Hogwarts magic is justice

In the world of magic, the level of one's power determines the allegiance of justice. The phrase "Truth lies in the difference of magic power; history is the hymn written by the survivors" is a testament to the profound impact magic has on society. When Voldemort and his Death Eaters stood before Owen Carrot, he calmly declared, "You are noisier than the wind; dance with the wind, endless wind." As a powerful tornado swept them into the air, Hogwarts fell into an unsettling silence. The only sound was the quiet disappearance of a young wizard who had been walking while reading a book, prompting someone to breathe a sigh of relief. Even Voldemort, it seemed, couldn't break Owen's rules without facing punishment. A Mr. Weasley, who wished to remain anonymous, gazed at the people spinning in the wind, his expression grim. He and his twin brother had known the power of this self-created magic since their first year at Hogwarts, and they understood its implications all too well.