All things are three at Hogwarts

"The Burrow, we're here." Allen's figure appeared next to a dilapidated garage, surrounded by a small yard.

This was not Allen's first time here. He looked at the crooked stone building built by magic in front of him. It looked even more miserable than the last time Allen came.

When I arrived last time, there were a few fat brown chickens pecking in the yard, but this time, there were some patched high-top leather boots thrown at the door, and a sheet made of fishing lines of different thicknesses. fishing nets and a rusty crucible.

Mrs. Weasley, who was cleaning the kitchen, saw Alan in the yard through the open window. She patted her apron with wet hands and walked out quickly.

Thinking of Mrs. Weasley's particularly enthusiastic way of greeting, Allen took two steps back slightly.

"Ellen, I'm so glad to see you," Mrs. Weasley said briskly, "I originally planned to wait for your reply before visiting, but instead I waited for your arrival."

Allen also breathed a sigh of relief, and he followed Mrs. Weasley into the narrow Burrow.

Ron in the kitchen saw Alan's figure entering his home, his eyes widened, and the spoon fell into the bowl with a thud.

The living room of the Burrow was small and quite crowded, but every piece of slightly old furniture had been wiped clean.

Alan sat on a chair in front of a wooden table. Mrs. Weasley pointed her wand at the kitchen, and the tea flew from the kitchen on its own.

After tasting politely, Allen expressed his intention: "Mrs. Weasley, don't blame George and Fred. They are indeed very talented in developing new magical toys and magical equipment. I am very optimistic about them two." At Zuko's Joke Shop in Hogsmeade, their daily turnover can almost exceed the monthly salary of an ordinary Ministry of Magic official. The toys invented by George and Fred are funnier than Zuko's. The commercial value they can create will far exceed Jokowi in the future."

"Thank you, Ellen," Mrs. Weasley frowned slightly, "Arthur and I would rather they focus on their studies. Their results are really terrible. I'm afraid they won't have such results in the future. Find a way to join the Ministry of Magic."

"Mrs. Weasley, I think you'd better ask George and Fred about their wishes. It's best not to force them to engage in careers they don't like or do things they don't want to do. That would be very painful. And , you know their character, if you go to the Ministry of Magic, I'm afraid they will cause a lot of trouble. After all, they are not Percy and are not suitable for politics."

Allen's words of persuasion made the twin brothers sitting on the other side of the table nod in unison.

At this moment, the door banged, and Mr. Weasley walked straight in and slumped on the chair, taking off his glasses and closing his eyes. He was a thin man, slightly bald, but what little hair he had left was as red as his children's. He was wearing a green robe and looked dusty.

"Molly, you wrote to me asking me to go to Deputy Minister Harris' house with you. Did they reply?" He muttered, reaching for the teapot. He took a big sip of tea and breathed a sigh of relief. "Put me in." Take out the new robe you bought last year, that outfit is still very decent."

"If the galleons we scrape together make up for what George and the others spent and then return it to Alan, we will have to live a very poor life again." Mr. Weasley sighed.

"Arthur, we don't have to go," Mrs. Weasley said with a hint of embarrassment in her voice, "Ellen has already arrived at our house."

"Alan?" Mr. Weasley asked blankly, "Are you at our house?"

He put on his glasses and looked around. When he saw Allen smiling at him, he jumped up immediately.

"Ah, Mr. Alan Harris, very nice to see you." Mr. Weasley walked over quickly and shook hands with Alan who stood up.

When Allen told Mr. Weasley again about his purpose, Mr. Weasley did not resist as much as Mrs. Weasley. He felt that Allen was right. It is better to let his children engage in a mediocre job that he did not like. Instead of living a mediocre life, let them work hard and do what they like.

"Their talent for invention and creation must have been inherited from their father," Alan complimented. "I know Mr. Weasley that you once used magic to turn a rusty car into a flying car. You also Is there any invention like this?"

Mr. Weasley opened his mouth wide, glanced at his wife guiltily, and blinked at Ellen: "Of course not, I didn't touch these again."

Mrs. Weasley puffed out her chest like a bullfrog, looked at Alan, and swallowed the words that reached her throat.

Allen, who kept using Legilimency, realized that they were defensive about their family and unwilling to tell the truth.

"That's a pity. Recently I want to apply to your Department for the Prohibition of Misuse of Muggle Items to conduct research on Muggle TV-related items. After the transformation is completed, I plan to officially sell them. Our wizard radio is already too behind. "Alan spread his hands.

"Television?" Mr. Weasley asked hurriedly, "The kind that can retain images of people for a long time? If you don't use loopholes and go through legal channels to officially sell it, it may cost a lot of gold galleons. I, I am That I did not intentionally leave loopholes in the laws I wrote against the misuse of Muggle objects."

"Gold Galleons is not a problem for the Harris family. I hope to invite you to be the host of these Muggle item transformation projects. The treatment will be favorable and you will be satisfied." Allen pretended not to notice Mr. Arthur's words. He exposed himself, smiled and nodded.

"The Harris family is very powerful. There must be a suitable person who can take charge of this project, right?" Mr. Weasley was not in a hurry to agree. He needed to improve his family's life, but he did not need sympathy from others.

"Mr. Weasley, your responsibilities at the Ministry of Magic can help us make the Muggle TV transformation project move forward faster and more efficiently. I believe no one in the entire wizarding world knows the formalities and legal issues that need to be handled in this process better than you. That’s right, you will be solely responsible for it, and I believe the project will go very smoothly.”

Allen pretended to be discussing business, but he had a deeper reason. He would set up a TV station in the magical world.

In order to avoid arousing the vigilance of those conservatives, Allen first plans to only produce some programs that have nothing to do with Muggles and belong only to wizards. When wizards become accustomed to television, the power of the Harris family in the wizarding world will be revealed. As he gains further fame, he plans to gradually broadcast some Muggle programs, especially military ones, which will make wizards become familiar with the Muggle world and become wary of their weapons and development prospects. By then, with their continued growing power and reputation for defeating Voldemort, those conservatives will no longer be able to prevent themselves from launching a reform that breaks the secrecy law like they did with the radical Grindelwald.

In addition, TV stations control public opinion much better than those newspapers and magazines. After all, the Daily Prophet controlled by the Ministry of Magic is not entirely its own industry. They have recently been following Fudge's instructions and constantly criticizing Dumbledore. When the matter is exposed, their credibility in the wizarding world will no longer exist.

Finally, this is also done to win over the members of the Order of the Phoenix. It does not require them to betray Dumbledore and follow him, but at least it can ensure that there are a few people in Dumbledore's camp who have a good impression of themselves or... maybe If there is a chance in the future, I can try to stir up the relationship between Sirius and Dumbledore. I heard that he was very dissatisfied with Dumbledore's decision to use Harry as bait in the Tournament.

"But I still have a job at the Ministry of Magic." Mr. Weasley hesitated for a long time and finally said. On the one hand, the family is indeed very tight at the moment, and on the other hand, modifying Muggle items is his hobby, and he is really excited about it.

"You can use this project as a part-time job. As far as I know, the Department for the Prohibition of the Misuse of Muggle Items is still very... leisurely at work. I will not limit the time you have to complete this project. I believe you can use enough Complete them in your spare time," Allen advised.

"Nice to work with, thank you Alan." Mr. Weasley stretched out his hand and agreed with Alan, "I'm very good at modifying these, and some of the Muggle things I tinkered with in my shed are quite interesting... …It’s usually difficult for wizards to understand my interests.”