Drink Black Tea Calmly at Hogwarts

In recent times, both Muggle and wizard newspapers have been filled with the flavor of war.

In the Muggle world, a joint fleet led by the USS Kitty Hawk and the British aircraft carrier Ark Royal is floating in the sea in northwest India. They are supporting the International Atomic Energy Agency's verification team. The daily routine of the United Nations meetings is that the five permanent members take turns to confront India, and are very ready to launch an air strike on the nuclear weapons test site in the Birkland area of ​​​​Rajasthan, India.

In the wizarding world, the "Second Sixth Bombing" in Hogsmeade shocked the world. An aerial photo of the ruins of Hogsmeade appeared in wizarding media around the world in less than two days.

Facts have proved that the photos showing the almost complete destruction of the prestigious villages in the wizarding world are more shocking than the cold casualty figures.

In a large number of news messages, newsletters and features, local British media such as the Daily Prophet, Wizards Weekly, and Youth Magazine exposed Voldemort's crimes to the British people and the people of the world.

The famous British journalist Rita Skeeter wrote in a report in the Daily Prophet: "I cannot describe what I saw in Hogsmeade. I can only use unqualified words to describe it. Everything I saw was recorded exactly as it was.

Mrs. Puddifu's teahouse was completely destroyed. It is said that Mrs. Puddifu was rescued from the rubble and then sent away for treatment.

The Devis and Bans stores and surrounding businesses were flattened as rescuers tried to find survivors amid the rubble.

Two Aurors in the ruins carefully collected the remains of a victim as completely as possible.

The Wenrenju Quill Shop and the Fengya Wizard Clothing Shop were burned down, leaving only a few pieces of wood.

The Owl Post Office has become a smoking ruin, and the surrounding air is filled with the stench of burning. Several owls that have escaped are standing on the roof of the Honeydukes Candy Shop, which has half collapsed.

The Three Broomsticks are relatively lucky in that they are only missing one wall. "

"Youth Magazine" published an article by Colin Creevey with a large number of photos taken that night. He wrote in the article: "In addition to countless houses being damaged, countless civilians were killed and injured. Streets There were people carrying the wounded."

"Soon there were not enough stretchers. Everyone used everything at hand to transport the wounded. In order to buy time, we didn't even use the transformation spell. There was a middle-aged man lying on a door panel in front of me.

The blood on his body gushed out from his severed calf. Next to him was his wife, her body and face covered with dust that had solidified together with blood... With the help of Mr. Longbottom and Mr. Weasley, she dragged her seriously injured husband out of the collapsed house. I learned the next day that they had lost two children forever. "

"In the rubble of a destroyed house, more than a dozen bodies of several families were buried. The excavated bodies were left desolately in body bags by the roadside. Their bodies all had traces of wearing pajamas. Apparently they were all wearing pajamas. He was killed in his sleep."

Hannah also wrote an article describing: "The rescuers rescued many injured people from the rubble. The injured with bloody heads and broken bones were taken to special tents at the resettlement site after simple treatment."

"Those who have lost their arms, lost their legs, and have only one muscle left trembling are our priority targets for treatment."

"It's just that there are not enough medical doctors on site, so we can only bandage them to stop the bleeding, and then send them to Hogwarts for further treatment."

"Not all the injured can be rescued in time. When an old lady rushed into the tent with her granddaughter in her arms, it was too late. When I lifted her back, I could still feel her body in my hands. There is still a little bit of residual warmth on her body, but she can no longer drink the healing potion, even if we try every means."

"..."

"Thanks to Madam Pomfrey, she has spent two days every month over the past few years to teach some basic knowledge of first aid and treatment to us students who are interested in becoming medical doctors. Otherwise, we would just stand there and be at a loss that night. .”

"However, in the next two days, Madam Pomfrey, who never rested for more than ten minutes while rescuing the wounded with St. Mungo's medical staff, also collapsed beside the bed in the Great Hall from exhaustion. Professor McGonagall and Spoon Professor Lauter had to personally pour her a full cup of Living Hell Decoction so that she could get enough rest."

The special correspondent of "Wizard Weekly" took advantage of the lunch break to interview Ginny at the dining area of ​​the settlement. Ginny, who has not been able to relax her brows in the past few days, told the reporter: "It is difficult for other people to imagine what we have gone through in the past few days. What kind of life are our compatriots who have suffered this disaster leading?"

"What happened that night left an indelible shadow on many people's hearts. Some people now think of the pain of that night when they see the flames. Even the flames on the candles can scare them into screaming. And trying to escape from the light brought by the candles, they can only huddle in a corner without candles and shivering at night these days."

"Some people simply cannot accept the death of their loved ones. A pair of five-year-old brother and sister would run to the village every day at dawn to look for their parents. Witnesses saw the moment before huge rocks from the sky hit their house. , their parents threw the two of them into the street, and the two parents could not escape. If we did not let them go to the village, they would cry, hit people with their fists and even bite people (speaking of which Jin Ni showed reporters the tooth marks on her arm), now we can only ask volunteers to follow them to the village."

"Some people were so sad that they didn't eat anything for two or three days, so that they fainted from hunger and were discovered in the tent. His Excellency Minister Scrimgeour had to give special permission for the Aurors to use the Imperius Curse on them to control them. They eat.”

"The most pitiable people now are the orphans who have lost their parents...sigh..."

Maggie McGonagall, who spent the day taking care of the children, dragged her exhausted body back to her tent at night. When she sat at the painting table dug out of the ruins and picked up a broken paintbrush, she felt stronger again. Back on the body. In the past few days, she has transformed everything she saw, heard and felt into the content of the special supplement of the comic "Tea Time at Hogwarts" through her brushes. She wrote on the last page: "How many compatriots were slaughtered and how many houses were reduced to ashes? The quiet village was filled with smoke and flames. The crazy careerists caused another blood debt!"

Reports from the front lines of Hogsmeade bombarded the hearts of wizards one after another, and their influence even spread to the world of ordinary people.