"Harry, Professor Kate is famous!"
Ron Weasley looked at the newspaper and screamed in surprise at the reports about Katelyle.
Of course, Ron Weasley's reaction was nothing compared to the rest of the dining hall, where everyone was talking about Katelyle.
"He really is famous, but Professor Kate is in trouble too." Hermione Granger put down the newspaper and spoke seriously.
"That's true," Harry said, looking somewhat worried.
"Look!"
"A lot of people have come!"
At that moment, someone cried out. It was a Hufflepuff girl standing by the window, her face rosy and her golden hair braided into two plaits. People liked to call her the Glass Girl because whenever she could not bear the pressure, she would break down in tears.
The students were drawn by the noise and gathered around.
Outside, they saw many people floating in the air.
Some were famous wizards, while others were reporters from well-known newspapers.
There were also elves and dwarves skilled in alchemy among them.
"What are they doing here?"
"They must have come for Professor Kate."
"Elemental Magic is an entirely new kind of magic. Naturally, they're full of anticipation."
Harry and the others gathered by the bed, watching those people with eager anticipation.
They also listened in on the conversations, and the meaning was clear: they had come for Katelyle.
Outside Hogwarts, Argus Filch, Hagrid, and Professor McGonagall had gathered together, blocking those who wanted to interview Katelyle.
They had prepared for what might happen today, but Professor McGonagall and the others had not expected so many people to come.
There were more than a thousand of them, all having rushed here overnight from various places.
If these people attacked Hogwarts, it would be incredibly dangerous.
"Professor McGonagall, we would like to conduct an exclusive interview with Professor