Hogwarts Never Ends (Final Thoughts)

In the blink of an eye, two weeks had passed since Merlin's death and the fall of the gods. During that time, the pain inflicted by war faded at a miraculous pace, and peace returned.

Two weeks later, in the third week of June.

The final Hogwarts feast of the 1994–1995 school year arrived. The Hogwarts Express would take the students back to London tomorrow.

As usual, Hogwarts staff and students entered the Great Hall, only to discover in surprise that there were more than four long tables. The tables that could not fit inside the Great Hall had been placed on the lawn outside the Castle.

A group of House-elves were removing the Castle's massive wooden doors, clearly to clear the way.

Then, they built a platform atop the original entrance.

That way, there was an open lawn in front of the platform and the Great Hall behind it.

"Moriarty, do you know what Professor Dumbledore is up to this time?"

The Little Snakes walked over and sat at the Slytherin table. Lilith asked Moriarty.

Moriarty shook his head. "I can't guess. After all, Professor Dumbledore isn't Lockhart."

Laughter immediately rippled across the table. Lockhart had performed brilliantly in several major battles, and no one doubted his excellence, but when it came to pulling stunts, Lockhart remained one of a kind.

To celebrate victory in the war, the United Nations held an exceptionally grand ceremony to commend the wizards for their contributions to world peace.

Lockhart had pulled a stunt: when British national team vice-captain Roman led nine players on ten New-model broomsticks—five 1994S models and five HGWZ Brooms—over New York City, where the United Nations headquarters stood—

At Lockhart's suggestion, the Muggle government dispatched ten new fighter jets—five J-8s and five Su-27s—which flew over the players' heads!

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