Felix hadn't expected that there would be an unexpected gain.

Combined with Malfoy's words, he realized that the diary was not brought to school by Malfoy - he was just an unlucky guy who picked up the diary after the second attack.

Now, he can finally be sure.

Felix nodded and turned to leave. He suddenly heard Luna's ethereal voice behind him -

"Christmas gift."

He turned around and looked at her, "What?"

Luna said seriously, "I suddenly realized that I haven't prepared a Christmas gift for you. We met too hastily." She calmly searched her pockets and took out a strange-looking bracelet under Felix's slightly strange eyes.

She said with regret, "I made it myself. I originally planned to make a pair." She stretched out her hand and handed it to Felix.

Felix didn't know why he stretched out his hand to take it, but he did it.

Luna jumped away.

When Felix returned to the office, he still had the bracelet in his hand. He leaned back in his chair and thought seriously about how he should return the gift.

I always felt that ordinary gifts were not very suitable for her temperament...

Finally, he took out a book "Selected World Jokes" from his collection of books. He inexplicably felt that it was very suitable for the little witch named Luna. Watching the owl go away, he turned his attention back to the new information.

Gryffindor, flaming hair, first-year student, these features added up, he almost concluded that it was a child of the Weasley family, their family's red hair was quite famous.

And he also heard his assistant mention that the youngest member of the Weasley family, Ron's sister, was enrolled this year.

So, how did this matter get involved with the trio again?

He recalled that he had indeed encountered the little red-haired witch several times earlier, and the location was quite sensitive - either near Hagrid's hut or in the abandoned girls' bathroom.

Felix thought for a while, this is another direction of investigation. He really wanted to know who brought the diary, and whether he had similar, extra stock - the young version of the Dark Lord was very cautious, he didn't say a word about his relationship with Slytherin, which put some of his ideas in a dilemma.

It was getting dark, and Felix came to the hall. From a distance, he saw the colorful and beautifully decorated venue. In addition to the ones he saw in the morning, there were more than a dozen lanterns floating near the ceiling, and colorful fireworks were constantly thrown from the cracks that looked like mouths.

He saw the trio, and Ron waved at him excitedly - Felix guessed that it might be because of the gift he gave, but he didn't have time to think about it. Dumbledore greeted him and he walked over.

The headmaster was dressed very formally and interesting tonight. His long beard was tied up with purple and red ribbons, like a gourd shape, "Felix, happy holidays."

"You too, Headmaster Dumbledore."

Dumbledore blinked and whispered, "I received your gift, it's very unique. I haven't had time to read the book, but I know it's worth reading just from the name."

"Glad that you like it."

With a burst of "crackling" Filiba fireworks resounding through the hall, the banquet officially began.

As the headmaster, Dumbledore led everyone to sing a few cheerful Christmas carols, and then announced with a smile, "Eat as much as you can and fill your stomachs."

Various kinds of delicacies suddenly appeared, including roast turkey, small sausages, gravy, pork chops, kidney pie, buttered peas, toast, etc., which were extremely rich.

The little wizards crowded together, and their forks passed across the table, leaving traces of afterimages.

Felix also put aside all his worries and ate heartily.

Hagrid recommended him a kind of eggnog specially made for Hogwarts. Felix tasted it and found it sour and sweet, and the alcohol taste was not very strong. He drank a few more glasses.

Lockhart on the side shook his head, and his wavy curly hair trembled.

Professor McGonagall and Dumbledore talked in a low voice, and laughed from time to time.

After eating until they were seven-tenths full, everyone finally had time to chat, and the sound of "buzzing" echoed over the hall. Felix used a fork to pick up a piece of plum pudding and stuffed it into his mouth. From the corner of his eye, he saw his assistant leading two little wizards to tiptoe out of the hall.

Interesting, are they going to do something?

On the other side, Hermione held up two pieces of chocolate cake and announced her plan, "I put ordinary coma potions in them. You just need to make sure Crabbe and Goyle find them - they will definitely eat them. When they fall asleep, you pull out a few hairs from them and hide them in the broom cupboard."

Ron and Harry looked at each other. They felt that there were many loopholes in this plan. Ron asked her, "What about you, Hermione?"

"I already have it! Remember the dueling club? Millicent wrestled with me, and I fought hard... Anyway, I got her hair."

Hermione left to check on the situation of the Polyjuice Potion, leaving Harry and Ron to complete the task.

"To be honest, I don't think it's likely to work." Ron said with a frown.

Harry didn't hold out much hope either.

But they could only shrink in the shadows, staring at the entrance of the hall.

After a while, Harry, who was a little bored, asked Ron in a low voice, "When are you going to ask Professor McGonagall for leave?" "

The sooner the better," Ron said without hesitation, "I can't wait to have a new wand. Professor Hep is so thoughtful!"

Felix simply and roughly gave him seven gold galleons and a note, which briefly wrote "Noticed that your wand is damaged. It is recommended that you buy a new one, otherwise you will not be able to participate in the dueling class next semester. In addition: it is considered as a reward for your courage." What

Harry received was a copy of "Dueling Handbook", which was one of the reference books Felix used to compile the dueling class teaching materials.

Therefore, the two also knew that Professor Hep had taken over Lockhart's dueling club. They discussed it privately and were looking forward to his class.

"I just hope that the new dueling class will not have the shadow of Snape." Harry said hopefully.

The dinner had lasted for more than an hour. Little wizards left one after another. Felix was still talking to Professor Flitwick about the magic manuscript he had given. "That ancient magic is very interesting. It's a bit like a combination of the Shrinking Spell and the Magnifying Spell."

Professor Flitwick said, "It is said that these two spells evolved from it. I did see some similarities, but it could also be a coincidence."

The two agreed on a time and planned to have a detailed academic discussion after Felix had studied for a while.

In the lively and noisy atmosphere, Felix's first Christmas dinner at Hogwarts ended.