"I think Fl... er, I mean, Tonks and I will both take part, and my father-in-law Ted said before that he would fully support us as well," Remus Lupin said. He had originally thought of Professor Flitwick, but then he remembered how close the other man was to Allen Harris, and that, unlike McGonagall, he was not a member of the Order of the Phoenix, so he closed his mouth again.
"George and Fred have both graduated already. I think the two of them would be very willing..." Arthur's voice sounded a little hesitant. "They're actually quite capable, and quick-witted too. Those strange magical items of theirs could also help us."
"First of all, Arthur, I want to thank you. Love is a power greater than all things. Only by loving Harry as if he were your own nephew could you make such a decision... It's just that although they've graduated, they are still too young..." Dumbledore's eyes shone. Then he gave a self-mocking smile. "...Though this may not quite fit the spirit of Hogwarts... I still insist that we adults should do our best to avoid letting young people who were originally not particularly connected to this matter, and who have infinite possibilities ahead of them, take part in these dangerous ventures..."
Remus Lupin opposed it firmly. "I don't agree either, Arthur. This operation is too risky. We may have to face You-Know-Who directly. It's better not to let them take that risk."
Bang!
The door was suddenly slammed open, and the twin brothers stumbled in, with Ron and Ginny following behind them.
Arthur sprang up from his chair and asked angrily, "Were you eavesdropping again?!"
"We're willing to take the risk!" Fred and George cut him off at the same time.
A thin, flesh-colored cord dangled from George's