A certain Hogwarts rune professor

Chapter 276 Vanity Fair

Coming out of Filch's office, Felix is ​​still thinking about what Lupine wants to get back. He only knows that this item is related to him when he was in school, and it is very likely to involve Black or Pettigrew. secret.

After removing Filch's subjective filter, he got two useful pieces of news: First, Lupine and the others didn't care that this thing was confiscated—at least on the surface, but now Lupine is desperately trying to get it back ; Second, this thing has been lost, because of the long time, it is difficult to find out who took it.

Many of the young wizards who were banned back then have already graduated.

Lacking key information, Felix could only write it down secretly for later use.He came all the way to Hagrid's hut, where Hagrid was clearing snow from the pumpkin patch behind the house, and Fang was having fun around him, running back and forth.

A gray hippogriff was tethered not far away. When it saw Felix approaching, it clicked its blade-like sharp beak, and followed his footsteps with its eyes.

"Hagrid!" Felix called from afar, patting Buckbeak on the beak.It was already very familiar with Felix, raised its head and snorted, then closed its eyes half-closed and enjoyed his touch.

The burly man straightened up, and casually stuck the shovel into the ground. He strode over and said beamingly, "Felix, Mr. Scamander wrote back. He did it! The case has been remanded for retrial!"

Felix nodded, "That's why I came here too. I also received a reply, Hagrid, we need to do something now."

"Do something?" repeated Hagrid, staring at him suspiciously.

"That's right," Felix replied in an affirmative tone, "Buckbeak's case was dismissed, and then reassigned. It may take ten days and a half months. This period of time is not for us to wait. ..."

He looked at Hagrid's puzzled expression, and sighed, "If there is no distribution, it means that there is no conclusion yet. The situation is in our favor. If we can pay a fine instead, this matter will probably end early .”

Hagrid came to his senses, "So... hearings, trials, all these things are gone?"

"The premise is that we must actively participate in it." Felix said seriously, "My suggestion is to go to the Ministry of Magic, ask about the progress of the incident, and submit a fine if possible. Arguing with reason: this is not a tamed magical creature suddenly going out of control and hurting people, but an accident caused by improper teaching operation."

He finally looked at Hagrid and said, "The initiative cannot be left in human hands. If the Ministry of Magic's focus is not on whether Buckbeak is guilty, but on the size of the charges, we will fall into an extremely passive situation."

"Then I'll go to the Ministry of Magic this afternoon!" Hagrid said excitedly. He looked at Buckbeak outside the window and said happily, "Did you hear that, Buckbeak, we see a light..."

With the arrival of February, Felix found himself interacting more and more frequently with the outside world. He still understood Ms. Dorothea Bonham, Belby, and the Longbottoms, but one after another, some relying on The pen pals who exchanged letters also wrote to him in unison.

In the letter, they expressed their congratulations to him.Felix waited quietly. Within two days, three exquisite official letters were sent to him on the same day. One was from St. Mungo's Association for Magical Medicine. Although it had "St. Mungo" in its name, it was In fact, it has little to do with St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries and Injuries. At most, it can be said that they were all established in memory of the same person—Mungo Boham.

St. Mungo's Association of Magical Medicine, similar to the Wizengamot, a wizarding court, is a circle of top healers, but the association members are more closely connected, and has its own academic journal "Bezoar With Baixian".

In the official letter, it enthusiastically praised Felix for his outstanding contribution to the cause of magical medicine. It highlighted two points. One is to ask Felix to name his treatment plan; Mungo's Medical Badge' and invite him to become a member of the Magical Medical Society.

Regarding the former, he really couldn't think of a good name, so he simply followed the conventional naming method and named it Haipu Memory Therapy.The latter, Felix also readily accepted, replied with a thank you letter.

The second official letter came from St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries and Sickness. In the letter, he introduced the clinical application data of his treatment plan. The current effect is outstanding, and it also has a good effect on some stubborn memory damage. The current director invited him to complete a magic portrait. , This is "the honor of every pioneer".

Felix had a hard time imagining what it would be like to have his portrait hung up.However, thinking that each portrait is equivalent to an eye and an eye, the slight discomfort in his heart disappeared immediately. He asked in the letter whether the portrait could be completed by himself, and St. Mungo only needed to provide some dimensions.

The last official letter came from the Wizengamot Governing Body of the Ministry of Magic, which was solemnly worded, announcing that he had been nominated as a candidate for the Order of Merlin and asking him to provide information in accordance with the attached schedule for review by all members of the Wizengamot use.

Felix followed suit. This is the process for everyone who has received an Order of Merlin in the academic field, and Belby did the same last year.

His name began to appear frequently in newspapers, and the "Daily Prophet" used a large page to introduce his outstanding contributions for three consecutive days, including his deeds in France, and said that "this is a belated honor."

When eating in the Great Hall, he could always find the little wizards of Hogwarts carrying various newspaper clippings and whispering in the corner.In addition to the reason of the newspaper, it is also related to the letters he often receives from various owls recently. Felix is ​​determined to cast a shielding spell on himself, but this kind of thing can only be thought about.

One afternoon, Professor McGonagall brought a young witch with a strange expression. She introduced, "This is a reporter from "Wizard Weekly". She is going to interview you..."

After the routine interview, the reporter began to command him to pose in various poses. Felix felt like a puppet. After taking a dozen photos, he firmly terminated this behavior.

The female reporter said sadly: "We can take better photos, Mr. Haipu, you will be a strong contender for this year's 'Most Charming Smile Award'..."

Felix shuddered, "I'm sorry, I didn't have such an idea." He hurriedly ended the interview, and while dining with Snape, he couldn't help but sigh with emotion: "I don't have time to do research recently, Vanity Fair is also an arena~"

Snape scoffed at his feelings.

It wasn't until the beginning of February that Felix finally calmed down. At this time, the ice and snow gradually melted, and the open space at the gate of the castle was unconsciously filled with vitality.

The little wizards took off their thick winter coats and cloaks, took off their scarves, and sat in small groups by the lake on the south side of the castle, lazily basking in the sun while watching the giant squid swimming in the lake.

In this laid-back vibe, Valentine's Day arrives.

　Celebrate the birth of the fourth leader of this book, and thank Little Flying Carpet for its support!

　　PS1: This chapter is a transition, and then enter the main plot

　　PS2: I will remember to add updates, including the previous leader's additions, but it is difficult to achieve with the current author's hand speed, so I won't say it every time, so as not to affect everyone's reading experience.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)