The Legend of Harry Potter Schoolmaster

It's a dark, gloomy Wednesday.

In the early morning, the cloudy sky outside the window, connected with a light rain, is undoubtedly quite bad weather.

A tawny owl flapped its wings and flew in from the castle window. It looked curiously at the delicate hut in front of it——

A silver instrument was buzzing and spinning on a long table with slender legs, spewing smoke towards the surroundings; a sharp sword engraved with a beautiful ruby ​​was casually thrown on the ground, showing a faint glow in the gloomy sunlight. Showing its brilliance; on one side of the wall, there are many portraits of old men and women...

But the owl didn't stay in this hut for too long, because soon, it found a strange bird in a golden perch beside it.

She looked just born, wrinkled, and ugly... But the soul-deep oppression from the other party made the poor tawny owl twitch.

After dropping a newspaper, it didn't even dare to ask for money, and tried to flap its wings and fled in a hurry.

The ugly bird let out a strange scream, and the owl froze in mid-air for an instant.

The ugly bird stretched out her fleshy little paws, and grabbed a few copper coins from a cylinder on the table; then slowly flew to the side of the tawny owl in mid-air.

After throwing the few copper coins into a small skin bag tied to the owl's leg——

Only hearing her scream again, the owl was relieved and disappeared from her sight in an instant.

And the ugly little bird flew to the ground slowly, grabbed the newspaper on the ground with her fleshy little claws, and brought it to the desk before she returned to the golden perch. Continue to sleep soundly.

...

Here's a copy of this morning's Daily Prophet.

The headline on the front page of the newspaper read:

"The 'mysterious man' is gone!"

The author of this article is Barnabas Guffey, editor-in-chief of the Daily Prophet.

The general content is as follows:

"There is no doubt that this is a day to rejoice, a day to be celebrated by wizards and wizards all over Britain. And in the past sixteen years, there have been too few times for us to celebrate like this.

I am very honored to confirm one thing with everyone, that is, the 'mysterious man' is gone—the devil who cannot tell his name has completely fled England, just a few days ago!

Since the return of You-Know-Who two years ago, the crimes he has committed are too numerous to list... He has carried out seven large-scale sabotage attacks across the UK; three horrific Muggle massacres; The wizards and wizards died tragically at the hands of him and his followers...

But under the wise leadership of Minister Amelia Burns, as well as Rufus Scrimgeour, Gadwin Robards and many other senior officials of the Ministry of Magic; after hard fighting over the past two years, we In the end, the victory of this war was achieved, and a complete victory was achieved!

We won, they lost!

The 'Mysterious Man' escaped in embarrassment, and his followers who called themselves 'Death Eaters' were either killed by the Aurors on the spot, or imprisoned in Azkaban...Of course , many of them may insist that they were under the influence of the Imperius Curse, but there is no doubt that the Ministry of Magic will not make the same mistake as it did sixteen years ago! They will receive their due punishment in Azkaban.

Wizards all over Britain, please take to the streets and cheer! Let's celebrate!

Finally, a toast to those wizards who unfortunately died in the battle with You-Know-Who!

Cheers to our brave, capable and powerful Ministry of Magic! "

Below this article, there is a picture. In the picture, a whole row of Death Eaters, under the escort of Ministry of Magic Aurors, was sent to Azkaban.

At the same time, there was Rufus Scrimgeour's resolute face like a lion.

...

A gust of wind blew outside the window, and the "Daily Prophet" was blown several pages in an instant.

When the tenth page was blown, a familiar face appeared on the newspaper—spiritual eyes, beard and hair of silver-white beard, light blue, kind eyes, and the iconic Half-moon glasses. However, the image is black and white.

And a line of small words next to the image read its title: "In memory of Albus Dumbledore."

The author is "Effias Dogo".

"I first met Dumbledore when I was eleven, when we were both freshmen at Hogwarts for the first time.

I contracted dragon pox before coming to school, and although I am no longer contagious, the marks on my face and green skin keep many people from approaching me. But Albus is different from others, he did not have any prejudice against me because of this, but told me kindly that maybe there is a way to solve the problems on my face and skin...

In fact, in only the third week of school, he secretly concocted a potion that helped me get rid of those iconic pockmarks and green skin.

In fact, Albus also came to Hogwarts with the notoriety of being hated by everyone. Nearly a year ago, his father, Percival Dumbledore, was fined for blatantly using violence to attack three young Muggles. is convicted. Albus never denied the crimes committed by his father (who died in Azkaban), on the contrary, when I worked up the courage to ask him, he told me flatly that he knew his father was guilty.

But Albus's reputation was tarnished by his father, which lasted only a few months. But by the end of his first year, he was no longer known as the son of a Muggle hater, but as one of the brightest students the school had ever seen...

…I can't believe I've lost such a friend, but my loss certainly can't compare to the entire wizarding world. He has been called the most inspiring and beloved headmaster Hogwarts has ever seen, and he is still alive in people's hearts.

He had worked so long to make things better that he must have been more than happy to reach out to a little boy with herpes the day I met him, right up to the end of his life. "

...

Another breeze blew through the window, and the newspaper turned a few pages back.

On the first page of the entertainment section of "Daily Prophet", in an inconspicuous position, a line of headlines appeared——

"A joker or a careerist—the Boy Who Lived, and the Headmaster of Hogwarts?"

The author's name is also very familiar, and he is a columnist for the "Daily Prophet": Rita Skeeter.