when harry potter met league of legends

"The waves of the Thames are turbulent, and the clouds are flying over the Three Sisters Mountains.

The chaotic world......"

"Alan, what are you humming?"

"A ditty that suits the occasion - of course, I think the lyrics should be changed." Alan answered Harry's question while forking a baked potato onto his plate with a relaxed expression.

All the things that needed to be said were said, even though they were all confusing, but both Professor McGonagall and Professor Snape who came later to discuss the matter were successfully persuaded to try to make Dumbledore the Minister of Magic.

The matter has been successfully passed on to all employees under Professor Albus Dumbledore.

Well, it was not given to the principal, but to most of the professors in the school and most of the people in the Order of the Phoenix who confirmed their loyalty - it was proposed by Professor Snape who came after him, and passed on by Professor McGonagall.

As for Professor Dumbledore, who should know the news the most, he was completely kept in the dark...

Professor Snape's extremely sophisticated proposal made Allen clearly understand why Professor Snape was able to stay with Voldemort as an ace spy for so long - he is still old and wise. When it comes to these methods, whether it is

Professor McGonagall and him were both too far apart.

Will someone tell Dumbledore? Yes - there is no doubt about it.

But what's the use of telling him? Before Dumbledore knew about it, the news had spread throughout the school professors and Order of the Phoenix employees. Even after the limelight passed, maybe Fudge would know about it, but he could

What is the use?

Allen's only thought now is to stay away from Professor Snape in the future - he is just trying to persuade, Professor Snape can't just force Dumbledore to do anything wrong.

"Harry, remember, there is nothing new under the sun. It's all history repeating itself." Alan put down the knife, watched the tableware disappear automatically, then turned to Harry and said.

Seeing Harry, who was eating apple pie, trying to swallow the food quickly and with difficulty to ask questions, Alan smiled maliciously, turned around and left quickly, without any intention of explaining.

Just saying this makes you confused. Of course, if you are better at the history of magic, you might be able to understand it... Allen complained as he walked, not considering that the Hogwarts History of Magic course is a student achievement

A magical course comparable to Defense Against the Dark Arts.

According to the previous agreement, he should go to Professor McGonagall now - even the magic world's version of the yellow robe is not something that can be done in one sentence. As a direct participant in the matter, Alan has never thought about McGonagall.

Professor Ge will let this useful wage earner go...

…

“Tuk-tuk-tuk.”

"Please come in."

After Allen pushed open the door and applied a series of anti-eavesdropping magics with his backhand, Professor McGonagall and Professor Snape, pretending to play chess, immediately took out a large stack of letters from the drawer.

These letters sent from different channels were shimmering with dim light, and various protective spells were obviously cast on them to prevent anyone from trying to steal the contents of the letters through illegal means.

"That's too much, Professor."

"This is only part of it, Alan, come and help sort out these letters." Professor McGonagall said as she directed a stool to fly to the table and motioned for Alan to sit over.

The wand in her hand danced delicately, using a spell that Allen had never even heard of - which was already very rare - to break the magic attached to the letter, and handed the opened letters separately to Allen and Si.

In front of Professor Nepp's desk.

"Find the most critical information in the letter and record the name." While speaking, another owl landed outside the window and tapped the window with its beak.

Professor McGonagall didn't even have time to leave the table. After waving her wand to open the window, the owl didn't even get a grain of owl food, so it took off the letter and drove it out - when it left, Alan could be sure that he

Hearing the dissatisfied cry from the owl, he could guarantee that it was definitely not a good thing.

"We don't have time to manage the mood of those owls - we don't know how many letters will be brought later, and we have to process these letters as quickly as possible."

The professor expressed her meaning as clearly as possible as quickly as possible, and the wand in her hand did not even stop when she was speaking. In the time it took her to open two letters, another letter appeared.

An owl started smashing its beak against the window.

There was probably no need to run away this afternoon, so Allen cursed and began to examine the letter in his hand as quickly as possible.

The beginning of memories of past events... skip

Praising Dumbledore's deeds... skip

Recognition of Professor McGonagall's achievements... skip

Own dilemma...skip

Support Dumbledore's intention to be elected Minister of Magic and be willing to provide a certain amount of campaign funds...the only useful information.

The signature... is recorded on the parchment along with the word support.

Okay, next one.

…

With the unremitting efforts of Allen and the others, the ever-changing pile of letters on the table finally turned into a small pile.

"Is it still necessary to open these roaring letters?" Professor Snape looked tired after disposing of the normal letters and patiently using magic to dismantle the three roaring letters.

"No need - under normal circumstances I don't think anyone would choose to express their support through a howl letter."

Professor, don't speak so absolutely, what if the other party is ready to support us with his charming voice like Lockhart?

This idea came to Allen's mind, but he didn't have the energy to joke about it - those letters really made him vomit after reading them. Who knows how those guys managed to hide the message of support among so much nonsense?

Among those who are successful, those who support are better. The letters from those who do not intend to express support or express opposition are really confusing. If you don’t read carefully, you can’t tell what the other party means.

"Who are these letters from?"

"Your side is a letter from members of the Hogwarts School Board and major donors in recent years. Professor Snape's side is a letter from members of the Order of the Phoenix and school employees-" The professor took the letter from Allen.

parchment, while turning to look at Professor Snape.

"Severus, how's your reply going?"

Professor Snape, who was busy writing, raised his head, his expression didn't change much, his tone was just less sarcastic than before:

"Minerva, most people agree with our ideas, a few people need more explanations from our side, and as for the opponents - there are currently none."