In fact, inter-house romances were not uncommon at Hogwarts.

However, this usually happened in the upper years, or more accurately, mostly after the O.W.L. exams.

As young wizards stepped into advanced classes, the original house system was completely broken up, turning into small classes divided by interests and abilities.

On the other hand, the age of sixteen or seventeen was also a time to yearn for budding love, and most professors and parents were relatively open-minded.

But…

This didn't mean…

That fathers and mothers would allow their children to start dating at thirteen or fourteen.

More importantly, many small witches with generous points had secretly activated the "private chat" function of their magic books.

Although, in terms of form, they were not yet able to achieve real-time dialogue completely, most of the functions were already close to the electronic mailboxes of later generations.

You had to know that the European magical and non-magical worlds did not have the kind of implicit nature of Eastern societies—most young wizards did not shy away from discussing the topic of "sex."

Compared to the implicit and elegant paper love letters, the faster, more colloquial "magic mail" was naturally more explicit and uninhibited while being convenient.

Fortunately, Hogwarts' strict curfew system, as well as the ubiquitous house-elves, castle administrators, ghosts, paintings… these things combined to form a tight defense line, greatly reducing the students' behavior of tasting forbidden fruit in advance—although, judging from the diary content of some young witches, it didn't seem to be much different.

To some extent, for Ravenclaw's young witches, pursuing the thrill-seeking Gryffindor lions was no less than a deadly poppy.

"...I remember, the Gryffindor common room entrance is on the two floors above, right?"

"Yeah, next to the Headmaster's office, by the Fat Lady portrait."

"Looks like we need to find the Gryffindor parents to have a gooooood chat about their children's education—"

Of course, before going to Gryffindor to question them, the Ravenclaw parents had an important agenda:

After the children finished tidying up their dormitories, the families would "calmly" discuss the matter of early love.

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"These, uh, these… were also part of your plan..."

"Plan? What plan?"

Xenophilius blinked, looking confused.

"Speaking of which… Mr. Aleksey, what were you going to say to me just now?"

"Uh, never mind—"

The Hogwarts mathematics professor glanced at the indignant common room and swallowed.

Sure enough, he knew that none of the Major Arcana were harmless—he was actually worried that the other party was too tired to cope and had overestimated his abilities by trying to help.

This extraordinary wisdom of provoking bigger troubles in a few words and quietly extracting oneself was even more frightening than simple magic or power.

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At the same time, the Gryffindor common room.

The anger of the Ravenclaw "farmers" had not yet reached here.

However, the atmosphere in the spacious and bright common room was not very good, and most parents looked rather grim.

Compared to other houses, the team of faculty and staff responsible for Gryffindor was significantly larger.

In addition to Professor McGonagall as Head of House, Argus Filch, the castle administrator, and Sirius Black also appeared in the common room.

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