Harry Potter Reborn

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Dumbledore spent a day visiting a truly powerful figure in the wizarding world.

No one thinks that the position of Minister of Magic is really elected based on public opinion and everyone's vote, right? That's just a child's idea.

Dumbledore is not so naive.

He knew that ordinary wizards only saw the superficial votes.

Let’s not talk about whether every wizard can have an objective understanding of the wizard he elects and whether the minister he elects is the minister the elector needs.

Let’s first talk about the tricks in voting.

The real election has always been in the hands of powerful wizards.

They manipulate public opinion, or take advantage of ordinary wizards, or have debts on ordinary wizards.

In this way, the characters they actually select will still get the results they want.

Even worse, the votes may be directly tampered with.

Of course, the above statement may be an exaggeration.

However, those upper-level wizards do have a considerable influence on the election of the Minister of Magic.

They control more resources and are naturally unwilling to lose these benefits.

Just like there are twelve boards of directors at Hogwarts, the board of directors is the real power of Hogwarts. They hired Professor Dumbledore to be the principal of Hogwarts. This is not to say that Dumbledore is giving them

Part-time work is not that cheap for Dumbledore. Dumbledore's opinions and suggestions must be considered as a major matter by the twelve directors. If they want to suppress Dumbledore, they can only have a deterrent effect unless the twelve people unite. Dumbledore

Only when there is a lot of profit will we give in.

The Ministry of Magic is almost the same. Those big shots who enjoy cheese not only hold important positions, but they also don't allow people beyond their control to sit on their heads.

Therefore, the elected ministers cannot be said to be their puppets. After all, no one is qualified to control the top leaders in the magic world. However, it is still appropriate to say that they have a cooperative relationship.

Once you become the Minister of Magic, it means joining their circle and becoming a member.

Became like a raccoon dog.

So the way of thinking was to naturally stand in the camp to which he belonged - the camp of the powerful. The interests of ordinary wizards should be put behind.

But it's not like there aren't ministers who want to speak for ordinary wizards. There are only one or two in the entire history of magic.

But their results were not very good. Either they suddenly and inexplicably appeared overwhelming black information, dozens of wizard newspapers criticized them, people's satisfaction dropped sharply, and they resigned in embarrassment. Or they were killed by a dark wizard who appeared out of nowhere.

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And Dumbledore knew nothing about what was going on.

Reject? Disdain? Pretend to be noble?

Dumbledore would not have such childish thoughts, he is not the White Lotus Virgin Bitch.

He had seen a lot of darkness, and even that summer, he almost took the same path as Voldemort. If that happened, there would be nothing wrong with Voldemort. But he had also been based on the light for a long time, and starting from that year, he devoted himself to

A clear line is drawn between light and darkness.

If he wants to change, he must first integrate.

No wonder Harry thinks that Dumbledore should become a minister, otherwise it would be a waste of his political talent.

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Dumbledore stepped out of the fire, frowning.

It's not that today's trip was ineffective, but it was very effective. All the wizards visited by Dumbledore were first shocked by Dumbledore's revealed intentions.

Merlin, the sun is coming out of the hairy crab's butt!

Then, most of them expressed their support for Dumbledore.

This depends on Dumbledore's eloquence. Dumbledore is a smart man and has a very far-sighted vision. He can see what others see and what others cannot see.

He can always promise others the interests they value most, and then extract from them the concessions he wants in certain aspects.

In fact, the benefits Dumbledore promised were not as good as Fudge Connelly, but the other party still chose Dumbledore's camp with a smile on his face.

Why?

Because this is what makes smart people smart, and working with smart people makes people happy. Especially when Dumbledore is smarter than them all. Old Deng sold them, and they helped Old Deng count the money with a smile on his face.

So what was the reason for Dumbledore's frown?

It's disgust, Dumbledore's disgust for himself.

He hated himself for the pleasure he enjoyed while discussing dirty profit exchanges with those wizards.

Dumbledore wanted that thing very much now... He looked around the room and then remembered that he had already given it to Harry.

But he knew where that thing was.

So he apparated and disappeared.

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Potions Office.

A figure suddenly appeared.

He lifted up a crimson cloth, revealing a huge mirror.

Mirror of Erised.

Dumbledore looked into the mirror, and there were images that only he could see: a weak girl, a woman, and a majestic man.

They were looking at him with smiles and warm eyes.

Dumbledore breathed a sigh of relief, and the gloomy aura about him suddenly disappeared.

"It's really weird." A slippery and sinister voice suddenly sounded.

The owner of this house is back.

Snape sneered: "It turns out that even the mighty Dumbledore sometimes feels uneasy."

Dumbledore turned around and smiled: "You should know that this mirror belongs to me."

Snape smiled: "I only remember that someone gave it to me, and that's mine."

Dumbledore said something that even he didn't believe: "I just want to see what a world full of strawberry pudding looks like."

Snape said with a smile: "Haha..."

After Dumbledore left, Snape stood in front of the mirror and thought: What did the old fox see? Was it his first girlfriend?

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January 3, 1994.

There are only two days left until Hogwarts' spring semester starts.

Today is also the day when the trial of the major case of the century, ‘Sirius’ Injustice Case’, begins.

The location was in the Tenth Courtroom where Harry had been.

Harry and Dumbledore took the elevator and went straight down to the ninth floor.

Harry frowned slightly: "Why does the Ministry of Magic have to be so depressing and gloomy? The receptionist on the phone just now was still so cold. We can learn from the methods of the Muggles...the buildings like their city hall should be more open..."

The ninth floor has arrived.

This is the Department of Mysteries.

The elevator ends here, and you can only take the stairs below.

The courtroom is on the tenth floor, which is the last floor of the Ministry of Magic.

There is only a narrow, long, dark corridor on the ninth floor, facing the elevator entrance.

This scene is different from all the floors above.

The other floors are very spacious, with many buildings and an endless stream of wizards.

There is nothing on this floor, the walls are empty, there are no pictures of wizards hanging, and there are no windows.

Only at the end of the corridor stood a simple black door.

Harry wanted to say more suggestions about the Ministry of Magic, but when he saw the door, a strange feeling suddenly arose in his heart.

It was as if there was an invisible attraction pulling Harry, and there seemed to be a very soft voice that only Harry could hear saying his name.

Dumbledore didn't notice anything strange about Harry. He saw Harry looking at the black door, but thought he was curious about what was inside.

Dumbledore said: "The Department of Mysteries, this is the only place I am interested in. But you don't have time to look at it now. We have to go to the court first."

To the left of the elevator, there is a corridor leading down.

Dumbledore went down first.

As Harry stepped onto the steps, he couldn't help but turn his head and glance again at the black door at the end of the corridor.

He trusts his feelings.

There must be something related to him inside that door.

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