Hogwarts: This wizard wants to improve too much

"Rufus, hurry up and call all the Aurors and strikers over, whether they are on duty at the Ministry of Magic or on vacation at home, let them all come here."

Fudge also rushed here, standing in a relatively safe position, and yelled at Rufus Scrimgeour in a somewhat frustrated manner.

The reason why Fudge was so frustrated was because he knew that if something like this happened, he would definitely be nailed to the pillar of shame in history.

Because the Quidditch World Cup is a world-class competition, every session will be recorded.

For example, in the first Quidditch World Cup in 1473, only European teams participated at that time, and the Flanders team and the Transylvania team used 700 kinds of fouls-means.

In 1809, the assassin forest attack-incident occurred again.

1877 was a very special year. No one remembered what happened in the Quidditch World Cup.

Everyone had lost their memory of that period, so they had to hold it again the next year.

Almost all Quidditch fans know these things now.

This year, there was another incident. In 1994, on the last day of the Quidditch World Cup, magical creatures rioted, and the number of casualties was estimated to exceed 500.

Moreover, the British Ministry of Magic, including the Minister himself, would be a joke in the entire wizarding world for a long time.

"Mr. Minister, this has been notified. I think they are on their way."

Although Rufus Scrimgeour spoke in a very respectful tone, he did not stop to look at Fudge the whole time, and just walked straight past Fudge and others.

He fought his way up from the bottom as an Auror trainee. What he despised most were those politicians who could only talk. It would be good if they could be of some use.

For example, his own director, Amelia Bones, he respected her relatively much. After all, she was very supportive of his work and was very good to his subordinates.

As for Fudge, Rufus Scrimgeour looked down on him completely. He had made no contribution to the Ministry of Magic. He couldn't fight him. Besides being good at making money, he would exclude dissidents.

It was like this before, but it was done more covertly. After he came to power, he didn't hide it at all in the past few years.

I really don't know what benefits those who voted for Fudge received from time to time.

Now, apart from shouting here, it's useless.

If I were in his position, I should go to other ministers of the Ministry of Magic and ask them to help deal with this crisis together.

As long as the problem can be solved, what does it matter if I lose face?

As for notifying other people in the Auror Office, does Fudge need to teach me this?

He had already notified them as soon as the incident happened.

In the wizard mailbox, he is in charge ofThe Aurors and strikers under him all have their own special channels.

He also used this to notify them. It must be said that with the wizard mailbox, communication is much more convenient.

However, even if he notified them, they would not come so quickly.

Those in the Ministry of Magic are better off, as there are still a few portkeys to use.

Those at home have to find the nearest teleportation point to the Quidditch World Cup venue by themselves.

These portkeys are fixed using spells and alchemy. After each teleportation, they will stay in place for a few seconds and return to the previous place again.

Those who use portkeys to do teleportation business outside are basically in this mode.

The portkeys of Ethan and others do not have this function, and they all follow the wizard.

As for some people who were watching the Quidditch World Cup at this venue, some of them have gathered around him after contacting.

Otherwise, where did Rufus Scrimgeour, who had already returned to the tent to rest, gather this team to come here?

"Minister, look at him!"

Before Fudge could say anything, the pink toad beside him jumped anxiously.

Pointed at Rufus Scrimgeour who was going away with one hand, and his mouth was shaking with anger.

It looked like he was going to speak up for Fudge and scold Rufus Scrimgeour.

"Umbridge, forget it!"

Fudge didn't even look at Umbridge, but just stared at Rufus Scrimgeour's back as he went away, not knowing what he was thinking.

"But, Minister, Scrimgeour doesn't take you seriously at all."

Umbridge stared at Rufus Scrimgeour's back viciously, as if she would pounce on Rufus Scrimgeour and bite him as long as Fudge gave an order.

"Hasn't he always been like this towards me?"

Fudge said calmly, but there was a hint of displeasure in his tone.

There are quite a few people in the Ministry who don't like him as the Minister.

Fudge has always known about this, and there is a part of them who support Dumbledore as the Minister of Magic.

No matter which part it is, in order to stabilize his position, Fudge has to clear them out.

But even so, some people in some positions are not easy to move.

Without a suitable reason, even if he is the Minister of Magic, he can't shake the other party. If he is not careful, it may have a counter-effect.

