All things are three at Hogwarts

After pondering for a moment, Lupine leaned forward slightly, chin slightly, his expression was very sincere, but his probing eyes did not leave Allen's cheek: "Alan, now that the matter has come to this, what are you going to do next? I have experienced this too. It’s really uncomfortable to live through the feeling of having no choice but to leave Hogwarts... Now it seems that I am very lucky, and I was taken under your umbrella later. What about you? Will you manage the Ministry of Magic? "

Allen laughed, and he stared at Lupine for a long time: "Dumbledore has always thought that he gave me a lot of preferential treatment and tolerance. This idealist is still trying to manipulate him for what he thinks is a greater benefit. My will... Remus, do you think he will have his first success this time?"

"Alan! Because Dumbledore was afraid that you would go to extremes and go astray, this time he completely gave up the opportunity offered by purebloods to let him control the Ministry of Magic." Professor Lupine tried to defend Dumbledore, "For the sake of Merlin For my sake, can't you compromise once, until the mysterious man returns..."

"Then for the sake of my apprenticeship, why can't Dumbledore compromise with me once?" After Allen finished speaking, he saw that Lupine looked a little confused about the word "apprentice". He chuckled and continued to explain, "Dumbledore The reason why Blido just wanted to drive me out of Hogwarts instead of dealing with the Ministry of Magic was that in addition to fearing that I would be stimulated to take drastic measures to become the third-generation Dark Lord, he also hoped that the Ministry of Magic could maintain its status as it had been for the past few years. His strength allowed the struggle between Harris and the purebloods to continue, and then used him to control the balance, thereby achieving his ideal situation so that he could focus on dealing with the mysterious man... Every time Dumbledore met When I have to choose in a similar situation, I always want to choose the one who looks the most beautiful..."

Lupine judged that Allen's current attitude towards being at a disadvantage was not right, and he asked more worriedly: "Alan...what are you going to do?"

"Remus, instead of worrying about whether I will be stimulated to stop caring about the law and commit some illegal behavior and become the third generation Dark Lord, you should worry about Dumbledore and his die-hard fans when that happens. Don't be overly stimulated... I imagine Alastor Moody and Kingsley Shacklebolt need your comfort, and the Weasleys also need your comfort..." Allen picked up the glass and said to Lupin The professor raised his glass and drank the butterbeer in the glass. "In a sense, Draco and his grandfather are right. Dumbledore and I are the same kind of people. He wants to manipulate me to follow his plan." Come, I also want to control him to follow my plan. The current situation is that I also thought that I gave him enough time and tolerance, but unfortunately it seems that it did not go as I wanted him to go. direction... You don’t need to keep our conversation secret, you can tell it to anyone you want... In fact, I hope you can tell him this."

Lupine mechanically picked up his butterbeer glass and drank the wine in one gulp. After bidding farewell to Allen, he stood up. He was usually so sharp that he didn't even notice Hermione's return. He looked a little lost in the morning. He walked out of the bar door.

Lupine revealed to Allen what Dumbledore said in the Order of the Phoenix, and the emotional journey was really painful. Originally, Lupine habitually felt that although Dumbledore did not explain whether the conversation could be leaked, at the internal meeting of the Order of the Phoenix members Saying it means keeping it secret. He made great determination to tell Allen the news, hoping that he would be mentally prepared not to do something bad. But as Allen reminded, with Dumbledore With Lido's wisdom, could he really not have thought that any of them who were closely related to the Harris family would reveal these words to Allen? Who in the Order of the Phoenix doesn't know that he, his fiancée Tonks, and the Weasley family have developed a close relationship with Harris...

But now, Allen actually said that there was no need to hide the conversation between him and him, and he could tell anyone... This was completely different from Dumbledore's way of dealing with things, and it made Lupine aware of a more serious problem.

Allen just admitted that he would not rely on violence to force others to submit... But Harris is now so weak in his apparent form. How can Allen legally resist the school directors who are composed of pure-blood families? Team and Dumbledore, the principal of Hogwarts? Lupine thought of the speech delivered by Minister of Magic Owen Harris just now, the Ministry of Magic's concession and statement not to interfere in this matter, and Alan's confidence...

This contrast made Lupine, who was walking on the path in Hogsmeade, start to panic. He unconsciously put the thumb of his left hand under his lips and moved it back and forth in thought.

Hermione came back and just sat down and asked, "Alan, is Professor Lupine here? Did he reveal any information to you?"

"Remus revealed Dumbledore's arrangement to me. Although it was of no use, the fact that he could make such a choice shows that I am not a failure as a human being." Allen said half-jokingly.

"Alas, Dumbledore and the Order of the Phoenix are also good people, but unfortunately they are too conservative in these matters... I really don't want things to get to this point... But we have a greater goal and have to do this..." He Min was also in a low mood, "Professor Luping must have felt uncomfortable being caught in the middle. He must have felt guilty telling us the news... so much so that he didn't notice me when he left."

"Oh, that's probably because I told him something too...I guess Mad-Eye might think I was bluffing, and he might do some useless research with Kingsley Shacklebolt, and Dumbledore There may be doubts and scruples... But because my promise that I will not break the law may make him act faster..." Alan looked at the empty beer glass and hesitated whether to refill it, but he looked at Hermione with his eyes. With a twist, "But I allowed him to tell the Order of the Phoenix as my last warning... Ah! Maybe there was a reason for Remus to leave like that!"

Hermione was startled by Alan's surprise: "Huh? What? What happened to Professor Lupin?"

Alan exaggeratedly pointed at Lupine's remaining empty cups and plates and said, "Remus didn't pay the bill when he left! Maybe he asked us to treat him to avoid paying the bill!"

"Don't talk nonsense! Lupin's salary is very high now..." Hermione pushed Alan and started to giggle, then picked up the untouched glass of butterbeer on the table and took a sip.

"Hermione! Your cup belongs to someone else too!"

"Pfft! Ah!"

"Don't vomit! I'm just teasing you!"

After having some fun and making Hermione feel better, she went to the Literary Quill Shop in Hogsmeade Village. Hermione selected some black and gold pheasant quills that looked to be of high quality as writing utensils.

Afterwards, because they had eaten a lot of snacks in Hogsmeade, Alan and Hermione had no room for dinner after returning to Hogwarts. After sending Hermione back to the Gryffindor common room , Allen went directly back to his office and began to prepare lesson plans for the next ancient magic class.

Allen, who is very responsible for education, was very focused as soon as he got into his work. He didn't stop until his window was knocked. Allen turned his head and saw an owl with a strong and handsome appearance knocking on the window with its talons. of glass.

Allen recognized the Weasley family's owl Lancelot. Since their family's financial situation had improved, he bought this new owl as a messenger. He listened to Arthur's chat about Lancelot and taking care of it since he was a child. Ginevra seemed to have a good relationship with her, but Errol, who was often lost due to his poor eyesight due to his old age, was no longer sent out to deliver messages and began to retire at the Burrow.