Although it was a bit ruthless, the fact remained that what the law does not prohibit is permitted. Therefore, even though Headmaster Dumbledore was not particularly fond of it and was somewhat reluctant to see Hogwarts turned entirely red, the school rules did not explicitly forbid putting up Spring Festival couplets, door gods, red lanterns, and red silk streamers on Christmas Day.
Consequently, as Hogwarts gradually turned red, Headmaster Dumbledore could only watch with a heavy heart. As for the parasitic Voldemort, he had already retreated back into his diary to curse up a storm.
Those Spring Festival couplets and door gods all came from the hand of Ye Feng. The brush Ye Feng usually used was meant for drawing talismans—meaning the brush he used to write the couplets and paint the door gods was actually a talisman brush imbued with immortal power.
Chapter 104