Hogwarts Rising Again

Chapter 67 House Elf Rights Promotion Association
"What's wrong?" Merlin asked.

Soon he knew why Hugo didn't want to ask before leaving.

"Hugo! Where are you going! I asked you to come and help at seven in the morning, why did you come now?" Rose's voice sounded from the front, and by the time Molin could react, Rose had already stopped the two of them.

"Hi, Rose." Maureen greeted, looking at the stack of flyers in Rose's hand, he had an ominous premonition.

"You are here, Maureen, just in time. I think Hugo must have advertised our club to you, right? Hugo is also a member of the club." Rose said seriously.

"I'm not." Hugo argued angrily.

"Excuse me, what club?" Mo Lin looked at Hugo, Hugo rolled his eyes, he didn't seem to want Mo Lin to ask this question.

"House-elf Rights Promotion Association! Our club is fighting for the interests of house-elves, Hugo, as a member of the club, you didn't come to help me! I will tell my mother when I go back!"

Rose involuntarily gave Hugo a stack of leaflets.

Maureen suddenly remembered what James said that day about the House Elf Association founded by Hugo's mother, Ms. Hermione. He didn't expect Rose to have a student club at school.

"Where's your badge? As a member of the club, you must wear it when performing activities." Rose pointed to the badge of the house elf on her chest holding Gold Gallon.

"I don't know where to throw it." Hugo muttered.

"You're lucky." Rose took out a bunch of badges from her pocket, stuffed one of them to Hugo, and said, "I still have it here. If you deliberately throw it away again, I won't spare you!"

Hugo, annoyed at his sister's behavior, reluctantly accepts the badge.

"What about you, Maureen? You must also be interested in our society, right? Our society was founded to promote the reform of wizard society, which is much more meaningful than other childish societies, what do you think?"

Rose's tone was very proud.

Maureen felt that it would be better not to argue with Rose on this issue. He took a leaflet in Hugo's hand and said solemnly: "You're right, Rose. I'll go back and have a better look, and maybe I'll consider it."

Rose was very satisfied with Maureen's attitude. She turned to Hugo and said, "Hurry up and distribute the leaflets, and you are not allowed to come back before you finish distributing them!"

"Ghosts will like this society."

After Rose left, Hugo said angrily, "She is the only one in the whole society, and she is so proud, it's useless at all!"

"Isn't there still you?" Mo Lin couldn't help laughing.

"I was forced. You see, James and Albus were also forced into the group, but did they go to help? Rose can't control the two of them, she will only come to trouble me."

Hugo walked forward with the leaflets in his arms, and Rose kept staring at Hugo at the booth of the society, Hugo could only casually stuff the leaflets into the hands of passing students.

"Take it, throw it away if you don't like it." Hugo said to Toby who was passing by, his tone was not like a flyer at all.

"Hugo, have you joined the student club? What is this club for?"

Toby was very interested in the flyer that Hugo brought over. In fact, he was interested in many clubs as a Muggle-born. Hogwarts student clubs are not like simple interviews and exchange activities like Muggle schools. Societies are all based on magic, and even the Magic Music Band, which Maureen finds creepy, is at least very creative. The music they use magic to make is much richer than Muggles.

"House elf, Toby, if you think house elves should not work for us for free, you can come to this club, Rose will welcome you." Hugo said bluntly.

"What's a house-elf? I've never heard of that." Toby asked curiously.

"Go over there to find out. I can't explain clearly. Rose will be happy to answer. Just say that I am the recommender, and your chances of joining the group will increase by 80.00%!" Hugo said, pointing to Rose who was sitting alone behind the table .

"Really? Great!"

Toby walked towards Rose holding the flyer in Hugo's hand with great interest, and Rose looked extremely excited.

"Are you abducting ignorant new students?" Mo Lin looked at Toby with some sympathy. Once he entered the tiger's den as deep as the sea, it would be difficult to get out.

Hugo said nonchalantly: "This is my responsibility. I have recommended people. It is up to Rose to keep them. If she can't persuade, don't blame me. I said there is an 80.00% chance of joining the group, or To put it mildly, I'm sure 100% that anyone interested in this society will be recruited by Rose."

Judging from the current state, there are almost zero people interested in Rose's society, and Toby is the first.

Maureen soon faintly heard Rose saying something seriously to Toby, "Do you have the heart to let a group of elves who work hard to wash clothes and cook for us have no pay? Think about it, if you graduate Would you like to work for no pay? Such is the state of house-elves!"

Maureen thinks Rose's words are very convincing from a Muggle's point of view, labor and remuneration are linked, but from a wizard's point of view, house elves are born to be brainwashed, you want to help them, they are not willing .

If the house-elves were to be freed, at least the house-elves had to be persuaded first. It was useless to convince the wizards.Even if the wizard is willing to give the house-elf freedom and pay the house-elf wages, the house-elf will then fall into panic, and liberation begins with the mind.

Toby was Muggle-born, and he seemed to be persuaded by Rose, and soon signed the leaflet, agreeing to join the group, and Rose gave Hugo a thumbs up from afar.

"Then it's up to you to sign your name and join the group, so that Rose won't bother me next time."

Hugo smirked and handed the flyer to Molin. Molin shook his head quickly. He still didn’t want to go into the muddy water. If the house-elves in Hogwarts were liberated, he would have to wash his clothes by himself in the future. Think about it All feel troublesome.

"I support house elves working with wages from the bottom of my heart, really, but house elves are ashamed of being paid, and we have nothing to do. If they protest against being paid for them and go on strike, we will be miserable." Maureen Said.

"That's right, that's right." Hugo agreed with Mo Lin's words.

Every time the students change their dirty clothes, they just throw them on the chair. In the middle of the night, the house elf will come to collect them, wash them clean and dry them with magic, and then put them back. Everyone is used to the dirty clothes changed at night Things were clean and tidy the next day, don't expect this to be changed.

Hugo distributed the leaflets very quickly. When he saw the students, he stuffed them and said "I don't like throwing them away".

They didn't go far, and found that the corridor in front of them was completely surrounded, and there was a long queue. What surprised Mo Lin the most was that he saw a huge poster of himself riding a flying broomstick on the wall. There were also James and Albus flying around on both sides of Maureen, and they looked very proud.

(End of this chapter)