Mobilization, Part Two

The Great Hall filled with an excited hum of chatter.

The adults began discussing terms that stirred them up, such as the alliance and the allocation of educational resources.

The students, meanwhile, felt honored to have a part in it.

Then, after Dumbledore announced

that the adults, as well as any students who wished to remain in the Great Hall, could spend the night there,

the hum of voices reached its peak.

He then asked everyone to move away from the long tables.

"Oh, right, you'll need these..." With a casual wave of his wand, the long tables flew to the sides of the Great Hall and lined up against the walls.

With another wave, hundreds of purple sleeping bags spread across the floor.

"Tomorrow, everyone will need to get up at six.

After breakfast, you will remain in the Great Hall and cast group magic under the guidance of the professors.

You will continue without interruption until the professors tell you to stop.

Harry and the others and I will be going to the Ministry of Magic.

But unfortunately, this test will not be broadcast live."

The hall immediately filled with buzzing discussion again.

Many students said they wanted to spend the night in the Great Hall.

But then they began heatedly debating with their parents over whether they should sleep together.

As a result, most of the students still chose to return to their dormitories to rest.

But Harry and the others were different. Mrs. Weasley generously declared that as long as Harry and Ginny did not sleep in the same sleeping bag, it was fine.

But Ron, Neville, and Draco were not so lucky.

Lavender's mother had also come to Hogwarts.

She and her daughter would sleep together that night.

Neville's grandmother, who was also at Hogwarts,