Harry Potter: Sacrifice of Creation

Both Fudge and the Death Eaters had to give Turners face, because his fist was big enough for them to ignore it.

Moreover, there is a tacit understanding between the Death Eaters and Turners that Turners will not participate in their battle with the Order of the Phoenix, and they will also meet some conditions when Turners mentions.

Of course, there is a limit to this satisfaction, and Umbridge's case will undoubtedly be within the limit.

Although Umbridge was targeting Dumbledore, he was undermining his prestige in the school, thereby fundamentally weakening Dumbledore.

However, this kind of behavior can only be said to be a very ordinary means, and the effect it can play is only to damage Dumbledore's reputation, no matter how much, she can't do it, and she can't do it for this, annoying Turners.

Besides, they also know the existence of the leader organization.

Although this can be said to be a very large organization by definition.

However, before they developed, they were still just a small club in the school.

Now Umbridge has inadvertently made an educational order directly make the leader organization listed as an illegal organization.

Isn't this a naked slap in the face of the leader of the leader, Turners!

No one can stand this, let alone a strong man who can match Voldemort and Dumbledore, or even better than them.

"Okay, you go back first, I'll go to the base, I'll settle this matter quickly, don't get involved for the time being." With that, Turners turned away with a blank face.

For Turners' departure, Harry was not only not worried, but very happy.

They have been following Turner, how can they not know how strong Turners is.

The commitment of such a strong man is undoubtedly very reassuring.

Moreover, they were not only happy about this, Turners' intervention in the Hogwarts matter was undoubtedly to relieve Dumbledore's pressure.

Or to say that Dumbledore has no worries, which is undoubtedly a good thing for Dumbledore.

The two of them, although they are now part of the leader, should be in the neutral camp and not take sides.

But in their hearts, no matter what, they are still naturally more biased towards Dumbledore.

Now that Turners is undoubtedly helping Dumbledore by doing so, it is something to be happy about.

Hermione and Neville on the side were very clear about their thoughts.

But I didn't say much, if I had to choose between the Death Eaters and the Order of the Phoenix, they would all be biased towards the Order of the Phoenix.

This essentially dictates their choice, and the Death Eaters are ultimately more inclined to a terrorist organization.

The natural affinity of such a force is much worse, and Dumbledore is their headmaster, so it is undoubtedly very ridiculous for them to give up their headmaster and favor an enemy who has been their enemies five or three times before.

Even Draco, whose father was a member of the Death Eaters and a senior member, would choose Dumbledore if he really had to choose.

Although Dumbledore was not very welcome, it was easier for him to choose Dumbledore than Voldemort.

So, Draco didn't say anything about it, or rather, didn't get involved.

From beginning to end, he just saw himself as a bystander.

And now seeing Turner, ready to meddle in this matter, for some reason, Draco even had a feeling of relief.

Looking at the back of Turner leaving, Draco was really a little envious, after having absolute strength, many things, no need to be affected by external pressure, do what he wants to do.

Draco wasn't a fool, he knew very well what the Malfoy family was in.

Through his relationship with his father, he could also faintly feel that his father himself had an instinctive rejection of following Voldemort.

What really made him until now, he is still in Voldemort's army of Death Eaters, and it is one thing to not deal with Dumbledore, but more importantly, it is Voldemort's terrifying strength and means.

If it weren't for that, he was sure that his father wouldn't have been involved.

However, as early as more than ten years ago, his father had already been branded as Voldemort, and now let alone wanting to quit, even if it was just passive sabotage, he would be punished by Voldemort.

I have to say that the current Lucius has no way out at all, and can only go all the way to the dark.

Draco knew all this, and of course, that wasn't to say that Lucius really couldn't get out of it.

He has, he has a way out, and his way out is his son.

Through his son, he was able to get Turner, a third party, to protect him and his family.

It's just that this is just a move that will be used as a last resort.

After all, let's not talk about the cost of doing so, it's a question of why Turners sheltered the family.

Moreover, he can't do this, and once he does, it is conceivable that a large part of the Death Eaters under Voldemort's hands will find connections and break away from Voldemort's oppressive rule.

When the time comes, the entire Death Eater force of Voldemort will be like a flood that has opened the floodgates, pouring thousands of miles.

Voldemort couldn't bear such a situation, and when the time came, he really went crazy, and no one knew what Voldemort would do.

In such a situation, even Turners can't completely parry it.

Indeed, he was strong enough to fight Voldemort.

However, he was not completely sure that he would be able to completely suppress Voldemort, leaving him with no other way to do anything else.

As long as Voldemort is given a chance to hide, then it is foreseeable that what will happen to the deranged Voldemort next.

In the past, Voldemort may still have some sanity and knew that Turners could not touch it.

But if it is because of Turner that the forces under his command will collapse, it is foreseeable that Voldemort will never have the slightest scruples.

And a magician without the slightest scruples, one can imagine his terrifying destructive power.