HP Approaches the Magic World

Jon didn't quite know what Dumbledore had said to Harry, but he wasn't very curious about these things.

When he arrived at the principal's office, Harry had already left.

Dumbledore is a very powerful actor, and his acting skills are so good that Jon showed deep admiration for his ability to control tears.

At this point, there are many things that no longer need to be covered up.

"It's just that there is no need to stimulate a child's emotions in this way. It is not enough to go too far. I still think it is a bit too much."

Dumbledore shook his head and said nothing.

In fact, what he meant had been made very obvious a long time ago, and Harry's training was something that he couldn't let go of.

Now, if you can do more, do more.

"Well, that's not my business anyway." Jon said indifferently: "Now let's talk about another thing."

What they want to talk about is naturally about Voldemort, and behind these things there is naturally another matter to deal with.

That is the Minister of Magic.

…

The man who must not even be named is back.

Minister for Magic Cornelius Fudge confirmed in a brief statement on Friday night that He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named was back in the country and operating again.

"It is with great regret that I have to announce that the wizard who calls himself the Devil - oh, you all know who I am referring to - is still alive and active among us again,"

Addressing reporters, Fudge said he looked tired and embarrassed.

"It is also unfortunate that we have to report that there has been a massive rebellion among the dementors in Azkaban, who have expressed their opposition to continuing to work for the Ministry of Magic.

We believe these dementors are currently working for that demon.

We strongly urge people in the wizarding community to remain vigilant.

The Ministry of Magic is publishing a guide to initial defense for families and individuals, which will be distributed free of charge to all wizarding households within the next month."

This statement from the Ministry of Magic has aroused vigilance and uneasiness in the magical community, even though they just received an assurance from the Ministry of Magic last Wednesday: "No matter what rumors are currently circulating, the suggestion that a mysterious person is once again operating among us is purely false.

Nonsense.”

What exactly prompted the U-turn in the Ministry of Magic's attitude is unclear.

But what is certain is that the man who must not even be named led a group of followers (known to be Death Eaters) into the Ministry of Magic on Tuesday night.

Albus Dumbledore, who has resumed his duties as Headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, a member of the International Federation of Wizards and Chief Wizard of the Wizengamot, has not yet made time for an interview.

In the past year, he has always insisted that the mysterious man is not dead as everyone hoped and believed. He once again summoned his supporters and prepared to regain power.

Meanwhile, the Boy Who Lived - "I'm talking about you, Harry. I know they'll drag you into it no matter what."

Hermione said, jumping over the newspaper and looking at Harry.

They are all in the ward of the school hospital.

Harry was sitting on Ron's bedside and listening to Hermione read the front page of the Sunday Prophet with Ron.

Ginny's ankle was healed by Madam Pomfrey in the blink of an eye, and she was curled up at the foot of Hermione's bed;

Neville's nose has also returned to its normal size and shape, and he is sitting on a chair between the two beds;

Luna, who stopped by to visit, was grabbing the latest version of "The Quibbler" and flipping through it, apparently not hearing what Hermione was saying.

"He's the 'Boy Who Lived' again now, isn't he?"

Ron said sullenly, "You are no longer the person who confuses people and likes to show off?"

He grabbed a handful of chocolate frogs from the pile on the bedside table and threw a few pieces to Harry, Ginny, and Neville respectively, and tore off the wrapping paper of his own piece with his teeth.

There were still deep wounds on his forearms where the brain's tentacles had entangled them.

According to Madam Pomfrey, thoughts leave deeper marks than almost anything else, although the wounds have looked a lot better since she started using copious amounts of the Doctor's unfavorable amnesia ointment.

"Yes, they are speaking highly of you now, Harry,"

Hermione said as she continued reading the article, "'A lone voice calling for truth was considered insane, yet he stood firm in his stance and never wavered...forced to endure ridicule and slander...'

Um……"

Hermione frowned as she read, "I noticed one thing they didn't mention. In fact, it was them who were ridiculing and slandering."

She shrank slightly and placed a hand on her ribs.

The spell Dolohov cast on her would have caused more serious damage than it did now if he had recited it loudly at the time. However, the current situation is not easy. In Madam Pomfrey's words: "It was enough for her to suffer."

Already."

Hermione had to take ten different medicines every day and recovered quickly. She was tired of being in the hospital ward and didn't want to stay any longer.

"The Mysterious Man's Last Attempt Frustrated", pp. 2-4;

What Should the Ministry of Magic Say to Me, 5th edition;

Why No One Listens to Albus Dumbledore, pp. 6-8;

Exclusive interview with Harry Potter, Page 9;

very good,"

Hermione said as she folded the newspaper and threw it aside, "This does give them a lot to write about.

But Harry’s interview is not exclusive, the one on The Quibbler a few months ago was.”

"Dad sold it to them," Luna said vaguely as she turned a page of "The Quibbler." "He sold it for a good price, so we are going to explore Sweden this summer to see if it is

You can catch a Snorlax."

Hermione seemed to have a mental struggle, and then said: "That sounds very good."

Ginny caught Harry's gaze, turned quickly to the side, and grinned.

"So, after all," Hermione said, sitting up a little straighter but then shrinking back again, "how are things going at school?"

"Flitwick removed Fred and George's swamp," said Ginny,

"It only took about three seconds, but he left a small area under the window and roped it off..."

"Why?" Hermione asked with a surprised look on her face.

"Oh, he just said it was a great little piece of magic."

"I think he left that piece as a memorial to Fred and George."

Ron said, even though his mouth was full of chocolate.

"They brought these to me, you see," he said to Harry, pointing to the mountain of chocolate frogs next to him, "their joke shop must be quite prosperous."