Hogwarts Gymnastics Professor

Chapter 127 Social Death

Old Barty Crouch, as a British Muggle wizard, should have never heard of the famous saying of Romain Rolland - "Some people die at the age of 20 and are not buried until they are 80", and it is impossible to know that a certain The social death that young people in this country often talk about in the 21st century.

But Lockhart felt that as long as old Barty Crouch was given some time, it was inevitable that he would not write such a sentence or sum up a definition similar to social death.

Anyway, Lockhart, who was hiding in the arms of Barty Crouch Jr. and transformed into Riddle's diary, couldn't help being embarrassed for him when he observed Barty Crouch Sr. with Legilimency.

Old Barty Crouch was only ashamed, and his face was flushed with embarrassment. If Lockhart hadn't controlled Voldemort's phantom to limit Barty Crouch's ability to move, he would have been transferred from the air by now. Go down and kill yourself.

However, all this is just the beginning.

Then the London Muggle government was creating a national civilized and sanitary city. In this shitty suburb of London, old Barty Crouch saw clearly who the rescuers he sent to the Ministry of Magic were brought by Wood.

Fudge, Umbridge, Barnabas Guffey, editor-in-chief of the Daily Prophet, and others, under the protection of a group of Aurors led by Kingsley who were by no means his direct descendants, crawled slowly like snails. Approaching his room, he finally stopped more than 30 meters below him.

There was a "click", a flash of light, and Barty Crouch Sr. knew that it was the sound of the camera shutter and the light effect of the flash.

Old Barty Crouch Crouch finally knew Voldemort's plan. This Voldemort, he not only wanted to kill himself, but also wanted to destroy his honor. He wanted to kill people.

In the middle of the air, old Barty Crouch didn't know why he could hear the conversations of people on the ground so far away. Of course he didn't know that Lockhart installed bugs on the ground overnight, and the terminal was being blocked by Lockhart. Hart controlled the phantom of Voldemort and placed it in the arms of Barty Crouch Jr.

Barty Crouch Sr. heard clearly that Wood, whom he considered a confidant, was constantly sycophoning Umbridge and Fudge.

He kept reminding all the Aurors in his mouth: "Attention, there were many masked assassins here just now, we must be careful to ambush and advance slowly."

His son was in the air, and he had already mentioned that he used the power of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement to order some personnel in the department to violate the rules and let him bring his wife to visit.

"My father, Barty Crouch Sr., he took my mother into Azkaban, knocked her out, gave her Polyjuice Potion, and then gave me Polyjuice Potion , my mother and I switched identities, and then my father killed my mother to prevent accidents."

"Then, my father brought me out of Azkaban, and kept controlling me with the Imperius Curse, preventing me from leaving the house."

"It's all because my father was a Death Eater. He once crawled at the feet of the Dark Lord, licked the Dark Lord's shoes, and sang praises for the Dark Lord!"

Barty Crouch Sr. felt unbearable. The previous stories could barely be regarded as positive, but why did his son Barty Crouch Jr. start saying that he was also a Death Eater.

All of this is of course the diary that Lockhart pretended to be in the arms of Barty Crouch Jr. commanding him to say so sentence by sentence.

However, on the street, Auror captain Kingsley Shacklebolt gave Fudge a suggestion to stop Barty Crouch Jr. from continuing.

"We can't let Barty Crouch Jr. say any more. We all know that these are fake. Barty Crouch Sr. is a war hero and a man who values ​​honor more than life."

Kingsley kept talking to Fudge, asking him to allow him to take some Aurors to stop Barty Crouch Jr., while Fudge glanced at Wood.

Wood said knowingly: "There used to be many killers who were suspected of being Death Eaters here, but now we can't see them, they must be in ambush."

Immediately afterwards, Fudge sighed and said, "Kingsley, it's not that I don't want to, it's just that I can't risk the names of so many Aurors in order to end a ridiculous rumor."

Afterwards, Fudge continued: "Don't worry, Kingsley, we will clear old Barty Crouch." Then, Fudge turned to the current editor-in-chief of the "Daily Prophet", Barnabas Guffey said. :

"Record everything today in its entirety. Tomorrow, I want you to fully describe today's events on the Daily Prophet."

"Minister, how can you do that? If this happens, it will definitely cause turmoil. The credibility of our Ministry of Magic has already been damaged by what happened a few months ago. Now we should try our best to protect him instead of . "

"Stop talking, Kingsley." Fudge interrupted Kingsley's speech, and then said: "The public has the right to know, and we shouldn't hide it. They will naturally judge what the facts are."

Kingsley wanted to say something more, but saw and heard Fudge continue to say: "Kingsley, you and Wood each take a third of the Aurors to search around to see if there are any predators in ambush. Dead Apostles, stay safe."

There was no other way, Kingsley could only follow orders.

Soon, he came back with a third of his Aurors, while Barty Crouch Jr. in the sky was still telling stories about Barty Crouch Sr.

"On the one hand, he works in the Ministry of Magic, and on the other hand, he arranges for me to go to the Death Eaters as his internal correspondent for contacting the Dark Lord. No matter what, he can benefit from it."

"Why do you think he likes to imprison some Death Eaters, including me, in Azkaban without a trial? It's because he's afraid that his affairs will be exposed."

"Do you think he replaced me with my mother from Azkaban because of my mother's request? No, it's just that my mother threatened him not to rescue me, so she exposed his scandal, and he It also ended up killing my mother."

Kingsley, who had finished the search, once again suggested to Fudge to start action, but Fudge just shied away and said to wait until Wood came back.

In the air, Barty Crouch Jr.'s narration finally ended, and Wood just came back at this moment. Fudge glanced at this sensible Auror, and Wood responded with a simple and honest smile.

Afterwards, Fudge confirmed that Barnabas Guffy, the editor-in-chief of the "Daily Prophet", had recorded everything, and finally said to Kingsley and Wood: "Ready to act!"

(End of this chapter)