John felt that they actually used similar methods as Draco.

That's 'complaining'.

In other words, what is nominally 'complaining' is actually covert propaganda.

This was not a careless mistake by John.

In the second grade, he had become a suspect of the 'Heir' due to the attack on Flint.

During that time, the Hufflepuffs were using this method to keep gossiping.

This seemingly 'gossip' behavior played an astonishingly huge role in secret publicity, causing John some trouble.

But this time, the Hufflepuffs were probably repeating their old tricks.

You will know if you think about it carefully.

If it was really a 'private complaint', then how did Draco, a Slytherin, know about this?

John felt that this matter was a bit difficult to handle.

Strictly speaking, both Slytherin and Hufflepuff are wrong.

Playing 50 big boards each should be the best choice.

But as the 'chief' of Slytherin, let him blame or punish the Slytherins for this kind of thing?

This is not John’s character!

While he was thinking, John suddenly heard Cedric slow down his voice and say:

"I'm sorry, John. It was our Hufflepuff fault first, and I must apologize to you."

As soon as these words came out, the Slytherins were all in a daze.

The Hufflepuffs exploded.

Several Hufflepuffs were shouting angrily, but they were quickly suppressed by Cedric's eyes.

John looked at Cedric with a bit of surprise.

He really didn't expect that, faced with this situation, Cedric would choose to show weakness and step down.

Nodding, John walked toward Cedric in silence with an expressionless face.

Everyone at the scene was watching him.

Cedric was also a little nervous.

Because John still hasn't put away his wand.

"Have you successfully cracked the secret of the golden egg?"

Coming to Cedric, John said in a voice that only the two of them could hear.

Cedric was obviously stunned for a moment, then shook his head.

The corners of John's mouth raised slightly and he said:
Chapter completed!