Hogwarts: I inherited my legacy

At this moment, many members of the International Federation of Wizards feel in a dilemma.

Before coming here, they were secretly glad that at least the four people from the Magic Congress were not killed by Dumbledore.

However, they now realize that they were overly optimistic.

In fact, Dumbledore did not do it himself, but if what Fudge said is true,

Then the person who really took action was most likely the young Archdruid who was invited to the Magic Congress with him!

In other words, it was not just Dumbledore, the legendary wizard who was the president of the International Federation of Wizards, who caused such a shocking case.

There is another young archdruid who is equally legendary.

Faced with two legendary wizards who teamed up to commit crimes, who would dare to investigate or even arrest them?

Even if Grindelwald is reborn or Voldemort appears again, I'm afraid he won't dare to try it easily!

According to the intelligence obtained by the International Federation of Wizards, the newly promoted Archdruid alone has the ability to defeat three Dark Lords, not to mention that his most powerful supporter and the enemy are actually the same person.

Jabr and Rudolf looked at each other and sighed secretly: They are indeed comrades who have experienced countless ups and downs together, and their tacit understanding is unparalleled!

From the other person's eyes, they saw the same answer as their own - [Follow your inner thoughts].

To put it bluntly, it means “following the heart.

No wonder they decided like this,

After all, they are just insignificant ordinary employees, so what qualifications do they have to confront two living legends head-on?

One of the reasons why they dared to investigate Dumbledore was because they had the tacit approval of their president, Dumbledore.

But another important factor is that Dumbledore has always behaved relatively mildly in previous historical records.

Over the past fifty years at least, his temper has become much more controlled.

But that big druid is different, he holds a grudge! Very vindictive! Extremely vindictive! This is his characteristic

If these three cases were really the result of the archdruid's deliberate revenge, then the other party's revenge mentality was simply to the extreme.

What's even more frightening is that this archdruid has a unique way of holding grudges.

Ordinary people may hold grudges for a long time;

But this is not the case with this one,

According to historical data, the period of time he holds a grudge is usually as short as three days.

In other words, he would often wipe out all his enemies within three days, so there was no need to hold grudges for a long time.

They were just minor characters running errands. How could they want to provoke such a legendary wizard who was famous for holding grudges?

How much money will you get? What a desperate effort!

Therefore, they gave in without hesitation.

However, since these guests from the Magic Congress relied on eye contact throughout the whole process, Fudge did not notice this.

His self-righteous act of raising fire not only failed to produce the expected results, but actually made these people completely give up the idea of ​​continuing to investigate.

[This is not possible]!

Two Horcrux wizards who are good at [Legilimency] made this judgment at the same time,

They have read the thoughts of several visitors to the International Confederation of Wizards.

Fudge was so stupid that he took the initiative to hand over his evidence!

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and you must not miss it.

Even without Herbo taking action to influence Voldemort's thinking, Barty Crouch Sr. (Voldemort's lover) couldn't wait to take a step forward.

He said seriously,

"Could it be that the person you were talking about just now is Mr. Weasley? Oh, this is absolutely impossible. You must be mistaken."

Then, he added righteously,

"What's more, the Bashir murder case has long been clearly determined to be a crime committed by a dark wizard. How could it be related to Mr. Weasley? Mr. Weasley was still studying at Hogwarts at that time."

Finally, Barty Crouch Sr. (Voldemort) pretended to defend Raven.

And all this was seen by Rufus Scrimgeour.

However, after some careful consideration, he always felt that what his old boss said seemed a bit strange.

What exactly went wrong? In fact, the reason is very simple - Rufus Scrimgeour has a special emotional filter for Barty Crouch Sr. (Voldemort), which prevents him from thinking about this issue from another angle.

In contrast, Fudge is completely different.

He could tell at a glance that this old guy had ulterior motives.

Such remarks that deliberately stir up trouble and intensify conflicts are clearly fanning the flames in an attempt to bring Fudge and those from the International Federation of Wizards into conflict with the leader of the "Fang Company".

What's even more disgusting is that this old fox actually pretends to be righteous and awe-inspiring. It's really disgusting!

Fudge secretly said with disdain,

"Hmph! I don't even bother to associate with such a person! Why didn't I realize that Barty Crouch Sr. was such a sinister and cunning person? If I had known earlier that he was so dirty inside, I would never have just Send him to an under-appreciated department to take care of himself!”

It's a pity, now it's too late...

Barty Crouch Sr. (Voldemort's stuff) said these words, which simply put Fudge and the guests of the International Federation of Wizards into dire straits.

But he put on a sanctimonious appearance that made it impossible for anyone to accuse him of wrongdoing.

Fudge didn't know how serious the situation was, and naively believed that the matter only involved two insignificant old cases.

In his opinion, provocation of this level could only be forgiven by Raven at a certain price.

After all, although those two cases were shocking to the outside world, they were nothing more than trivial matters to the legendary Archdruid, and there was no substantial loss at all.

Because of this, Fudge at this moment is not afraid of Crouch's inciting action.

Instead, he tried to drag Crouch into the quagmire.

Fudge straightened his back and responded righteously,

"In my opinion, whether Mr. Weasley is innocent or not should be left to the Aurors to judge. After all, they are the experts in this field. What about you, Director Crouch? I'm afraid you have been away from Auror affairs for a long time. Bar!"

Fudge's words brought Rufus Scrimgeour, who was watching the show, in.

"Huh? Me?" He looked at Fudge with a confused expression and muttered to himself,

[Isn’t this old guy having a fierce fight with his superior? Why did he suddenly involve himself as an ally? 】