Hogwarts, was gnawed at the beginning

The days after returning were peaceful and beautiful.

If you ignore the big fireball in the sky, it's actually not bad.

Fortunately, air conditioning is a good thing. Thanks to Willis Carrier [an American scientist and engineer, known as the father of air conditioning], it allows people to enjoy the coolness of autumn and winter socializing in hot afternoons.

One person I must also thank is a high-spirited man from an ancient Eastern civilization. He invented ice cream [it is said to be him], which can lower a person's temperature.

It is a perfect match with air conditioner.

The young couple, who had been tired of being together for several days, sat quietly on the sofa, each holding a milk popsicle and reading the magic book brought back from Hermione. They should have read these before the vacation started, but Because of Soul, Hermione had been in a state of confusion since the day of the Goblet of Fire finals.

Oh, by the way, all of Suer's luggage was sent back the next day. It was sent by the elf who regarded Suer as its master. Well, it suddenly appeared with a bunch of luggage. When they were in the Ellison's living room, Mrs. Ellison was shocked. However, they had seen the goblins of Gringotts. The looks of house elves and goblins were quite similar, so they did not scream. Calling or something like that.

Angel, who had successfully accepted his identity as a little wizard, was very interested in house elves who looked weird and even scary to ordinary people.

Naturally, it stayed with the Ellisons.

Ah, yes, Soul experienced the wonderful benefits of having a house elf at home in advance.

Mrs. Ellison was liberated, and by extension, Mrs. Granger was also liberated. The industrious house elves swept the two houses that were almost connected together and delivered delicious food on time.

Granger and Mrs. Ellison were eye-opening. It turned out that this is how wizards cook - just put the food into a pot, then snap your fingers, and the food will cook itself, which is convenient and fast.

As for why the Granger family also enjoys the same treatment?

In Cress's words, Hermione is the mistress and the master's wife. Cress must do these things.

However, Hermione still did not give up the idea that house elves should have legal rights. In the first few days, she wanted to pay Cress a commission. Cress, who was afraid of being pestered, simply hid away from Hermione to find her.

For house elves, hiding oneself is a compulsory course.

If I can't afford to offend him, why can't I hide?

Then again, the magical world has been very lively recently. Hermione knew that Soul had the habit of reading the Daily Prophet. She deliberately collected all the Daily Prophets during this period so that Soul could know what happened in the magical world recently. 'Big deal'.

Of course, there is only one so-called big event, and only one - Voldemort's return.

The Daily Prophet remained completely silent this time, without any subjective opinions, and was only responsible for publishing reports from heavyweights.

There was no way, they couldn't afford to offend either group of people, so being obedient and not doing unnecessary things was the wise way to protect themselves.

Yes, just like in the original work, a war without gunpowder began.

After the Goblet of Fire ended, the morning after Harry returned with Soul's body ---

Originally, in addition to registration, the Daily Prophet also had a series of issue numbers, paragraphed text and a large picture printed in the middle, which was the so-called front page news.

But the day after Harry brought the news of Voldemort's resurrection after the Goblet of Fire, the front-page news interface of the Daily Prophet changed, split into two, with a different article on each side, clearly distinguishable.

One of them is titled Dumbledore---

"A warning from Albus Dumbledore, headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and chief wizard of the Wizengamot - he's back!!!"

Soul glanced at it briefly, and there was nothing special about the content. The writer wrote down all Dumbledore's original words without missing any words, without adding any words with personal emotions.

"There is nothing to doubt. Mr. Harry Potter has seen it with his own eyes and heard it with his own ears. I believe he is not an alarmist - Voldemort is back..."

"I am here to warn you in my name to stay calm, stay sensible, and stay in a safe place as much as possible. I don't intend to cause panic, but I think people should be prepared..."

The text on the left is very brief, but full of warning. In contrast, the text on the right is from Fudge's side. It is eloquent and has an interesting title. It does not explicitly say that Dumbledore is talking nonsense. , but this is what it means secretly---

'The then Minister of Magic, Cornelius Fudge, reminded the public not to believe any false information at the press conference. Under the leadership of the Ministry of Magic, the magical world was peaceful and everything was fine. '

Very long title, and very long text.

Soul didn't have the slightest desire to read the whitewashed text, but it was a little strange. In the original book, Dumbledore didn't seem to personally deal with the slander from Fudge. Maybe his wings flapped at some point, causing a butterfly effect. ?

The entire text does not mention Harry's experience, nor does it mention Soul's coma as a result.

Instead, it focuses on Harry’s dark history.

The logic is confusing and confusing, and a lot of the content is simply made up.

Oh, these dark histories made Su Er couldn't help but laugh out loud. He looked at the writer, um, I didn't recognize him, it was an unfamiliar name.

It seems that without the text supply from Rita Skeeter in the original work, these unfounded 'crimes' are more like tidbits about the savior Harry. It must not achieve the expected effect but will reduce the credibility of this article. A big chunk.

Jumping a long paragraph of meaningless text, the article described Harry as a clown who was complacent in the name of a savior and would wantonly make up clumsy lies to attract people's attention in order to gain attention.

What’s even more interesting is that Barty Crouch Jr. was mentioned in the article.

Yes, that poor one, the only one in the Crouch family?The descendant who is still alive in the world is described as an obsessive fan of Voldemort as an idol, and it doesn't even explain how Barty Crouch Jr. escaped from Azkaban.

Dumbledore was also said to be a fool - a fool who believed the crazy words of madmen and the lies of liars.

In short, the entire article conveys a message to the outside world, that is, the wise Minister Fudge has seen through the lies of a bragging child, and reminds the public that if they do not believe the rumors or spread them, the mysterious person will have died long ago and will never be resurrected.

Look, even the word Voldemort didn't dare to be written, instead he was referred to as a mysterious person.

Not as upright as Dumbledore at all.

High judgment.

"If your brain is fine when watching the news, who should you believe doesn't have to think about it at all?"