a certain scientific harry potter

Hearing the groundless news from nowhere, thinking that a student was able to rob a prisoner from Azkaban Prison, this is already something that will make people laugh. If they continue to be relentless, the face of the Ministry of Magic I'm afraid it will be completely lost.

However, although Fudge was successfully beaten into a trap, Harry also knew that the Ministry of Magic would be convinced that he was responsible for the prison robbery, because the group of dementors had recognized Harry.

Harry's special, heightened mood is the best food in the world for a dementor, so even if he uses Polyjuice Potion and doesn't manifest a physical Patronus, the dementor can eat it. Easily spot him.

Moreover, these dark creatures have a certain ability to communicate, and they will definitely tell Fudge what they perceive.

But Harry didn't care about it at all. What the dementor said, just like the fingerprints he found before, cannot be used as evidence.

A bunch of blind ghosts who take pleasure in persecuting human beings, they can't even see it with their own eyes, and the so-called 'perception' is just their own subjective assumption... If the Ministry of Magic dares to bring them out as witnesses, Harry dared to instruct Rita Skeeter to write jokes and spray them to death.

In fact, he's already doing it...

In mid-May, Xenophilius's "The Quibbler" was re-released, and the first fortnightly issue was immediately an explosive success.

It is only natural to have such results. In order for this magazine to make a comeback, Harry has made a lot of preparations in the early stage.

In order to achieve the maximum publicity effect, he even came to Diagon Alley himself on this day, not only helping Xenophilius to release the magazine, but also releasing a "Dark Demon" that almost occupied the entire sky. mark'.

But don’t get me wrong, it’s impossible for Harry to come up with a skull that vomits snakes. He just searched the memories of a few Death Eaters to fully grasp the spell of bone reappearance, and then use the principle of this spell , Projecting the cover and title page of the magazine directly into the sky.

In other words, Gilderoy Lockhart seems to have done this when he was in school. He enlarged his photo and projected it on the school's Quidditch pitch... Then he was locked up by Mrs. Hooch Yes, I also lost a piece of turf by the way~

But Harry will not be punished for doing this. Business management in the wizarding world is relatively rough, and there is no charge of malicious competition, not to mention that Harry did not slander his opponent. Propaganda a lot.

In other words, Harry made such a big fuss in Diagon Alley, the Ministry of Magic must have come to make trouble under the guise of 'causing panic', but the people who came over saw Harry's presence, and after weighing it, they all calmed down I left... A few people also ordered the magazine for the second half of the month.

Although the conflict between the Ministry of Magic and Hogwarts has been brought to the fore, some middle- and lower-level employees are actually just supporting their families. They are unwilling to participate in the dispute between Fudge and Dumbledore (actually Harry). Not offending is naturally the best choice.

And most of the shops in Diagon Alley also had similar ideas with them.

Before the magazine was released, Harry also went to discuss cooperation with them, and put some promotional pages of "The Quibbler" in these stores to ensure that the wizards who came and went could pay attention to this matter as much as possible, and then choose to try it out or subscribe directly.

Of course, these shops are also quite willing to provide convenience for Harry. After all, Harry today can largely represent Hogwarts, and Hogwarts is the main consumer of the shops in Diagon Alley.

Especially shops like Lihen Bookstore and Mrs. Malkin's Robe Shop that manage textbooks and school uniforms on behalf of them. Their main source of income is almost Hogwarts students. It's a bit thinner.

What's more, this was originally a matter of mutual benefit. After the re-editing, "The Quibbler" changed from a monthly magazine to a semi-monthly magazine. Harry also asked Xenophilius to add a special page for advertising and investment. This magazine is really popular, and these shops can point to it to promote their own stores or special products.

As for helping The Quibbler, would it offend the Daily Prophet or even the Ministry of Magic?

Hehe, businessmen in the magic world are never afraid of these officials.

As I said before, the economic system of the entire magic world is relatively backward. Although the Ministry of Magic collects various taxes from merchants, it cannot actually guarantee all the rights and interests of merchants. So many laws that business people need to abide by.

Therefore, when something goes wrong, instead of asking the Ministry of Magic, businessmen should ask Gringotts... Although those goblins are greedy, at least they can solve the problem properly after collecting money.

Besides, any smart person can see that the conflict between the Ministry of Magic and Hogwarts will only last for a while, and it will definitely not be a long-term confrontation.

