Hogwarts' Great Hall served many purposes, but it was most often used as a "dining hall." There were very few occasions in a year when it was properly used for a "ceremony."
It was always filled with the smell of food rather than spices. There had been one exception, perhaps when Dumbledore was still the Transfiguration teacher and the school staged The Fountain of Fair Fortune. Kettleburn had disguised an Ashwinder as an earthworm, and then the entire Great Hall had caught fire.
For quite some time, the "Great Hall" had been filled with the smell of burning. The wooden long tables used by the four Houses had been destroyed and replaced. The new wooden tables had been coated with fireproof wax and looked beautiful. The old tables had become worn after so many years of use, yet people still missed them.
Some had even found graffiti left behind by their great-great-great-grandparents. They, too, had once been as young as their grandchildren.
But that was not the matter at hand.
That accident had also involved a little episode. The Unlucky Knight had fallen in love with both "Amata" and "Asha." At first, they had barely managed to restrain themselves, but after the Ashwinder exploded, they had taken advantage of the chaos to duel.
This time, a Gryffindor Unlucky Knight had sparked a conflict between two girls over his Celestial Ball partner. He and Gryffindor's Amata were friends, while the one he truly liked was Hufflepuff's Asha. During the Portrait Curse at school, he had served as Asha's bodyguard and felt something from her that he could not feel from Amata.
He had known Amata since childhood. Though childhood sweethearts sounded romantic, there was also a chance they would become more like siblings. Besides, he did not think he should take