Chapter 531

While the people in the school were panicking, and the other three houses were pitting Slytherin against each other, perhaps they felt left out, or perhaps they were worried that they would be forgotten by the students...... Anyway, Umbridge came with her new education order.

Education Order No. 29:

No staff member, student may discuss anything unrelated to their studies, and no faculty member may provide students with irrelevant information that is not in line with the subject they teach.

Umbridge's presence came back all at once. With the exception of the Slytherin students, the students of the other three houses cursed Umbridge in private. They weren't blind or idiots, and most people could see what Umbridge's Education Order 29 meant by "irrelevant information."

The atmosphere in Hogwarts was already very tense, and Umbridge's move was tantamount to adding fuel to the fire, and it did little to force the students to be more united and make them more angry.

Students should still discuss the outside world, they just don't talk about it openly in the hallway. When they returned to their dormitories, to the common rooms of their respective colleges, would Umbridge still be able to manage them?

The new order is basically a piece of paper, but it is a clear reminder to the students of Umbridge's position.

As for the professors, none of them will take Umbridge seriously, not even the "professor" Karkarov. The escape from prison of his former "colleagues" had obviously hit him hard, and he was extremely glad that he was at Hogwarts. He understood that if he was still outside at this time, although he would not be caught or executed now, his life would definitely not be easy. And most importantly, Karkaroff understands that if he does choose to flee, it will only be a matter of time before he is caught. The option of going back and confessing to Voldemort hadn't been on his mind all the time—an idiot wouldn't do that.

"Did you notice? The guys at our academy are looking at us a little wrong. At dinner, Sylna reported to her brother what she had seen and heard today.

"Astoria sneaked over today to tell me that the Flint guys seem to be planning to do something, and let me tell you to be careful. "

"Oh, then that friend of yours really has a heart. Solim raised an eyebrow.

As usual, Solim was still a few people away from them, which made the three of them stand out at the Slytherin table, and they seemed to belong to the isolated group.

What Solim did in the Slytherin common room at the beginning of the school year made it clear to everyone that he and Flint's gang of "black second generations" were on opposite sides, and Solim's means of showing his attitude at that time was not to quarrel, fight or anything, but to send the six students led by Flint to the school hospital - one person.

Whether it's the "Black Two" or the students whose positions are not yet clear, the shrewd Slytherins have chosen to distance themselves from Solim and the gang ever since.

But things don't seem quite right now, perhaps the news of the Death Eaters' escape has given them confidence and given them some kind of delusion, and the students who have already taken a stand are starting to do something.

Solim can understand that after the Death Eaters escaped from prison, many pure-blood wizards will change their attitudes, after all, now can be said to be the final stage of taking sides, whether it is for self-preservation or some attempt, at this time the team has already stood in line, and there is no reason for the pure-blood family to hide their position.

Under the influence of the family, many Slytherin students are bound to lean towards the Flint gang in Hogwarts, whether they want it or not. This makes the momentum of the "black second generation" seem to have grown a lot, and it is no longer like the situation when the school first started.

"If those crooked melons and cracked dates really think that they can get back to the field with a lot of people, it will be too funny. Solim snorted disdainfully.

"But I think it's better to be wary. Draco looked at the group with the most people at the Slytherin table, "If it's a head-on conflict, I don't think they would do that as long as they still have the brains." It's best to be careful with the tricks they do, and from what I know of Flint, he absolutely did it. "

Well, just look at the way Flint plays Quidditch to know who he is. Draco's worries were warranted.

"Then I'm looking forward to his approach, hoping for something new. Solim glanced over there unconcernedly.

Maybe it hasn't been planned yet, or maybe there are some different opinions inside, but for the time being, Flint and his gang have not made any moves to provoke Solim.

Back in his bedroom, Solim sat down at his desk and began to develop his spells, not ready to waste his energy until the paper work was done.

Unfortunately, early the next morning, Solim, who had not slept all night, received a letter from Elrond while having breakfast in the Great Hall.

He was asked to take Sylna to Orvis Manor tomorrow morning, Solim needed to start preparing for his engagement in February, and Elrond would go to Orvis Manor to pick him up and take him back to Selwyn Castle. And also mentioned in the letter that there is a great good thing waiting for Solim this time.

"You're leaving Hogwarts tomorrow?" the sudden news clearly overwhelmed Draco.

If Solim were gone, it was foreseeable that the Flint gang would definitely do something about Draco, the lone man.

Solim had clearly noticed Draco's mood, he had known that such a day would come.

"Are you scared?" asked Solim.

"How could it be. Draco was still stiff-mouthed, even Sylna could see it.

"Come on, you're worried about them beating you up, aren't you?" Solim didn't care about Draco's face, and said it directly.

"......" Draco was silent for a moment, then no longer hiding his emotions, and said with some self-defeating, "yes, how could I not be worried, I'm not you, I'm not Potter, I know I don't have much talent for dueling, as you always say: rigid." If it's against one or two, I'm confident, but I'm alone, and they're ......."

"Are you a fool?" Sylna looked at Draco, "After my brother and I left, you're 'alone'?" Harry, Neville, Hermione...... They're not people, and you're not going to ask them for help?"

Draco grimaced, apparently still not out of the Slytherin, pure-bloods. As a Slytherin, he turned to Gryffindor for help, which was an insult to Slytherin House, not to mention that Hermione's ancestry had always been the target of some people's attacks. If Draco really dared to do this, it would not be a matter of tearing his face.

"Oh, think about your father, how he balances between the Order of the Phoenix and the Death Eaters. Again, does it really have to be resolved with violence?" Solim reminded Draco.