Hogwarts: I am Voldemort

"A very good idea, Ms. Hermione Granger."

Prime Minister Blair lowered his head and looked at the information in his hand, then raised his head and said.

"Thank you, Prime Minister Blair, so what do you think of this proposal?"

Across the long table, Hermione smiled and nodded in return, and asked expectantly.

"Forehead……"

Prime Minister Blair made a long sound, turned the information in his hand to the next page, looked at it for a moment and then said, "We agree, but there are some things that need to be adjusted, such as the selection of addresses, management personnel and taxation methods... "

"Prime Minister Black, I think this special zone is not for profit. We are looking for a better way for wizards to get along with each other." Percy frowned and interrupted Prime Minister Black.

The two of them had clashed more than once or twice, so Percy knew that the man in front of him, who was slow and dull in speech, was not easy to get along with.

Taking the initiative, he felt, was the better option.

Hermione, on the other hand, looked at Prime Minister Black strangely.

In her memory, the prime minister was eloquent and could talk freely when he appeared in front of the TV every Wednesday.

Why is it that when we sit across from each other now, it seems that this person is completely different from what he looks like on TV?

In fact, Prime Minister Blair has always had this problem.

His state in private situations has never been as vivid as in front of the TV.

Especially when it comes to debates, it can only be described as terrible.

But other than that, he is indeed a good leader.

Especially after North America fell into chaos, breaking the original history, the Iraq War did not break out.

Therefore, there is no such thing as him leading Britain into the war and causing the whole country to complain.

This also led to his good image among the people, which did not break with the troubles of the war.

Because of this, in Hermione's mind, the Prime Minister was still perfect.

But now it seems that it is not as good as she imagined.

"If you give up your interests..."

Prime Minister Blair looked at the Chancellor of the Exchequer, seeming to be waiting for his answer.

"We can not accept it at first, but it must be stated in the terms." The finance minister said, taking over the unfinished words of the prime minister.

Percy couldn't help but roll his eyes. He felt that these people in front of him must be crazy.

At this time, he was still worrying about money matters, which really made him feel unreasonable.

"We will discuss the tax issue later. Prime Minister Blair, I want to hear your thoughts on changing the address. Where do you think is more appropriate?" Percy asked, bypassing the financial issue.

"Aviemore City Ski Resort, which was walked by the Soul Eater, is sparsely populated. I want to be more..."

"No."

Percy vetoed forcefully and added the reason angrily, "The damage caused by the Soul Eater there has not been recovered yet. If a special zone is set up there, Muggles will be reminded of this every time they enter there.

"Prime Minister Blair, you are exacerbating the contradiction."

Looking at the menacing Percy, Prime Minister Blair showed no fear.

Indeed, as the prime minister of a country, he has no reason to fear.

"Although I don't want to bring up the past again, Mr. Weasley, that is the sin committed by your Dark Lord. If we don't mention it, won't it cease to exist?"

Prime Minister Black asked back expressionlessly, causing Percy to growl angrily.

He came here to promote the special zone, but the other side would just keep using various excuses to suppress the wizarding world.

It filled him with annoyance, and he even had the urge to pull out his wand.

"The Dark Lord will return."

A sudden sound sounded, causing everyone to look at the bottom of the long table on the wizard's side.

It was Bella, who had been invited by Percy to take part in the negotiations because she represented, to a certain extent, the Dark Lord - who currently only communicated with them through Bella.

Bella, who represented the Dark Lord, was supposed to sit in the middle, but she refused.

She has no interest in such political things, including rights, which is not what she wants.

She wanted Voldemort, that thought filled her mind every day, and nothing else.

In fact, if the Prime Minister opposite had not mentioned the Dark Lord, she would not have even spoken.

"What's the meaning?"

The Secretary of Defense next to Prime Minister Blair was the first to react. He looked at Bella fiercely, as if to warn her to pay attention to her words.

But Bella didn't even look at him, she just rubbed the dust off her white gloves and answered his questions without raising her head.

"The Battle of the Ministry of Magic Building, the Battle of Hogwarts Castle, and the 'Little Boy', you have done enough, but we have done nothing yet."

Bella, who had her head lowered, finally raised her head, and her tender face suddenly revealed an evil smile that didn't match her tender face at all.

"I must remind you that it is necessary for you to understand the Dark Lord's past, and it is also necessary to understand a Chinese idiom 'Yaiju must retaliate'."

Her words made the officials in England slightly stunned. This was the first time they had seen such an outspoken threat at the negotiating table.

The proud English government has not experienced such a threat for too many years.

So their first reaction was not anger, but...

what happened?

Fortunately, the Secretary of Defense's mind was still online, and he immediately responded angrily: "Don't think of this as the Ministry of Magic building, and don't talk about the dilapidation of Hogwarts. If you..."

"Of course we will come."

A clear voice sounded again, and it was still Bella. She was pulling the lace on her gloves while interrupting the Minister of Defense in a nonchalant tone.

"Percy, you need to give me an explanation for this matter." Prime Minister Blair finally came to his senses. Instead of messing around with Bella, he directly attacked Percy.

After all, Percy represents the wizarding world, and he is the one who truly represents the attitude of wizards.

"Sorry, Prime Minister Blair, I have no further say in this matter."

How could Percy use the Ministry of Magic to pressure Bella? He wished Bella could say a few more words.

Therefore, Prime Minister Blair's plan was instantly foiled.

"If that's the case, I don't think there is any need for us to continue talking. Since you are preparing to attack..."

"calm."

Prime Minister Blair interrupted the Minister of Defense who was venting his anger, looked at Percy and asked, "Does that lady's words represent the attitude of the Ministry of Magic?"

His question put Percy in a dilemma.

Obviously he can't answer yes, so there's really nothing to talk about.

But he couldn't say otherwise, because that might make him unable to gain a foothold in the wizarding world.

Today's Death Eaters are no longer the organization that everyone shouted to beat.

Times have changed, and Death Eaters are now politically correct in the wizarding world.

"Ms. Bella does not represent the Ministry of Magic or Prime Minister Blair, but she represents the will of the Dark Lord and the decisions of all Death Eaters."

The one who spoke this time was Neville, who had not spoken since the beginning of the meeting.

After he finished speaking in a strong tone, he stood up and kicked away the chair.

"You talk to the Ministry of Magic. If you can talk about it, you can talk about it. If you can't talk about it, there will naturally be ways to do it."

After saying this, he was the first to stand up and leave, followed closely by Bella and several other senior Death Eaters.

Percy, Hermione and others did not leave, but they were secretly happy in their hearts.

Sure enough, the Death Eaters are really suitable for being the villain.

Just looking at the evil wind they brought before leaving is enough to explain everything.