Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Anriel left the room.

He already knew how Wormtail had escaped...

Wormtail is not a fool, on the contrary, he is quite clever.

When he was making mice, at the beginning of the semester, before Ron and Hermione broke up, he deduced this thing through Hermione's behavior patterns - the time turner.

But Anriel estimated that he didn't care too much about this at the time. He just took note of this matter as one of his countless ways to save his life.

Then at the Shrieking Shack…

He knocked Hermione over, remember?

Just as Sirius lunged at him.

It was then that Wormtail stole the Time-Turner.

Afterwards he clasped his hands, lowered his head and trembled... It fits his original cowardly image, doesn't it?

His two dirty claws never separated.

And then there were the little tricks to obscure his view... He kept the Time-Turner just as well hidden as his own true thoughts.

After that, he was locked up by Fudge in a single cell...a room with sealed windows.

After finding out where he was being held, he used a time-turner and traveled back to this afternoon...

Suddenly appeared in Anriel's circle of perception in the afternoon.

But, Anriel didn't come over to check immediately - it was Fudge who was delaying things again...

It took nearly an hour.

Even though Wormtail had no wand, didn't have much mana, and was exhausted...

This was long enough for him to destroy the window and then restore it to its original state.

Then, the Time-Turner expired and Wormtail returned to night.

He also suddenly disappeared from Anriel's perception in the afternoon.

Only traces of his presence were left.

Appear suddenly and disappear suddenly.

Anriel did not think about the window being destroyed in advance. He was not omniscient and omnipotent. Even his prophetic ability could not cover all such small details.

What? You said why Trelawney's green teacup was really broken during the Divination exam?

Oh, that was pushed down secretly by Anriel using magic.

Back to topic.

Back to the present, that is, at night, Wormtail immediately destroyed the window according to the backup plan he had left behind, and escaped in a hurry.

He knew someone would be here to interrogate him soon, and his magic wasn't strong enough to protect him from the truth serum.

When all was told, the Dementor hovering at the door would rush in and give him a kiss.

So you must escape as soon as possible.

And this is only the third floor, not very high...

All he needed to do was to escape from the area of ​​Hogwarts where Apparition magic was prohibited.

From the time he escaped, to the time the Ministry discovered he was running away.

This period of time is more than enough.

Not to mention, by the time the Ministry of Magic, or Fudge, notified Anriel, this guy had already escaped from Anriel's sensing range.

No matter which direction he Apparated in, he couldn't find it.

The review is over.

My thoughts are...

Never, ever trust the Ministry of Magic again.

Also... next time you play with your prey, don't think about saving it for next time. After playing with it once, just kill it directly...

Anriel chuckled, which made him remember this lesson.

The story of Peter Pettigrew's escape was over.

Next... Let's do something with Fudge about the remaining things...

Release Sirius Black and launch a full-scale manhunt for Peter Pettigrew;

Transferring custody of Harry Potter, etc., big and small things...

As long as Anriel wanted, he could still use these things to make the Ministry of Magic a bigger laughing stock than in the original book.

But what's the point?

So Anriel doesn't plan to do it now -

It doesn't matter. The attack on Azkaban during the summer vacation was enough to do that. There's no need to waste time on it now.

......

When Anriel returned to the school hospital and said nothing, Fudge was actually greatly relieved.

The public relations pressure was reduced by more than half, and Dumbledore also said that he would not emphasize the responsibility of the Ministry of Magic, but would put all the responsibility on Peter Pettigrew.

This was a blessing in disguise for Fudge.

Of course he would soon realize what it would take... he just didn't know it was Anriel who did it.

But even if Anriel didn't take the initiative to pursue the matter, the Ministry of Magic would still face a lot of trouble -

First, both Andriel and Dumbledore advocated giving Sirius a normal life, or at least allowing him to no longer be a wanted criminal and walk openly on the wizarding streets.

Canceling a wanted order that has lasted for a whole year will undoubtedly cause an uproar in the wizarding world, and will significantly reduce the credibility of the Ministry of Magic in the entire wizarding world.

The power of public opinion is extremely terrifying. In this magical world, the Ministry of Magic as the government is simply unable to control the Daily Prophet as the mainstream media. This is undoubtedly a very serious problem.

Second, although the Muggle community also issued a wanted order for Sirius, the Ministry of Magic was powerless to do anything about it because there were too many Muggles.

So Sirius could only live in the wizarding world from now on and "voluntarily" become a staunch supporter of the International Statute of Secrecy...

And all this was caused by the Ministry of Magic's wrong judgment of the case back then.

Anriel guessed that even if Fudge was not responsible for this, he would at least find a place for Sirius to stay.

Forget it… As long as they don't live in 12 Grimmauld Place, it's none of his business where Sirius and Harry Potter live.

As for the third...

As we all know, Fudge is a typical good-for-nothing.

When such people appear in the government, they usually play the role of very despicable and despicable politicians.

Anriel thought that Fudge should have realized it by now...

The fact is that Hogwarts is no longer under the jurisdiction of any high-ranking figure in the wizarding world.

If it weren't for the Quidditch World Cup approaching...

I'm afraid the fifth part will be released earlier.

......

"Sir, are the things we are experiencing now already determined, or can they be changed by going back to the past?"

In the principal's office, a book was spread out across Anriel's crossed legs. Judging from the pattern on the page, it looked like a divination book.

He asked Dumbledore this, in a nonchalant tone.

Dumbledore's answer was:

"No one can really tell, kid.

Maybe someone wants to go back in time and change what we are experiencing now, but it is also possible that he went to another world and changed the future of that world, and we know nothing about it. "

Dumbledore stirred the liquid in the cup with the teaspoon in his hand and looked up at Anriel.

“But what we experienced must have really happened.

Even if it is changed by humans, our memory will certainly change with it."

Dumbledore put down the teaspoon, picked up the cup, and took a sip of hot cocoa:

“This is the charm of time.”