Lorne: "..."
The Magic Mobile Phone doesn't yet have the image function enabled, so unless you're using your real name on the Cuckoo Forum, no one can know who posted the message.
Unfortunately, Lorne can see the posting history.
The previous post was about showing off how he reached the Diamond rank in the Suitcase Beasts using the Knarl, and the post before that was about criticizing those who said the Knarl was useless.
Lorne felt he had figured out who he was.
Actually, Lorne created this ranking list with the intention of shifting the focus offline. Recently, he realized something: why should he limit all sources of Power of Emotion to the Magic Mobile Phone? He could easily engage in offline entertainment; perhaps if he appeared in person, the multiplier for Power of Emotion gained would return to normal?
Offline content can also drive the development of online content. For example, Draco just released a video featuring three female characters, and he could almost smell Draco's Power of Emotion through the screen. If it's already like this with just a two-dimensional character, imagine how powerful it would be with a real-life idol! His Power of Emotion would flow into his pocket like water.
Lorne clicked on the post and continued reading.
[ The Free-Spirited Dragon: Why are so many people fond of Morgana, a villain? Have you all forgotten who saved you from the Troll in the very beginning?]
[ Wishing Zouwu: Thumbs up. Besides her high stats, what else is there to like about Morgana?]
[ Occult Research Compendium: The two people upstairs clearly haven't progressed through the story. Being trapped in Chamber of Stilled Time and still managing to orchestrate a millennium's worth of events makes them top-tier combatants in the story—powerful, mysterious, behind the scenes, the final boss... And, isn't high stats an advantage?]
[ Just a Bystander: Just a Bystander, who should I vote for now?]
[ Moonlight Variations: May I ask for guidance for the kind-hearted, gentle, and beautiful Witch of the Moon - Ozomuna, who is trapped in the forest after a thousand years of reincarnation and has forgotten her memories?]
[...]
The plot was written by Lorne himself. In Lorne's latest main storyline, the Headless Knight's valiant struggle finally brought Morgana, the mastermind behind the scenes and Merlin's nemesis, to the fore. She was trapped in the Chamber of Stilled Time by Merlin and, with the help of her ever-growing advisors and subordinates, carried out various schemes in an attempt to incite hostility and war between wizards and Muggle.
Morgana in the story is indeed as mysterious as players have said. Lorne was not satisfied with the sketches given to him by the Centaur. They were too exquisite and lost her arrogant and disdainful demeanor. So he only gave her a few seconds of profile and downcast eyebrows, allowing both majesty and gentleness to be displayed in her at the same time.
Lorne hadn't expected so many people to support the villain. He thought the role would go to either Ella or Ozomuna, and he hadn't even mentioned that name when he had the Centaur draw the character.
It doesn't matter. The event has only just begun, and we don't know who will be the final winner yet. We can have the Centaur finish the drawing later.
Tickets in the game can be obtained by completing daily and event tasks. There are only a few daily tasks, and the number of tickets obtainable is limited. To obtain a large number of tickets, you need to complete event tasks such as cumulative draws or corresponding character training tasks.
Although it's not explicitly linked to spending money, Lorne has set the number of gacha pulls very high, meaning that only hoarders or heavy spenders can get all the tickets at once.
[ Wishing Zouwu: Wow! Casual Dragon is amazing! Ella has returned to number one! She garnered almost a hundred votes in just a few minutes. How much did she spend?]
[ The Free-Spirited Dragon: It's Worth It for Ella ]
Upon seeing this, Lorne suddenly withdrew, instructing the Longbottoms to deposit several hundred Galleon into Sains's account, who was still demanding public funds. He also told Sains to keep a close eye on the data during the recent event and to promptly release the funds.
Draco's post quickly went viral, and Lorne watched as replies appeared right before his eyes before he logged out with satisfaction.
It seems the update to Wizard Legend was a success.
Since Suitcase Beasts is a new game, Lorne didn't update much. He released several new Fantastic Beasts as planned, placing them in various locations as map bosses. At the same time, he added ways to obtain the corresponding plant seeds in the wild, which made up for the lack of PvE content in the game.
The pace of Wizard Legend is too fast, and there are very few posts about Suitcase Beasts. Lorne picked out two posts, and the feedback from them was quite satisfactory.
Now he felt relieved. Let them argue, let them curse, let their Power of Emotion run wild.
midnight.
Draco still wasn't asleep. Not only did he stay awake himself, but he also forced Crabbe and Goyle to campaign for Ella on the Cuckoo Forum.
Draco, without being taught, said, " Crabbe, you're quite clever. You can pretend to be Ozomuna fan and help me get back at her. We must put a blow to Morgana's arrogant attitude."
" Goyle, you can impersonate... never mind, just keep praising Morgana. You speak without thinking, you're bound to ruin your reputation."
Goyle asked, puzzled, "But I like Ozomuna."
"What?!" Draco exploded like a firecracker. "Don't forget who introduced you to the Magic Mobile Phone! If you dare not vote for Ella, you're dead!"
Goyle shrank back; he didn't dare tell Draco that he had already cast all his votes.
And so, a massive voting controversy unfolded.
However, Draco didn't focus all his attention on Ella, because during Hogsmeade Week, many students who hadn't joined the Magic Mobile Phone Club or who had been lurking in the background suddenly became obsessed with Magic Mobile Phone.
Draco had to rush over to help in the classroom Harry had requested for the club.
" Scarhead, admit it, your skills aren't as good as mine," Draco taunted as soon as he arrived.
For the first time, Harry didn't retort. He even gave a genuine chuckle and offered his seat, "Yes, Master Malfoy, it's your turn to sit here for a while."
Throughout the morning, countless groups of people came, asking all sorts of strange questions.
Perhaps because the supervising teacher was Director Lorne, the seventh-year students who had returned from their study tour in Hogsmeade came one after another, either asking Harry to ask Director Lorne if there were any textbooks, or asking Harry when the Magic Mobile Phone Club would have any joint activities organized by teachers and students.
The students outside of seventh grade wanted Harry to organize a meeting so that the seventh-grade students could share what they had secretly learned at the Magic Mobile Phone Shop and see who among them had the talent to meet the requirements for redeeming Magic Mobile Phone.
Even more outrageous, some people wanted Harry to use Hogwarts ' name to connect with the Magic Mobile Phone Shop, creating a school-enterprise cooperation that would give them more opportunities to volunteer at the Magic Mobile Phone Shop.
Harry was too embarrassed to call him out, "Are you doing volunteer work? You clearly just want to play arcade games."
Harry was in a terrible predicament. Faced with Draco's rude remarks, he didn't even have the strength to retaliate. He wasn't in a hurry, though. He would wait until Draco was overwhelmed with his own problems before he could say a few words without any pressure.