when harry potter met league of legends

As long as there are no living witnesses, it is considered an assassination.

In the same way, since there is no evidence to prove that Allen and the others accidentally entered Gringotts unconsciously, it means that the competitor is completely slandering (Alan guessed it should be Scrimgeour, but Professor McGonagall

Obviously the meaning of that name was not mentioned.).

Well, Allen can understand the thoughts of the current Auror Office Director to a certain extent - seeing Fudge almost fall into the abyss of destruction, then the director can be promoted as a matter of course.

Getting rich or something, but when he opened the celebratory wine, he found that Dumbledore had directly lifted him up...

Since ancient times, cutting off someone's financial path has been like killing one's parents. What's more, what Dumbledore cut off was someone's chance to be promoted to Minister of Magic. It's strange that the other party would be happy.

The title of Headmaster of Hogwarts does sound like a good title, but in terms of power, there is no way to compare with the title of Director of the Auror Office - it sounds like the title of Director of the Office is a bit cheap, but the real situation is that this

The chief of staff controls the most powerful magic army in the UK. His personal strength must be taken down by Voldemort himself. His political influence can also make the people think of him immediately after pushing Fudge out of office.

He is also a well-known figure in the entire British wizarding world.

Although all this does not affect the fact that he received the lunch quickly, the office director at this moment really has the right to send a letter to question-if Fudge hadn't stabilized it with the help of Dumbledore

In this situation, now that the Minister of Magic is acting as a sidekick, it is not a problem that can be solved by questioning in a letter.

Allen has not yet observed what Dumbledore thinks, but Professor McGonagall is really angry - since Dumbledore usually doesn't take care of things, the vice-principal has almost taken charge of all the school's daily affairs, and sent it to the school

Naturally, this letter arrived first from Professor McGonagall.

As we all know, Professor McGonagall takes the school's honor very seriously, so she went to Dumbledore with a letter almost immediately - Ellen firmly believed that if Dumbledore said that he had not done this,

After that, Professor McGonagall will definitely write back as soon as possible to refute the office director who is about to make a move.

Well, of course, Allen did not doubt that even if Dumbledore admitted it, Professor McGonagall would still send a stern letter to the Auror Office of the Ministry of Magic after scolding Dumbledore.

rebuttal.

The reason is as simple as this - the reason why Professor McGonagall came to see Dumbledore was entirely to see if there was a need to discipline the headmaster who did something outrageous from time to time, rather than really having any objection to the Ministry of Magic's letter.

What a special response...

But Alan didn't bother to care about the reaction of the people at the Ministry of Magic - whether Fudge was the Minister of Magic or Scrimgeour, Alan knew more or less about their experiences, and they were not good people.

, the kind that Allen wouldn’t even start a fight with.

But it's a pity that Alan is calm and calm here, and Dumbledore is looking very good, but there happens to be a super cheating teammate who has never learned to hide his feelings - Harry was talking to Professor McGonagall

At that moment, his face suddenly changed, as if a young man exploring life in some dark corner of the school found Professor Snape rushing over. His whole face was extremely pale, and a cold sweat the size of a soybean grain fell from him without even a little effort.

There was seepage on his forehead, and Allen looked at it and scolded his teammates for cheating.

Obviously, such an obvious change cannot be hidden from Professor McGonagall - as a dean who faces a group of naughty children every day, although he does not meet children who try to lie every day, he has experienced it more than a dozen times a month.

How could such a well-informed person fail to notice such a big movement?

Of course, the honest boy Harry was brought up by the professor directly. Professor McGonagall looked at Harry: "I think you should have something to say, right, Potter?"

Harry's eyes for help instantly glanced at Dumbledore. Allen watched as Professor McGonagall's eyes turned from calm to angry and turned from Harry to Dumbledore: "Headmaster, you know what is happening now.

What time?"

"About eight o'clock?" Dumbledore's eyes drifted to a small golden clock on the table, and then his face was filled with joy: "Well, it's seven-fifty now, Minerva."

"Professor!" Professor McGonagall's tone was filled with uncontrollable anger, but at this time she still maintained the most basic politeness: "It is now during the Triwizard Tournament, and three schools from other countries are currently visiting Huo.

Gwarts! This is the first time in hundreds of years that we have reopened the Goblet of Fire. Are you taking Harry to blow up Gringotts at this time?"

...

The anger is understandable, but Allen wanted to ask a question - if it would be okay to blow it up at another time.

Fortunately, he stopped this bold idea in time, which could easily kill him. If the current situation did not allow him to escape, he might even have left Dumbledore and Harry to the already angry Professor McGonagall.

Fortunately, Dumbledore was there - for some reason, Allen always felt that the principal's technique of calming down the extremely angry Professor McGonagall was particularly skillful, as if he had practiced it countless times.

After an explanation, Professor McGonagall, who had finally calmed down, reluctantly accepted the excuse that the trip to the bank was entirely to cut off the huge wealth that Voldemort could use to resurrect and to obtain a Horcrux, and assured Dumbledore again.

I would not act so rashly and then I left with some unvented anger.

As for the target of the professor's anger, Alan had no doubt that it was the Director of the Auror Office of the Ministry of Magic who had the courage to send the official letter - Alan even thought that it might be a roaring letter...

As for why, Allen could only say that Professor McGonagall had confirmed many times whether she had left any traces.

After finally waiting for Professor McGonagall to leave, Allen, who looked frightened, exhaled and turned his eyes to Dumbledore. He was just in danger. If Dumbledore or Harry accidentally revealed the person who proposed to go to Gringotts,

It is estimated that Allen will have to go to the professor's office for a cup of black tea or something later. I don't know how long it will take, but he will definitely not be able to calm down...

After finally catching his breath, Allen looked at Dumbledore - he didn't know what he was doing tonight. Everyone just watched Professor McGonagall get angry. (To be continued)