Lisa Turpin saw Paul's overbearing manner, thought of Allen's usual gentleness and his current situation, and remembered that she herself had been saved by Allen when she first started school. At that moment, Lisa could no longer hold back. She tugged at her blue scarf and voiced her opinion loudly. "You brought so many people, and Allen only has himself! He only set up a few cameras to keep as proof and protect himself. That's not going too far at all!"
Her cry made the young wizards—especially the young witches—speak up in agreement. After they came outside the Great Hall, the change in positioning really did make Allen look as if he were standing alone against the entire School Board. Ravenclaw's Head of House, Filius Flitwick, had indeed come over with Allen, but at only 1.07 meters tall, standing beside Allen only made the scene look as if Allen were protecting him instead.
Greengrass gave a cold snort and did not lower himself to argue with the little girls. To avoid any further complications, he only urged Dumbledore, "Dumbledore, now that things have come to this, let us begin quickly. Let's try to bring today's agenda to an end as soon as possible."
The school governors stood in twos and threes in a fan shape behind Dumbledore, all looking toward him now.
Dumbledore touched his slightly crooked nose. From Allen's current behavior and the information he had learned through Remus Lupin, he already knew and had confirmed that the other party truly intended to resist under these circumstances by some legal means. He walked a few steps forward and arrived at a relatively central position on the square outside the doors.
Dumbledore clasped his hands together in front of him. Not wanting to leave any loopholes for the other side