Harry Potter's Bastard

"The Malicious Follow-up from Across the Ocean - Proven Sin"

At the time of writing, the Fourth Salem Movement from the United States has been confirmed to have landed in London, and its criminal activities have immediately begun in the streets.

(See the fourth edition of the Salem Movement on August 15)

It is reported that there are a total of 28 members in the gang, except for the leader of the bandits, who is an adult, the remaining 27 are minors, the oldest is 17 years old, and the youngest is only 9 years old!

We have to suspect that the gang is involved in a series of heinous crimes, including human trafficking, kidnapping, captivity and physical harm.

These incapable children are coerced by people with intentions, walking the streets in tattered clothes to preach the so-called wizard threat to the people.

According to the author's inquiry, it is very likely that the gang is the handiwork of ultra-conservative wizards in the United States. On more than one occasion, they have used the Salem movement to fight dissent.

(For related reports, please see the fifth edition)

We can't help but ask, what do these sorcerers on the other side of the ocean want?

The Dangers of the Salem Movement

The British Ministry of Magic has sent a diplomatic note to the Magical Congress of the United States through the International Confederation of Wizards

What We Can Get from Muggles

UK Wizard Employment Survey Report

The International Confederation of Wizards Special 137 Specialist Groups Arrive in London Today to Assist the Ministry of Magic in Dealing with the Salem Campaign

I have to say that the Presbyterian Council is really fast. After deciding that he wanted to start a conflict with the United States, he immediately concocted a large number of articles to build momentum for himself.

Stand still, and then count the evil deeds of American wizards. After stirring up the emotions of the people, the follow-up actions will be supported by public opinion.

There is quite a lot of headline in today's Daily Prophet.

The photo of the event on the cover shows the leading woman in Salem standing on the steps giving a speech, in front of her a pile of tiny dots holding flyers.

The Presbyterian Council was clearly trying to make a big deal out of it, otherwise the special team of the International Federation of Wizards would not have rushed to England. It directly raised an event of a regional nature to an international level.

For this reason, the British Ministry of Magic also sent a diplomatic note to the Magical Congress, which is obviously ready to rip off. When the time comes, the more arguing at the International Federation of Wizards, the greater the influence.

The rest of today's Daily Prophet coverage is crowded into the corner.

For example, the Wizengamot trial was a one-off sentence, and all members of the secretary's office in the Muggle Affairs Cooperation Division were sentenced to two years in prison and a fine.

All the wizard members of the Exchange and Cooperation Committee were even more miserable. Not only did they have to spit out all the bribes given by the (cdaa) Muggles, but they also had to accept a fine of 10,000 Galleons each, as well as five years in prison.

These are all good things for Solim.

Although Scrimgeour was tough, he was also a little scared - he didn't expect Muggles to get those wizards in such a short time, and he was also worried about when he would be surrounded by Muggle-bribed wizards.

He also brought Hermione and Solim to meet with him in order to discuss the list of the communication committee.

Finally, the list of wizards on the Exchange Committee was submitted to the International Federation of Wizards for approval.

Sirius, Hermione, Fred, and Draco were elected to the Commission, and Solim was elected to the Special Commissioner.

Originally, Solim wanted Lucius to go, after all, with this person in the spirit, Solim didn't have to worry about anything else, intrigue was his specialty. Which is more important, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of Galleons or Selwyn's thighs, Lucius is like a mirror in his heart, and he doesn't have to worry about him making a mistake of principle at all.

However, due to the awkward relationship between him and Sirius, and the conflict between his own position in the Authority for Muggle Affairs and the position of this commissioner, he had no choice but to give up.

After asking Draco for his own opinion, he was asked to take his father's place. Anyway, for the Malfoy family, whoever is the commissioner is the same.

Four Commissioners and one Special Commissioner—Solim had the Council of Communication in his own hands, and he didn't have to worry about them being bribed by Muggles.

Sirius, the loser, had no interest in Garon at all, and he had never bothered about money. The Black family had enough money left in their coffers for generations.

Hermione, the girl, was even less likely to be bought by money, and instead of believing that Hermione would be bought by money, Solim would rather believe that trolls could do two-digit addition and subtraction.

Fred or George, these two brothers are also of little interest in Garon, they are idealists and will not be easily corrupted by money. Don't look at them as usual crazy, but it's still reliable to get down to business. (If you read a violent novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

Not to mention Draco, who was absolutely the only one to look forward to. It won't be bought at all.

As for Solim himself, he just needs to oversee. As long as nothing happens on the Wizards' side, Muggles are unlikely to affect the Ministry of Magic.

After the list was officially put into effect, Solim summoned several people for a meeting at the Ministry of Magic.

The fourth basement floor of the Ministry of Magic was originally the floor of the Department of Management and Control of Magical Creatures, but later the Department of Muggle Cooperation was established, and its status was second only to the Department of Law Enforcement and the Department of Magical Accidents and Disasters, so it was replaced as the third most important department of the Ministry of Magic.

In the conference room, Solim and the others each found a place to sit down very casually. After all, they are all acquaintances, so there is no need to talk about those rules. []

"Everyone is an acquaintance, so I won't talk nonsense. "

Solim pulls out his wand and casts a spell to make sure he doesn't get eavesdropped.

"Hermione, this meeting is not for the record. "

Seeing Hermione pull out the parchment, Solim waved his hand.

In the conference room, Sirius still looked lazy, but unlike previous years, his stubble was a little whiter.

Hermione still looked capable, and when she heard Solim's words, she put the quill back away.

Fred, as the legitimate commissioner, came with George at this time.

"I suppose ......," he swished, "George could go to that meeting instead of me when I couldn't leave—no one would recognize me anyway." "

Solim didn't speak, as if he hadn't seen George.

As for Draco, he's a bit of Lucius now. His hair was meticulously combed, he was dressed in an ornate wizard's robe, he wore a pair of dragonskin gloves on his hands, and he carried a staff similar to his father's—Needless to say, Draco's wand was hidden inside.

"The work of the committee is actually very good. Solim said, "It's your job not to be fooled by Muggles, not to be bought by Muggles. This position doesn't require you to do anything, it's just a line of defense, and communication or anything is secondary. "

"And what does this committee usually do?" said George, holding up his hand as if it were in class.

"Discuss the motions submitted by the various members. Solim replied, "Half of them can be submitted to their respective ministries, we are the Ministry of Magic, they are the Cabinet." "

"So, can we too?" said George's eyes lit up.

"Don't tell me you want to sell big poop eggs to Muggles. Hermione had a constipated look on her face. She still couldn't forget the smell of that Hogwarts hallway......

"Why not?" said Fred with a wicked grin, "Of course, we're not interested in such a low-grade product as a big dung egg. "

"But Weasley fireworks are a great idea!" George continued, "and there are all sorts of patterns and colors, but the products we offer Muggles are the ones that don't move—they don't look too ostentatious." "

Looking at the brothers, Solim had a feeling for a moment - he felt like he was back at Hogwarts.