HP Approaches the Magic World

The sun is rising, pure and colorless, the vast sky hangs high above our heads, indifferent to the conditions of the world.

Jon sat down on the roof of Hogwarts and took a deep breath of the clear air.

Being able to watch the sun rising on the hillside so leisurely should be the greatest happiness in the world, right?

It was already September, but this was the first time he had returned to Hogwarts since Dumbledore's death.

Hogwarts has become different. Under the undercurrent, the content those students endured is indeed uncomfortable.

But based on Jon's understanding of their age group, accepting these is also a required course on the road to growth.

Logically speaking, they should be college students in a magical society.

The next thing college students need to face is how to integrate into this society. Using this method to let them witness the cruelty of society in advance is actually not a bad thing, or sometimes they can get some insights about the future from life.

Insight is a very happy thing for many people.

Jon is not as good as Snape in doing these things. Perhaps this is the talent of a teacher. As for how to train these students, or that these students may suffer some unspeakable sufferings, Jon actually does not take this matter seriously.

Keep things in mind.

If any student really had a problem, Snape would not remain indifferent.

At this moment, what he wanted to see more was the sunrise.

This kind of scene can make people feel calm. The most important thing is that he will not stay in this world for too long. Seeing this kind of scene once will save him one time.

As soon as the time came, the students filed out of the castle, those who were in class and those who were not.

But the one who was supposed to be causing trouble in the castle was sitting here with Jon.

"I originally thought you would be watching from inside the castle, but now it seems that you are much more relaxed than I thought."

"I'm certainly more relaxed than you think. After all, I don't have that much to do," said Peeves, who looked more like a normal person than when Jon first met him.

Although it is still a special ghost in essence, Helga's mercy has indeed made many changes to Peeves: "In fact, there is nothing to say, Hogg has many things to do, so

Naturally, I don’t need to do these things. Everyone has a clear division of labor, which is not very good.”

"It seems that handing over this school to you should be a very correct decision."

"I am very sure of that."

Peeves seemed to be disdainful and said:

“How could humans love this place more than we do?”

"But fortunately, I have already made arrangements. After our plan is over, there will be many fewer students in Hogwarts. It will become a high-level academy for nobles to further their studies. By then, there will not be so many children."

Already."

"It's actually not a good thing to be special like this. If there are fewer students, what will there be so many teachers in the four colleges?"

"I have arranged a place for each of them, so you don't have to worry about this. The remaining old professors can teach fewer students, both for students and for professors who are no longer energetic.

That said, it’s all a good thing.”

"Let's not talk about it for now. There are many people in the school but there are few. It doesn't make any difference to me. When this matter is over, I don't need to maintain my past image. Snape has a letter for me to hand over.

You, do you want to watch it now?"

"A letter from Snape?"

Jon nodded and took the letter.

This letter is not written to Jon. Snape's main purpose in writing this letter is to hope that Jon can transfer the contents of this letter to Dumbledore, or because of some differences between the two of them.

The transaction has not been completed yet, or there may be other reasons, but Jon doesn't really want to know.

"I will help him forward this letter to Dumbledore. Just reply to him truthfully. At the same time, you also need to tell him that I hope he can be prepared. I may be very busy during the next period.

, there is no way to stay by her side all the time, and there is no guarantee that he will survive safely under Voldemort's hands. He'd better be careful."

"I think he might not care much about these things. Although I shouldn't tell you this, it is also true. His mental state does not seem to be very good. He has been nervous since your plan started this time.

He has never come out of his state, so if you have the chance, you'd better go and persuade him."

"I know a little bit about his condition. Don't worry. The whole thing is not over yet. He will not give up easily. But if you are worried, you can stay with him. After all, you are his secretary.

In other words, no one will doubt your identity no matter where you appear."

"Okay, I understand. Do you have anything else you want me to convey to him?"

"There's nothing wrong. Oh, by the way, how many more people can we use at the Ministry of Magic?"

Of course, Jon should actually ask the Order of the Phoenix this question, but the Order may not know as much information as Peeves.

In any case, Peeves still has a very large information channel. If you ask Peeves about these things, you may get more detailed information.

"There are many people you can use at the Ministry of Magic. Although many people are not on the side of the Order of the Phoenix, if the people in the Order use their connections to ask them to help with something, they may not refuse.

It depends on what you are doing, if it is something simple, maybe Professor Sprouse can help."

His words reminded Jon, but in the end Jon had no choice but to trouble Professor Sprout about this matter.

no need.

There are indeed many Hufflepuff graduates at the Ministry of Magic. Although these people cannot exert particularly great energy, the power of small people cannot be underestimated. Jon knows this very well, but he does not

Don't plan to put in so much effort.

Jon had some impression of what happened at the Ministry of Magic. It was not a big deal. The only problem was that no one was there to participate. But instead of asking people from the Ministry of Magic for help, it was better for Jon to do it himself.

He has time anyway.

And nothing happened.

It just so happened that he needed to see the real Slytherin locket. After all, it was also a Horcrux.