Hogwarts Homecoming

"--The two men took out a stick, I mean a wand, and got the contents out of the package. A lot of black frogs fell out of the package, and one of them made a frog fly into the one that couldn't move. In the postman’s mouth”

In the gloomy Wizengamot courtroom, Lawrence was describing that rainy day, the scene he saw that completely overturned his worldview.

Amelia Bones, who replaced Fudge as the presiding judge, the Wizengamot Tribunal, Dumbledore, the Order of the Phoenix, and the three young wizards on trial.

Everyone was staring intently at Lawrence, who came from the Muggle world. No one cared about his stumbling way of telling, only paying attention to the scenes he narrated.

As Lawrence told the story, anger gradually filled Amelia's eyes, and the corners of Sirius's eyes were twitching. These people in the Order of the Phoenix were furious, as if they were ready to rush forward and tear Fudge to pieces at any time!

"Finally, the postman stopped moving. After confirming his death, the two men in trench coats... uh, suddenly disappeared."

"What happens after that?"

Ms. Bones became the formidable judge again. She asked in a deep voice,

"I know the police will be there soon"

Lawrence looked uneasy;

"I did consider telling the police what I saw, but I thought they wouldn't believe what I saw, so I left before the police arrived."

"So!"

Ms. Bones asked aloud the question that concerned everyone.

"Those two people. I think you still remember their faces, right?"

"Yes, your honor."

Lawrence answered with certainty. He had been in this courtroom and had already identified who killed the Muggle postman.

When Lawrence's finger pointed at Dollis and the other Auror in the fire cage, the uproar almost broke the roof!

"I don't!"

The detained Delis roared in despair,

"This is purely a frame-up and it's Brain's conspiracy. The Wizengamot actually believes in a dim-witted Muggle!"

"The Wizengamot only believes in the truth, Delix!"

Ms. Bones’s face is so ugly that it’s scary!

This is an unheard of shame!

An Auror from the Ministry of Magic killed a Muggle in order to frame Harry Potter. When word of this spread, the British Ministry of Magic was completely discredited and lost all prestige!

"So it's you, Delis!"

Fudge, who was trapped in a cage, had completely fallen into despair. He knew that he should not have any more luck.

Now that Amelia has figured out that it was Delis who killed the Muggle, it's time to ask who instigated all this.

However, at this moment, Umbridge beside him suddenly became able to speak, and she immediately screamed!

Umbridge's ugly face, which even heavy makeup could not hide, was distorted. She stared with disbelief in her eyes. She pointed at Delis with trembling fingertips,

"It turns out you did all this, Delis, and you were the one who misled me and Connelly!"

"Yes, that's exactly it!"

Fudge was stunned for a moment, and then he was overjoyed.

"It turns out... Oh, it was you who faked everything and made us get the wrong person!"

Delis's body trembled, and he stared blankly at the two former chief officers who threw dirty water on him. He couldn't believe that they could be so shameless.

"well"

Remus in the stands suddenly sighed heavily and shook his head in disinterest.

"Nothing to sigh about, Remus!"

Alastor smiled disdainfully,

"If you stay at the Ministry of Magic long enough, you'll find that this sort of thing is not surprising."

"But they shouldn't be targeting Harry!"

Sirius's gray eyes were bloodshot, and he glared at the three dog-eat-dog dogs with a ferocious expression.

"Wait, now it's their turn to have a taste of Azkaban!"

Unlike the others who looked either contemptuous or cheerful, Mr. Weasley covered his face and was in a depressed mood.

It turns out that this is the truth.

Unconsciously, Harry stood up from the chair. He stared blankly at the three noisy people. Deep in his green eyes, a blush gradually infected him.

Dumbledore, who suddenly felt something, twitched his silver eyebrows and looked at Amosta.

And the latter understood immediately.

Amosta used the wand again, and then, the three people who had told almost all the truth during the argument found themselves silenced again. Their faces were distorted, and they shouted silently at Brian with all their strength!

"Ms. Bones, the witches and wizards of the Wizengamot—"

Amosta's thunderous voice suddenly shocked Harry out of his thoughts, and he quickly sat back on the stool.

Amosta walked up to Lawrence and patted Lawrence on the shoulder who was under great pressure.

"I think you now have the answer in your mind about the Ministry of Magic's prosecution of Harry James Potter and the truth about the murder case."

Scandal!

Everyone related to the Ministry of Magic had this feeling in their hearts.

"Harry James Potter is guilty of murdering a Muggle. I ask the Wizengamot Inquisition to vote now."

Amosta said calmly.

"Now?"

Amelia looked at Amosta in surprise;

"There are some things that need to be clarified about this murder of Muggles, Amosta, I think."

"The main suspects in the murder of the Muggle postman have changed from Harry James Potter to Cornelius Fudge, Dolores Umbridge, Dawlish and Danforth. I think this case should be tried separately and should not be confused with the case tried by the Wizengamot today."

Amosta said. Seeing Amelia and some members of parliament hesitated, he added calmly,

"The matter involves Cornelius Fudge and Dolores Umbridge. We should be cautious, Amelia. The dignity of the Ministry of Magic cannot be destroyed."

"Amosta is still thinking about maintaining the face of the Ministry of Magic!"

Sirius was indignant.

"We don't need Fudge and his deputy minister, but we need the Ministry of Magic, Sirius--"

Alastor looked at Amosta with great appreciation,

"Without the support of the Ministry, we can't defeat the growing army of the Dark Lord!"

On the rostrum, Amelia immediately woke up.

Amosta didn't want to make the case of Cornelius and Dolores too clear on this occasion.

That's right, there are still hundreds of reporters outside waiting eagerly for the trial result of the case.

When Scrimgeour brought people down earlier, the reporters must have seen it. Even a fool would know that something extraordinary happened in the courtroom.

The situation can't continue to escalate!

The verdict is about to begin!

Harry, Ron, and Hermione in the dock finally regained some reason from a series of earth-shaking changes. They looked at Professor Braine and Professor Dumbledore who walked up to the podium and were communicating with Ms. Bones.

The charge of murder was cleared, but the three of them violated wizard law!

About five minutes later, Amosta and Dumbledore walked down the podium, and Ms. Bones communicated with some jury members for a while.

"I pronounce the verdict--"

Ms. Bones picked up the gavel and knocked on the table in front of her. Her figure suddenly became tall and majestic in the eyes of Harry and the others.

"July 20th trial, regarding the Ministry of Magic's prosecution of Harry James Potter, Ronald Bilius Weasley, and Hermione Jane Granger for violating the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy and the Reasonable Restraint of Underage Wizards Act. Among them, Harry James Potter is not guilty of murder!"

The three people in the dock had no time to catch their breath before they heard Ms. Bones continue to speak majestically,

"In view of the fact that the three defendants have violated the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy, Secret Laws, and the "Reasonable Restraint of Underage Wizards Act".

Harry James Potter is now fined 3,000 Galleons, Ronald Bilius Weasley is fined 1,000 Galleons, and Hermione Jane Granger is fined 1,000 Galleons. The three defendants must pay the above fines to the Ministry of Magic before the end of July. In addition:

After consultation with the principal of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and the director of the Student Safety Office, it is decided to withdraw the previous decision made by the Ministry of Magic to expel the three from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry! "

Looking around, Amelia said in a serious tone,

"For the above judgment, please raise your watches, members of the Wizengamot Judgment Committee!" (End of this chapter)