Hogwarts: I'm a model wizard

When everyone returned to Stoat Mountain, the noisy sounds disappeared from their ears in an instant, leaving only the crisp chirping of insects.

Cedric wanted to go to the other side of the village, so he separated from them after descending Stoat Hill, while the others continued walking forward.

In the cold moonlight, everyone passed through the village of St. Catchpore, chatting and walking along the wet path towards the Burrow.

"You said you saw Gilderoy Lockhart?" Harry asked in surprise, looking at Kyle.

"I just glanced at him, and I don't know if I saw it wrong." Kyle said, "But the man's teeth are indeed white and bright, and he also has blond hair, very similar to Lockhart."

"You must have read it wrong," Ron said. "Lockhart is still in St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries and Injuries at the moment. How can he go to the Quidditch World Cup?"

"No." At this time, Mr. Weasley, who was walking at the front, suddenly said: "If I remember correctly, he was cured a week ago... right when Fudge visited St. Mungo's.

"And when he comes back, the ministry will have a lot of money."

"Lockhart donated it?" Ron asked doubtfully.

"It doesn't count as a donation to the Ministry of Magic." Mr. Weasley said. "I also heard someone mention it when chatting. It seems that Lockhart realized his mistake and decided to donate all the property of Gringotts. , to compensate those whose experiences he had stolen and to help them recover their memories.

"In addition, he also transferred all the sales rights and royalties of all books to the Ministry of Magic to help wizards who have damaged memories and need treatment.

The two people in the same ward with him were the first batch of beneficiaries. "

"The entire property... plus the income from all the books?" Ron was surprised: "None of his books are cheap. How much does this cost? Is Lockhart willing to give it up?"

"I don't know the specific situation."

Mr. Weasley said, "But that should be the case. His book can be resold anyway, but the names in it have been changed to the people who actually did those things."

"So, Lockhart is fine now?" Harry asked.

"Needless to say." Ron curled his lips, "Think about it, last year when he was a professor, everyone in Hogwarts bought seven of his books, which is tens of thousands. It's so big, plus what I saved before... those Galleons can definitely pile up into a mountain.

In front of so many golden Gallons, I think everyone will forgive him..."

"But this is wrong!" Hermione frowned: "He should be punished."

"No, I think this is the biggest punishment." Ron said.

Losing tens of thousands of galleons in one fell swoop... just thinking about this kind of thing made Ron feel a twinge of pain.

Anyway, in his opinion, there is no more terrible punishment than this.

Mr. Weasley didn't speak either.

In fact, regarding Lockhart, his original thoughts were the same as Hermione's, but when he thought that the Longbottoms would benefit from this, his thoughts were shaken.

This can be regarded as a coincidence. After Lockhart was sent to St. Mungo's, he was placed in the ward where the Longbottoms were, and they naturally became the first batch of beneficiaries.

Kyle nodded beside him.

Probably Lockhart didn't want to stay in St. Mungo's forever, nor did he want to go to Azkaban, so he simply chose to spend money to buy peace.

However, from the fact that he could still go to the Quidditch World Cup, it seems that the former Defense Against the Dark Arts professor might have saved some money and not handed over all the money.

His books are very popular. As long as the donated gold is shocking enough and guaranteed to satisfy everyone, no one will care even if he hides it secretly.

The few people chatted all the way and soon passed through the village of St. Catchpol. When they reached the end of the path and turned a corner, the Burrow suddenly appeared.

A shout came from the path.

"Oh, thank God, thank God!"

Mrs. Weasley had obviously been waiting for them, and ran over directly wearing slippers. Her face was pale and nervous, and she was holding a rolled-up "Daily Prophet" in her hand.

"Arthur, I was so worried. Fortunately, you are all okay..."

She stepped forward and hugged Mr. Weasley, and the newspaper fell limply from her hands to the floor.

Kyle picked him up casually.

[Horrifying scenes at the Quidditch World Cup]

The title is catchy, and underneath it is a large photo of a panicked crowd and a messy camp.

"Is it so fast?" Kyle said in disbelief: "The matter has just ended now, and it has been reported?"

"The owl arrived half an hour ago." Mrs. Weasley said. "I was wondering why the newspaper was delivered at this time... I didn't expect such a big thing to happen. Merlin... the Dark Mark..."

Kyle opened the newspaper.

Several heads behind him also came over, everyone wanted to see what the newspaper said.

This newspaper is much thinner than normal. It was obviously produced at short notice to gain popularity. The contents above are all related to this Quidditch World Cup.

"The Ministry of Magic is panicking...security is lax...dark wizards are on the loose...serious dereliction of duty...shame..."

Ginny read the above article and shouted angrily: "Didn't the person who wrote this article see that even people like Dad who are on vacation are rushing to the front?"

"She won't see it...even if she sees it, she won't write it." Charlie pointed to a name in the newspaper, "Look who this is, Rita Skeeter, almost all the articles he wrote are fabricated .”

"This woman is specifically against the Ministry of Magic." Percy said angrily, "And she must know that almost everyone in the Ministry has gone to the Quidditch World Cup camp, so she distributed this newspaper overnight."

Harry raised his head... and looked at the name Rita Skeeter.

He remembered that the report about him driving to school last year was also written by this woman.

"Okay, don't worry about it, you'll be fine." Mrs. Weasley led them towards the house.

Arriving in the small and crowded kitchen, she made everyone a cup of hot cocoa, but Mr. Weasley insisted on changing it to aged firewhiskey.

Ten minutes later, Mrs. Weasley brought another large plate of sandwiches, which was the fastest thing that could be made.

But at this time, no one was in the mood to care about what to eat.

After staying up for so long, being a fire dragon and being riotous, everyone's spirits have been tense. Now they suddenly relax and return to a familiar and safe place. It is inevitable that they are a little sluggish, and they just want to lie in bed and have a good sleep.

Mrs. Weasley seemed to understand this, so she didn't ask any questions and hurried them upstairs after everyone had finished eating, leaving Mr. Weasley alone here.

Kyle returned to his home.

The lights were on, but no one was there.

There was a plate on the table, which contained a few slices of steaming fried eggs and bread. Next to it was a copy of the Daily Prophet, exactly the same as the one he had just seen.

Presumably Chris and Diana rushed back to the Ministry of Magic overnight after receiving the news.

As you can imagine, because of Rita Skeeter's report, the Ministry of Magic must have been very busy in the next few days.

But what Kyle couldn't understand was that Chris and Diana, one from the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures and the other from the Department of Mysteries, had nothing to do with this riot, and they actually returned to the Ministry of Magic overnight.

There's no way Veela and leprechauns are involved in the riot.

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