The Rise of the Muggles at Hogwarts

Number [-] Downing Street.

The dispute between the Prime Minister and Dumbledore finally had a definite outcome.

In the words of Sir Humphrey: They had an informal discussion and exchanged opinions frankly and comprehensively, thus proposing a series of plans, which ultimately led to a variety of feasible research purposes.

After advancing in turn, we came to the conclusion that some issues need to be temporarily shelved under certain circumstances in order to seek common ground while reserving differences and find a way to enable both parties to compromise and accept full cooperation.If both parties can follow through and make appropriate concessions at the same time, and if the situation allows, a possible outcome may eventually be created, regardless of whether the process is just or not.Both parties can get a solution that satisfies both parties.

simply put...

They made a deal.

There are questions about the Dursleys, and about Harry Potter.

First, there is Harry's aunt, Petunia Dursley, who will receive a six-month sentence suspended for two years.

This is the lightest penalty for child abuse.

Next is Harry's uncle, Vernon Dursley, who will be sentenced to 160 hours of community labor.

As for why Aunt Petunia's punishment was more severe than Uncle Vernon's.

This is because Petunia is Harry Potter's guardian.

As for Harry's future life, he complied with Dumbledore's request and continued to live with the Dursleys during the summer vacation.

However, the two parties no longer have a legal relationship, and the government will take back Penny's custody.

They will give the Dursleys a sum of money as summer 'rent' for the next six years.

A settlement was reached between the parties.

This matter finally came to an end.

However, for Anthony, this ending was far worse than he imagined.

As a 'experienced person', he knew that in the original book, Petunia finally chose to reconcile with Harry.

Even cousin Dudley showed enough kindness to Harry when they parted.

Only Vernon hated him as always.

But now that there's such a fuss, Harry probably won't be able to reconcile with Petunia for the rest of his life.

Dumbledore was right.

That is: No matter what, Petunia will always be Harry's only remaining blood relative in this world.

As an elder, especially for Dumbledore, an old man who had lost family ties when he was young and had a tragic past, nothing is more important than family ties.

This is even more than the love between him and Grindelwald.

After solving Harry's problem, Dumbledore did not leave Whitehall directly.

Instead, he continued to discuss something with Mr. Prime Minister.

Anthony knew without guessing that it was definitely Mr. Harker who was building his own grand blueprint again.

He was not interested in participating in the rest of the content.

So he left the office with Harry and started wandering around Whitehall.

"I can't imagine that I'm actually in Downing Street. This is just a dream." Harry's face was ruddy, and his dark green eyes were full of excitement.

As he said that, he suddenly turned around and asked: "Hi, Anthony, are you also the little wizard who was invited?"

"Yes!" Anthony responded lightly.

He didn't want to reveal his identity yet. After all, being a prince or something would only exacerbate the distance between him and the civilian wizards.

"cool!"

Harry said happily: "We can go to school together. I mean, where is that station nine and three-quarters? Do you know?"

After escaping from the Dursleys, Harry seemed to be a different person, with a smile on his face and a voice full of yearning for that magical world.

However, there are still some confusions, such as the ticket Hagrid gave him before leaving.

Platform nine and three-quarters is hot-stamped on the golden card.

He had never heard of a station called Nine and Three Quarters. No one would use such a name.

Anthony also had that ticket, which was given to him by Professor McGonagall.

"This..." Although Anthony knew the answer, he couldn't tell Harry openly.

So he changed his tone and said, "We can ask the principal and wait until their meeting is over."

"Okay then!" Harry said with some regret.

Anthony looked at Harry's sudden low mood and couldn't help but worry about Dumbledore's future plans.

Harry's first impression of him was not so good!

...

At this time, the door to the Prime Minister's Office opened.

The old man with a gray beard walked out alone.

"I just thought I heard you talking about how to enter the station?" Dumbledore's face was calm, but there was a trace of guilt in his half-moon eyes, which was an emotion that would only be revealed when facing Harry.

Anthony was keenly aware of the principal's fleeting emotions, and then he quickly calmed down and said, "Yes, Professor."

"Just go through the wall between nine and ten. It's very simple. If you feel scared for the first time, you can run for a while." Dumbledore quickly adjusted his emotions, turned around and said with a smile.

And his eyes fell on Anthony.

The subtle change in emotion just now aroused his sideways glance.

He knew the boy, a letter from Buckingham Palace had been delivered to Hogwarts a few days ago.

Letters from the Queen!

"Anthony, right?"

"Yes, Professor." Anthony replied subconsciously.

"You are very talented in magic." A hint of caution flashed in the old principal's blue eyes, and then he stepped forward and gently patted the little guy on the shoulder.

Then, his brows frowned slightly.

The magic of this kid...

Too much.

He couldn't believe that a young wizard of his age could have such terrifying magical power.

This is even more than the average adult wizard.

"Mr. Dumbledore, can I take Harry away? There are some documents, you know." At this moment Dorothy came out.

"Of course!"

"Harry, come here." She waved her hand and then led Harry to the reception room.

Dorothy still needs to explain the details of his subsequent life.

"What do you think about Harry?"

Suddenly the greatest wizard looked down and asked about Anthony.

His voice was gentle and indifferent, as if he was just chatting.

"This..."

Anthony, who was about to answer, suddenly remembered the post about Dumbledore he had seen online before, which was a post dedicated to analyzing how time travelers hide their secrets from him.

Netizens' idle thoughts have now become a reality that Anthony has to face.

He had long forgotten the content of that post, but he did remember a little bit.

That is, don't lie to Dumbledore.

The owner of the post replied that Dumbledore in the HP plot no longer has much patience to judge a young wizard with unknown origins.

Anthony was stunned for a moment, then quickly organized his thoughts. After being stunned for two seconds, he replied: "I think this is a pity."