After all... the minister of the Ministry of Magic can be replaced by election, and the governing philosophy of each minister will be different; but Hogwarts is such a school, even if Lao Deng steps down, the new principal will not run away from school Too much.

As the alma mater of all wizards in England, does Cornelius Fudge really dare to touch it at the risk of the world?

And when he can't fight, or is even knocked down, the "Daily Prophet" will naturally no longer be willing to serve as the mouthpiece of the Ministry of Magic...

"It's a profit! Haha, it's definitely a big profit this time!" When it was time to close the stall at night, Xenophilius carefully calculated today's sales, and he was so happy that he couldn't close his mouth from ear to ear.

Just today, I have earned the profit of the past two months of publishing the monthly magazine. You know, the reputation of the magazine has not yet fully fermented.

"It will get better and better in the future." Compared to the other party's excitement, Harry was much calmer, "And this is only part of it, don't forget, Luna and the others also helped sell it at school. "

Diagon Alley is the main force for magazine sales, but Hogwarts is the stronghold, and Harry will not forget it either.

Today, all the members of the Werewolf Detective Agency were dispatched, and they turned into magazine salesmen and started selling in the school.

Although the sales volume has not been counted yet, Harry believes that it will definitely not be bad.

Chapter 460 The events before the fourth caused an uproar

For this re-editing of "The Quibbler", the design idea determined by Harry and Xenophilius is to meet the reading taste of the public wizards as much as possible.

The revised magazine is roughly divided into several different sections, such as information, academics, and anecdotes, so as to ensure that everyone who reads "The Quibbler" can find the section that interests them the most.

Of course, this is likely to lose the original characteristics and depth of "The Quibbler"... But for a publication that aims to seize a large market share, the last thing it needs in the early stage is professional depth.

When the magazine has not really determined the target readership, it actively chooses a certain field for in-depth analysis, and even regards it as its main selling point. Reduced the magazine's overall audience.

No matter how good the reading material is, it is never possible to cover everything, but most readers are tolerant. As long as they can find a few highlights in this magazine that suit their hearts, it is enough to ensure continued subscription.

So there is a saying that is actually very good. It seems that all roads lead to Rome, but when you really choose to embark on a certain road and keep going deeper, there is only one road to Rome left.

The more active the choice, the fewer options will appear, and what Harry wants to ensure is that the readers of "The Quibbler" will always have different choices.

Of course, Xenophilius was still editor-in-chief of the magazine after all, so The Quibbler wasn't exactly a complete makeover.

His previous favorites, speculations and pseudo-science popularization of various unknown magical animals, are naturally preserved as the core of the magazine...

It's just that this piece of content will probably become the most uninterested part in the future.

But even if he will be depressed because of this, that will be a matter of future, at least for now, he counts the money happily.

"By the way... I seem to have seen Aguba Shijit in the past two days. It was a dark mass floating past here." Xenophilius, who was packing up the equipment, sighed for no reason, "I Just to put it bluntly, there is definitely something wrong with Fudge, his Ministry of Magic is probably full of these dark, foggy little guys."

Harry, who was in a hurry to get back to school, didn't pay much attention to Xenophilius' 'nonsense'.

And Xenophilius himself obviously won't know, not long after, what he said casually today... will become a prophecy.

...

After returning to school, Harry asked Hermione and others about the sales volume of the magazine, and the feedback they got was equally satisfactory.

The magazine, which once seemed full of gibberish, is now re-emerging in this all-encompassing, yet witty, way, and the overall acceptance among students remains high.

Especially when they found out that this magazine actually put forward many bold and novel academic views and experiments, it will undoubtedly accurately poke the excitement of many students.

For example, the Weasley twins kept pestering Hermione during the release of the magazine, asking whether Harry could really catch the thunder and lightning in the sky after a month.

After all, in their view, even Dumbledore, known as the master alchemist, may not be able to perform such a feat.

As for some other students, they were very interested in the revision statement of "History of Magic" jointly issued by Professor Binns and Ms. Bagshot. They hardly expected that a debate in the auditorium that day would actually rise to the top of the list. The high level of academics may even change the textbooks currently used by Hogwarts, and even the history of the entire wizarding world!

