Wizards of Hogwarts

The Blind Pig Bar.

The surprise inspection by the MAC Aurors two days ago reduced the number of "guests" in the bar by more than half. Most of them were sent to prison on the spot, and the remaining small number were also sent to prison. He was temporarily thrown into the cell of the Magic Congress and received the "education of love" from the Aurors.

As for the wizards who managed to escape, after all, they knew how to apparate, and they were almost scared out of their wits. They had been hiding outside for the past two days and would never come back to the bar.

This also led to a consequence. The Pig's Head Bar, which was originally crowded, happy and eerie, suddenly turned into an "empty" bar, as empty as a gloomy haunted house.

The second floor of the bar.

The house-elf bartender shuffled feebly from a room deep on the second floor. Behind it was the room belonging to the bar owner Narlak.

"Alas." The bartender turned around and glanced at the wooden door of the extremely quiet room behind him, and couldn't help but sigh.

To be honest, the house elf bartender doesn't have deep feelings for the Blind Pig Bar. He just comes out to hang out, so who cares about these things.The reason why the bartender sighed was because he felt that the Blind Pig Bar might have no future, and would even completely disappear from New York in a year or two.

Thinking of this, the bartender couldn't help but sigh again. It's hard to find a job these days.

If he had known this, he would not have told the boss the day before yesterday that the pretty boy who came to cause trouble might have a very powerful magic ring. If he had not told the boss about that matter, the boss who had lost his face would not have been too greedy and would not have caused trouble. The goblins in Gringotts were so concerned that they reported the pretty boy to the Magic Congress.

And then he was directly absent from the trial at such a critical moment of the trial.

In New York, no one can offend the Magic Congress and at the same time cause the strong displeasure of the Gringotts goblins. Even Narlac, the head of New York's underground intelligence, cannot bear such terrible consequences.

What's more, whether Narlak can survive tonight is a question.

Who knew those circus clowns would deliver such a bomb? The house elf bartender recalled the terrible lobster. Who knew that the light gray crayfish would cause such a big sequelae after eating it? The boss had never had lobster before. Have you ever been allergic?

Looking at the wooden door of the room, the bartender's eyes seemed to penetrate inside, and he saw Narlak lying on the bed with his face flushed, his body hot, and unconscious. What was even more frightening was that the sequelae that would happen to wizards were in goblins. There seemed to be a slight mutation on the boss's body. What he had on his body were not green rashes at all, but green blisters that were bigger than a baby's fist.

A normal wizard will cause a high fever and green rash after accidentally eating a soft-clawed land shrimp, but no one has said anything about the sequelae of goblins, not to mention that Narlak had eaten an entire soft-clawed land shrimp before.

Thinking of the so-called trial that was still going on at the Magic Congress, the house elf bartender couldn't help but have an idea:

The Blind Pig Bar is going to be gone.

Magical Congress, Judgment Room Six.

Ms. Picquery put her pocket watch on the table and made a not-too-heavy sound, which made the hearts of all the Gringotts goblins in the room jump.

"The time has reached six-thirty. Can anyone tell me where the plaintiff, Mr. Narlak, is now?" Ms. Picquery's voice was extremely cold, as if it came from the ice fields of the Far North.

Among the Gringotts goblin representatives, the older goblin was pushed out again. He said in a panic: "Maybe we need to wait a little longer."

"Wait a minute, do you know that you are wasting all of our time?" Ms. Picquery said, "Or do you goblins think that once something happens, we wizards must meet your demands unconditionally?"

"This is the Sixth Judgment Chamber of the Magic Congress, not your underground vault at Gringotts." Ms. Picquery's voice became louder and louder, "Understand your identity."

Elrohir sat bored in the dock, and he finally saw some clues. The protagonist of today's trial was not him at all. The real ones who made a fuss were the wizards of the Magic Congress and the goblins of Gringotts.

There is something wrong with the relationship between goblins and wizards, Elrohir thought.

And what did Narlak want to do? Elrohir became more and more curious about the behavior of the owner of the Blind Pig Bar, so he sued himself to the wizard's court, and then let everyone go in a gorgeous way.

What a powerful king of words!

Is it possible that there is some compelling reason why Narlak cannot come? Elrohir looked at Ms. Picquery, or is it that in order to ensure that his authority is not threatened by goblins, the people of the Magic Congress "prevented" Narlak from coming? Woolen cloth

Elrohir didn't know that he was close to the truth. The reason why Narlak couldn't come was simply because he had a bad stomach. Although this "sequelae of eating soft-clawed land shrimp" cannot be described as a simple bad stomach, it was probably...

A bad stomach.

"The trial on December 27th," Ms. Picquery said loudly, and a magical clerk immediately began to record the trial. "The trial is about Elrohir's damage to private property, intentional injury, theft of high-level magic items, and , a case of private coinage.”

"Interrogator: Serafina Picquery, President of the Magical Congress; Susan Joansi, Interim Director of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement; Senior Deputy Minister

“Plaintiff: Narlak, owner of the Blind Pig Bar.

"Plaintiff's witness: Gringotts Goblin.

“Witnesses for the defense: Newt Scamander, Tina Goldstein, Queenie Goldstein.

"The wizarding court officially opens"

With Ms. Picqueli's announcement, the trial officially began.

The faces of the Gringotts goblins were extremely ugly. If it weren't for the fact that people were not allowed to go out in the Magical Congress, they would have gone directly to the Blind Pig Bar and chopped Narrak alive.

This is not how you deceive people.

Although he didn’t know why the trial could be held without the plaintiff, Elohir still gave Ms. Picquery a thumbs up in his heart. It would be good to have a Congress president with a strong personality.

The trial process was extremely simple. Due to the lack of a accuser, the evidence was completely missing. The so-called "witnesses" were not able to understand what evidence Narlak had beforehand. People like Narlak made a living by intelligence. Goblins will never reveal the information they know to others unconditionally.

After the lack of key evidence, key people, and key information combined with so many factors, the trial came to an end at a very unreasonable speed.

"Please raise your hands if you agree that the accusation is unfounded," Susan Joansi said in a loud voice.

Elrohir chuckled as all the wizards raised their arms.

"Those who support the establishment of the crime please raise your hands."

Only a few cheeky goblins gritted their teeth and raised their right hands, but quickly put them down.

"Very well, very well," Ms. Picquery said twice, "the charges are not sustained."

"That's great, Elrohir." Newt said cheerfully, sitting in the witness box. He even winked at Elrohir.

"Then I declare"

"Wait a moment, Your Excellency Chairman." Elrohir also raised a hand, "I also have a case here that needs your help."

"Say." Ms. Picqueli showed an interested look.

"I think this is a complete false accusation, and their so-called personal and material evidence is a complete fabrication." Elrohir stood up and put his hands on the table, "Gringotts Goblin and Mr. Narlak ignored the Magic Congress Dignity, under the premise that Grindelwald and Obscurus harmed New York, regardless of social impact, violated social public interests and social ethics and infringed on my personal interests, I requested that they infringe on my right to reputation and personal dignity. Compensate for mental damage and reputational damage, and hope that they can immediately stop the infringement, restore reputation, eliminate the impact, and apologize.”