HP Approaches the Magical World

Rumors have been swirling around the Ministry of Magic lately.

The first is the news about Voldemort. This kind of news has not stopped since last summer. Everyone is working in worry, and there is no other way;

Secondly, there is still news about Dumbledore.

Those in power at the Ministry of Magic will always be mentally handicapped, and if not at first, they will be over time.

Jon knew this early on. Once those men start to gain power, no matter what the circumstances, they will start to move in the direction of narrow-mindedness and no brains. This is a bit like the ancestors of Westerners. After all, they are transformed from beasts. Those who came here are somewhat different from the original human race.

Unless it is a noble blood.

But obviously, there aren't that many noble bloodlines in this world, and even if there were, they have long since been worn away by time.

Even Jon had to use various methods to purify his blood, let alone other people?

This is why Jon has started to train the Minister of Magic.

But it's still too early to say these things. Now Snape can't be contacted, and Dumbledore doesn't know where he is. He needs to discuss some things with Professor McGonagall.

"Oh, what a rare sight, Mr. Smith, what can you do for me?"

"It's like this, Professor McGonagall," Jon quickly clarified the purpose of his visit: "I have obviously not been able to contact Professor Dumbledore during the recent period, but according to our previous plans, is the sixth grade learning content? Should there be more arrangements?"

After all, Professor McGonagall is the executive vice-principal, and these things can be handled.

There is no need for specific planning for these things, after all, there are relevant standards, and it is enough to just show it to Jon now.

Jon flipped through the prepared courses and pulled out a course on Apparition.

He had no choice, and outside of this course, there was basically nothing practical.

"Then I will arrange it." Professor McGonagall has no other opinions: "Any other questions?"

"No, I still have things to deal with. By the way, if you see Professor Snape, just say I'm looking for him, and he knows how to contact me."

"OK."

Jon didn't stay in Professor McGonagall's office for too long. The integration of Hogwarts and the Magic Web required him to watch. The more it came to the finishing work, the more he couldn't leave him.

He believed that Professor McGonagall could handle this matter well.

So, on the first day of term, the sixth graders got a surprise, a large notice that the professor had pinned up the night before on the notice board in the common room.

Apparition class

If you're seventeen or over by 31 August, you can attend a twelve-week Apparition course taught by a Ministry of Magic Apparition teacher.

Those who wish to participate please sign below.

Tuition fee: twelve Galleons.

Harry and Ron, who had just returned from the Burrow, also hurriedly joined the students who crowded in front of the notice to sign one by one.

Just as Ron took out his quill to sign behind Hermione, Lavender walked quietly behind him, covered his eyes with his hand, and said in a coquettish voice, "Guess who, R-Ro?"

Harry turned and saw Hermione walking away haughtily, and ran after him, not wanting to stay with Ron and Lavender either.

But to his surprise, Ron caught up with them just past the portrait hole, his ears flushed, and he seemed displeased.

Hermione walked away with Neville without saying a word.

"This-Apparition," Ron's tone clearly told Harry not to mention what happened just now: "It should be fun, right?"

"I don't know," said Harry, "maybe it's better to do it myself, I wasn't very comfortable when Dumbledore took me."

"I forgot you already did... I'd better pass first," said Ron, looking a bit worried. "Fred and George both passed."

"But Charlie didn't pass, did he?"

"Yeah, but Charlie's bigger than me," said Ron, stretching out his arms like a gorilla. "So Fred and George didn't gossip about it much... at least not in front of him..."

"When can we take the test?"

"When I turn seventeen, I am March!"

"Oh, but you can't Apparate here, in this castle..."

"It doesn't matter, everyone knows I can Apparate if I want to."

Ron wasn't the only one excited to learn Apparation.

In the school, people talk about this course all day long, and they are all those who yearn for being able to disappear and reveal at will, after all, it looks very cool.

"How exciting, if you can—" Seamus snapped his fingers to mean disappearing: "My cousin Figo deliberately used this trick to annoy me. When I learn it...he won't be able to survive for a moment..."

He was immersed in longing, and he swung his wand a little too hard, turning the clear spring that was going to be turned into a water dragon that day in the charm class homework, and it shot to the ceiling and bounced off, hitting Professor Flitwick in the face superior.

"Harry Apparated," Ron said to a somewhat ashamed Seamus, as Professor Flitwick dried himself off with a wand and chastised Seamus for copying sentences. , and then manifested."

"Wow!"

Seamus whispered, and he, Dean, and Neville put their heads together to hear what it was like to Apparate.

Throughout the day, Harry was surrounded by sixth graders who asked him to tell about Apparition, and when he said it felt uncomfortable, they all looked in awe rather than losing interest.

At ten to eight in the evening, they were still asking him to answer detailed questions, and Harry had to lie about going to the library to return books before he got out and rushed to Dumbledore's class.

At that time, Dumbledore was talking to Jon, studying the spell in his hand.

"Actually, I have a way to make him look like a normal hand. I remember that there is a life restoration spell from the ancestor Helga. How about I try it?"

"No need," Dumbledore withdrew his hand, "I'm dying, so I won't waste time fixing this."

"The teacher has been preparing energy for those life substances recently. For this reason, he mobilized all the witches under his command. This is a top-level ceremony, much better than the one when Credence was resurrected."

Jon complained, then looked at Dumbledore and said, "But how can you ensure that your soul will not have problems?"

The most dangerous part of this ritual is the transfer of the soul. After all, Dumbledore is already such an old age. Even if he is a legendary wizard, some changes will occur when people die, so Jon is still very worried.

Originally, Helga was in charge of this, but now Helga...is really a headache

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