Now, it may be an opportunity.

The security defense of this scene is the responsibility of Rufus Scrimgeour.

Now that such a big thing has happened, should he be held responsible?

If this operation goes well, not only can Rufus Scrimgeour, who disobeys him, be driven away, but he may also be able to seize the Auror Office from the Department of Magical Law Enforcement.

This is the most powerful force in the Ministry of Magic.

ThisPower should be in the hands of the Minister.

Thinking of this, Fudge stood there and laughed, as if he had squeezed out Rufus Scrimgeour and was in control of the Auror Office, right in front of him.

"Ah!"

Suddenly, a piercing scream sounded from Fudge's ears, pulling him back to reality.

But then, a strong force came from behind him, pushing him forward and making him stagger two steps.

Before Fudge turned his head to see who dared to push him, his vision was covered by a bunch of colorful things.

What?

Before Fudge could ask a question, his eyes went black, and then he knew nothing. (To read the exciting novels, go to Faloo Novel Network!)

But Fudge fell down, but the scene became even more chaotic.

Because the thing wrapped around Fudge's head is a winged demon, the mascot of the Haiti team, a XXXXX-level magical animal that feeds on brains.

Everyone didn't know what to do for a while. After all, this thing is not big. If you attack rashly, Fudge, the minister, will definitely be injured by mistake.

If you leave it alone, it will probably take a few seconds for Fudge's brain to be eaten.

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"Minister, I didn't mean it, really!"

Umbridge kept retreating with a sad face, fearing that the winged demon that ate Fudge's brain would target her.

Umbridge did not regret her instinctive behavior just now. If she didn't push Fudge away, would she go after the winged demon that was killing her with red eyes? Would she still be alive?

Now, the only thing she needs to think about is how to shirk responsibility.

Killing a Minister of Magic, even if he was not the murderer, but only assisted, is a serious crime.

"Use the petrification spell to petrify the Minister and the Winged Demon together and bring them to the Ministry of Magic for resolution."

A follower beside Fudge immediately made a suggestion.

The people who can follow Fudge are naturally from his faction. If the Minister of Magic is replaced, it will have a great impact on them.

At this moment, we must try our best to save Fudge's life. As for Umbridge, we will settle accounts with her later.

Led by this wizard, more than ten people came forward together. []

There are also several people on the side on guard.

After all, no one knows how these magical animals will suddenly come to their side. Fudge, a precedent, is lying on the ground and having his brain sucked by the Winged Demon.

"Petrify all!"

...

More than ten gray-white spells hit the colorful Winged Demon.

It did not react at first, then its body began to turn gray-white, and finally it stopped moving, but its teeth still penetrated into Fudge's head.

Fudge was also petrified with the Winged Demon at this moment, and turned intoA conjoined stone sculpture lying on the ground.

They had expected this scene. After all, the mouth of the winged demon was biting Fudge's head, and it would definitely have a certain impact on him when it was petrified.

The magic resistance of the winged demon was high enough, and it would take multiple shots to achieve its effect, but Fudge did not have such magic resistance.

With so many petrification spells, if there was a slight omission, Fudge would be petrified.

At the same time, there was another advantage. As long as Fudge was not bitten to death on the spot, Fudge's life state could be fixed after being petrified, and he would not die in a short time.

So looking at the two stone sculptures connected together, everyone except Umbridge breathed a sigh of relief.

The reason why it was successful at once was also due to the fact that these wizards really wanted to save Fudge, so they were also doing their best at this moment.

Of course, the winged demon lost its mind under the effect of the violent potion, which was also one of the factors.

Otherwise, before they could come up with a conclusion, the Winged Demon flew away with Fudge and found a quiet place to enjoy the food.

Although the Winged Demon is not big, it has a strong load-bearing capacity.

And it is very fast. If it flies away with Fudge, these people will not be able to hit it with magic spells, let alone chase it.

However, there is still a problem in front of them. What should we do with the two stone sculptures connected together?

In this state, any impact from external force at this moment can cause irreparable injuries to it.

It is not easy to leave with the door key, but it is not easy to operate with the statue Fudge. This is a time and space transfer, which is somewhat unstable. If something unexpected happens, they can't afford it.

But if they stay here, magical animals will come at any time, and it is not good to bump into them. .