Of course, the Slytherin students must be quite depressed about this, but even if they just buy the magazine and tear it up angrily, isn't it a sale after all~

Among all the sections of this magazine, what shocked the teachers and students of Hogwarts, as well as all readers, was the various revelations written by an editor named 'Beetle'.

For example, Connery Fudge and Lucius Malfoy, the various detailed records of private exchanges between the two;

Another example is how the current director of the Department of Legal Enforcement, Pierce Thinknes, conspired to squeeze out his original boss, Amelia Burns;

There's also the rise of the Minister for Magic's nephew, Rufus Fudge, and how he ended up pocketing the finishing touches to the Quidditch World Cup after he was promoted to Director of International Magical Exchange and Cooperation.

These piles of revelations are absolutely eye-catching, although most of them have no conclusive evidence, but relying on the flamboyant rhetoric of the editor-in-chief of 'Beetle', he insists on writing a feeling like a live broadcast.

What's more interesting to everyone is that among the editor-in-chief's revelations, there is also a recent move by the Ministry of Magic.

Based on pretentious evidence, it is suspected that Harry Granger, a third-year student at Hogwarts, trespassed in Azkaban and robbed three notorious Death Eaters... For this reason, the Ministry of Magic broke into Hogwarts directly. Gewartz, however, after a destructive search that could be described as violent, turned out to be nothing.

The editor-in-chief of 'The Beetle' broke the news. Not only did the plot description have ups and downs, but there were also pictures with sound and the truth. Even the photos of the Ministry of Magic's trespassing and search of the Muggle Granger's house were also published in the magazine. , It can be said that it is a proper stone hammer to death!

And this also made many ordinary students, including some wizards who had entered the magic world, feel deep panic.

As we all know, Harry Granger is the famous "Boy Who Lived" in the wizarding world. If even his adoptive parents are randomly searched by the Ministry of Magic, wouldn't other families be able to guarantee their own rights and privacy? ?

In short, with the continuous release of this issue of the magazine, in the next few days, the entire British magical community's condemnation of Fudge and the Ministry of Magic can be said to have reached a new height.

And thanks to the authenticity of this revelation, the credibility of the other revelation articles written by the editor-in-chief of 'Beetle' is also rising steadily among readers.

Even though the "Daily Prophet" continued to refute the rumors under the instruction of the Ministry of Magic, and even publicly stated that it would pursue the responsibility of the editor-in-chief of the "Beetle" for the groundless slander, but it still can't change an iron fact...

"The Quibbler" is on fire!

Oh, and for Cornelius Fudge and the Ministry of Magic, there was one more thing that made things worse.

The French Ministry of Magic and Beauxbaton School of Witchcraft and Wizardry sent an official letter to the International Federation of Wizards at the same time, accusing Cornelius Fudge of unreasonably suspecting and disturbing the LeMay couple who are now living in Hogwarts, and asking Fudge himself to represent the British Ministry of Magic , publicly apologized at the unification meeting of the International Federation of Wizards.

For such a reasonable proposal, Dumbledore, who was the chairman of the Federation at the time, of course signed the agreement and approved it.

And when this resolution was sent to Fudge, he was naturally furious...

"Damn...Damn! Albus Dumbledore, and Harry Granger... bastards! The old and the young are all bastards!!"

Chapter 460 The whereabouts of Pettigrew appeared inexplicably

In the private office of the Ministry of Magic, Cornelius Fudge, who had just concluded a meeting, was venting his anger with teeth and claws.

On the brightly colored carpet, there was a pool of shattered glass... No one would have guessed that just a few minutes ago, it was an antique vase that was worth a lot even in Malfoy's house.

It stands to reason that, as a professionally trained politician, Fudge shouldn't vent his emotions like this...but he really couldn't help it.

In fact, this is not the first time he has been so angry.

Since the publication of the first semi-monthly magazine of "The Quibbler", Fudge held several meetings in just a few days, either to discuss the plan to dispel the rumors, or to formulate the sanctions policy against "The Quibbler" and Hogwarts.

However, not only did these meetings end without a problem in the end, Fudge even received a letter of accountability from the International Federation of Wizards in a meeting that just ended!

A group of French people yelled at him in the letter, not only asking him to compensate for the loss of Hogwarts, but also asking him to publicly apologize to Nicole Flamel at the meeting of the International Federation of Wizards.

For this matter, Fudge was so angry that his lungs exploded.

