Hogwarts and the Atypical Wizard

Chapter 311 Setting up the venue

Seeing that Hagrid seemed to have listened, Sainz nodded and said goodbye.

"I hope he really listened to me and didn't say it out loud in a fit of anger," he shook his head. "Anyway, I'm done being his friend. If he still makes a mistake, I wouldn't mind taking on more responsibility."

On Christmas morning, Sainz came out of the living room and found the desk in his office piled with gifts, including some books given by several familiar professors, some chocolates given by friends, and more food given by unnamed strangers.

Any objects of unknown origin, whether they are food, daily necessities, or even thin letters, are treated by him as dangerous goods. In the wizarding world, it is extremely dangerous to rashly touch objects of unknown origin or to rashly eat food given by unfamiliar people.

With his current abilities, perhaps all those things could be dealt with with just one magic test, but Sai had no intention of taking any risks.

When he went to the kitchen yesterday, he entrusted the gifts that needed to be delivered to the house-elf. By this time, others should have received his blessings.

Sainz decided to give himself a day off today and not go to the Room of Requirement for the time being. He went to the kitchen in the living room and, without using the food spell, directed the pots and pans to make himself a hearty breakfast.

The reason why he went to the trouble of making a fourth sister-in-law after developing the food spell was because although the food made with the food spell could indeed give people the best taste experience, the food lacked the flavor of life.

At that time, Sai also despised his own pretentiousness in his heart, but it did not prevent him from getting his fourth sister-in-law out.

After he had his fourth sister-in-law, he felt that he was more like a wizard master. Otherwise, he had to cook by himself, which was not the status of a master.

After breakfast, I found a sofa in the office and took a nice nap.

Looking out through the window, there were gradually more and more people on the snow, and the students were laughing and shouting while having snowball fights.

"Jerry, is there anything special going on with Moody?"

"No, Sainz, he has been shutting himself in his office and rarely comes out."

"What about the others?"

"That Karkaroff has been trying to talk to Snape about something, but Snape seems a little impatient with him and is not very willing to talk to him."

"Good job, Jerry."

Sainz didn't leave the office for the whole morning. After lunch, Mag's face suddenly appeared in the flames of the fireplace. "Assistant Professor Autumn, please come to Professor Flitwick's office."

"Okay, I'll come now."

Professor Flitwick's office was on the eighth floor. Saiens was familiar with the place. He knocked on the door and went in. Professor Flitwick was not the only one inside.

"Good day, Professor Dumbledore, and good day, Professor McGonagall and Professor Flitwick."

"Good day." All three nodded to him.

Professor McGonagall said, "Okay, now that everyone is here, let me tell you about today's arrangements.

Today's dinner will start at 8 o'clock, and the headmaster will be required to entertain the members of the referee group at that time, but I received a letter from the Ministry of Magic at noon that Mr. Crouch was unwell and could not come, and would be replaced by his assistant Percy Weasley. "

Professor McGonagall frowned slightly when she mentioned Percy.

Dumbledore did not have any complaints. "It's okay, Professor McGonagall. It's fine if Mr. Weasley takes his place. Barty did not look very well the last time he came."

McGonagall nodded and said nothing more, "Professor Flitwick, I still need your help with the arrangements for the Yule Ball."

Professor Flitwick accepted the task with great pleasure. He always liked lively occasions and he was in charge of the layout of various meeting venues in previous years.

"Assistant Professor Autumn," said Professor McGonagall, "I wonder if you have time to help Professor Flitwick."

"Of course, Professor McGonagall, it's a pleasure."

"Okay, you discuss the specific matters with Professor Flitwick, we won't disturb you." After saying that, he and Dumbledore walked out.

"By the way," said Dumbledore before he left, "I have invited the Weird Sisters to entertain us."

Professor Flitwick said knowingly, "Don't worry, Professor Dumbledore, we will remember to set up a stage for them."

After they left, Sainz asked Professor Flitwick, "Professor, according to your experience, how long will it take us?"

"Autumn, we need to do a little more than usual today. I estimate it will take half an hour."

"Then let's leave a little more room and calculate it based on one hour, professor, what do you think?"

At seven o'clock in the afternoon, Professors Sainz and Flitwick came into the Great Hall, waving their wands.

With the help of magic, everything became extremely simple. Sainz waved his magic wand and moved all the long tables away. He then summoned a hundred round tables. Then velvet tablecloths like the starry sky appeared on the tables, followed by golden tableware, and lanterns on the tables that added to the atmosphere.

The most important thing is the menu for ordering food.

Professor Flitwick changed the ceiling of the auditorium to make the surrounding walls full of vitality, and of course there were star-like flickering candles.

Under Professor Flitwick's wand, the surrounding walls turned silver, the ceiling was a brilliant starry sky, and the walls were covered with hundreds of wreaths made of mistletoe and ivy.

Sainz made special arrangements for the podium. One of the round tables was particularly large, which was specially prepared for the referees, warriors and dance partners. He also considerately placed a reminder sign in the center, which indicated the referees and warriors to ensure that no one would sit at the wrong table.

After decorating the auditorium, Sainz locked the door. According to the agenda, students were not allowed to enter before eight o'clock.

Then Professor Sainz and Professor Flitwick went to decorate the entrance hall and the open space around the castle gate.

The foyer itself is gorgeous enough and does not need too much decoration, just keep it clean.

Sainz waved his magic wand vigorously. The invisible whirlwind did not stir up the air in the hallway, but instead moved closely along the gorgeous marble surfaces, without even picking out the dust in the gaps that people usually didn't pay much attention to.

"Perfect control, Autumn." Professor Flitwick stared excitedly at the "Whirlwind Sweeper" that sent the dust of the city ball back to Sainz's feet like a hound trained to bring back prey.

"You taught me well, Professor Flitwick."

"Hey~" Professor Flitwick pointed at Sainz with a smile on his face and shook his head, "You kid~"

The space outside the door is larger and it is not difficult to decorate it. You can just turn it into a garden.

Among the large tracts of evergreen trees summoned by Sainz, the evergreen holly was the first choice, and he made it into various shapes like the street trees in his previous life.

Professor Flitwick, who has a girlish heart, actually conjured up countless flowers, including roses, lilies, baby's breath, and so on.

Sainz reserved an hour for the operation, but when it came to the actual operation, it took less than ten minutes.

It was already dark, and Sainz was considerate enough to put up not-so-bright lights in the garden.