This Hogwarts is not normal

As the patriarch of "Breaking News", Rita is very good at amplifying the dark side of readers' hearts.

Even if the Weasley family is a pure-blood "disgrace", is there an inside story behind winning the big prize?

Halfway through the first draft, it was crumpled up and thrown into the trash.

According to some of her channels, Hogwarts changed 7 school managers some time ago.

Without exception, the new school managers are all related to one person.

And his name...

Rita has calmed down.

I'm tired of reading Lockhart's reports, so let's have some gentlemen's.

There is not only one wizarding newspaper in the UK, and at worst, it confiscated King Gallon's "Quietman" contribution.

But the Daily Prophet...

There are not many insensitive topics that can greatly increase sales.

Fudge did this before, it's time to "pay back".

Putting on the newly bought crocodile leather satchel, I sprinkled a handful of Floo powder on the fireplace.

"The Ministry of Magic—"

When the unpleasant feeling disappeared, she went straight to the front desk,

"Excuse me, is Minister Fudge here?"

The aunt at the front desk was puzzled, then shook her head reluctantly.

"Where is he? Did he clean up Knockturn Alley and Spider's End alley himself?"

Not to mention that it will be fabricated, but to say it will bring trouble to the minister.

"Minister, he went out to inspect today—"

Rita flipped out the small notebook in an instant.

The reception aunt was completely out of luck.

"Inspect the Azkaban Prison in the North Sea."

With a satisfied expression, Rita put away her small book and sat quietly on the sofa in the hall.

Maybe it was because the aura was too strong, many officials who passed by subconsciously swallowed their saliva.

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Azkaban is an island fortress in the middle of the North Sea, built by a dark wizard who called himself Extis in the 15th century.

Until the death of this dark wizard who took pleasure in torturing and killing Muggle sailors, and the large number of hidden magics arranged completely failed, the entire island was not discovered by the outside world.

By the time the Ministry learned, dementors had taken over the entire island.

But these hideous, soul-draining dark beings were but the least horrific of the discoveries.

The Aurors who were ordered to investigate have since refused to discuss what they have seen on the island.

A place that was once full of crimes, leaving it there will only affect the stability and unity of the magic world.

Muggles persecuting wizards?

Wizards persecuting Muggles?

Which came first, the egg or the chicken?

Dementors are creatures that swarm the darkest and filthiest places, cheering corruption and despair, sucking peace, hope, and joy out of the air around them.

It's hard to imagine what happened to the fortress from the time it was built to the death of its owner, Extis.

But it will be of no benefit to anyone to continue arguing, and it will only usher in a dark age comparable to the Middle Ages.

Directly destroying them will cause the dementors to be homeless, ushering in their crazy revenge.

The disposal of the island was temporarily put on hold, but it was not forgotten by the wizards.

After the Secrecy Act went into effect, small prisons were a show.

Not only does it disperse the guards, but it is also very difficult to find prisoners after they escape.

The key is that there are often abnormalities such as explosions, stench, and bright lights, and sooner or later Muggles will find something is wrong. ….a remote and large wizarding prison became the best solution at the time.

But the cost of building prisons in the Hebrides was too high, and the entire bill was discussed for several years without any progress.

Damocles Rolle was Minister for Magic until 1718.

If you don't want to use too many resources, use the location you already have.

Is the North Sea remote enough?

Is there enough room to cast the No Trace Stretch Curse?

Wouldn't the dementors be enough to save money as guards?

Minister Roll, who reached the pinnacle of power by relying on anti-Muggle issues, ignored the opposition of Muggle origin and most half-blood wizards, and insisted on transforming the sinful island into the current Azkaban Prison.

Even an otherwise sane and non-dangerous wizard would quickly lose his mind after entering.

Despite occasional objections, Azkaban's attitude towards prisoners did not change until the next Minister Perseus Parkinson.

The wizarding prison had been in operation for 15 years when Eldritch Diggory took over as Minister for Magic.

During this period, there has never been a prison escape incident, or lead to the wizarding world.

After actually visiting Azkaban, Minister Digory was still haunted by what he had seen and heard.

Most of the prisoners have gone mad, and the prison even set up a cemetery outside to bury them who died of depression.

Prisons can exist, but at least the dementors should be removed.

A committee was formed to discuss alternatives, and before a consensus could be reached, Minister Diggory died of dragon pox.

Since then, no minister has seriously considered closing Azkaban.

They turn a blind eye to the inhumane conditions in the prison, acquiesce in the use of magic to expand the prison, and rarely take the initiative to visit.

Since there is a record of zero escapes, why change it?

Nearly 300 years later, Azkaban still holds this record perfectly.

After Fuguideng Island, take a look at the towering fortress building.

This is the second time he has come to inspect since he took office.

Nothing seems to have changed.

If there were any, there would only be more than a dozen steles in the messy cemetery in front of him.

One of them belonged to Morfin Gaunt, the rest is unknown.

Umbridge tightened his little pink suit.

It was like this without the dementors showing up, and the prisoners in the fortress would only suffer more.

Fudge produced a bronze pocket watch from the liner pocket of his suit,

"It turned out that it was only 5 minutes. I thought half an hour had passed."

Perhaps it is not because of being disturbed to the perception of time, but because of being affected by emotions.

No wonder the previous ministers of the Ministry of Magic didn't come here very often, it's really torture to go a few more times.

"Dawlish, how do you feel?"

Dawlish behind the two of them loosened his clenched wand slightly, "Icy, hopeless, and even more uncomfortable than when I was training with Aurors."

Fudge nodded slightly, "Let's go, go and see those prisoners."

There is no high wall outside the fortress, and the only way to get in is through the cemetery.

Spooky, especially creepy.

Just when the door was opened, the surrounding air seemed to be a few degrees lower.

The walls made of large stones were a little white, as if they were covered with frost.

The more you go up, the clearer the crazed laughter becomes.

Those at the bottom are those with a sentence of less than one year in prison, and the status is relatively "optimistic".

Starting from the third floor, those with a sentence of less than 3 years will be stupid.

If it weren't for the occasional eye roll, no one would think that they were still alive.

Laughter comes from floors 6 and up.

Locked in those separate compartments are all heinous dark wizards.

Some used human bodies to conduct illegal experiments, and some imprisoned and brutally tortured Muggles.

The most notorious and unforgivable are the criminals of the 13th floor.

Almost all of them were Death Eaters, mentally insane Death Eaters who had been in prison for 12 years.

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Qingmo Daxian reminds you: remember to collect after reading