A Complex Third Task

"How can knights compare to heroes? Heroes have no lords. They fight for the justice in their hearts."

"But don't knights also fight for the principles they believe in, like the eight virtues?" Penelope shot back.

"But knights throughout history were nothing more than butchers who used faith as an excuse to oppress ordinary people."

"Heroes were no different. As far as I know, there's even a saying—let me think—'Warriors violate prohibitions with force; scholars break the law with words.'"

Seeing Ryan about to argue again, Kate hurriedly stepped in.

"Stop arguing, both of you. Haven't you noticed?

Lily Evans and Professor Snape's child seems to have been born already?"

"What's so strange about that?" Penelope raised an eyebrow. "In the video we watched back then, Professor Snape said the baby would be born in about a month.

That was April. It's almost June now."

"I already sent Snape a newborn gift.

Kate, didn't you know?

I even asked you what would be a good gift for a newborn.

You said one of our own products would do. A Take-copter would be pretty good." Ryan was a little confused as well.

But then he realized that Kate was probably trying to distract them.

So they would not actually start fighting.

"You, honestly." Ryan placed his right hand on Kate's head and kept stroking it the way one would pet a kitten.

It was 5:30 in the afternoon.

After the final class of the term ended, everyone hurried back to their common rooms.

They had to prepare for tomorrow's exams. But Harry was kept behind by Professor McGonagall.

Ron stayed behind too. He really did not act like someone with a girlfriend.

Neville, meanwhile, had seen Harry being kept behind, yet still headed resolutely for the Hufflepuff common room.

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