After learning these things, Umbridge suddenly became not so wonderful. She gritted her teeth and pursued the matter, trying to find out the bastard who turned her into a toad, but the result was: there was no one at all.

As you know, the Anti-Toad Alliance is just a rumor from beginning to end.

But Umbridge believes that the Anti-Toad Alliance is real.

Does the Anti-Toad Alliance really exist?

Yes, it really exists, and some students claim to have joined the Anti-Toad Alliance.

The purpose of the anti-toad alliance was also revealed, which is to drive pink toads away from schools.

The most surprising thing is that there are actually guidelines.

The guideline is: as long as there are enough students participating, even if the pink toads are driven away, the Ministry of Magic will not be able to do anything to them.

There was even a voice in the school: "If that doesn't work, you can still pull out your wand and fight Umbridge. As long as the whole school students oppose Umbridge together, the old witch can be driven away from Hogwarts."

It is said that in order to prevent Umbridge from finding out that something is wrong, members of the Anti-Toad Alliance will carry toad-marked items to identify the two parties.

It was even claimed that because most of the Slytherin students were attracted by Umbridge, the Anti-Toad Alliance would not recruit any Slytherin members for the time being to prevent spies from sneaking into the alliance.

These rumors are getting more and more outrageous.

Some say that Harry Potter also joined the Anti-Toad League.

Some say that Fred and George were willing to give discounts to members of the Anti-Toad League in order to show their respect for the League.

Some say that the Anti-Toad Alliance already has nearly a hundred members.

Some even said...

In short, everyone is talking about the anti-toad alliance, but no one knows whether those rumors are credible.

Umbridge spent a lot of effort trying to find any clues about the Anti-Toad Alliance, and his informant told him,

This damn alliance does exist, but there are no clues. She even intercepted students in the corridor and randomly checked their bags and belongings, but still could not find any clues about the anti-toad alliance, and for a while she became the target of the entire Hogwarts.

laughing stock.

"Professor, the Anti-Toad Alliance was really just a rumor spread by someone who didn't know who it was. Later, everyone started making noise and spread it in private, so... it was really just a rumor." George was invited to the Defense Against the Dark Arts office for tea.

He said helplessly, "The anti-toad alliance never existed from beginning to end."

He almost said to Umbridge directly: The so-called anti-toad alliance is actually a joint effort by everyone to tease you.

Does the Anti-Toad Alliance really not exist?

No, it exists.

The so-called toad mark can be drawn on with a quill. When it is no longer needed, just use a spell to clean it off. It will not leave any trace at all. Naturally, no matter how hard Umbridge searched, she could not find anything related to it.

Flags related to the Anti-Toad Alliance.

Is this considered an IQ crush?

Everyone happened to like watching Umbridge have fun, so they spread the news as rumors.

As for whether it is news or rumors, I'm afraid many people can't tell, but it doesn't matter if they can't tell. Everyone is just watching the toad's joke anyway.
Chapter completed!