Study Days at Hogwarts

Chapter 1651 A war without a winner (one hundred and one)

"I heard that you intend to work in the Ministry of Magic?" Percy asked suddenly.

"I do have this plan."

Hermione was surprised that Percy suddenly changed the subject, but nodded in acknowledgement.

"However, I plan to return to Hogwarts to complete my studies first, and after graduating from Hogwarts next year, I will then go to the Ministry of Magic to apply for a job."

After hearing Hermione talk about the next arrangements, Percy frowned slightly, and after a moment he slowly said: "I hope you won't be angry, but to be honest, your choice is very irrational."

"You don't think I should go back to school to finish my studies?" Hermione was surprised that Percy would say that.

"Yes. If you plan to work in the Ministry of Magic in the future, you should join the Ministry of Magic now." Percy suggested kindly.

"Why?" Ron couldn't help asking.

"Due to the Second Wizarding War, there are many vacant positions in the Ministry of Magic. It will take time to fill these vacancies. I believe that with your ability and Minister Kingsley's care, you will definitely be able to get a pretty good one. Position."

Percy raised his hand and pointed to the remaining half glass of wine in front of him and explained: "Once the position is filled, there will be no vacant positions. Even if you graduate from Hogwarts with honors and enter the Ministry of Magic, The starting point will be much lower than it is now, and it is even more impossible to rise in a short time. Do you understand what I mean?"

This sincere suggestion was Percy's guidance to Hermione, allowing her to avoid detours.

"Actually, Albert also said something similar to me." Hermione showed a just right smile towards Percy, "However, I didn't join the Ministry of Magic because I wanted to be a senior official in the Ministry of Magic. The couple came from a Muggle family. It’s quite difficult for me. I joined the Ministry just to do what I wanted to do.”

Hermione's words were completely beyond Percy's expectations, but he still asked tentatively: "What do you want to do?"

"I hope to help the house elves improve their current bad situation." When Hermione said this, Percy felt as if she was glowing.

"You haven't given up on vomiting yet." Ron was shocked.

"It's the House Elf Rights Promotion Association," Hermione corrected.

Percy is a bit doubtful about life!

Hermione's reason for wanting to work in the Ministry of Magic is really ridiculous. Although he admires Hermione's ideals from the bottom of his heart, ideals are just ideals after all. Percy's own experience tells him that joining the Ministry of Magic for such ridiculous reasons will ultimately lead to They will only be educated by the cruel reality and suffer a lot.

However, Percy didn't want to hit Hermione, but asked curiously: "What did Albert say?"

"Albert believes that wizards' attitude towards house elves should be reversed first, and then the most basic rights of house elves should be ensured through legal means." Hermione could also feel that Percy was disapproving of this matter.

In fact, not just Percy, but other wizards as well.

"He also suggested that I write a story about house elves." Hermione seemed to have thought of something and said confidently, "I have almost finished the plot of the story, and I plan to wait until I have time to complete it in seventh grade."

"Where do you get so much time? Seventh grade must be very busy for you. Besides, don't you have to help Albert revise the "Defense Against the Dark Arts Guide"?" Ron doubted that Hermione would be able to do it after returning to school. Is it too busy?

"Of course." Hermione was very confident in herself, "Although it does seem like there are a lot of things, it's actually not as busy as you think."

"If you are bored, come and help set off the fireworks!" George cursed and walked towards this side.

"Why are you the only one left?"

Ron remembered that Fred and George had always been in charge of the fireworks.

"Obviously it was agreed upon in advance from the beginning, but in the end they all went to dance, and none of them were reliable." George glanced at the people present and asked again, "Anyone of you can come over when you are free. Help me, I can't do this alone."

"Let me do it."

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A familiar voice suddenly sounded from beside them, and everyone turned their heads in surprise to look at Albert and Isobel who had just left the dance floor.

"Aren't you going to continue dancing?" The expression on Hermione's face was extremely strange. "There are many girls waiting to dance with you."

"Forget it about dancing, otherwise it will be endless again later." Albert directly changed the topic and asked George: "Are Harry's fireworks also phoenixes?"

"Sirius ordered the phoenix fireworks. However, we also prepared fireworks for lions and griffons."

While talking, George took everyone to the place where the fireworks were set off. In addition to the four special fireworks, there were also many other fireworks piled here. The Weasley twin brothers spent a lot of effort to set off the fireworks for Harry and Ginny. A specially prepared gift.

"Do you mind letting us light the fire?" Albert asked, pointing to the Phoenix fireworks.

"You don't mind, I'll count one, two, three later, and you two will light the fireworks together." George raised the lit wand and turned to Hermione, Ron and Percy, "Remember to look at me when you set off the fireworks. The wands need to be put together to look good, is that okay?”

"No problem." Everyone nodded in unison.

"Then it begins, one, two..."

Before George could count to three, the night sky was suddenly dyed into a strange forest green by a beam of green light, and a sign of a big python emerging from the mouth of a skeleton appeared in everyone's sight.

"Dark Mark!"

Everyone stared with wide eyes, looking at the Dark Mark rising higher and higher, and opened their mouths in disbelief.

"Enemy attack!"

Ron screamed, and then his mouth opened and closed, but he couldn't make any sound.

"Calm down, Albert is here too? The situation is not as bad as you think." George felt that his brother was making a fuss, so he shut him up in order not to cause panic.

Wasn't this expected?

"Voldemort's remnants really don't want Harry to get married properly, and they deliberately come to disgust people." Not long after Albert took out his wand to disperse the Dark Mark in the sky, a new Dark Mark rose into the air, and this time there were several magics flying towards this side, but it seemed to be too scattered.

Perhaps the dark wizards didn't know the exact location of Avalon, so they took the opportunity to find out the exact location of Avalon by conducting a tentative bombing.

However, Albert, Moody and Lupin had already made full preparations, and easily blocked the two magics that might fall into the Avalon village outside the barrier.

"Do we need to evacuate the crowd?" Percy looked at the magic exploding outside the barrier, frowned and looked at Albert, waiting for the next instructions.

"No, those bastards are probably here to disgust Harry, I guess they don't have the courage to attack here." Moody came out of the big tent with a cane, his face was very calm, but Arthur, who came out with him, didn't look very good, obviously the appearance of the Dark Mark still alarmed the other guests in the tent.

"I think so too, let's go out and take a look!" Kingsley nodded to Albert, turned to Mr. Weasley and said, "You calm everyone down first, we will be able to drive those guys away soon."

Although it was expected in advance, Kingsley also mobilized a small number of people to ambush around Avalon in turn. He obviously knew that it was almost impossible to get rid of all the remnants of Voldemort in one go, but it would be good if he could catch one or two.

However, the situation was indeed not much different from what was expected. The so-called Voldemort remnants appeared here just to disgust Harry. They only knew the approximate location of Avalon and ran away directly after casting magic, without giving the ambush Aurors much time to react, let alone catch one or two people.

The most annoying thing was that the conspiracy of those guys succeeded.

Harry's wedding was disturbed by them, and the original festive atmosphere was instantly gone. At least the wizards who did not participate in the Battle of Hogwarts were very nervous, fearing that the tragedy of Bill's wedding would happen again.