After Angelica sat down, she glared angrily at Ella, who was sitting next to Twain.
As they had been led out of the Great Hall by their respective House prefects last night, Angelica had overheard Ella telling the Ravenclaw prefects that she was going to prepare her notes for the first lesson this morning and that she wasn't going to come to breakfast.
Angelica's rejection was much more direct when she was approached by a male prefect from Hufflepuff.
She directly told him that she had an appointment!
Twain did not care too much about the two women beside him who did not like each other.
He whispered to the two girls about the idea of establishing the Lionheart Order.
Angelica not only agreed to join immediately, but she also requested to be the vice president of the Lionheart Order.
After saying that, she looked at Ella smugly.
There was only one vice president. This time, let's see how Ella would snatch it from her.
Although Ella had agreed to join, she clearly did not approve of Angelica becoming the vice president.
Twain told the two women bluntly that the Lionheart Society did not have a vice president.
Only one male lion was needed to lead the pack.
There were three major departments under the president.
The Research Department, the Execution Department, and the Public Relations Department.
The Research Department, as the name suggested, was to study all kinds of magic. Although this department was definitely not worthy of its name, it could first reserve talents.
The Executive Department was similar to the Auror of the Ministry of Magic and was the most important organization of the Lionheart Order.
Twain would definitely have to personally control such a force.
The rest of the External Relations Department was actually an intelligence agency.
Ella had the Flower Fairy's Curse that had been washed away, and her natural luck attribute was MAX. She was most suitable for all kinds of magic research. It was obvious that the position of the head of the research department was prepared for her.
As for Angelica, with her shapeshifting talent, Tang En believed that she could definitely be the head of the External Relations Department.
Apart from that, there would be five deacons within the Lionheart Order. Their positions would be equivalent to the Ministers of the three major departments, but they would not be in charge of specific matters.
The role of the five deacons was that if Twain was not around and the Lionheart Society needed to make a major decision, the two ministers and the five deacons could vote.
The minority obeyed the majority.
This was just an insurance measure, and Twain would certainly try his best to avoid such a situation.
Twain made sure that his voice could only be heard by the people around him.
The only exception was Moody.
Moody was sitting very close to Twain and the other two, so he heard every word of their conversation.
Twain deliberately let Moody hear it.
Moody felt as if a cat were scratching his heart.
A society like the Lionheart Society was a fatal attraction to youths of Moody's age.
In particular, Twain specifically emphasized that the school would ban all student clubs.
Breaking the school rules and forming a secret association sounded cool.
Although the previous " feud " had left Moody brooding, he still decided to find an opportunity to have a good chat with Twain on the way to class later.
To Moody's surprise, all four Houses were taught together.
From the auditorium to the charms classroom, Ella and Angelica stayed by Twain's side.
Moody and Hagrid could only follow behind, just like Twain's lackeys.
When they reached the classroom, Moody was surprised to find that they were the first to arrive.
Moody had seen how easy it was to get lost in the castle without a guide last night, when he had followed the prefect back to the common room.
There were a hundred and forty-two staircases at Hogwarts.
Some were wide and big, some were narrow and small, and they even swayed when walking up.
On Fridays, these stairs led to different places;
If there was a holiday, these stairs would also be on holiday.
In such a situation, they could only take a detour. Within the range of Hogwarts Castle's magic circle, Apparition and broomsticks were ineffective.
It was fine if the stairs were abnormal, but even the door was strange.
Some doors, you must politely ask them to open.
Some were the exact opposite. You had to threaten them in a very fierce tone. If they felt that you were weak and could be bullied, they would not open the door for you.
There were also some doors that were not real doors at all. They were just solid walls that looked like doors.
The most troublesome thing for the freshmen was that everything in the castle seemed to be moving non-stop. The people in the portraits kept visiting each other, and even the armor changed positions.
Under such circumstances, finding the correct way to the classroom was a big test for all the freshmen.
Of course, none of these problems existed with Twain.
With the authority of the castle's founder, all the stairs and doors would consciously serve Twain.
No matter where Twain wanted to go, they would automatically build the most convenient route for Twain.
Moody and Hagrid had benefited from Twain's actions, although they did not realize it.
Being the first to arrive at the classroom had its advantages. They could choose their seats freely.
Moody did not hesitate to join Hagrid in choosing the last row of the classroom.
Hagrid sat in the last row because of his height, and Moody sat out of sight.
To Moody's surprise, Angelica had also chosen a seat in the last row, only two seats away from him and Hagrid.
Ella chose a seat in the middle, near the front; after all, Charms was taught by the Head of Ravenclaw.
Ella was definitely the focus of attention in class. It was useless to hide in the back row.
As for Twain, he chose a seat in the first row near the lecture table.
This made Moody's jaw drop.
If Twain was a bad student like him and did not want to attract the teacher's attention in class, he should have chosen the back row seat.
If a good student like Ella wanted to attract the teacher's attention, she should choose a seat in the middle.
The first row of seats was reserved for those who were late or late for class.
Intuition told Moody that Twain must have had a reason for doing so.
While Moody was racking his brains over this, new students began to arrive in droves.
Quite a few people complained about getting lost or taking detours after they sat down, but none of that was as eye-catching as the eight Slytherins walking into the classroom together.
He was wearing a well-ironed, green-collared school uniform, and his face had the arrogance and stiffness unique to Slytherin. He had the air of a noble.
Leading the way were naturally the Elven Princes, Aberrasas Malfoy and Sirius Black.
With their outstanding appearance and family background, the two of them became the leaders of the Slytherin freshmen.
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