HP Approaches the Magic World

Hermione has been in a very tangled state recently.

On the one hand, she felt angry because of those endless rumors. On the other hand, she was a little puzzled by Dumbledore's indifference.

And looking at Harry and Ron who didn't know anything, she felt that not knowing anything was also a kind of luck.

She is a very smart person, and she has heard Dumbledore personally analyze the pros and cons of some things for her, so she clearly knows that the things happening now are not just as simple on the surface, but have deeper meanings.

political game.

But this was what puzzled her even more.

"Obviously we don't need to do this. If it's like you said, we have strength that far exceeds that of Voldemort, why should we tolerate it?

Harry is going to be in solitary confinement again. Should we just let Umbridge run wild in the school?

And you told me before that Jon’s plan didn’t have anything to do with Harry.

Even I feel that the plans created by him in that position have no connection with us."

Hermione has seen a lot of things recently, but she can't be blamed. Anyone who suddenly knows the truth hidden behind the facts will have a huge reaction like her.

Being able to hide these emotions within oneself and release them in some ways is already a very good achievement.

At least she didn't let Harry and the others notice anything too obvious.

"I have already said that this matter is not under my control. Just like Jon said to you, there is another more important thing hidden behind this matter. Our real purpose is to

That matter has been dealt with, so no matter how provocative the Ministry of Magic is now, we don't need to be too nervous. If we really want to take action, maybe Umbridge is studying well, but she may die in the next moment.

On the podium.”

In this case, Dumbledore had never said before that he had always maintained a good teacher image in front of his students, but this time it was indeed because Umbridge went a little too far.

It's just that this is a normal emotion for a person, and it's not very strange.

"Are we just going to endure it like this?"

Hermione was a little indignant: "How long do you have to endure it?"

"Whether you endure it or not is a matter for you to decide, or as I said,

If you agree to Jon's conditions, you can know all the truth about all this, instead of just knowing part of it,

You won’t have so many questions like now. You are a very smart girl,

Miss Granger, I know your talent very well. So I persuaded you to join our camp before? To be honest, you should be able to shine more brightly than just being an ordinary witch.

Jon told me that he is very optimistic about you, so he offered you an olive branch. He has been busy with other things recently, so he has not come to you, but I think you have been thinking about it for so long.

, it should...have already been decided."

Hermione fell silent for a while, then nodded.

"I've decided? I'm joining, but I want to know what's going on."

"very good."

Dumbledore smiled, it was a very happy smile, just like a teacher who sees someone inherits his things.

In fact, is this true? Hermione's talent can indeed inherit his ambition to do something? Instead of just becoming an ordinary witch born from Muggles and suppressed by pure-blood families.

"Then I will tell you everything about this matter."

…

Did Jon receive a summons from Dumbledore in the middle of the night? The letter said that he had told Hermione the ins and outs of the incident, so he hoped that Jon could go see Hermione after a while.

Since Dumbledore has helped solve part of the problem, it's naturally good. Jon was indeed a little busy during this period, so he put Hermione's matter on hold for a few days. He was originally worried that Hermione would, because there was no one during this period.

After seeing him, I gave up my thoughts, but now it seems that Dumbledore has taken action, which really makes people feel very relieved.

Jon thought for a while and replied to Dumbledore, and then wrote another letter to Hermione.

Always make an appointment to meet.

…

On the night of the solitary confinement, the wound on the back of Harry's hand did not heal completely, and it bled again the next morning.

Just as George predicted, the worst consequence of Harry's second week of confinement was Angelina's reaction.

Especially on Tuesday morning, when Harry arrived at the Gryffindor table and was about to have breakfast, Angelina blocked him and got angry at him.

The witch shouted so loudly that Professor McGonagall left the staff's desk and walked towards them.

"Miss Johnson, how dare you make such a noise in the Great Hall? Five points will be deducted from Gryffindor!"

"But the Professor—he's got himself into solitary confinement again—"

"What's going on, Potter?"

Professor McGonagall turned around and asked Harry sternly: "Confinement? Who put you in confinement?"

"Professor Umbridge," Harry whispered, not daring to look at the sharp eyes behind Professor McGonagall's square glasses.

"Are you saying," the professor lowered his voice so as not to be heard by the curious group of Ravenclaws behind them, "after I warned you last week, you posted it again in Professor Umbridge's class?"

temper?"

"Yes."

Harry whispered to the floor.

"Potter, you must control yourself! You will be in big trouble! Another five points from Gryffindor!"

"But - what -? Professor, no!" Harry was angered by this unfair treatment: "I have already been punished, why do you still have to deduct points?"

"Because confinement doesn't seem to be doing anything for you!"

Professor McGonagall said sharply: "Okay, don't complain a word, Potter! As for you, Miss Johnson, from now on you are only allowed to yell on the Quidditch pitch, otherwise you may lose your position as captain!"

After Professor McGonagall finished speaking, she strode back to the staff table.

Angelina glared at Harry angrily, turned around and walked away with her head held high. Harry sat down on the bench next to Ron, furious.

"He deducted points from Gryffindor just because the back of my hand was cut open every night. Is that fair?"

"I know, mate," Ron poured the bacon onto Harry's plate sympathetically: "There must be something wrong with her."

Hermione, who used to say a few words in such situations, was surprisingly silent today.