The third generation of Dark Lord came from Hogwarts

In just one day, Rita had already taken action.

No, it should be writing.

The Daily Prophet not only reported the recent petrification incident at Hogwarts, but also related it to the student who died many years ago.

She was extremely dissatisfied with Hogwarts's inaction, and even publicly criticized whether Dumbledore was still qualified to be called the greatest white wizard of this century!

She was a smart person, and originally planned to praise Argus's image in Hogwarts in the report.

On second thought, Argus didn't mention this to her, maybe it meant that he didn't want her to add unnecessary details.

Anyway, she wouldn't have only this report, and there would be many opportunities to promote Argus in the future.

Why rush?

On this day, the Aurors officially moved into Hogwarts!

The leader was Alan Mitchell.

At this time, Argus didn't pay attention to these.

In Hagrid's hut, the three-meter-tall, huge Hagrid was holding a blanket made of his unicorn tail hair, crying like a baby who had not been weaned.

Decades of injustice have been redressed, and this sadness and grievance is definitely not something that others can understand.

Argus did not speak. What Hagrid needs now is not comfort, but venting.

He has cried many times since Fudge apologized to him and the Daily Prophet published a report to clear his name.

The last time Argus came, he wanted to discuss the next supply of goods with Hagrid, but he ran into Hagrid crying.

Helplessly, he had to come again next time.

Unexpectedly, Hagrid couldn't hold back the tears in his eyes when he saw him this time.

After about ten minutes, Hagrid stopped.

His eyes were red, and there were snot and tears hanging on his beard.

His unkempt image looked even more sloppy.

"Yes... I'm sorry, Argus, I really couldn't help it..."

"It's okay, Hagrid, we are friends. If we have to restrain our emotions in front of friends, then life will be too tiring."

"Argus..." Hagrid was moved to a mess.

He almost couldn't help crying again!

Argus stood on tiptoe and patted Hagrid's back to comfort him.

Fortunately, Hagrid was sitting on the bed, otherwise he might not have been able to get it.

Although Hagrid's reputation was cleared under his influence, he did not intend to tell Hagrid.

It is true that this would gain Hagrid's gratitude, but with Hagrid's big mouth.

He might let it slip at any time, and then Dumbledore's attitude towards him would be completely different from now.

"Hagrid, now you are no longer the sinner you were before, you should not need to use an umbrella as a disguise anymore, right?"

"That's true, but I've gotten used to it over the years."

As Hagrid spoke, he suddenly thought of something, and his eyes unconsciously glanced at the Forbidden Forest.

After enduring for a long time, he still couldn't help but speak: "Argus, my crime has been overturned, then the one I raised back then..."

"No!" Argus knew what Hagrid was going to say halfway through.

Hagrid himself was not guilty, which meant that all the cases back then were wrongly judged!

Given his love for magical animals, of course he wanted to bring Aragog, the eight-eyed giant spider in the Forbidden Forest, back to his side to raise!

"Hagrid, you have to know that your eight-eyed giant spider is dead!"

"Even if you didn't do what happened back then, it's still against the rules for you to raise an eight-eyed giant spider in Hogwarts."

"You finally cleared your name, you can't let the Ministry of Magic take back your wand because of this, right?"

"You're right..." Hagrid lowered his head, looking a little disappointed.

"Don't think too much, your eight-eyed giant spider lives well in the Forbidden Forest. If you take it over rashly, it may not be able to adapt."

"Yeah... It lives well in the Forbidden Forest!" Hagrid wiped the tears from his face.

Looking at his stained cuffs, Argus was somewhat disgusted.

He took out his wand and threw it at Hagrid.

Hagrid's clothes instantly became clean and new.

"Silent spellcasting? Argus, are you so proficient in silent spellcasting now? You are worthy of being the most talented student in Hogwarts." Hagrid looked at his clothes and then at Argus.

He couldn't help but exclaimed.

Argus shook his head helplessly: "Hagrid, you are a legal wizard now, you can try to learn to integrate magic into your life."

Hagrid sighed: "It's not that I don't want to, it's mainly because of so many years, I'm used to it."

Hearing this, Argus relaxed a little.

What he was most afraid of before was that Hagrid would have some different ideas because of the matter of rectifying his name.

For example... Go back to the giant tribe to visit relatives, or go to find some magical animals.

Although the Saint's shop now has its own supply base, it is still inferior to Hogwarts in terms of quality.

Once Hagrid leaves, he dare not guarantee that Hogwarts will continue to supply the Saint.

Their transaction has never been made public, even if it is tacitly approved by Dumbledore, it is because Argus and Dumbledore have reached an agreement.

In this case, if Dumbledore turned his back on him, Argus would be in trouble.

After the two briefly discussed the subsequent sale of goods, Argus returned to Hogwarts from Hagrid's hut.

As soon as he entered the door, Argus saw a group of Aurors on guard.

He exchanged a glance with Allen and ignored them immediately.

...

Perhaps it was because the Aurors were stationed, or because the basilisk was not released again.

In the next few days, Hogwarts entered a long-lost peace.

The little wizards returned to their past cheerful appearance.

They played around everywhere, but with the patrol of Aurors, the little wizards were often caught when they went out at night.

Only one person was in a state of anxiety.

Ginny!

She had noticed the impact of the diary on herself, and even knew how she was controlled to do those terrible things.

The fear and guilt in her heart made her suffer.

Especially after the Aurors moved in, she was worried every day that what she had done would be discovered.

She couldn't sleep well every day, and she had no energy in class.

Her body was rapidly losing weight, and there was no light in her eyes.

Many people noticed that something was wrong with her, but they couldn't get any effective answers when they asked.

Ginny wanted to throw away the diary, and she had secretly taken the diary out many times.

But halfway through, she always couldn't make up her mind.

One is that she was worried that she would be discovered.

The second, and most important point.

She had become dependent on the advice of the diary, or in other words, under the guidance of the diary, she did become more dazzling.

Closer to... the person she wants to be closer to.

She asked herself this question many late nights.

If she didn't have a diary, could she still do this?

I'm afraid she wouldn't even be able to see the back of that person, right?

He was so dazzling, so dazzling... there was no one in Hogwarts who could stand shoulder to shoulder with him.

In order to catch up with him, Ginny didn't want to and couldn't put down this diary.

Only it could help her really get into his sight...