Fred and George didn't really dislike Ron, they just felt a little disappointed with him. If they really didn't care about Ron at all, they wouldn't have said what they just said.

"That's not the case." Kyle thought for a moment and said, "At least Ron is honest, which is also an advantage.

By the way, why on earth are they having a wizard duel with Malfoy?"

"It is said that it is because of the new student named Neville."

Fred thought for a moment and said, "Malfoy hid his map and laughed at his poor memory. Ron and Harry went to defend him, and that's when the conflict arose.

A three-on-three wizard duel, it's amazing that they came up with it."

"Having a sense of justice and loyalty... these are two more advantages."

Kyle nodded and said seriously, "So Ron is not as bad as you say... At least he is much better than the fish in the Black Lake."

"We are not denying his actions."

Fred shook his head, not knowing whether to laugh or cry. If it weren't for Ron's good intentions and not embarrassing Weasley, they wouldn't have cared about that stupid brother.

"We are just questioning his intelligence... Even if he goes to Professor McGonagall to complain, it is much better than stupidly going to the fourth floor during curfew."

George said angrily, "He suffered such a huge loss, but he just slept and forgot everything."

Kyle raised an eyebrow, as if he had guessed the real reason why they were angry.

The conflict between Gryffindor and Slytherin is a historical issue. Every time you punch me, I kick you back. I can't say that I will definitely get the upper hand, but I will definitely not consider myself unlucky.

Even Percy, whom they called a nerd, would go to the professor to complain.

George continued, "If it were me, I would know at least five ways to make that Malfoy regret what he did."

"Like hiring an owl to deliver him a dung egg at breakfast that explodes when it's unwrapped."

"Or pouring the failed potions lesson into his shoes."

"That's a bit difficult." Kyle stroked his chin and said, "Snape always cleans up substandard potions directly.

If you don't care about the penalty points and confinement, I think it's better to create an accident and splash it on the spot."

Fred and George looked at Kyle in disbelief.

In Potions class, throwing a failed potion at a Slytherin student?

Even if this was really an accident, Snape would have deducted 100 points, at least 100 points.

Did Kyle really think they were "points" too high for Gran? Even if they didn't care about points, they didn't want to be the last in the House Cup every year.

It's embarrassing, okay.

Fred and George rolled their eyes at the same time and ignored Kyle's bad idea.

"We've thought about it." George looked back in the direction and gave a meaningful smile.

"In order to raise Ron's awareness of crisis and vigilance..."

"Prevent him from believing in this kind of trap full of loopholes again..."

"We decided to give him special training..."

"Special training?" Cedric was a little confused. This wasn't Quidditch, so how could he train?

"Yes, we call it the darkest hour of Hogwarts!" Fred said, "In order to perfect this plan, we didn't sleep a wink all night."

"But there's nothing we can do. He is our favorite brother."

"Sure, it might make Ron suffer a little, but he'll gain a lot more."

"At least we have the sense to not actually harm him."

"He will thank us in the future."

…

Kyle didn't know whether Ron would thank Fred and George in the future, but he knew that Ron's days would probably not be easy from now on.

Hogwarts Darkest Hour… the name itself speaks for itself.

Poor Ron, he actually has two such unreliable brothers.

"Need some help?" Kyle asked.

"Not yet." Fred shook his head and said, "The preliminary plan is already very complete and can be implemented tomorrow."

Kyle said a little disappointedly: "Okay, you can always tell me if you need anything."

"Don't worry, we won't be polite."

At this moment, Kyle suddenly felt the fishing rod in his hand sink. The force was so strong that he was almost dragged into the Black Lake.

It's hooked, and it must be a big fish!

“Crack…”

The fishing rod made a crisp sound and broke in two.

Kyle immediately forgot about the loving Weasley, and quickly grabbed the remaining half of the fishing rod and pulled it back with force.

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"Quick, Cedric, the reinforcement spell!"

They only used a simple fishing rod made of mountain pear branches and spider silk. It is normal for this to happen if the fish they caught is too big.

"I'm coming, hold on!" Cedric threw away his fishing rod.

But before he could take out his wand, Kyle fell to the ground, and his fishing rod was raised high, throwing a silver fish onto the grass not far away.

Kyle didn't even bother to brush off the grass leaves on his body. He stood up from the ground and ran over immediately.

It was a one-foot-long broadback fish, roughly estimated to weigh about two kilograms.

Kyle frowned.

This broad-back fish, which is common in Black Lake, is of average size, and two kilograms is considered quite large.

But the huge force he just felt didn't seem like something a small fish like this should have.

The hardness and toughness of the mountain pear tree are quite high, and a two-pound fish cannot break it in an instant.

"strangeness……"

Cedric, who was squatting next to it, seemed to have discovered something and pointed to the belly of the fish and said, "Kyle, look here."

"What's wrong."

Kyle looked in the direction of his finger, and then suddenly froze.

He discovered that there was no hook in the fish's mouth, and the reason it was caught was because it was tied.

The thin spider silk fishing line was wrapped around it twice and finally tied into a beautiful bow to secure it.

"Kyle..." Fred asked uncertainly, "Does the fishing rod you made have automatic knot-tying magic?"

"How is that possible!" Kyle said unhappily.

It's just fishing to kill time, why bother with so much trouble? Automatic knot tying... He has never even heard of such magic.

In fact, after seeing the tightly tied fish, Kyle probably guessed what was going on.

The giant squid in the Black Lagoon, or maybe a mermaid...

This broadback fish was most likely manually tied to a fishing line made of spider silk by one of them and then sent over.

As if to verify his guess, soon, other people's fishing rods also started to move.

When they were pulled up, they were all tied up broadback fish.

Kyle looked a little grim.

What does that mean? Even though they didn't catch anything for over an hour, giving them fish... was a bit too much.

(End of this chapter)