Harry Potter: Who cares about belated motherly love?

The next day, new news came.

This is when the real busyness begins.

After working all night, we ate breakfast at our desks and discussed the newspaper that the Malfoys might have leaked that morning, which mentioned the expenses of Harry's Muggle guardian, which everyone found incredible.

Not long after I started working, I received an emergency notice.

It was news from the Hogwarts Search Party.

While they were investigating Dumbledore's suspicion, they informed the school staff of Dumbledore's arrest as required, and Hagrid lost control.

He attacked the staff who came to investigate, yelling "You dark wizards actually arrested Dumbledore! Let him go! Don't steal Dumbledore's things!" and attacked the investigators.

Since Hagrid was half-giant, ordinary wizards could not deal with him. He pulled the staff who came to investigate (ordinary police forces and ordinary staff who checked confiscated items) around and threw them around. The scene was horrible and some things were scattered all over the floor.

Fortunately, although they were injured, they were not dead.

However, most of them went to St. Mungo's Hospital.

This farce even alarmed the special forces, who sent a team to finally surround Hagrid, but as the scene was too chaotic and there were too many casualties, they had to request emergency support from the Auror Headquarters. In the end, Hagrid was easily captured by them.

Those outstanding Aurors are truly amazing! They are indeed the elite among the elite. You cannot join them just by reputation. Even if you get in through connections, if you don't have the ability, you will be eliminated. In the era of Volt and Deng, if you don't have the ability and still insist on staying, you will really lose your life.

Many of the Special Forces were sent to St. Mungo's, but the Aurors were able to capture the enemy immediately.

Although the special forces were not as good as the Aurors, they still managed to rescue all the injured.

Elites are extraordinary! So cool! Really amazing!

Just as we were discussing these with great interest, a shocking news came.

Before the Aurors arrived, Hagrid was fighting fiercely with the special forces, and Hagrid actually released the giant eight-eyed spider he had secretly raised in the forest.

It seems that the Forbidden Forest at Hogwarts has become a nest of giant acromantula.

Hey, isn't he the warden of the Forbidden Forest?

My kids are still at Hogwarts.

There was an uproar in the Ministry of Magic, especially among those employees who had children.

Could it be that when we were at school, the spiders were also under the rule of that big guy? At that time, Hagrid was already the warden of the Forbidden Forest.

Everyone's face was pale... I never thought that Hogwarts had always been in such a dangerous environment, and we spent our student days knowing nothing about it. Ignorance is really fearless, right? However, it's good to know now.

Fortunately, this incident happened during the summer vacation, which is a blessing in disguise...

A giant acromantula is wreaking havoc on Hogwarts.

Although the injured staff were successfully evacuated and no one was killed, the special forces members who had just returned breathed a sigh of relief. They were also glad that they had requested Auror support early on. Otherwise, if there were not enough personnel, those ordinary staff might have been sacrificed.

Incidentally, most of those staff have gone to St Mungo's, which has naturally increased the workload for those of us who remain at the Ministry.

Due to the severity of their injuries, they need a few days of complete rest.

Who hired this Forbidden Forest guard? Dumbledore?

You old bastard! Stop kidding!