The next morning, Slytherin and Gryffindor each had 100 points deducted for the disturbance caused by their duel, which had once again damaged the Great Hall.
To keep the Great Hall from becoming a legendary king of durability, Dumbledore specifically set aside an area for the card-playing young Wizards to duel in.
Professor McGonagall and Professor Flitwick were delighted by this. They even celebrated with a thrilling duel in the dueling arena.
Professor McGonagall was happy because Gryffindor was already more than ninety thousand points in the red. Another hundred-point deduction made no difference, and she was delighted to drag Slytherin down with them.
Professor Flitwick was pleased because Ravenclaw had surpassed Slytherin in one stroke and become the House with the highest score. He even specifically warned the Ravenclaw students not to cause trouble and lose points. If they dared cause trouble and lose points, he would punish them with detention in Horatio's Greenhouse.
The Ravenclaw students trembled in fear and dared not stir up trouble. Only a small number of KAH Organization members said they would not cause trouble or lose points, and would work hard to earn points instead. They asked Professor Flitwick to reward them with detention in Horatio's Greenhouse.
Professor Flitwick was speechless.
It was also worth mentioning that Professor McGonagall favored the Gravekeeper Deck, while Professor Flitwick was particularly fond of the Gladiator Beast Deck.
Fred and George, who had become fake Weasleys, found Horatio and suggested that, with Yu-Gi-Oh! being so popular, they should hold a Yu-Gi-Oh! duel tournament at school, with the Quibble Group providing the prize money.
Horatio was very interested. After discussing the details with Fred and George, he had them organize the tournament. Then, he went to Slytherin's Chamber of Secrets and printed himself a Tearlaments set. Feeling that