Early love, secret diaries, emotional disputes, the recklessness of youthful years...

Through Xenophilius's recounting, Aeliana quickly understood the ins and outs of the conflict.

The parents and accidentally injured young wizards also gradually recovered under the effects of healing magic, groaning and whimpering as they stood up again.

However, this time no one raised their wands to attack each other – the near instantaneous execution of justice was enough for everyone to calm down.

Just as Grindelwald had summarized in the "Disciplinary Committee Enforcement Regulations": under the supervision of justice, most conflicts can be discussed calmly.

"The root cause is the diary – this can be solved by updating it with a magical lock, but..."

Aeliana gently tapped the magic book beside her, frowning, and looked at Professor McGonagall and the others with some distress.

"The problem still exists, right? The issue of Hogwarts students' physiology and social etiquette – I think this falls under a lack of teaching."

Having lived at Hogwarts for a few years, she would occasionally forget that this was a real world, not just a fairy-tale magic school with only studying, fighting, and daily life.

Compared to the lower grades, the surging hormones of the older students have always been an area that people have intentionally or unintentionally ignored.

You should know that there is no concept of contraception in the magical world – or rather, there is no sex education at all.

The abuse of love potions, the incorrect development of various spells, and the "dangerous" antics of young wizards who rely on magic to clean up after themselves...

As the Ravenclaw parents broke through the window paper, the Gryffindor parents quickly realized the problem, these children were in a very dangerous experiment.

If there were only one-sided problems, that would be fine, but the worse thing was that some young witches were not so innocent either: compared to the Gryffindor students, the Ravenclaw students were obviously more proficient in spells and potions, and when they used these talents and achievements on love or boys they admired, they also touched many people's bottom lines.

No one knows who first drew their wand and pointed it at the other, but as soon as the first spell was fired, the scene completely fell into chaos.

When defending their own children, the parents invariably erupted with extreme aggression, and along with the fired spells, there were even more hurtful words attacking each other.

In this completely chaotic and troublesome situation, even Professor McGonagall and the others could not dissuade or mediate.

After all, the positions of their respective houses determined that they could not be completely neutral – even if they wanted to be neutral, it would be misinterpreted as favoritism or betrayal.

At least on Dumbledore's first day of temporary absence, Professor McGonagall was temporarily unable to switch to the objective Acting Headmaster position.

Especially when such complex and easily offensive conflicts occur, the elderly cat-lady is obviously a bit unreliable.

As the Head of Hogwarts, perhaps she has to step forward and take on the role of a villain first.

"Of course, the most important thing now is...we must first solve the most basic simple contradictions."

Aeliana pondered for a few seconds, looked around at the parents and the students holding their respective magic books, and showed a sweet smile.

"This is Hogwarts Castle, gathering a large number of underage wizards, adult wizards drawing their wands to fight here...isn't that a bit too presumptuous and casual? I remember it is written in the 'Parent-Teacher Association Guidance Manual' that dueling and casting spells at will are prohibited."

"Also, the diary issue in the magic manual –"

"I hope you can apologize to your children now, otherwise I may have to 'invite' you all out of Hogwarts."

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