HP: After binding to the strongest wizard development system

Comparing the delicious souls at their fingertips with the long-term benefits promised by Voldemort, the dementors finally chose the latter. Groups of dementors flew away like black clouds, and the deathly silence beside the stadium was slow. Slow recovery.

The Auror's late arrival was more like a joke.

Till, holding back his anger towards the Ministry of Magic, flew down to the high stands watching the game. Rufus Scrimgeour, the director of the Auror Office, hovered directly in front of her with a group of Aurors behind him. .

The sudden stop of the flying broom blew in front of Tier's face, but did not cause the cold silver eyes to waver at all: "You guys came too late."

If it were later, there would be no need for them to come. Why not just wait in the Auror office for news of Voldemort or their death?

Rufus Scrimgeour was a shrewd and powerful man, but he had to admit that the Ministry of Magic was at fault for today's support. They completely removed the stadium from the protection of the Ministry of Magic.

If Till hadn't prepared protective personnel in advance - Fudge and Ludo Bagman would have laughed at him, thinking that Till was unnecessary. But he didn't expect that if it weren't for Tier's advance preparation, today's crisis would inevitably lead to a greater disaster.

There were only a few bodies lying inside and outside the stadium, and most of the spectators were escorted away. This was already the best ending. Every time Voldemort appeared in the past, it meant widespread casualties.

The director of the Auror office took a deep breath and did not explain that Fudge had been telling them to stand still. Instead, he turned around and gave orders to all the Aurors to start rescuing the injured and collecting the dead.

Tyr's men and the Wiccan Party were tired enough, so it was only natural that the finishing work should be left to the Aurors.

Altair looked up from below, and Teal just gave him a look. The young witch leader led Teal's men and all the witch sects away, leaving the enemy-free battlefield to the Aurors.

Many of them were also injured. Since not many of them knew the Patronus Charm, they had to work hard to avoid the dementors. At the same time, they inevitably made negligence and loopholes in attacking the Death Eaters.

But there is good news, at least no one on their side suffered a loss.

Rufus Scrimgeour did not act with those Aurors. As the head of the Auror office, he mostly made decisions and issued orders. At this time, he jumped off the flying broom and stood next to Till. The flying broom was held by the experienced Auror, more like a weapon.

"Where is the Minister?" Rufus Scrimgeour subconsciously looked for the top leader of the Ministry of Magic, but how could Teal give him an accurate answer?

Till smiled and simply said: "The moment Voldemort appeared, your Minister Fudge had already run away with his legs weak."

Although Rufus Scrimgeour didn't say anything, how could Teal not guess the reason for their late arrival. Aurors are inherently jealous of evil. Even if there are people who are greedy for life and death in their ranks, there are definitely not a few Aurors like Moody and Tonks who are determined to fight against the evil dark wizards.

Maybe the Auror Office, like Teal, had a premonition that something would happen in the Quidditch World Cup finals, and was ready to go at any time in the Auror Office, but there are many ways to stumble them. reasons.

The most effective thing, and the one that Aurors should not be allowed to disobey, is undoubtedly the order from their immediate superior, Fudge.

"I have looked forward to your arrival, more than once." Teal began to sigh, which was particularly harsh in the ears of Rufus Scrimgeour, putting the head of the Auror Office to shame who had been in the Auror position for more than ten years. He continued, "But Professor Dumbledore and I could only hold on. When the dementors came, I was already prepared to die."

Moved by emotion, Teal mastered it well. In particular, most Aurors have straightforward personalities. Till's grievance and resentment at this time can reach Rufus Scrimgeour's heart more directly: "Although it is an unfortunate day, it is also fortunate..."

"It was our dereliction of duty! The Ministry of Magic will respond to today's dereliction of duty. You are not responsible for the chaos on the day of the final." Facing a Potions Master, Duel Master, and Hogwarts Alchemy Professor, Rufus · Scrimgeour gave him the greatest respect, and this respect also weighed heavily on his heart, making the shame even more solid and heavier.

Teal wanted more than just accountability from the Ministry of Magic, which would have been the responsibility even without Rufus Scrimgeour's commitment. What she wants is for the Ministry of Magic to be replaced by a more suitable person.

Of course, Till's preferred candidate is not Rufus Scrimgeour. She just hopes that Rufus Scrimgeour can be a help in overthrowing Fudge.

Fudge's performance today will definitely arouse public outrage. The Minister of Magic who did nothing has actually secretly colluded with Voldemort. Isn't this enough to push Fudge from the position of Minister of Magic?

As the highest magical institution in the United Kingdom, the Ministry of Magic should not have colluded with Voldemort, who represents the evil side. This is the consensus of the British wizarding community.

Fudge's mistake was that he did not confirm his position as Minister of Magic. Even if everyone was dissatisfied with his previous incompetence, as long as he did not collude with Voldemort, at least he could continue to sit firmly in the position of Minister of Magic. several years.

It’s not as if Thiel can’t wait for the selection of the next minister to pull him down from this high position.

However, Teal was not in a hurry to reveal his true purpose to Rufus Scrimgeour next to him. He would wait for the comments in the Daily Prophet to be published before taking a look at the direction of the Ministry of Magic.

If so many officials in the Ministry of Magic are still stubborn and try to simply define this incident as all the fault of Voldemort's Cube, and Minister Fudge is perfectly invisible, Till will have no choice but to use public opinion to help them recognize the reality.

It's just that under this assumption, Till will find it very troublesome. She hopes that there will be chaos within the Ministry of Magic, and it will be more convenient and faster for her to take advantage of the situation.

She had already decided on the candidate for the new Minister of Magic, and Professor Dumbledore recommended it to her.

Kingsley Shacklebolt, apparently an Auror of the Ministry of Magic, is Tonks's senior, but he is also a member of the Order of the Phoenix hidden by Professor Dumbledore, and is a magician attracted by Professor Dumbledore One of the members of the department.

Not many wizards know the identity of Kingsley Shacklebolt as a member of the Order of the Phoenix. Only a few core members within the Order of the Phoenix have met Kingsley Shacklebolt. Till initially only knew about him and the Phoenix from the mouth of the system. social relations.

Kingsley Shacklebolt is system-certified and reliable, and Professor Dumbledore has clearly guaranteed that he will be a good minister. His strength and sense of responsibility are among the best in the Auror office.

Therefore, Teal wanted to promote him to the position of Minister of Magic, not his own men or any of the Wiccan Party.