite a lot of students staying at school during the Easter holiday, possibly because Hogwarts' Easter holiday was indeed very short, which led to Gryffindor being very complete, and the Quidditch team members were all present. After Zhang Qiu and Ailina joined, the Gryffindor students made a fuss all night in a more excited situation.

At noon the next day, just as Harry had slept in and was preparing to go somewhere to play, Jin Ni and Eve, who were sitting in the common room, called him.

"Harry, since you're back," Jin Ni said. "Do you want to meet everyone in Torchwood?"

"Right, listen to our development during this time; you will definitely be satisfied," Eve revealed a confident smile.

"Alright, I hope so; when do you plan to gather?" Harry blinked.