However, this is not what irritated him the most. The people from the French Ministry of Magic, who somehow learned about what happened in Azkaban, insisted that it was Lucius Malfoy who robbed the prisoner before, and The British Ministry of Magic poured dirty water on Harry's head just to protect Malfoy and attack Dumbledore.

They even dug out Rita Skeeter's previous nonsense report, accusing Lucius Malfoy of colluding with Pettigrew Peter to secretly restore the Dark Lord; they also said that if the British Ministry of Magic If the two fugitives of Malfoy and Pettigrew could no longer be caught, the French Aurors would apply for entry to assist in the arrest.

The above-mentioned internal and external troubles were all a heavy blow to Fudge, and even made him feel physically and mentally exhausted, and his emotions were on the verge of going berserk several times.

Of course, he also thought of many ways to try to counteract it. For example, he once proposed a vote in the Ministry of Magic, wanting to completely cut off the Ministry of Magic’s financial expenditures for Hogwarts, so that this disobedient school can clearly understand what is going on. Who is the talker in the British wizarding world.

However, before Fudge could get the number of support votes within his own side, Dumbledore's counterattack had already come with a stick.

After Harry took the initiative to bring the dispute with the Ministry of Magic to the surface, Dumbledore obviously also saw that it was useless to continue to endure.

So, he also began to follow Harry's previous strategy, and personally went to the twelve school managers to lobby for Gala's sponsorship.

As for the result, the Greengrass family, which is extremely powerful and influential, is the internal support, coupled with Lao Deng's innate good words, the effect is naturally leveraged.

Not only did he successfully win a large amount of sponsorship from the twelve school directors to 'build a nursing home', but he also helped Hogwarts get a wave of financial subsidies by the way.

With the support of these gold, Hogwarts does not say that it can completely escape the financial control of the Ministry of Magic, but self-sufficiency support until Fudge steps down is completely fine.

And this is also the reason why the twelve school managers are willing to be taken advantage of.

After all, anyone with a discerning eye can see that Fudge's political career is probably the same, but Hogwarts has Dumbledore and Nicole Flamel at the same time. The relationship... Whether it is to give charcoal in the snow or to add to the trouble, the school directors can't be more clear.

"Damn it! A Dumbledore, and Granger, they just..."

Bang Bang Bang ~

"Come in!" The sudden knock on the door made Fudge suppress his anger, he barely tidied up the scene, and swung open the office door.

"What's the matter?" Fudge asked Umbridge, who came to report, with wide eyes. He hoped that his most capable subordinate could bring some good news.

Otherwise, he would really wonder if all the people he raised were worthless.

"Good news, Minister Fudge!" Umbridge reported excitedly, "We have news about Pettigrew!"

"Is it true? Then what are you waiting for? Hurry up and send all the Aurors out, and we must capture him! He must live!!"

Hearing Umbridge's words, Fudge was so excited at this moment, he even forgot to verify the truth of the news, and at the same time, he didn't think about it at all...

Pettigrew hid so hidden before, why did he suddenly reveal the mouse's tail inexplicably.

...

In other words, Harry didn't pay much attention to the intrigues outside and the Ministry of Magic's arrest of Pettigrew.

It is now late May, the night of the full moon is approaching, and Harry's series of research on the dire wolf virus has also come to a real end.

"Roar!", "Aww!!"

In the deserted magic lockbox, the long howls of canines kept coming and going, and the roars seemed to contain irrational madness.

On the night of the full moon in May 1994, it should have appeared after the 5th, but now it is only the 25rd, and Harry successfully made Greyback and the other two werewolves completely lose their human appearance.

He was artificially inducing the werewolf to transform. After thoroughly studying the conditions required for the transformation of the werewolf, Harry began to try to actively manipulate it, and finally obtained the current results.

This method is simple to say, nothing more than injecting a relatively large dose of adrenaline to the werewolf to change their physical state and achieve the basic indicators for the werewolf to start transformation; at the same time, hypnotize the werewolf to deceive their The biological rhythm makes their bodies mistakenly think that it is the night of the full moon.

With the interaction of the two phases, the werewolf would naturally obediently transform as Harry asked.

In order to verify whether this forcedly catalyzed transformation had the same nature as a normal transformed werewolf, Harry even directly took the Death Eater, Little Mulciber, as his prey, and let the two werewolves bite him crazily.